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"malloc never says no" malloc says no if you set a ulimit in your shell. I do this on the desktop to stop myself from shooting myself in the foot. (Recent kern
by imurray 15y ago
"malloc never says no"
malloc says no if you set a ulimit in your shell. I do this on the desktop to stop myself from shooting myself in the foot. (Recent kernels also let you turn off the overcommitting behavior.)
- adobriyan 15y agoRecent is 2.6.11+ which is 6 years old.
- koenigdavidmj 15y agoNote to self: do not leave root terminal behind xlock, since I have no guarantee that xlock will stay around.