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You provide limited information but it is not clear the scenario you explain is a bug. If too much memory is locked into resident memory with mlock then this so
by ailideex 7y ago
You provide limited information but it is not clear the scenario you explain is a bug. If too much memory is locked into resident memory with mlock then this sounds like the expected and correct behavior.
- hobbes78 7y agoThen I prefer the unexpected and incorrect behaviour of Windows, which freezes the offending application and continues to be responsive, allowing me to kill it if I wish to do so...