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    This document discusses different memory management strategies for dynamic partitioning in operating systems. It begins by defining dynamic partitioning and concept of swapping. It then explains bitmap allocation and linked list allocation strategies. Various allocation strategies like first fit, next fit, best fit and worst fit are described. The document also covers memory management implementation techniques like coalescing and compacting. It discusses difficulties of dynamic partitioning like external fragmentation and shortcomings of contiguous allocation. Finally, it asks how these issues can be improved.

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    This document discusses different memory management strategies for dynamic partitioning in operating systems. It begins by defining dynamic partitioning and concept of swapping. It then explains bitmap allocation and linked list allocation strategies. Various allocation strategies like first fit, next fit, best fit and worst fit are described. The document also covers memory management implementation techniques like coalescing and compacting. It discusses difficulties of dynamic partitioning like external fragmentation and shortcomings of contiguous allocation. Finally, it asks how these issues can be improved.

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    Allocate Process To Available Memory?

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    This document discusses different memory management strategies for dynamic partitioning in operating systems. It begins by defining dynamic partitioning and concept of swapping. It then explains bitmap allocation and linked list allocation strategies. Various allocation strategies like first fit, next fit, best fit and worst fit are described. The document also covers memory management implementation techniques like coalescing and compacting. It discusses difficulties of dynamic partitioning like external fragmentation and shortcomings of contiguous allocation. Finally, it asks how these issues can be improved.

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    7

    Concept define :
    Swapping

    5
    Process Scheduling
    What is dynamic (lecture 4)
    partitioning: Design
    purpose

    6
    8
    Example

    10
    12
    What is bitmap allocation 11
    Properties of Bitmap
    Properties of Bitmap
    strategy

    Bitmap

    13

    What is linked list 14

    Example (linked list)


    allocation strategy

    17

    First Fit

    First Fit

    18

    Next Fit

    Next Fit

    15

    Memory management:
    9
    allocation strategies
    Memory Management 2 How to manage dynamic
    (Dynamic partitioning) partitioning (operating
    19

    Best Fit
    system)

    Best Fit

    Allocate process to available 20

    memory? Linked List Worst Fit

    Worst Fit

    22

    Quick Fit

    Quick Fit

    23

    Memory management 24 25 26 27

    implementation: Coalescing example Coalescing example Coalescing example Coalescing conditions


    coalescing

    28

    Memory management
    implementation:
    Compacting

    29 30 31

    Difficulties of Dynamic Difficulties : external Shortcoming of


    partitioning fragmentation Contiguous allocation

    Lecture 9 & 10 : non-


    How to Improve??????
    contiguous approach

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