virtual address space (VAS) or address space is the set of ranges of virtual addresses that an operating system makes available to a process
When executed, program will start running from virtual address 0x80482c0. This address doesn't point to our main() procedure, but …
point elf virtual-address-spaceWhich addressing is used in processors x86/x86_64 for caching in the L1, L2 and L3(LLC) - physical or …
caching x86 virtual-memory tlb virtual-address-spaceI read that , "When a program executes an instruction like : MOV REG,1000 , it does so to copy the contents of …
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linux-kernel kernel virtual-address-spaceThe question is: Consider a virtual address space of 256 pages with page size of 4KB, mapped onto a physical memory …
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