> > I run Links on embedded linux without swap, and the memory on board is > > only about 58MB. :( > > 114MB shouldn't go into the semiconductor memory, but into the virtual > memory. It's like several GB. Mikulas, can you comment on this?
If you have CPU with paging, it should be demand-paged --- i.e. it loads only those pages that it requires and releases them if free memory goes low. If you have CPU without paging (*-nommu Linux kernels), it will load the whole binary, there is no help for it. You can change in font_include.c unsigned char font_data and struct letter letter_data to const unsigned char font_data and const struct letter letter_data to see if it helps (with some weird dynamic loaders it may help), but if your CPU has no paging, there is no improvement possible. Mikulas _______________________________________________ links-list mailing list links-list@linuxfromscratch.org http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/links-list
