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We are interested in having a memfd_secret based allocator, that uses memsec as fallback. So we figured it would make sense to ask, if this would be a functionality desired directly in memsec?
The basic ideas are:
provide runtime function to check for memfd_secret support (this we already have, on non-linux systems that is compile time known false)
if memfd_secret support is available, try memfd_secret + mmap to allocate
if that fails, fall back to the default
All that of course feature gated, not active by default.
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We are interested in having a
memfd_secret
based allocator, that usesmemsec
as fallback. So we figured it would make sense to ask, if this would be a functionality desired directly inmemsec
?The basic ideas are:
memfd_secret
support (this we already have, on non-linux systems that is compile time known false)memfd_secret
support is available, trymemfd_secret
+mmap
to allocateAll that of course feature gated, not active by default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: