On Feb 1, 2006, at 6:43 PM, Mike Marty wrote:
It seems that all instantiations of DirectoryMemory could periodically
sweep the data structure and deallocate any block that is in the
default
state (say Directory_State_I)??
Mike is right that this would work in most cases. Unfortunately, it
is probably protocol specific. Certainly something like this could
be done to reclaim the memory for specific protocols and maybe
something simple could be hacked into SLICC to make it more automatic.
- Milo
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Computer and Information Sciences Department
University of Pennsylvania
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