>03 июня 2014 г., в 18:09, Steve Simon написал(а):
>
>> I have finally got around to porting p9p's stats(1),
>> I renamed it nstats(1) for now.
>
>> http://plan9.bell-labs.com/contrib/steve/nstats.tbz
>
>/sources between .com and /contrib.
Indeed, my bad.
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/cont
Looking at the diffs I can see how it might easily be missed, since there
are many other changes to allow for different page sizes.
It's different again in the 64-bit version, where I really went over the
top (nice 1914 centenary reference there) on changes.
I'd better put that code somewhere befor
On 3 June 2014 18:08, erik quanstrom wrote:
> ok. good. that's what happened. perhaps some change needs
> to be made to segattach to mirror this change.
>
I think this is independent. In ibrk I changed the test from using newsize
to calculating mapsize first and
checking mapsize in the same w
> I made the change you suggest in the PAE kernel but perhaps Erik missed it
> during his merge:
> if(mapsize > nelem(s->ssegmap)){
> mapsize *= 2;
> if(mapsize > SEGMAPSIZE)
> mapsize = SEGMAPSIZE;
> s->map = smalloc(mapsize*sizeof(Pte*));
> s->mapsize = mapsize;
> }
ok. good. that's what happe
On 3 June 2014 02:14, Yoann Padioleau wrote:
> if(mapsize > (SEGMAPSIZE*PTEPERTAB))
> mapsize = (SEGMAPSIZE*PTEPERTAB);
>
...
>
>
I made the change you suggest in the PAE kernel but perhaps Erik missed it
during his merge:
if(mapsize > nelem(s->ssegmap)){
mapsize *= 2;
if(ma
too bad, i don't see anthony's diff, and i get this error
(perhaps unrelated)
Too many diffs (26 > 25). Stopping.
- erik
> i don't know where a history of stuff older than sources (2002) is.
http://swtch.com/plan9history/
> I think it should be
> if(mapsize > (SEGMAPSIZE))
> mapsize = SEGMAPSIZE;
hmm. i think this code is correct. ssegmap is a static map
to handle small segments. small segments fit in ssegmap.
the point must have been to avoid malloc.
this test is a little more questionable
>
I have finally got around to porting p9p's stats(1),
I renamed it nstats(1) for now.
It is split into two parts, nstats(1) the GUI, and auxstats(1)
which collects the performance data.
backends supplied for plan9, linux, and windows (at present).
You will need my dos(1) command line access to wi
