Hello,
is this a correct patch to get rid of the following problem :
[vmstat -is : ]
...
4096 bytes per page
-1946329673 total name lookups
cache hits (-108% pos + -3% neg) system 0% per-directory
deletions 0%, falsehits 0%, toolong 0%
patch is against -current and outpu
Mikulas Patocka wrote:
Hi
I ripped regexp library from FreeBSD 4 and use it in another program. I
get random crashes because the library casts char to int and uses it as
array index ... the most obvious case is engine.i:189:
register char *dp;
dp += charjump[(int)*dp];
but there are many more and
Mikulas Patocka wrote:
Hi
I ripped regexp library from FreeBSD 4 and use it in another program. I
get random crashes because the library casts char to int and uses it as
array index ... the most obvious case is engine.i:189:
register char *dp;
dp += charjump[(int)*dp];
but there are many more and
On Mon, Feb 16, 2004 at 08:50:39PM +0100, Mikulas Patocka wrote:
> When i compile library with -funsigned-char, it works fine. But it isn't
> compiled with that flag in FreeBSD.
The signedness of chars is left as a choice for the compiler - on the
platform you are working on they must have decided
Hi
I ripped regexp library from FreeBSD 4 and use it in another program. I
get random crashes because the library casts char to int and uses it as
array index ... the most obvious case is engine.i:189:
register char *dp;
dp += charjump[(int)*dp];
but there are many more and I'm unable to spot them
Hi,
I'm thinking about whether it's possible and how to pin
a subsystem of kernel, from a particular driver (such as
software RAID) to TCP network stack, to a particular
CPU. In other words, I have dual processors and how
can I make one of the CPU JUST runs TCP stack so
as to increase network thro
On Sun, Feb 15, 2004, Trent Nelson wrote:
> For as long as I've been programming, I've always been under the
> impression that CPUs will always predict a branch as being false
> the first time they come across it.
>
> Many, many years ago, I came across a DEC programming guide tha
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John-Mark Gurney wrote:
>> I have two questions:
>> (1) Is there any more detailed information regarding KLD in
>> addition to the KDL facility programming in DaemonNews
>> and in Architecture Book?
>
>have you checked the kernel developers handbook..
>
>> (2) Can I
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