> From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> My experience with JNI is that you have to pin objects one at a time.
To be clear: I wasn't talking about pinning Java objects to particular
addresses in memory, instead pinning the entire process address space
into memory using Win32 API calls.
> I'd imagine that most OSs have functions to /actually/ pin data into
> memory (making is non-pagable).
Exactly.
> In order to do that, you'd have to
> Java-pin the object, then OS-pin the memory.
Why Java-pin anything? (assuming you use OS-pin the entire Java heap,
which I accept may be a non-trivial exercise)
> I actually favor your "cheap way" since it's super simple and
> likely to work just as well ;)
Well, me too - it involves the least disruption. KISS says it's the one
to go for if it can be made to work.
- Peter
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