Re:With 'The Machine,' HP May Have Invented a New Kind of Co...
by colanderman on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @04:14PM
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And you could execute binaries directly from storage without "loading" them into memory first.
Linux already does this. Program code is cached copy-on-write in shared memory. The fact that, say, bash has to be loaded from disk once is pretty much irrelevant. After that, the kernel's just managing pointers.
Linux already does this. Program code is cached copy-on-write in shared memory. The fact that, say, bash has to be loaded from disk once is pretty much irrelevant. After that, the kernel's just managing pointers.