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06-09-2012
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Hash Tables of Buffers
Hello,
I want to know how hash tables for buffers were implemented in Unix and now, in linux how they are implemented ? I am aware of what hashing is..also quite familiar with Unix/Linux. Special case is how device numbers comes into picture..I am curious ! If possible consider some example like there are 1000 buffers that can stay in buffer pool.. Please do not divert by proving it is of O(1). I know that. I am asking implementation thing! |
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