sam p. hacker is a head guru in a software company known for operating systems with very sorry quality. hacker suggested a trick to reduce the pressure on the swap space. instead of swapping out pages that belong to code texts into the swap area, the operating system could just take away the memory frames. if the code page is needed later, it could be paged directly from its binary file. hacker's argument is that the operating system will save time by not storing the code page into the swap space, and will save space in the swap area. the code text exists on disk anyway, and could be fetched from there. would you approve of this design? why or why not?
