memory allocation & deallocation can be managed by
a) CPU
b) MMU
c) gpr
d) none
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a)CPU
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Option MMU - The memory management unit manages the memory allocation and deallocation.
Explanation:
- In a multiprogramming computer, the operating system occupies a portion of memory, while the remainder is shared among several processes.
- Memory management is the practice of dividing memory across many operations.
- Memory management is an operating system approach for coordinating actions between the main memory and disc during the execution of a task.
- The primary goal of memory management is to maximise memory use.
Memory management is required:
- Before and after the process, allocate and de-allocate memory.
- To keep track of how much memory is being consumed by processes.
- To keep fragmentation to a minimum.
- To make the best use of the main memory.
- To keep data safe while the process is running.
Hence, MMU manages the memory allocation and deallocation.
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