Understanding the Linux Virtual Memory Manager (Repost)

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A programmer wanting to understand the workings of the Linux VM today literally has no choice but to study the kernel source code, line-by-line – an excruciatingly difficult and time-consuming task. This book dedicates itself to explaining, in detail, how the memory manager is implemented in Linux, thereby cutting down the time needed to understand it from many months to mere weeks.

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