Properties of Storage Hierarchy Systems With Multiple Page Sizes And Redundant D
Properties of Storage Hierarchy Systems With Multiple Page Sizes And Redundant D
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>m. =^ v r, t, an overflow from M finds its corresponding page in M From LEMMA 3. 4 m. > m . =^ V r, t, (m|)Sm|. And (sj(m. ))^n sj. = v\ Then just before P is overflowed, P^ exists in M'^ oa After the overflow, P finds its corresponding page still existing in M"^ 03 Suppose the overflow, p'!^, is caused by a reference to m"^.
Oa Then just before the overflow from m\ P^ exists in M"^ and (S:^(m. )) f]S. = ^ i. E. , the information in the last page of M'^ is not in M . This means that the last p...age of 1-1 is not P, thus, the overflow page P finds its corresponding page still in M"-^ after an overflow from M'^ occurs.
PROOF of Part (b) : m. J
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
>m. =^ v r, t, an overflow from M finds its corresponding page in M From LEMMA 3. 4 m. > m . =^ V r, t, (m|)Sm|. And (sj(m. ))^n sj. = v\ Then just before P is overflowed, P^ exists in M'^ oa After the overflow, P finds its corresponding page still existing in M"^ 03 Suppose the overflow, p'!^, is caused by a reference to m"^.
Oa Then just before the overflow from m\ P^ exists in M"^ and (S:^(m. )) f]S. = ^ i. E. , the information in the last page of M'^ is not in M . This means that the last p...age of 1-1 is not P, thus, the overflow page P finds its corresponding page still in M"-^ after an overflow from M'^ occurs.
PROOF of Part (b) : m. J
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