Peter Memishian wrote:
>  > >      ENOMEM    Insufficient storage space is available.
>  > 
>  > Roger-- does this errno of ENOMEM collapse the two malloc errnos
>  > (ENOMEM and EAGAIN) together?  Or is EAGAIN still a possible
>  > errno return?
> 
> Given the ability to DR in memory, what is the practical distinction
> between ENOMEM and EAGAIN?
> 

At least in libumem, the distinction between ENOMEM and EAGAIN is based 
on constants in the library. If it returns ENOMEM, it's never going to 
succeed - no matter how much memory you add.

        Scott

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