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I'm fine with GNU echo being so much more robust, besides most of the time the shell's built-in echo is the one actually called. echo --version vs /bin/echo --
by joaomsa 14y ago
I'm fine with GNU echo being so much more robust, besides most of the time the shell's built-in echo is the one actually called.
echo --version vs /bin/echo --version
What I can't understand is the terrible malloc() implementation in glibc still being there after all these years.
- koenigdavidmj 14y ago> What I can't understand is the terrible malloc() implementation in glibc still being there after all these years. Now you can't lead off like that and not tell us what is so bad about it, and what I should use instead!
- jlebar 14y agoTry tcmalloc. Among the many problems with glibc's malloc (when I tested, anyway) is that it slows down considerably as soon as you start up a thread, even if you immediately shut it down.