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An Implementation of Guarded Pointers with Tight Bounds on Segment Size (1999)  (Make Corrections)  (1 citation)
J.P. Grossman, Jeremy Brown, Andrew Huang, Tom Knight



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Abstract: ters [Carter94]. A guarded pointer is an unforgeable capability [Fabry74] with all relevant permission and segment size bits contained in the pointer itself (we will use the term segment to denote an allocated block of memory and object to denote data within a segment). Since user programs are not permitted to create capabilities, this allows the use of a single shared virtual address space within the system. Furthermore, the inclusion of permission and segment size bits within the guarded... (Update)

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J.P. Grossman, Jeremy Brown, Andrew Huang, Tom Knight, "An Implementation of Guarded Pointers with Tight Bounds on Segment Size", Project Aries Technical Memo ARIES-TM-02, AI Lab, M.I.T., September 14, 1999. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/grossman99implementation.html   More

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