Computational memory consists of pages belonging to working storage or program text segments. It includes working storage memory or processes (stack, data, bss, the kernel text and data, kernel extensions, shared library data, and shared memory segments.)
Segment 1 is application program text. AIX gives preferential treatment to executables and, as such, treats executable file pages as computational pages.
I know that program text is treated as computational, but my question was: does it get paged out? It can't get dirty because it's read-only. So it only has to be reread, if performance is of no concern.
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