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Date: | Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:47:45 -0500 |
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Dave Darnell wrote:
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> Thanks, Shawn,
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> I vaguely wondered about NFS, but to simplify the whole mess, I
> assumed no third-party.
If NFS did it, it would be a neat trick. On a classic 3000, program
files were mapped into virtual memory (code segments were swapped from
the program file/SL directly, rather than copying them to VM). While
I'm not the internals wizard by far on MPE/iX, I'm relatively certain
that this is still the case (although virtual spaces, rather than code
segments are involved). Intervening between VSM and the file system
would be decidedly non-trivial (although not impossible, as the file
system does mapped file I/O, and remote file equates would have to do
essentially the same thing).
Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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