A comprehensive web-based simulation tool for visualizing and understanding virtual memory management concepts including paging, segmentation, page replacement algorithms, and memory fragmentation.
- Visual representation of physical and virtual memory
- Real-time page table updates
- Page fault visualization with animations
- Demand paging simulation
- FIFO (First In First Out)
- LRU (Least Recently Used)
- Optimal Algorithm
- Clock Algorithm (Second Chance)
- Interactive segment allocation
- Segment table representation
- Address translation demonstration
- Internal fragmentation visualization
- External fragmentation demonstration
- Fragmentation metrics calculation
- Real-time statistics (page faults, hit ratio, memory utilization)
- Comparative algorithm performance charts
- Historical performance tracking
- Open
index.htmlin a modern web browser - Configure simulation parameters:
- Physical Memory Size (number of frames)
- Virtual Memory Size (number of pages)
- Page Size (in KB)
- Reference String (comma-separated page numbers)
- Quick Simulation: Click "Run Simulation" to automatically process all references
- Step-by-Step: Click "Step Through" to manually process one reference at a time
- Algorithm Comparison: Change the algorithm and compare performance metrics
- Random Input: Generate random reference strings
- Segmentation: Add custom memory segments
- Fragmentation: Switch between internal/external fragmentation modes
This tool helps understand:
- How virtual memory systems work
- Different page replacement strategies
- Impact of fragmentation on memory utilization
- Trade-offs between various algorithms
- Real-world memory management scenarios
- HTML5/CSS3: Responsive design with modern UI
- JavaScript (ES6+): Core simulation logic
- Chart.js: Performance visualization
- Font Awesome: Icon system
VirtualMemorySimulator: Main simulation controllerPageReplacementAlgorithms: Algorithm implementations- Interactive visualization components
- Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
- No additional installations required