Programming and compiling strategies for paging systems
Gerald M. Weinberg · Software Practice and Experience · 1972
Abstract Designers of paging systems have tended to believe that programmers can influence system performance, but usually for the worse, rather than for the better. Their efforts to find operating system solutions to poorly styled programs may have discouraged efforts to produce paging‐oriented compilers, to educate programmers in techniques to use under paging, and to open communication channels between the programmer and the paging system—all of which now promise to give increased satisfaction with paging systems.