Memory Management

[Sum Dude]

Hi, could anybody point me in the direction of
some memory management tutorials?

Thanx in advance

[The Legend]

>On 2002-04-08 17:51:14, Sum Dude wrote:
>Hi, could anybody point me in the direction of
>some memory management tutorials?
>
>Thanx in advance
http://osdev.redir.net

there under the Docs/Tutorials section, there
are at least two tutorials which cover basically
most things you'll need at first.

[Guest]

>On 2002-04-09 05:50:20, The Legend wrote:
>>On 2002-04-08 17:51:14, Sum Dude wrote:
>>Hi, could anybody point me in the direction of
>>some memory management tutorials?
>>
>>Thanx in advance
>http://osdev.redir.net
>
>there under the Docs/Tutorials section, there
>are at least two tutorials which cover basically
>most things you'll need at first.

Ive read both of them, do u know anywhere
where I can find some code for me to look at?

[J. Weeks]

>>http://osdev.redir.net
>>
>>there under the Docs/Tutorials section, there
>>are at least two tutorials which cover basically
>>most things you'll need at first.
>
>Ive read both of them, do u know anywhere
>where I can find some code for me to look at?

Well, depending on how well you can comprehend
huge code projects (I can't very well) check
out Linux, Free/Net/OpenBSD

Otherwise, check out the "links" and "osDev Ring"
links up above... there's a lot of easy to read
memory management routines in these sources.

I can't remember if GazOS had memory management
implemented (I would imagine it did), but his
source is great for new-comers. Easy to read,
and well formatted. I'm sure there's others as
well, that's just the first to come to mind.

Jeff