This topic is about the Cache Manager. It is a part of the kernel, and enables (for example) multiple filesystems.
I believe there is a rewrite going on / already in 0.3.1
As you can see, I know fairly little about it. Does anybody know more about it or its status?
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Cache Manager rewrite seems to be very difficult to do, because I've been hearing about it for years, and it's never done.
I'd like to know, in fact, what really *is* the Cache Manager. Is it related to the processor cache? And what benefits will ReactOS have when it's ready?
Thanks
I'd like to know, in fact, what really *is* the Cache Manager. Is it related to the processor cache? And what benefits will ReactOS have when it's ready?
Thanks
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The Cache Manager works to cache data in memory. Considering it's a kernel subsystem, yes, it would be difficult to write/rewrite. The biggest issue however is again the lack of manpower. And with a proper cache manager, work can continue on supporting other file systems like ext2/3/4. And probably a few speed increases as well.
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