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Unfortunately, it seems the git repository mentioned is not publicly available. I searched for 'apodolsk' and found one on github, but the nalloc code is not th
by jcr 12y ago
Unfortunately, it seems the git repository mentioned is not publicly
available. I searched for 'apodolsk' and found one on github, but the
nalloc code is not there. Luckily, it seems the author is on HN (user:
"gosu"):
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8613038 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8613038
I toyed with scalable allocators for a course a few years back.
It's a little embarassing, but if you want to see what the costs
actually are:
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/apodolsk/418/finalreport.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8613156 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8613156
With luck he'll notice that his nalloc work is on the front page of HN,
and possibly tell us if the nalloc code is available somewhere.
- jwise0 12y agoIf you have a local AFS install, it looks like you can clone from: /afs/andrew/usr2/apodolsk/repo/nalloc_nonbare It looks like the public AFS/web gateways around don't seem to support .git directories (huh!). But, I have cloned it and mirrored a git bundle: http://emarhavil.com/~joshua/nalloc.bdl http://emarhavil.com/~joshua/nalloc.bdl wget it, then 'git clone nalloc.bdl nalloc'.
- bowlofstew 12y agoThat isn't working for me. Probably easier to just wget from http://www-afs.secure-endpoints.com/afs/ANDREW.CMU/usr2/apodolsk/repo/nalloc_nonbare/ http://www-afs.secure-endpoints.com/afs/ANDREW.CMU/usr2/apod...