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Hugetlbfs file mappings are handled differently than regular files: - pager_req_create will tell us the file is in a hugetlbfs - allocate memory upfront, we need to fail if not enough memory - the memory needs to be given again if another process maps the same file This implementation still has some hacks, in particular, the memory needs to be freed when all mappings are done and the file has been deleted/closed by all processes. We cannot know when the file is closed/unlinked easily, so clean up memory when all processes have exited. To test, install libhugetlbfs and link a program with the additional LDFLAGS += -B /usr/share/libhugetlbfs -Wl,--hugetlbfs-align Then run with HUGETLB_ELFMAP=RW set, you can check this works with HUGETLB_DEBUG=1 HUGETLB_VERBOSE=2 Change-Id: I327920ff06efd82e91b319b27319f41912169af1
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310 B
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17 lines
310 B
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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. ../../common.sh
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if "$MCEXEC" ./C1203T01; then
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echo "*** C1203T01: OK"
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else
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echo "*** C1203T01: NG"
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fi
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# to run as user, chmod 1777 /dev/hugepages
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if sudo HUGETLB_VERBOSE=2 HUGETLB_ELFMAP=RW HUGETLB_DEBUG=1 "$MCEXEC" ./C1203T02; then
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echo "*** C1203T02: OK"
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else
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echo "*** C1203T02: NG"
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fi
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