An investigation of program exchange methods for multiprogramming environment.
Abstract
An investigation of program exchange techniques and methods of
evaluating such procedures is conducted. Basic hardware and system
parameters vitally affecting program exchange are discussed. The basic
program exchange methods covered are 1) the Complete Program Exchange
2) the Block or Page Exchange and 3) the Completely Integrated System
Exchange. The investigation is conducted using heuristic analysis,
and a simulation study is conducted on selected methods. The combined
analysis not only evaluates present methods but provides a guide for
evaluating and selecting an Exchange technique for any system configuration
. A complete multiprogramming system simulator and a specific
technique for status preservation are presented as Appendices.
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