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Am 12.08.2012 11:23, schrieb Orchid Win7 v1:
> Come to think of it, they say they use page features to
> implement some of this stuff - which is interesting, since only the OS
> can do that...
"Three successive generations of Azul's Vega series systems relied on
custom multi-core processors and a custom OS kernel to deliver both the
scale and features needed to support Pauseless GC. In 2010, Azul
released its first software-only commercial implementation of C4 for
modern commodity X86 hardware, using Linux kernel enhancements to
support the required feature set."
Virtualization features maybe, dunno.
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