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			@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ allocation size classes may be offered as an option in the future.
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## Scalability
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## Small (slab) allocations
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### Small (slab) allocations
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As a baseline form of fine-grained locking, the slab allocator has entirely
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separate allocators for each size class. Each size class has a dedicated lock,
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			@ -441,7 +441,7 @@ attempt to use heuristics for dynamically tuning the size, but there's not a
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great one size fits all approach so it isn't currently part of this allocator
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implementation.
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### Thread caching (or lack thereof)
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#### Thread caching (or lack thereof)
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Thread caches are a commonly implemented optimization in modern allocators but
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aren't very suitable for a hardened allocator even when implemented via arrays
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			@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ and it's entirely unsuitable / incompatible with a hardened allocator since it
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bypasses all of the underlying security and would destroy much of the security
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value.
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## Large allocations
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### Large allocations
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The expectation is that the allocator does not need to perform well for large
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allocations, especially in terms of scalability. When the performance for large
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