Christopher K Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | ... This is the simplest fix, though it's also | the most wasteful of memory (and/or swap space allocation, depending | on how your system does copy-on-write and its page size and so on). I don't think copy-on-write is a factor. Demand paging, like every Unix has had for years and years and years should take care of the whole issue. If you don't touch a page, it doesn't consume RAM, just backing store, which is not in short supply.
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