On the time required for retention

Berry, Daniel M.; Chirica, Laurian M.; Johnston, J. H.; Martin, David F.; Sorkin, Arthur

doi:10.1145/800121.803943

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“…Particularly critical is how frequently retention is used. Even some advocates of retention [7] not only concede but emphasize that most programs are "wellstacked," Le., do not require retention. It must be acknowledged, however, that some applications, particularly where back-tracking is naturally used, require rather extensive use of retention.…”

Section: Other Control Mechanisms and Retentionmentioning

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Scheme for Invalidating References to Freed Storage

Lomet

1975

IBM J. Res. & Dev.

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A storage management scheme is described that supports the invalidation of addresses to freed storage and thus, in that sense, provides a secure system. Unlike previous virtual memory techniques, the allocated areas of our scheme can vary from the very large, requiring multiple pages of storage, to the very small, in which several can be contained on a single page. Special treatment is accorded procedure activation storage so as to provide increased effectiveness for this important case. The interaction of this deletion scheme with garbage collection techniques is also examined. Finally, the relative advantages of retention and deletion strategies of storage management are considered.

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Section: Other Control Mechanisms and Retentionmentioning

confidence: 99%