avssunil
Junior Member level 1
Hi All,
I have read that "kernel memory is unswappable,and thus allocating extra memory in the kernel is a far worse thing to do in the kernel than in a user-level program",but we have functions like kfree() and kfree_s() to free the memory from the kernel,so wht do the above statement meant???
Thanks
Sunil
I have read that "kernel memory is unswappable,and thus allocating extra memory in the kernel is a far worse thing to do in the kernel than in a user-level program",but we have functions like kfree() and kfree_s() to free the memory from the kernel,so wht do the above statement meant???
Thanks
Sunil