Lennart Sorensen wrote:
That is true. However you could have an OS that provided overlay style
replacements of blocks of data or code at the request of the
application. This of course requires custom applications to take
advantage of such a feature.
Right, which is what Windows does with AWE, which I mentioned originally.
And AWE is used by only a precious few applications (SQL Server probably
being the most widely known) has serious performance and VM drawbacks
(1GB at a time, memory cannot be paged out, it's all wired in) and isn't
practical for a lot of things.
Adam
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