> > > > * It speeds up list manipulations because next->pprev is always accessible.
> (but some of the code you converted, the inode hash, wasnt using
> next/pprev lists.) [...] - thats confusing i think.
Sorry.
> > Yes. But per-processor copy at the same address will be better.
> > Having private processor data at the same place for all processors may
> > by useful for other purposses too (??).
>
> that is not possible, think about clone(CLONE_VM).
It's still magic for me...
Jan Bobrowski
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