> (while none I have ever seen actually do, the > malloc implementation is free to retrn the memory to the kernel, and > remove it from the process's address space).
FWIW, both old and new jemalloc are capable of doing this. :-) .mrg.
> (while none I have ever seen actually do, the > malloc implementation is free to retrn the memory to the kernel, and > remove it from the process's address space).
FWIW, both old and new jemalloc are capable of doing this. :-) .mrg.