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Isn't it the abstraction (virtual memory) creating a problem in the first place? By programmers not understanding that an abstraction has been applied.
by dalore 14y ago
Isn't it the abstraction (virtual memory) creating a problem in the first place? By programmers not understanding that an abstraction has been applied.
- chris_wot 14y agoNo. Virtual Memory has been known about since the early 60s, the issue was that the x86 architecture picked it up in the '90s with the 386 CPU. The problem with programmers not knowing how the operating system works is not the fault of the operating system, it's the fault of the developers.