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FreeBSD and macOS added. For those willing to experiment, the feature is silently ignored if you try to map too much. By default, each connection gets 256MB of memory (on 64-bit systems). This needs to be enough for everything, including the page cache, the WAL index, and now the memory mapping. With that default config, limiting |
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This is still an experiment at this point.
Only Linux is supported: Windows is much harder, and otherwise we should probably follow SQLite and limit this to macOS and FreeBSD.