Jeffrey Hsu wrote:
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> The object cache is not a general-purpose memory allocator.  It's a cac=
he of
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> pre-initialized objects.  Are the significant portions of the proc stru=
cture
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> that can be restored to initialized state on object puts?  If not, it's=
 best
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> to just use a general-purpose memory allocator.

Why?  What's the loss if we use the object cache to allocate struct procs=
?

cheers
  simon