Chapter 7. Memory management
In previous chapters, this book described the scheduling subsystem as the creator of the impression that threads execute in parallel. The memory management subsystem, on the other hand, creates the impression that there is enough physical memory for the kernel and that userspace tasks have the entire address space only for themselves. HelenOS represents continuous areas of physical memory in struc
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The basic assumptions behind LRU have been invalidated by streaming media, garbage collection and other things possible in large address spaces, but until 2002 there weren't many replacements available that are suitable to be implemented in a general purpose OS. However, with the advent of LIRS, ARC, Clock-pro and CAR/CART algorithms, it looks like there could be a benefit to Linux in implementing
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