On Nov 26, 2001 12:52 +0100, Martin Dalecki wrote:
> This is removing the "write only" read_ahead sparse array from all
> the places where it's "used" by now.
> This is just saving some memmory.
Is this a case of the "read_ahead" array is redundant and read ahead is
done at a different level (not using this array), or is it a case of
read ahead not being done at all? If it is not being done at all, then
removing the unused array is the wrong thing to do - we should fix
read ahead, and start using the array.
Cheers, Andreas
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