When the scheduler moves the processor from one process to another, it saves the first process's registers and program counter and loads those of the second. What is this called?
Lorsque l'ordonnanceur fait passer le processeur d'un processus à un autre, il sauvegarde les registres et le compteur ordinal du premier et charge ceux du second. Comment appelle-t-on cela ?
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APagingLa pagination
BA context switchUn changement de contexte
CDefragmentationLa défragmentation
DBootingLe démarrage
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