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Very elegant and very unimplementable at the time. The make They seem to avoid the under sized address ranges which time and again plague computing. eg. -IBM
by prosaic-hacker 5y ago
Very elegant and very unimplementable at the time. The make They seem to avoid the under sized address ranges which time and again plague computing.
eg.
-IBM mainframe OSs with below/above the line addressing.
-The 1MB 8086 & Dos Limit and the hacks that followed (EMS,XMS) etc.) for more than a decade. The Disk access size limitations in the same era.
- IPV4 address depletion.
The authors in 1980 seem to be aware the issue would be there but I don't see how the thrashing could have been avoided even if 1980's developers/designers had read the paper when it was published.