Stan Sieler ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: > Does the following mean anything to anyone on this list:
: >  NM SYS   a.00168b1c aligned_page_not_present+$14
[snip]
: It's part of the assembly language code used by some of the very low-level
: MPE/iX semaphore procedures.  On 5.0, cb_lock can go to int_sem_lock,
: which in turn goes to aligned_int_lock, which in turn goes to
: your aligned_page_not_present.
 
: Why?
 
  page not in memory,  aligned_page_not_present goes to touch the page
  (tries loading to bit bucket, i.e. gr0) to force memory mgmt to fetch
  that page from virtual memory.
 
:-) Eero - HP CSY networking lab.