What is Static Partitioned Allocation ?
Static Partitioned allocation refers to the
process of allocating memory at compile-time before the
associated program is executed, unlike dynamic
memory allocation or automatic
memory allocation where memory
is allocated as required at run-time.
Static allocation is memory that has been set aside for an application when it is first loaded. This section of memory is kept to be only used with that application, and is made available again once the program is closed.
Static allocation is memory that has been set aside for an application when it is first loaded. This section of memory is kept to be only used with that application, and is made available again once the program is closed.
Formula to get Size,Memory used and Unused:
Size = Memory Unused + Unused Memory
Memory Unused = Size - Unused Memory
Unused Memory = Size + Memory Unused
Here are some Examples of Static:
a.)
Total Capacity = 3024kb
Initial state of Memory
Graph of Job Allocation
b.) Residence OS = 512kb
Total Capacity = 3051kb
Initial state of Memory
Graph of Job Allocation
c.) Residence OS = 250kb
Total Capacity = 2058kb
Initial state of Memory
Graph of Job Allocation
