Paging makes it easier to compile and run two programs or threads at the same time on a single computer.

For example, when you compile two programs, the compiler does not know if they are going to be running at the same time or not.

So nothing prevents it from using the same RAM address, say, 0x1234, to store a global variable.

And thread stacks, that must be contiguous and keep growing down until they overwrite each other, are an even bigger issue!

But if two programs use the same address and run at the same time, this is obviously going to break them!

Paging solves this problem beautifully by adding one degree of indirection:

(logical) ------------> (physical)
             paging

Where:

Compilers don't need to worry about other programs: they just use simple logical addresses.

As far as programs are concerned, they think they can use any address between 0 and 4 GiB (2^32, FFFFFFFF) on 32-bit systems.

The OS then sets up paging so that identical logical addresses will go into different physical addresses and not overwrite each other.

This makes it much simpler to compile programs and run them at the same time.

Paging achieves that goal, and in addition:

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