Spatial isolation Sample Clauses

Spatial isolation. Spatial isolation refers to the capability of partitioning the memory resources among compartments. Each compartment is granted access to only a subset of the whole addressable memory. By doing so, no communication is possible between compartments. When some degree of communication is needed between compartments, the hypervisor is handling the memory corresponding to the communication facility by making it accessible to the compartment when it is operating. Spatial isolation requires that the hypervisor has full control over the memory mapping for all compartments and more specifically full control of the MMU. Systems having real-time constraints use temporal isolation and spatial isolation together. However there is a systematic penalty to reaction to external events caused by the temporal allocation of compartments. Reactive systems based on external-events can make use of spatial isolation only to overcome this limitation, but they are unable to ensure CPU resource reservation to critical tasks that are not event-driven.
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