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The Linux version of core used a part of the BSS to simulate access to physical memory. All dataspaces would refer to a portion of 'some_mem'. So every time when core would access the dataspace content, it would access its local BSS. For all processes outside of core, dataspaces were represented as files. This patch removes the distinction between core and non-core processes. Now, core uses the same 'Rm_session_mmap' implementation as regular processes. This way, the 'some_mem' could be abandoned. We still use BSS variable for allocating core-local meta data through. |
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