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baldr 21 Sep 2008, 13:51
OK, spread it lightly...
You have 65535 selectors (most of them of no use, and 8k*2 descriptors, too). Without paging, you're limited to 4GB. |
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21 Sep 2008, 13:51 |
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Mat 01 Oct 2008, 09:25
hello everybody:
paging has one avantage against a flat adress space. A modern memory managment mechanism (slab allocator or something similar) can eleminate fragmentation though remapping of splitting areas into a linear adress space. These reduce the complexibility to handle memory areas of different size and position at cost of the mean performance for memory accesses (because the fast change of mapped adresses results in increasing page faults). |
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