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From: Rick.Rashid@CS.CMU.EDU
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Subject: Re: Byte article on Mach
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Date: 16 Nov 89 21:43:40 GMT
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There is also a "Mach to the Rescue" section in the VM in Unix article
in the same Byte.  You should always keep in mind that anything you read
in such magazines is of questionable accuracy, though.  In the "Mach to
the Rescue" section it states (among other things) that:

1) Mach can provide virtual memory support on machines without VM hardware and

2) Mach VM was designed for "undefined parallel processors"


I remains to be seen how we were able to do these things, I assume we
will discover that in an upcoming Byte issue....

-Rick