> through a loop of stuffing characters into an array.
> I wrote the Perl script. We are going to create a C++
> version of the Perl script. However, we do not think
> that Perl is the problem.
Hmmm, do not be so sure. Think for a moment. How is the array indexed?
It is almost assuredly a l
I was under the impression that only 2GB was mapped to userspace, and the
other 2GB was mapped for kernel data, although I could be wrong.
Jon
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Robert Vaughn wrote:
> During some tests we have observed some odd memory
> behavior in Linux. It appears that our Linux server
> wi
During some tests we have observed some odd memory
behavior in Linux. It appears that our Linux server
with 10 GB of RAM will only allocate a maximum of 2.8
GB per process. When we try to exceed 2.8 GB per
process the process dies. We are interested in
finding why and how to fix the behavior.
O
Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
I was under the impression that only 2GB was mapped to userspace, and the
other 2GB was mapped for kernel data, although I could be wrong.
I'm fairly sure redhat's kernel configures a 3G/1G split. So the max
you could ever get would be 3G, also it will depend on whic
