Hey,<BR>In school I am taking this section on the way that windows addresses memory. Now, it's kind of breif in the way that it describes it. I think I may understand how it works, but I'm not sure.

The tradeoff for less memory is that a given memory location with CMAC addressing might be used for multiple input states, resulting in collisions for some memory locations. Because a larger input ...

Segements are a nasty evil, and their usage varys depending on what mode you are in.<br><br>In Real (8086) mode, the processor uses segments as part of its memory addressing routines. A segment is a ...

If you reduce systems down to their bare essentials, everything exists in those systems to manipulate data in memory, and like human beings, all that really exists for any of us is what is in memory.

The analog memory quest of the last article in the Neuronics series ended with the idea that multiple positive feedback loops might implement memory that could be used as the weighting coefficients of ...