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Article #1967Re: Memory utilization & inter-process
From: BEAR
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 1989 14:32
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 1989 14:32
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I believe what you're looking for is a working set scheduler. In a
nutshell, this type of scheduler pages a job against itself rather than
against the system (i.e. the pool of available pages belongs to the process
(rather than the system) and is of a size set by the system when then process
is created). Unfortunately, I can't think of an available OS that uses a WS
scheduler off the top of my head (that doesn't mean they don't exist!). Good
luck.
--
Bob Beckwith
Prime Computer, Inc.
Internet: bear@s34.prime.com
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