mäluhaldusskeemid
Mäluhaldusskeemid, or memory management schemes, are techniques used by computer operating systems to control and allocate main memory (RAM) to various running processes and the operating system itself. The primary goal is to efficiently utilize available memory, prevent processes from interfering with each other's memory spaces, and ensure that programs have access to the memory they require.
One fundamental concept is physical address mapping, where each byte of memory has a unique address. However,
Common memory management schemes include contiguous allocation and non-contiguous allocation. In contiguous allocation, each process is
Virtual memory is a more advanced concept that extends the apparent size of main memory by using