Re: page sizes
- From: Phlip <phlip2005@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 12 Apr 2008 00:34:23 GMT
copx wrote:
Do memory managers usually use page sizes which are a power of two or
not?
Yes. This optimizes the variables and hardware registers used to manage
the pages. None of their bits are wasted. User-level code doesn't need
these optimizations, so they pick array sizes with different conveniences.
Which page size can one expect on Windows/i386 and Linux/i386?
Usually 4096 bytes. But what will you do with the answer - it might vary
for any conceivable reason, including odd bus architectures.
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Phlip
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