> This is the quote from "Philip and Alex..." that I was talking about > earlier. I don't know if its relevant or not: > > They replied "NaviServer uses memory-mapped file I/O on single-processor > machines but automatically configures itself to use operating system read on > multi-CPU machines so as to reduce shared memory contention." mmap(2) is *supposed* to share memory when read-only which is what's beign done for HTML file reads, so I don't understand what "contention" there could possibly be. Additionally, any OS that doesn't get mmap right is severly broken and shouldn't be used. - Paul
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