Exam 9: Memory Management in Operating Systems: Segmentation, Paging, and Strategies for Efficiency

Before the advent of ________, programmers wrote all the code necessary to implement a particular application, including the highly detailed machine-level input/output instructions.

The ________ placement strategy allows the system to make a placement decision quickly and generally incurs the least amount of overhead of the various placement strategies.

According to ________, many processes that access data and instructions once are likely to access them again in the future.

A memory manager's primary function is ________.

________ strategies attempt to load a piece of program or data into memory before it is referenced.