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Figure 6: The life cycle of typized kernel objects: by making heavy use of object cycling, the kernel avoids the need to continually reserve and initialize memory.

Linux relies on typized objects and leverages the benefits of recycling thanks to the slab allocator (Figure 6). The kernel provides a number of pre-initialized objects. This approach mainly offers performance benefits: simultaneous initialization of multiple, identical objects makes optimum use of the processor's cache. It improves use of existing memory and removes the need for some code because operations that allocate memory, pre-initialize objects, de-initialize objects, and release memory are no longer needed . Administrators can view information on these subjects by giving the cat /proc/slabinfo command.