cond of those appears impractical, for the reasons I argue above.
Regards,
Wolfram.
Cordially yours,
--Steve
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Steven Augart
Jikes RVM, a free, open source, Virtual Machine:
http://oss.software.ibm.com/jikesrvm
rief for other developers to have it clearly spelled out
that glibc's malloc() uses the MAP_NORESERVE flag when allocating
memory. It would tell people what to look for when reading the
kernel documentation referred to.
--Steve Augart
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Steven Augart
Jikes RVM, a free, o
rief for other developers to have it clearly spelled out
that glibc's malloc() uses the MAP_NORESERVE flag when allocating
memory. It would tell people what to look for when reading the
kernel documentation referred to.
--Steve Augart
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Steven Augart
Jikes RVM, a free, o
have to pull down the Sun Java runtime
environment from non-free in order to use the programs they want to use.
Thank you for your consideration.
Respectfully Yours,
--Steven Augart
[1] Visit
http://www-124.ibm.com/jikesrvm/userguide/HTML/faq_building.html and
search for the
have to pull down the Sun Java runtime
environment from non-free in order to use the programs they want to use.
Thank you for your consideration.
Respectfully Yours,
--Steven Augart
[1] Visit
http://www-124.ibm.com/jikesrvm/userguide/HTML/faq_building.html and
search for the
ages have managed to manipulate the stack pointer and still take
advantage of the pthreads support in Debian's glibc.
At the moment, the Jikes RVM user's guide recommends that folks run
Red Hat or SuSE. I would very much like to add Debian to the list of
recommended systems.
Thank You.
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ages have managed to manipulate the stack pointer and still take
advantage of the pthreads support in Debian's glibc.
At the moment, the Jikes RVM user's guide recommends that folks run
Red Hat or SuSE. I would very much like to add Debian to the list of
recommended systems.
Thank You.
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