Deterministic memory

With respect to computers, Deterministic Memory is computer memory which contains values that can be depended on from access to access. The term is also used in conjunction with achieving Real-Time functionality, especially in conjunction with embedded processor applications.

See also

Embedded system
Memory management
Real-time computing

External links

• Design Patterns for Real-Time Computer Music Systems
• Exploring memory architectures: pillars of processing performance
• Harnessing parallelism from video-processing DSPs
• Memory Management
• Persistency Made Easy

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