Address space is the set of virtual address related to the auxiliary
memory. The virtual address is the address that is used by the programmer. In
another way, address space is the total addressable space that is allocated to
the programs from 0 to some maximum. For a system with 1024KB of auxiliary
memory the address space is said to be 1024KB. Usually the address space of a
system is larger than the memory space. In virtual memory system some part of
the address space can be used as memory space to run the programs larger than
the physical memory.
Features of 80486 and Pentium Processor
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One-pass Macro Processors
Dependency Graph
Storage Organization
Interrupt Cycle
Classification and Prediction
Web Application Design
Design Issues in Distributed Operating System
Distributed Mutual Exclusion Algorithm
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Next-Use Information
National Income
Naming in Distributed System
Naive String Matching Algorithm
Multiplication Operation on Two Floating Point Numbers
Multiplexing Techniques – FDMA and SDMA
Midpoint Ellipse Algorithm