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> memory doesn't work like a simple flat address space Can you expand on that? I thought that modern (non-segmented) memory does work like a simple flat addres
by tomp 8y ago
> memory doesn't work like a simple flat address space
Can you expand on that? I thought that modern (non-segmented) memory does work like a simple flat address space, at least from the perspective of userspace programs. Isn't all the weirdness only a result of compiler optimisations?