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Mac OS 9 has virtual memory (it uses virtual address translation and it can swap pages to disk), but it still has a single address space that is shared between
by fay59 5y ago
Mac OS 9 has virtual memory (it uses virtual address translation and it can swap pages to disk), but it still has a single address space that is shared between every application.
- grishka 5y agoAh. I remember reading "it has virtual memory" and assumed that this includes each process running in its own address space. Was it common for applications to reach directly into kernel memory instead of using proper APIs?