David van Moolenbroek 6ad322a932 MIB: slim process tables to reduce memory usage ...

- About 80% of PM's process table consisted of per-signal sigaction
  structures.  This is information not used by the MIB service, and
  can safely be stored outside the main process table.

- The MIB service does not need most of the VFS process table, so VFS
  now generates a "light" version of its table upon request, with just
  the fields used by the MIB service.

The result is a size reduction of the MIB service of about 700KB.

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hw.c

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kern.c

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main.c

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Makefile

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mib.h

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minix.c

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proc.c

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tree.c

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vm.c

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