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It doesn't mean larger allocations, it means more allocations. glibc will try to use different arenas for different OS threads to avoid lock contention, if you
by mbell 8y ago
It doesn't mean larger allocations, it means more allocations. glibc will try to use different arenas for different OS threads to avoid lock contention, if you allow a lot of arenas then malloc will allocation a lot of chunks of memory assuming you have lots of threads requesting memory.