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Sure there is. You need an entire second copy of every user space library to be resident in DRAM (and on disk)
by gok 9y ago
Sure there is. You need an entire second copy of every user space library to be resident in DRAM (and on disk)
- Aloha 9y agoWhy would you need every userspace library in memory? - you'd only have the libraries in use by applications in memory.
- gok 9y agoSure but any Mac app that uses AppKit (that is, ~any GUI app) pulls in about 300 MB of executable dependencies at a minimum. More for apps that uses rarer frameworks.
- Aloha 9y agoI suspect a majority of 32-bit apps are CarbonLib, which has a smaller footprint, how much smaller, I dont know.