Paging strategies in an object oriented environment
J.B. Putnam · 2002
Paging issues which arise in object-oriented programming systems are considered. Unlike conventional virtual memory systems, object-oriented system provide clues about the underlying structure of the executing programs. This fact is used to suggest improved memory management strategies for object-oriented systems. These strategies are modeled using a kind of simple game on graphs. This game allows estimation of the performance needed to ensure object-fault-free computation.>