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| − | ReactOS currently uses a Memory Manager which tries to mimic behavior of Windows Server 2003. The Memory Manager is a part of [[ntoskrnl.exe]]. | + | ReactOS currently uses a [[Wikipedia:Memory management (operating systems)|Memory Manager]] which tries to mimic behavior of Windows Server 2003. The Memory Manager is a part of [[ntoskrnl.exe]]. |
The Memory Manager is quite feature-complete in most of the cases, except with buggy applications or esoteric functions. | The Memory Manager is quite feature-complete in most of the cases, except with buggy applications or esoteric functions. | ||
Virtual memory is not done yet. The Cache manager is not within the scope of the Memory Manager. | Virtual memory is not done yet. The Cache manager is not within the scope of the Memory Manager. | ||
[[Category:System_Services]] | [[Category:System_Services]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:44, 17 March 2019
The page Memory Manager is a short article on something that should have a lot more information written on it.
If you know anything else about it, you are STRONGLY encouraged to add the information in. If you are unsure of proper formatting or style, add it to the talk page or this page itself as you think best and others will help.
ReactOS currently uses a Memory Manager which tries to mimic behavior of Windows Server 2003. The Memory Manager is a part of ntoskrnl.exe.
The Memory Manager is quite feature-complete in most of the cases, except with buggy applications or esoteric functions.
Virtual memory is not done yet. The Cache manager is not within the scope of the Memory Manager.
