ANONYMOUS wrote page size is 2 10 primary page table size is 2 8 There are 2 14 secondary page tables, each entry of the primary page table holds the starting address of a secondary page table. One can bring the secondary page tables on demand (the sec...

ANONYMOUS wrote Sort of, but you can ignore that question. I don't know what Chris meant, may be segmented paging (I haven't explained that).

ANONYMOUS wrote No

The page size is 2 10, but what you have written after that does not make any sense. I guess you haven't spent time to understand the lectures. It is impossible to explain here.

I think Amitava has stated this is a test of understanding and not memorisation, so probably not. Probably just know that it goes reg - cache - ram - disk roughly

Hi, just a quick question about calculating the page size from the offset. if there are 10 bits for the offset in a 32 bit system, would the page size be 2 10 1kB bytes, where each offset contains 2 bits to determine which byte of the 4 bytes in the...

Do we need to know the speeds of the different types of memory?

ANONYMOUS wrote Answered here https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U753 hl segmentation

"Explain Cleary the difference between paging and segmentation of memory" Hi, in the question above is the segmentation of memory the same thing as partitioning? Thank you

will there be any writing code questions?

Hello, I am reposting my question as it seems my question has been missed. Could someone please clarify or help with my understanding please? The question is below Hi all I'm currently on Past Exam 2021 Question 5. I'm wondering if for """ A computer ...

Hello, I am reposting my question as it seems my question has been missed. Could someone please clarify or help with my understanding please? The question is below Hi all I'm currently on Past Exam 2021 Question 5. I'm wondering if for """ A computer ...

The stack is "built up" in a sense, so new items are added on top of the stack. When a function returns, the stack essentially (theres a bit more to it if you want to do some research) gets rid of everything that was added on top during the function...

Question about the stack thing, when your saying that the next bit of data we want to get from the stack will be near the top is that in reference to the data in the stack or the location of the data in the stack? I assume the former and thats why a ...

ANONYMOUS wrote (Hint portability)

look up " start()" for more info otherwise https en.cppreference.com w c program exit

Does every process use the exit() system call to terminate?

ANONYMOUS wrote I would personally say exit would apply better because technically you can just make a program that does nothing and so doesn't use I O but I O is still a good answer. I know how you feel, but according to research, it is linked to bet...

Repeat of this question https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U782

I'm sorry Sean but as far as I know project 2 marking hasn't commenced yet. I doubt the marks will be out before the exam. Hopefully I am wrong.