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Abstract: Pointer swizzling at page fault time is a novel
address translation mechanism that exploits conventional
address translation hardware. It can support
huge address spaces efficiently without long hardware
addresses; such large address spaces are attractive for
persistent object stores, distributed shared memories,
and shared address space operating systems. This
swizzling scheme can be used to provide data compatibility
across machines with different word sizes,
and even to provide binary code... (Update)
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Paul R. Wilson and Sheetal V. Kakkad. Pointer swizzling at page fault time: Efficiently and compatibly supporting huge addresses on standard hardware. In 1992 International Workshop on Object Orientation in Operating Systems, pages 364--377, Dourdan, France, 1992. IEEE, IEEE Computer Society Press. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/wilson92pointer.html More
@inproceedings{ paul92pointer,
author = "Wilson, Paul R. and Kakkad, Sheetal V.",
title = "Pointer Swizzling at Page Fault Time: Efficiently and Compatibly Supporting Huge Address Spaces on Standard Hardware",
booktitle = "1992 Int.\ Workshop on Object Orientation and Operating Systems",
publisher = "IEEE Comp.\ Society Press",
address = "Dourdan (France)",
pages = "364--377",
year = "1992",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/wilson92pointer.html" }
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