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On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 16:20:27 +0100
Chris Liddell <cjl@???> wrote:
Hello Chris,
> You weren't far off, though.
Trouble is, sometimes, an inch is as good as a mile.
> The processor still only really has a 4Gb address space, but it does
> some clever page swapping to allow more physical memory to be
D'oh! Should've remembered about that from my Atari 8-bit days. My
memory, like DRAM, needs a refresh.
> I believe there is some (small) performance penalty compared to
> direct support of a 64 bit address space, but that's purely
> anecdotal.....
Understandable, as it takes time (however short a period) to swap chunks
of memory in and out. The larger the chunk, the more time. Obviously,
it's unlikely to be a period of time long enough such that we could
measure it with a stop watch.
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