At 20.31 13/05/2004 +0200, you wrote:
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>> attivare il prelinking sul browser dovrebbe darti soddisfazioni
>>
>e cos'e'?
cito:
>What is Prelink and how can it help me?
>
>Most common applications make use of shared libraries. These shared libraries
>need to be loaded into memory at runtime and the various symbol references
>need to be resolved. For most small programs this dynamic linking is very
>quick. But for programs written in C++ and that have many library
>dependencies, the dynamic linking can take a fair amount of time.
>
>On most systems, libraries are not changed very often and when a program is
>run, the operations taken to link the program are the same every time. Prelink
>takes advantage of this by carrying out the linking and storing it in the
>executable, in effect prelinking it. In order for the linker, you need
>ld-linux.so in glibc; to recognize the prelinking you need >=glibc-2.3.1-r2.
>
>Prelinking can cut the startup times of applications. For example, a typical
>KDE program's loading time can be cut by as much as 50%. The only maintenance
>required is re-running prelink every time a library is upgraded for a
>pre-linked executable.
in quanto a come installarlo, dipende dalla distro.
In genere una ricerca su goOOogle con 'prelink' e 'nomedistro' da buoni
risultati.
Andrea
The most well keeped tech secret about Linux:
perl -e 'print $i=pack(c5,(41*2),sqrt(7056),(unpack(c,H)-2),oct(115),10);'
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