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6.1 INTRODUCTIONMost computers are built using the Von Neumann model, which is centered onmemory. The programs that perform the processing are stored in memory.We examined a small 4 x 3-bit memory in Chapter 3 and we learned how toaddress memory in Chapters 4 and 5. We know memory is logically structured asa linear array of locations, with addresses from 0 to the maximum memory sizethe processor can address. In this chapter we examine the various types of memoryand how each is part of the memory hierarchy system. We then look at cachememory (a special high-speed memory) and a method that utilizes memory to itsfullest by means of virtual memory implemented via paging.
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