The SLUB allocator [LWN.net]
The slab allocator has been at the core of the kernel's memory management for many years. This allocator (sitting on top of the low-level page allocator) manages caches of objects of a specific size, allowing for fast and space-efficient allocations. Kernel hackers tend not to wander into the slab code because it's complex and because, for the most part, it works quite well. Christoph Lameter is o
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SLUB: The unqueued slab allocator V6 [LWN.net]
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