Re: Kinetic - Loading apps into fast RAM
- From: Rob Kendrick <nntp@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:11:20 GMT
On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 06:59:04 +0000, Mark wrote:
In message <a67755764f.druck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
druck <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 24 Feb 2008 Jess <phantasm_39@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:[snip]
Is it possible to force applications to run only in the RAM in the
processor board?
No, not without modifying RISC OS's memory allocation strategy.
Does not the Kinetic get its higher speed by using its on-board RAM
/first/ ?
It gets its higher speed because a lot of allocations get put there
because you only have a small amount of memory on the motherboard.
There's still a chance Firefox will get allocated memory off the CPU
card, and it still won't be able to do half-word loads or stores to other
parts of the system, such as video memory, or in-memory drag-and-drop
transfers: it's too much effort to tell the compiler to allow half-word
accesses in some parts of the program and not in others.
And in any case, even a 300MHz StrongARM is way too feeble to run
Firefox, even if you had infinitely fast RAM.
B.
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