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- Copy-on-write abstract "Copy-on-write (sometimes referred to as "COW") is an optimization strategy used in computer programming. Copy-on-write stems from the understanding that when multiple separate tasks use identical copies of the same information (i.e., data stored in computer memory or disk storage), it is not necessary to create separate copies of that information for each process, instead they can all be given pointers to the same resource. When there are many separate processes all using the same resource it is possible to make significant resource savings by sharing resources this way. However, when a local copy has been modified, the copy-on-write paradigm has no provision that the shared resource has in the meantime not been updated by another task or tasks. Copy-on-write is therefore amenable if only the latest update is important and occasional use of a slightly stale value is not harmful. Copy-on-write is the name given to the process of identifying when a task attempts to make a change to the shared information, creating a separate (private) copy of that information for the task and redirecting the task to making changes to the private copy to prevent its changes from becoming visible to all the other tasks. All of this happens within the operating system kernel making the process transparent to both the task requesting the change and the other tasks using the shared copy.".
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- Copy-on-write hasPhotoCollection Copy-on-write.
- Copy-on-write subject Category:Articles_with_example_C++_code.
- Copy-on-write subject Category:Software_optimization.
- Copy-on-write subject Category:Virtual_memory.
- Copy-on-write subject Category:Virtualization_software.
- Copy-on-write comment "Copy-on-write (sometimes referred to as "COW") is an optimization strategy used in computer programming. Copy-on-write stems from the understanding that when multiple separate tasks use identical copies of the same information (i.e., data stored in computer memory or disk storage), it is not necessary to create separate copies of that information for each process, instead they can all be given pointers to the same resource.".
- Copy-on-write label "Copy-On-Write".
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- Copy-on-write label "Copy-on-write".
- Copy-on-write label "Copy-on-write".
- Copy-on-write label "Copy-on-write".
- Copy-on-write label "Kopiowanie przy zapisie".
- Copy-on-write label "Копирование при записи".
- Copy-on-write label "コピーオンライト".
- Copy-on-write label "寫入時複製".
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