Question: Why remove "module caching" on Linux?

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Question: Why remove "module caching" on Linux? #59

Closed mutexsync closed 4 years ago

mutexsync commented 4 years ago

I was going to implement module caching in Linux (not iterating with dl_iterate_phdr each call) but then I saw the file commit history, and noticed that you already did it once, but removed.

Any specific reason?

danielkrupinski commented 4 years ago

No need to as we initialize Memory object only once.

mutexsync commented 4 years ago

Oh, makes sense. Thanks!