Liangliang,
In that example, the request is for a discontiguous space. These
spaces have no pre-defined start or length. They grow their virtual
memory footprint on demand. By contrast other methods of VMRequest
can request specific regions of the virtual address space for the space.
The choice of which to use depends on whether you need specific
address ranges to be pinned down.
--Steve
On 15/06/2009, at 10:16 PM, Liangliang Tong wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Like the following code in org.mmtk.plan.MS.java:
>
> /public static final MarkSweepSpace msSpace = new MarkSweepSpace("ms",
> DEFAULT_POLL_FREQUENCY, VMRequest.create());/
>
> it takes VMRequest.create() as a parameter, yet in VMRequest.java,
> this
> method is implemented like this:
>
> / public static VMRequest create() {
> return new VMRequest(REQUEST_DISCONTIGUOUS, Address.zero(),
> Extent.zero(), 0f, false);
> }/
>
> Doesn't this method return a space starting with address zero and
> ending
> with zero?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Liangliang Tong
>
>
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