2011/10/7 Akilan R <akilan27 at gmail.com>
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 5:16 PM, Arulalan T <arulalant at gmail.com> wrote:
yup. It may be slower to access the swap area rather than RAM, but it is
much faster than access the data of files which are stored in the hard
disk.
Could you clarify? You initially said you wanted to store in swap instead
of
RAM. Now you want to store in swap(which is essentially a 2nd class RAM)
instead of files in file-system. Do you mean to say you don't want in RAM
because you don't want to use precious RAM space but want to use swap as it
is faster than accessing other files?