memory map

memory map

[′mem·rē ‚map]
(computer science)
The list of variables, constants, identifiers, and their memory locations when a FORTRAN program is being run. Also known as memory map list.
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memory map

The location of instructions and data in memory. See PC memory management for a diagram of the PC's upper memory area. See memory mapped.
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