On 10.02.2007 [17:41:04 -0600], Bill Buros wrote:
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> >> eh?As a user, would does this do?It lets me skip the linking
> >step?
> >
> >Sort of. So, if you're a user and you have a binary with a large BSS,
> >and maybe don't know if you want to try and relink the binary, but would
> >lik
> eh?As a user, would does this do?It lets me skip the linking
step?
Sort of. So, if you're a user and you have a binary with a large BSS,
and maybe don't know if you want to try and relink the binary, but would
like to see what is possible, performance-wise, if you were to relink
the bi
On 10.02.2007 [15:40:56 -0600], Bill Buros wrote:
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> Add support for partial segment remapping, where non-relinked binaries
> >can try to take advantage of libhugetlbfs' segment remapping code. By
> >LD_PRELOAD'ing the library and specifying the __executable_start address
> >in the HUGETLB_FORCE_
Add support for partial segment remapping, where non-relinked binaries
can try to take advantage of libhugetlbfs' segment remapping code. By
LD_PRELOAD'ing the library and specifying the __executable_start address
in the HUGETLB_FORCE_REMAP variable, the library mimics the behavior it
would have
