Comment Virtual Memory vs Virtual Addressing (Score 1) 983
I've always disliked the usage of "Virtual Memory" to describe virtual addressing. "Memory" is an object. Virtual Memory implies an object. It is the memory presented to an application on a system that does virtual addressing. Addressing is an action.
You can't say "My computer does virtual memory." It doesn't make sense. However, saying "My computer does virtual addressing" does. (And you can't really say "My computer has virtual memory", since it's not an object IMHO.)