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Because the drivers for file systems and such forth reside in the host system, the DOS emulation needs only provide a DOS API translation layer which converts DOS calls to OS/2 or Windows system calls. The translation layer generally also converts BIOS calls and virtualizes common I/O port accesses which many DOS programs commonly use.
of blocks. FTL is a translation layer between the native DOS BPB/FAT file system and flash. FTL remaps the data to the physical location at which the data is to be written. This allows the DOS file system to treat flash like any other block storage device and remain ignorant of flash device characteristics. FTL appears to
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In addition to setting up the environment and loading the actual program to be executed, the DOS extender also provides (amongst other things) a translation layer that maintains buffers allocated below the 1 MB real mode memory barrier.
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Figure : Diagram of the address translation process. Most processors provide a memory management unit (MMU) that sits between the CPU and main memory. The MMU performs fast translation between VAs and PAs. When a program reads or writes a variable, the CPU generates a VA. The MMU splits the VA into two parts, called the page number and the offset.
In computing, binary translation is a form of binary recompilation where sequences of instructions are translated from a source instruction set to the target instruction set.
