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Dan Hollis ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: Does anyone know if there is a method in MPE to lock a program into memory
: so that it does not get swapped out (e.g. by someone doing a serial read in
: Query)?
: In Unix this is easy; you simply use the POSIX calls to lock pages (or the
: whole program) into memory -- but I can't find a method to do this under MPE.
There really isn't a (documented, supported, etc.) way to do this with
Native Mode program files on MPE/iX. I believe that the :ALLOCATE
command still works for Compatibility Mode program files.
Generally, the MPE Memory Manager's algorithm for keeping
frequently accessed pages in memory is sufficient. If you
have a problem case where this doesn't appear to be working
well, or had a specific need for a program to remain memory
resident, please post (or email) the details.
Mike Yawn
MPE Performance Consultant
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