Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

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In windows each app gets its own flat memory space. I am assuming that drivers get theirs too. There's no need to allocate specific chunks of memory anymore. Usually C-based programs just malloc a chunk. The OS gives it to you, and you don't care exactly where it is. Now, the OS Kernel, is probably the only software in Windows that accesses specific memory addresses directly.


CZ