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From: martin@felix.UUCP (Martin McKendry)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Unix Virtual Memory Management -- Input sought
Message-ID: <5164@felix.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 12-Aug-87 20:13:04 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 12 20:13:04 1987
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Organization: FileNet Corp., Costa Mesa, CA
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Keywords: Sys V, BSD, Mach


I'm looking at doing some work on our virtual memory system.
Being relatively new to the Unix world, I'm not up on the folklore
on what is good to do and what is not.  In particular, I'd be
interested to find out what the world thinks of the relative
merits and demerits of demand paging as implemented in the
various flavors of Unix, particularly BSD, System V, and Mach.
A couple of paragraphs before I start reading code would
be wonderful.  Any help out there?

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	Martin S. McKendry
	FileNet Corp
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