Under the Hood
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Under the Hood
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How every process gets its own private address space — address translation, the TLB, page tables, and page faults, animated end to end
Every running process believes it owns one huge, private, contiguous block of memory — starting at address 0 and running up to (on 64-bit) an absurdly large ceiling. On the left is that view: a tidy column of virtual pages. It is a comforting lie the operating system and CPU tell every program.
Address translation
Active Recall
What does the TLB do, and why does it matter?