Hi,
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001, Jeff Hartmann wrote:
quoted
Ummm...of course it is virtually contiguous. How could it be
different? You request a size, and it returns a base virtual address.
If there were holes in it, how would you know?
Look at vread in vmalloc.c, I think it would handle holes in a
vmalloc'ed area (From a brief reading of the code.) I've seen postings
about this on linux-kernel. I don't see a vwrite implementation, but I
would assume you would have to do something similar for writes.
Between two vmalloced areas is of course a hole to catch overflow errors.
bye, Roman
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