On Fri, 26 Aug 2005, Andreas Baer wrote:
> What are the current file size limits for memory mapping via glibc's
> mmap() function on linux:
Its 2^wordsize - areas used for other purposes. 1-3GB on i386. A couple of
petabytes(?) on ia64.
> - I doubt that the full 64-Bit (something within Exabyte
Who is the memory mapping expert? :)
What are the current file size limits for memory mapping via glibc's
mmap() function on linux:
- for a native 32-Bit System not using LFS?
- for a native 32-Bit System using LFS?
- for a native 64-Bit System?
(linux-kernel >2.6, of course)
It would be nice i
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