Virtual Memory Addressing and Paging

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The memory hardware is responsible for transalting the address references.

Programs reference locations using virtual addresses will be mapped into real main memory addresses.

If a virtual address reference is not present in real memory, then the needed memory page will be brought from the processor cache.

The process generated the address reference is terminated.

The process generated the address reference will be put in ready state.

If a virtual address reference is not present in real memory, then the needed memory page will be brought from disk.

The process generated the address reference is suspended.

Programs reference locations using virtual addresses will be mapped into logical memory addresses.