diff --git a/doc/generated/libvmem.7 b/doc/generated/libvmem.7 index ff194666a79b612b64a05f16ea71fd67fc72f730..1fa0f467b928595f0e436a26f9501dba4f976552 100644 --- a/doc/generated/libvmem.7 +++ b/doc/generated/libvmem.7 @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ .\" Automatically generated by Pandoc 2.0.6 .\" -.TH "LIBVMEM" "7" "2019-07-10" "PMDK - vmem API version 1.1" "PMDK Programmer's Manual" +.TH "LIBVMEM" "7" "2019-09-26" "PMDK - vmem API version 1.1" "PMDK Programmer's Manual" .hy .\" Copyright 2014-2019, Intel Corporation .\" @@ -86,6 +86,12 @@ Development Kit\f[] because it is sometimes useful to use non\-volatile memory as a volatile memory pool, leveraging its capacity, cost, or performance characteristics. .PP +It is recommended that new code uses \f[B]memkind\f[](3) instead of +\f[B]libvmem\f[], as this library is no longer actively developed and +lacks certain features of \f[B]memkind\f[] such as NUMA awareness. +Nevertheless, it is mature, and is expected to be maintained for +foreseable future. +.PP \f[B]libvmem\f[] uses the \f[B]mmap\f[](2) system call to create a pool of volatile memory. The library is most useful when used with \f[I]Direct Access\f[] storage diff --git a/doc/generated/libvmmalloc.7 b/doc/generated/libvmmalloc.7 index 0737804e063a277886b072172a791c8e26f8a934..850c89e489b106378bd9a1ab595ebdcef0a260c3 100644 --- a/doc/generated/libvmmalloc.7 +++ b/doc/generated/libvmmalloc.7 @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ .\" Automatically generated by Pandoc 2.0.6 .\" -.TH "LIBVMMALLOC" "7" "2019-07-10" "PMDK - vmmalloc API version 1.1" "PMDK Programmer's Manual" +.TH "LIBVMMALLOC" "7" "2019-09-26" "PMDK - vmmalloc API version 1.1" "PMDK Programmer's Manual" .hy .\" Copyright 2014-2019, Intel Corporation .\" @@ -96,6 +96,10 @@ Memory Development Kit\f[] because it is sometimes useful to use non\-volatile memory as a volatile memory pool, leveraging its capacity, cost, or performance characteristics. .PP +This library is no longer actively developed, and is in maintenance +mode, same as its underlying code backend (\f[B]libvmem\f[]). +It is mature, and is expected to be supported for foreseable future. +.PP \f[B]libvmmalloc\f[] may be also linked to the program, by providing the **\-lvmmalloc* argument to the linker. Then it becomes the default memory allocator for the program.