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How to use Address Binding in High Level Languages? [on hold]


Understanding top and load averageHow to get information about word, address size, address bus size, data bus size and instruction bus size?How can I tell what memory RAM address range is being used by uboot?What's exactly Compile time, Load time, and Execution time?High %sy in top output, how to debug?How to sort ps output to find processes realtime priority and identify processess currently occupied running queueUnderstanding the CPU time spent by process in user/kernel spaceHow does the CPU knows which physical address is mapped to which virtual address?High CPU load average; how to find the root cause?













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    This question is not at all related to UNIX & Linux, except in the most arbitrary sense. I suggest it might be more relevant on Stack Overflow.

    – 0xSheepdog
    yesterday











  • what do you mean by "address binding"? mapping of virtual memory addresses to physical ones? (lazy?) binding of symbols in dynamic linking? None of those depend on the language used.

    – mosvy
    yesterday













  • 2





    This question is not at all related to UNIX & Linux, except in the most arbitrary sense. I suggest it might be more relevant on Stack Overflow.

    – 0xSheepdog
    yesterday











  • what do you mean by "address binding"? mapping of virtual memory addresses to physical ones? (lazy?) binding of symbols in dynamic linking? None of those depend on the language used.

    – mosvy
    yesterday








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This question is not at all related to UNIX & Linux, except in the most arbitrary sense. I suggest it might be more relevant on Stack Overflow.

– 0xSheepdog
yesterday





This question is not at all related to UNIX & Linux, except in the most arbitrary sense. I suggest it might be more relevant on Stack Overflow.

– 0xSheepdog
yesterday













what do you mean by "address binding"? mapping of virtual memory addresses to physical ones? (lazy?) binding of symbols in dynamic linking? None of those depend on the language used.

– mosvy
yesterday






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