come on guys I'm facin a trubble with my memory
Most, if not all, half selfrespecting operating systems use virtual memory schemes.
This implies that the memory your process 'sees' is just a chunk of virtual
memory mapped elsewhere to real memory. Even more: whenever your process
tries to access memory not allocated to the process the process receives a
deadly signal: a segmentation violation. Only processes running in 'root' or
'supervisor' mode can access all of the real memory (such as the OS itself).
If you're using a kid operating system such as MS/DOS feel free to peek and
poke around and make the entire thing crash. If you're running MS Windows
or any Un*x variant I'm sure there are some RAM diagnostic tools available.
kind regards,
Jos