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It's hard to say on one hand "I use mmap because I don't want fancy APis for every read" and on the other "I want to do something useful on page fault" because
by lmz 1y ago
It's hard to say on one hand "I use mmap because I don't want fancy APis for every read" and on the other "I want to do something useful on page fault" because you don't want to make every memory read a possible interruption point.