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From: "pedro henrique antunes de oliveira" <ph.rpguo@gmail.com>
To: "Fans of the OS Plan 9 from Bell Labs" <9fans@cse.psu.edu>
Subject: Re: [9fans] slow performance
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do you think that gcc is MALLOCing (hehe) all space with one call instead
fallow the program order (malloc 1 space at time) ?

the cat /dev/cputype prints P4 2401. i'll would ask for that file, if there
is some file with my cpuinfo.

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do you think that gcc is MALLOCing (hehe) all space with one call instead fallow the program order (malloc 1 space at time) ?<br>
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the cat /dev/cputype prints P4 2401. i&#39;ll would ask for that file, if there is some file with my cpuinfo.<br>

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