Application 'launch-cache'...
luke
etyrnal at ameritech.net
Mon May 17 08:12:37 PDT 2004
is there such thing as a type of cache (within the os / system) memory
that could be increased so that a large application that is continually
being launched successively would load faster?
does the Finder cache some 'open' results in RAM??
i can not load the program from a RAM disk - i don't think... too may
other support files etc...
would there be some sort of cache associated with the BSD subsystem?
or would this be a Jaguar System type cache?
or maybe it just doesn't exist.
just curious for now.
i have xgrid set up to do distributed rendering on my Micro-Cluster© ...
and the rendering software takes as long to launch as it does to
actually do it's task...
so i figured if i could get the app to launch faster i could kill some
overhead?
possible?
thanks.
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