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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ userspace process can detect mounting memory pressure early and release memory
back to the kernel as it happens, relieving the memory pressure before it
becomes too critical.
The effects of memory pressure during runtime generaly are growing latencies
The effects of memory pressure during runtime generally are growing latencies
during operation: when a program requires memory but the system is busy writing
out memory to (relatively slow) disks in order make some available, this
generally surfaces in scheduling latencies, and applications and services will
@@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ is specifically useful for services that consist of multiple processes, and
where each of them shall be able to release resources on memory pressure.
The `POLLPRI`/`POLLIN` conditions will be triggered every time memory pressure
is detected, but not continously. It is thus safe to keep `poll()`-ing on the
same file descriptor continously, and executing resource release operations
is detected, but not continuously. It is thus safe to keep `poll()`-ing on the
same file descriptor continuously, and executing resource release operations
whenever the file descriptor triggers without having to expect overloading the
process.