Emilio G. Cota writes:
> On Tue, Aug 02, 2016 at 18:27:44 +0100, Alex Bennée wrote:
>> Under times of high memory stress the additional small mallocs by a
>> linked list are source of potential memory fragmentation. As we have
>> worked hard to avoid mallocs elsewhere when queuing work we might
On Tue, Aug 02, 2016 at 18:27:44 +0100, Alex Bennée wrote:
> Under times of high memory stress the additional small mallocs by a
> linked list are source of potential memory fragmentation. As we have
> worked hard to avoid mallocs elsewhere when queuing work we might as
> well do the same for the l
Alex Bennée writes:
> Under times of high memory stress the additional small mallocs by a
> linked list are source of potential memory fragmentation. As we have
> worked hard to avoid mallocs elsewhere when queuing work we might as
> well do the same for the list. We convert the lists to a auto-
Under times of high memory stress the additional small mallocs by a
linked list are source of potential memory fragmentation. As we have
worked hard to avoid mallocs elsewhere when queuing work we might as
well do the same for the list. We convert the lists to a auto-resizeing
GArray which will re-
Under times of high memory stress the additional small mallocs by a
linked list are source of potential memory fragmentation. As we have
worked hard to avoid mallocs elsewhere when queuing work we might as
well do the same for the list. We convert the lists to a auto-resizeing
GArray which will re-
