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n |
The logical
address becomes
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a relative
address when the
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page size is a
power of 2
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n |
Ex: if 16 bits
addresses are
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used and page
size = 1K, we
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need 10 bits
for offset and
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have 6 bits
available for page
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number
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n |
Then the 16
bit address
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obtained with
the 10 least
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significant
bit as offset and 6
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most
significant bit as page
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number is a
location relative to
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the beginning
of the process
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