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The page containing the pointer's value is needed, not the string.
by hopler 8y ago
The page containing the pointer's value is needed, not the string.
- rurban 8y agoThe page is irrelevant. Important is if the first string is longer than 63, thus forcing the next string to occupy a seperate cache line. With the usual malloc you have to subtract 8 from 63, as malloc reserves a word at the front. With _independent_comalloc for efficient array storage not.
- austincheney 8y agoI don't why this is downvoted. Reminds of me bitter old burnouts at r/programming on Reddit downvoting anything about JavaScript or WASM not immediately destroying JavaScript. Childish behavior from stupid people with big tears is why I deleted my Reddit account.