>>>>> "chris" == Chris Mason <mason@suse.com> writes:
Hi
chris> 2) A memory pressure call back in the address space operations. This
chris> really does seem more flexible than a call in struct super_operations.
I have not read nor ReiserFS code nor ext3 code. Do you push all your
pages in the page cache? If that is the case, I think that a call in
the address space operations is great. The problem is that I can't
see how do you will be able to free memory from an isolated page, I
assume that you need _quite a lot_ of context to decide which page you
can free.
Later, Juan.
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