Could you give more details of support levels for "Shared Library" & "demand paging" in the OS Abstraction layer?

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• Could you give more details of support levels for "Shared Library" & "demand paging" in the OS Abstraction Layer?

  Under NDA we can provide the reference manuals for our shared memory support. You can use the native Linux shared memory ‘as is’ in addition to what OS Abstractor offers. We do not do any demand paging. Also, the virtual address differences in shared ...

• How do you support Memory Management - VM, Shared Library, demand paging etc? If yes, is it "arm-linux-eabi" complaint?

  Mapusoft support ANSI memory, dynamic pool memory, partitioned memory, tiered pool memory (dynamic memory build using layers of partitions like a wedding cake) and then shared tiered pool memory and also general shared memory area. Memory is fully ...

• How do you support Memory Management - VM, Shared Library, demand paging etc? If yes, is it "arm-linux-eabi" complaint?

  Mapusoft support ANSI memory, dynamic pool memory, partitioned memory, tiered pool memory (dynamic memory build using layers of partitions like a wedding cake) and then shared tiered pool memory and also general shared memory area. Memory is fully ...

• Could you give any key difference between software process model and hardware assisted model as supported by OS abstraction layer? Please also give details of any key difference vs Linux process model

  The software process model uses private memory area that is dedicated to each process for local memory. It creates all resources (eg timers) by default private (however the scope can be changed to “system” if the resource needs to be shared across ...

• Could you give any key difference between software process model and hardware assisted model as supported by OS abstraction layer? Please also give details of any key difference vs Linux process model

  The software process model uses private memory area that is dedicated to each process for local memory. It creates all resources (eg timers) by default private (however the scope can be changed to “system” if the resource needs to be shared across ...