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@@ -59,11 +59,11 @@ actual page-loading is done when a page-fault occurs.
 >> A3: How do you deal with or prevent page faults in file system
 >> routines. Argue why your solution is deadlock free.
 
-All system calls assert that a page fault can never occur while the
-file system is locked. As for this reason syscall_read uses a temporary page
-as buffer which is copied into user space after the filesystem is unlocked
-again. This means if a page fault occurs during copying the file system is not
-locked an therefore this cannot create a deadlock.
+All system calls assert that a page fault can never occur while the file system
+is locked. As for this reason syscall_read uses a temporary page as buffer which
+is copied into user space after the filesystem is unlocked again. This means if
+a page fault occurs during copying the file system is not locked an therefore
+this cannot create a deadlock.
 
                       STACK GROWTH
                       ============
@@ -123,22 +123,21 @@ struct mmap_table_entry:
 >> memory subsystem.
 
 For every page required by the memory mapped file we create an associated entry
-in the page table. It contains the first virtual address of the memory mapped file,
-the file handler and the number of pages which are needed for the mapping. 
+in the page table. It contains the first virtual address of the memory mapped
+file, the file handler and the number of pages which are needed for the mapping.
 Additionally we store the lowest free index, the highest used index and the
-capacity of the mmap table. We then create for every page required by the 
-memory mapped file a new page table entry.
+capacity of the mmap table. We then create for every page required by the memory
+mapped file a new page table entry.
 
 >> C3: Explain how you determine whether a new file mapping overlaps
 >> any existing segment.
 
 We avoid overlaps of file mappings by determining in the systemcall which tries
 to map a file if the required number of pages for the mapping are still free.
-To obtain this information we lookup the entries in the page table
-that imply that the memory space needed for the mapping is occupied by other
-pages. Furthermore we must check if any page not in the page table (for
-instance loaded pages on the stack) occupies the space we want to map our file
-to.
+To obtain this information we lookup the entries in the page table that imply
+that the memory space needed for the mapping is occupied by other pages.
+Furthermore we must check if any page not in the page table (for instance loaded
+pages on the stack) occupies the space we want to map our file to.
 
 ---- RATIONALE ----
 
@@ -150,7 +149,7 @@ to.
 >> the two situations.
 
 As our implementation of the supplemental page table does not distinguish
-between pages of memory mapped files and pages of data segments they share 
+between pages of memory mapped files and pages of data segments they share
 the same insert and loading code.
 
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