Closed kinetiknz closed 4 years ago
memfd, available in recent Linux kernels, provides a way to create anonymous shared memory mappings referenced by an fd. This avoids needing to preallocate and then unlink files in the filesystem to acquire an fd.
memfd
r? @ChunMinChang please
memfd, available in recent Linux kernels, provides a way to create anonymous shared memory mappings referenced by an fd. This avoids needing to preallocate and then unlink files in the filesystem to acquire an fd.r? @ChunMinChang please