Operating Systems Lab Course (CS 314), IIT Dharwad

Page replacement algorithms visulization tool

A web-based page replacement simulator that visualizes algorithms like FIFO, LRU, and Optimal, with interactive step-by-step animations, highlighting page faults and hits

Repository consisting of C/C++ programs to simulate various Operating system concepts.

Scilab Code solution to Problem 9.8 of Abraham Silberschatz - Operating System Concepts (Book)

(OSPRS)An Experiment in Collaboration in Operating System,which is a web-based Page Replacement Simulator

One of the key concept we learn in Operating Systems is Paging for virtual memory management. Using page replacement algorithms we decide which memory pages to page out, sometimes called swap out, or write to disk, when a page of memory needs to be allocated. This project helps to visually understand how the Page Replacement Techniques work.

This repository contains all the source code that I have written for my Operating System course.

A Desktop application that serves as a visualizer of the 3 main page replacement algorithms (FIFO, OPT, and LRU).

Academic Lab Course of the 27th batch of Computer Science & Engineering | University of Rajshahi - 🇧🇩

WSU student code for some page replacement algorithms

Contains the Python implementation of the following Page Replacement Algorithms: 1. FIFO Page Replacement 2. LRU Page Replacement 3. Optimal Page Replacement

Code for Operating Systems course

os case study

Page Replacement Algorithm Simulator is a Streamlit-based application that simulates and compares FIFO, LRU, and Optimal algorithms. It displays memory state changes, compares page faults, and provides insights into algorithm performance.

A demonstration of page replacement algorithms using Rust, given the page reference string