BIL 200 Lecture Project
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BIL 200 Lecture Project
Console app to simulate next fit algorithm used on UNIX memory allocation. Written in C++.
Implemented system calls for no of total processes, process info like id, size, count of context switches, SJF scheduling algorithm and tested it for CPU and I/O bound tasks. Resolving page fault via lazy memory allocation. Incorporated features like creating a kernel process for paging, swap in, swap out mechanisms, and writing sanity tests.
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Operating Systems Lab Programs
A console based simulation for memory allocation techniques(First Fit,Best Fit,Worst Fit). Also some additional features like memory compaction,memory release and availability of empty spaces in ram.
A Java program that simulates various memory allocation strategies, including First Fit, Best Fit, and Worst Fit.
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