Page cache一小例
when you first open a source file in a text editor,
data from the file is read into memory from disk.
As you edit the file, more and more pages are read in.
When you later compile the file,
the kernel can use the pages directly from the page cache;
it need not reread the file from disk.
Because users tend to read and manipulate the same files repeatedly,
the page cache reduces the need for a large number of disk operations.
when you first open a source file in a text editor,
data from the file is read into memory from disk.
As you edit the file, more and more pages are read in.
When you later compile the file,
the kernel can use the pages directly from the page cache;
it need not reread the file from disk.
Because users tend to read and manipulate the same files repeatedly,
the page cache reduces the need for a large number of disk operations.
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