If the release of the next version of the Linux kernel is delayed, blame Linus 🙂 The merge window for Linux 6.1 is currently open. This past Sunday, a kernel maintainer asked Linus Torvalds if he missed a merge request. In this regard, Linus respondSays the merge request is still in its merge queue, but […]
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The “perf” kernel subsystem of Linux has gained some new AMD CPU functions in the Linux 6.1 version. The more important ones are perf mem (memory report) and perf c2c (Cache-To-Cache) two functions, of which the perf mem function uses For various memory statistics, and the perf c2c function is used for statistics of CPU
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Meta announced that it has open-sourced MemLab, a tool for finding memory leaks in JavaScript applications on Chromium-based browsers. Finding and addressing the root cause of memory leaks is important to provide a high-quality user experience on web applications, the announcement said. MemLab helped Meta’s engineers and developers improve the user experience and made significant
Meta announced that it has open sourced MemLab, a tool for finding memory leaks in JavaScript applications on Chromium-based browsers. Finding and addressing the root cause of memory leaks is important to provide a high-quality user experience on web applications, the announcement said. MemLab helped Meta’s engineers and developers improve the user experience and made
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This paper analyzes the key implementations of commonly used memory allocators in order to understand the design philosophy of dynamic memory management of virtual machines, and provide guidelines for implementing efficient memory management of virtual machines. #Daily #blog #Memory #allocator #virtual #machine #memory #management
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David Rowley of Postgres Committed a critical change aimed at improving PostgreSQL performance and reduce memory management overhead. This move reduces the chunk header size from 16 bytes to 8 bytes: The changes made here reduce the chunk header size to just 8 bytes for all 3 of our memory context types. For small to
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Microsoft recently announced the technical details of the ChromeOS vulnerability they discovered. The announcement states that the company has discovered a memory corruption vulnerability in ChromeOS components that can be triggered remotely, allowing an attacker to perform a denial of service (DoS) attack or, in extreme cases, remote code execution (RCE). A Microsoft researcher reported
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