Handout TIF204 Chapter 7 Main Memory 2016

An Overview

Operating System:

The main purpose of a computer system is to execute programs.
These programs, together with the data they access, must be at
least partially in main memory during execution. Selection of a
memory-management scheme for a system depends on many
factors, especially on the hardware design of the system.
CPU scheduling, improve both the utilization of the CPU and the
speed of the computer’s response to its users. To increase in
performance, several processes must be kept in memory — so,
the memory must be shared.

Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin, Greg Gagne, Operating System
Concepts Essentials, 2012, 2th Edition, John Wiley & Sons. Inc.

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Ch. 7: Main Memory
Chapter Objectives.

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Ch. 7: Main Memory
Agenda.

• Background
• Memory Management
– Swapping or Unswapping
– Memory Allocation

• To provide a detailed description of various ways of organizing
memory hardware.
• To explore various techniques of allocating memory to processes.
• To discuss in detail how paging works in contemporary computer

systems.

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• Contiguous Memory Allocation
• Random Memory Allocation

– Memory Allocation: Problem – Strategy – Solution
• Segmentation
• Paging
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Background

Background


Basic Hardware.
STALL

STALL

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RAM

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RAM

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CACHE

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Background
• Pertimbangan yang dilakukan:

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Background
• Proteksi dilakukan menggunakan dua
buah register: (1) base register, dan
(2) limit register.
• Base register: menandakan alamat
memori yang sah.
• Limit register: menandakan
besarnya jangakauan ukuran ruang
memori yang sah tersebut.

– bukan hanya mempertimbangkan kecepatan ketika mengakses memori,
tetapi juga memastikan CPU melakukan operasi yang benar;

• Caranya?

– memastikan bahwa setiap proses memiliki ruang memori yang terpisah,
hal ini akan menjaga ruang memori diakses oleh proses lain (adanya
proteksi ruang memori);
– Mengapa demikian?

• Bagaimanakah proteksi dilakukan?
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CPU

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Background


Memory Management
Swapping Existention.
• Swapping Memory Management
• Unswapping Memory Management

Memory Allocation.

• Contiguous Memory Allocation
• Random Memory Allocation

Hardware address protection with base and limit registers.
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Contiguous Memory Allocation.

Random Memory Allocation.

Alokasi memori berurutan dapat diklasifikasikan menjadi:
1. Multiprogramming dengan pemartisian statis

Alokasi memori tak berurutan dapat diklasifikasikan menjadi:
1. Multiprogramming dengan pemartisian statis

– Berukuran sama
– Berbeda ukuran: (1) banyak antrian; dan (2) satu untuk semua antrian

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– Berukuran sama
– Berbeda ukuran

2. Multiprogramming dengan pemartisian dinamis


2. Multiprogramming dengan pemartisian dinamis

– Berukuran sama
– Berbeda ukuran
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• Solusi yang dapat dilakukan jika keempat strategi tersebut tidak
dapat menyelesaikan permasalhaan pengalokasian memori adalah
dengan melakukan memory compaction .

Memory Allocation: Problem & Strategy.

• Permasalahan yang muncul dalam pengalokasian ruang memori
adalah adanya beberapa lubang dengan kapasitas total yang cukup
besar untuk suatu proses, tetapi lubang tersebut tidak saling
berdekatan (external fragmentation ).
• Strategi yang dapat dilakukan untuk menangani permasalah
tersebut adalah denga menerapkan salah satu dari 4 strategi
pengalokasian ruang memori berikut: (1) first-fit; (2) next-fit; (3)
best-fit; dan (3) worst-fit.
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Operating System:
Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Baer Galvin, Greg Gagne, Operating System
Concepts Essentials, 2012, 2th Edition, John Wiley & Sons. Inc.

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