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Re: IBM 360 memory

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From: Anne & Lynn Wheeler
Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 20:10
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Anne & Lynn Wheeler <lynn@garlic.com> writes:
> tss/360 had concept of virtual memory and one-level store ... but
> almost not concept of performance techniques and dynanic adaptive
> anything. besides tss/360 horribly long pathlengths there were some
> static things that they just didn't stop and think about. CMS used a

slightly more digression; standard cms didn't have a virtual
memory file system ... it had a somewhat CTSS looking filesystem
using effectively real i/o semantics that got simulated in
cp/67's virtual memory environment .... recent slight
digression regarding CCWTRANS & UNTRANS simulating real I/O
CCW programs in virtual memory environment:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2003c.html#59 real multi-tasking, multi-programming

in the early '70s, i did do a page-mapped infrastructure for the CMS
filesystem ... which supported general semantics ... being able to
somewhat do the one-level store stuff ... ala tss/360 ... but also
supporting the existing CMS filesystem semantics ... aka real I/O
operations were translated into block page read/write. From that
standpoint it supported the high-level block read/write semantics
standard in the cms filesystem ... but the underlying implementation
was signficantly more efficiently since it avoided the whole thing of
virtual to real translation, with page fixing/unfixing that had to go
on during the period of the simualted real i/o.

random past postings about paged/memory mapped filesystem:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/subtopic.html#mmap

in had the efficiency of using paging implementation with the tight &
efficient block read/write leveraging the higher level CMS filesystem
conventions.

-- 
Anne & Lynn Wheeler | http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/
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