← Back to context Comment by account42 12 hours ago I don't think dynamic libraries fail at "utilizing" any available RAM. 3 comments account42 Reply pjmlp 12 hours ago Think of any program that uses dynamic libraries as extension mechanism, and now replace it with standard UNIX processes, each using any form of UNIX IPC to talk with the host process instead. account42 11 hours ago In theory there might be a different RAM usage with the two approaches. In practice there is not. pjmlp 10 hours ago And your measurements are available where?
pjmlp 12 hours ago Think of any program that uses dynamic libraries as extension mechanism, and now replace it with standard UNIX processes, each using any form of UNIX IPC to talk with the host process instead. account42 11 hours ago In theory there might be a different RAM usage with the two approaches. In practice there is not. pjmlp 10 hours ago And your measurements are available where?
account42 11 hours ago In theory there might be a different RAM usage with the two approaches. In practice there is not. pjmlp 10 hours ago And your measurements are available where?
Think of any program that uses dynamic libraries as extension mechanism, and now replace it with standard UNIX processes, each using any form of UNIX IPC to talk with the host process instead.
In theory there might be a different RAM usage with the two approaches. In practice there is not.
And your measurements are available where?