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07/01/24(Mon)21:24:13 No.101236656
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k 07/01/24(Mon)21:24:13 No.101236656 Archived
i made an opengl image viewer that theoretically cycles through theoretically infinite images in no time how can i make the images in memory not be paged out
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k
07/01/24(Mon)21:25:16 No.101236672
k 07/01/24(Mon)21:25:16 No.101236672
using C++
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Anonymous
07/01/24(Mon)21:32:53 No.101236753
Anonymous 07/01/24(Mon)21:32:53 No.101236753
buy infinity ram?

your description of the problem leaves much to be desired.

what is the use case for viewing infinity images in an instant? maybe cull some entity's and only show the user what they need to see.
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Anonymous
07/01/24(Mon)21:36:32 No.101236786
Anonymous 07/01/24(Mon)21:36:32 No.101236786
mlock(2) and mlockall(2)
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