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Subject: paging
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Date: Mon, 9-Jan-84 16:56:14 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan  9 16:56:14 1984
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From:  Bernard  Gunther <BMG@MIT-XX.ARPA>


I am working on an XT in C and I was wondering if there was any easy
way to "page in" certain portions of a program at once?  This could be
done either via virtual memory with some sort of intelligent paging
routine or by some way of compiling sections of the program so that
they use the same area of memory.  I would like to keep a central
monitoring program in memory at all times, but would like to bring in
the appropriate application program when called for.

Thanks,
Bernie Gunther
BMG@MIT-XX
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