Hi
In our cases the servers are using a relative small number of "large"
modules very often .
The LLA VLF would help, but is a "sever specific" case and not a
"system-wide" case.
I see also that the code would be not very complicated, but maybe there
is a code for this somewhere...
On 05.02.2013 17:49, Tom Marchant wrote:
On Tue, 5 Feb 2013 17:27:50 +0100, Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Searching for a simple tool , which can load a number of modules to an
address space and starts a server.
(for example the HTTP server) .
For a number of different servers, we noticed that the performance would
be better, if the called programs would be preloaded.
An option would be to put this heavily used modules to the LPA , dynamic
LPA, but in this case I would need something private.
It would be fairly simple to code a program that would issue the LOADs,
then XCTL to the program that you want to run.
Would that perform better than letting the server load its own programs? If
so, is it because the server does LOAD, DELETE, LOAD, DELETE, etc.?
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