Slab cache

[Hartmut Birr]

Hi,
do we need the slab cache in ntoskrnl\mm\slab.c? I've replaced the kmap
functions (ntoskrnl\mm\kmap.c) by a process local mapping (hyperspace).
The slab cache needs the mapping for a longer time and cannot use the
hyperspace mapping. I  would remove the slab cache, because it is not
used by any of the kernel functions.
- Hartmut

[Filip Navara]

Hartmut Birr wrote:
>   Hi,
>  do we need the slab cache in ntoskrnl\mm\slab.c? 
No
>   I've replaced the kmap functions
> (ntoskrnl\mm\kmap.c) by a process
>  local mapping (hyperspace). The slab cache needs the mapping for a
>  longer time and cannot use the hyperspace mapping. I  would remove the
>  slab cache, because it is not used by any of the kernel functions.  
My vote is to remove it.
- Filip

[Alex Ionescu]

Hartmut Birr wrote:
>   Hi,
>  do we need the slab cache in ntoskrnl\mm\slab.c? I've replaced the
>  kmap functions (ntoskrnl\mm\kmap.c) by a process local mapping
>  (hyperspace).  
Excellent!
>   The slab cache needs the mapping for a longer time and
> cannot use the
>  hyperspace mapping. I  would remove the slab cache, because it is not
>  used by any of the kernel functions. 
Remove it, IIRC it's something that we don't use anymore.
>  - Hartmut
>  
Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

[Sylvain Petreolle]

> >   The slab cache
> > needs the mapping for a longer time and cannot use the
> >  hyperspace mapping. I  would remove the slab cache, because it is not
> >  used by any of the kernel functions. 
>  Remove it, IIRC it's something that we don't use anymore.
>   
Already done, look at ros-svn :)
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