Chapter 13. Windows Memory Architecture
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The memory architecture used by an operating system is the most important key to understanding how the operating system does what it does. When you start working with a new operating system, many questions come to mind. "How do I share data between two applications?", "Where does the system store the information I’m looking for?", and "How can I make my program run more efficiently?" are just a few.
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