What are the VM motivations??
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Quoted 9 lines · Russell Leighton
I read this thread as asking the question:
If VM management is viewed as an optimization problem, then what exactly is the function that you are optimizing and what are
the constraints?If you could express that well with a even a very loose model, then the code could be reviewed to see if it was really doing what was intended and assumptions could be tested.
May I suggested an algorithm?
- Write down what you think the optimization constraints are. (be specific, for example, enumerate all the flavors of page types - process code, process data, page cache file data, page cache swap cache, anonymous, shmem, etc.)
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- Write down what you think the current algorithms are. (again, be specific, use file names, function names, pseudocode and snippets of existing code.)
- Send it to Rik. He'll tell you if it's right.
POST IT. Give the rest of us some clues and the opportunity to check evaluator's replies.
Quoted 7 lines · Colonel
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May I suggested an algorithm?
- Write down what you think the optimization constraints are. (be specific, for example, enumerate all the flavors of page types - process code, process data, page cache file data, page cache swap cache, anonymous, shmem, etc.)
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- Write down what you think the current algorithms are. (again, be specific, use file names, function names, pseudocode and snippets of existing code.)
- Send it to Rik. He'll tell you if it's right.
POST IT. Give the rest of us some clues and the opportunity to check evaluator's replies.
Why don't YOU post it?
All I've seen from you are complaints and insults, nothing constructive yet.
regards,
Rik
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