Hamid R. Jahanjou 写道:
> From: Hamid R. Jahanjou
>
> Implements the idea of swap-out page clustering from *BSD for
> Linux. Each time a candidate page is to be swapped out,
> virtually-nearby pages are scanned to find eligible pages to be
> swapped out too as a cluster. This technique increases the likelihood of
> bringing in related data on a page fault and decreases swap space
> fragmentation in the long run. Currently, Linux searches only
> physically-nearby pages which is not optimal since, over time, physically-
> adjacent pages may become unrelated.
>
> The code can be statically tuned. No benchmarks. I'm not sure whether
> the added complexity is acceptable.
>
> Signed-off-by: Hamid R. Jahanjou <hamid.jahanjou@gmail.com>
> [snip a lot of code here]
> +
> +	for(vm_address = cursor_vma->vm_start; 
> +	    vm_address < cursor_vma->vm_end && ci->nr_collected < ci->cluster_size; 
> +	    vm_address += PAGE_SIZE)
> +	{
> +	    cursor_page = virt_to_page(vm_address);
> 

I do not think that the virt_to_page() can work well on userland virtual 
address space.
And the linear searching for whole address space of a vma is not good 
idea too, really.

> +	    if (!page_allowed_in_cluster(cursor_page, ci))
> +		continue;
>
> 

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