What Is a Memory Address?

In computer computing, memory address is a data concept used in different levels of software and hardware to access data in computer main memory. [1]

On 8086
When using 80386, we must distinguish between three different addresses:
There are many types of memory addresses. In other words, a
MMU is a kind of hardware circuit, it contains two parts, one is the segmented part, and the other is the paging part. In this book, we call them the segmentation mechanism and the paging mechanism, in order to understand the hardware from a logical perspective. Implementation mechanism. Segmentation mechanism translates a logical address into
  • Memory management
  • Endianness
  • Memory Management Unit (MMU)
  • Tab page table
  • Memory protection
  • Memory block
  • Low-level language

IN OTHER LANGUAGES

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