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>see any old burroughs stack machine. Or the i286. Compilers do not
>necessarily need to cooperate.

Do you mean systems that had hardware like this memory bank switch:

http://home.swipnet.se/~w-68269/z80_mmu.pdf


>> I'm not sure if  "no paging" means no hardware memory management of
>> any kind.
>
>no, it just means no paging :-)
>
>ron

I was confusing no-paging with no-hardware-mmu.

P.S. Would you believe that there is a memorymanagement.org, dedicated
to the subject?