Just go ahead and presume that there is no such thing as relocatable software code. In what ways might the paging procedure for the RAM be made more difficult?

Is an asynchronous or synchronous interface preferable for connecting the CPU to the memory? Justification must be provided.

Although most of your programming courses have focused on writing sequential programs, using lots of parallelism is the way to faster execution. We talked about two different basic execution models that can support massively-parallel execution: MIMD and SIMD. One of the easiest ways to get some speedup by parallel processing is to simultaneously execute multiple copies of the same sequential program with different input data. For example, if you need to convert thousands of images from color to black & white, simultaneously running 32 copies of a sequential program that converts a single image at a time could easily get you nearly 32X speedup over running one copy of the program at a time to process each image. Is that type of parallel execution essentially MIMD, SIMD, or equally suited to both MIMD and SIMD? Why?

The interrupt vector table contains items that each represent a different collection of details.?