32 entries may sound small by modern standards (current x86 processors have thousands of TLB entries), but it covers 128 KB of memory -- enough for the working set of most 1980s programs. A TLB miss is not catastrophic either; the hardware page walker handles it transparently in about 20 cycles.
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，这一点在夫子中也有详细论述
Web streams use a locking model to prevent multiple consumers from interleaving reads. When you call getReader(), the stream becomes locked. While locked, nothing else can read from the stream directly, pipe it, or even cancel it — only the code that is actually holding the reader can.
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