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Subject: Re: hash table size - is a power of 2 still an advantage these days?

Author: Jeremiah Penery

Date: 16:00:20 09/24/03

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On September 24, 2003 at 16:45:20, Sune Fischer wrote:

>Suppose you had only 512 MB, then you would have to choose between 384 MB or 192
>MB.
>The 384 might cause swapping and it has to be allocated in one big continues
>block might not even be possible, so you'd have to all the way down to 192 MB.

If you swap even after leaving 128MB for the operating system, you need a better
operating system. :)

• Re: hash table size - is a power of 2 still an advantage these days? Sune Fischer 16:28:58 09/24/03
  • Re: hash table size - is a power of 2 still an advantage these days? Jeremiah Penery 18:50:31 09/24/03

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