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 pmap_enter(9) -- insert a virtual page into a physical map
    The pmap_enter() function inserts the given physical page p, into the physical map pmap, at the virtual address va, with the protection prot. If wired is TRUE, then increment the wired count for the p...
 pmap_extract(9) -- map a virtual address to a physical page
    The pmap_extract() function maps a virtual address to a physical page. In certain situations, callers may use pmap_extract_and_hold() instead, to ensure that the returned page is held. The pmap_extrac...
 pmap_extract_and_hold(9) -- map a virtual address to a physical page
    The pmap_extract() function maps a virtual address to a physical page. In certain situations, callers may use pmap_extract_and_hold() instead, to ensure that the returned page is held. The pmap_extrac...
 pmap_growkernel(9) -- grow the kernel virtual address (KVA) space
    The pmap_growkernel() function grows the kernel virtual address space to the virtual address addr. It will allocate more page entries if required.
 pmap_init(9) -- initialize the pmap subsystem
    The pmap_init() function initializes the pmap(9) sub-system. It is called during system initialization by vm_init(), to initialize any structures that the pmap_init system needs in order to map betwee...
 pmap_init2(9) -- initialize the pmap subsystem
    The pmap_init() function initializes the pmap(9) sub-system. It is called during system initialization by vm_init(), to initialize any structures that the pmap_init system needs in order to map betwee...
 pmap_is_modified(9) -- return information about physical pages
    The pmap_is_modified() and pmap_ts_referenced() functions return information about physical pages.
 pmap_is_prefaultable(9) -- determine if a page may be prefaulted
    The pmap_is_prefaultable() function provides a means of determining if the page residing at virtual address va in the physical map pmap may be pre-faulted into main memory. This is a helper function w...
 pmap_map(9) -- map a physical memory range into kernel virtual address (KVA) space
    The pmap_map() function maps a range of physical addresses into kernel virtual address (KVA) space, from start to end, with protection bits prot. The value passed in *virt is treated as a hint for the...
 pmap_mincore(9) -- determine if a virtual address is resident in physical memory
    The pmap_mincore() function determines if the page at the virtual address addr in the physical map pmap is resident in physical memory. It is the machine-dependent interface used by mincore(2) system ...
 pmap_object_init_pt(9) -- initialize page tables for a VM object
    The pmap_object_init_pt() function preloads the page table entries into the specified physical map pmap, for the given object at the virtual address addr, for size bytes, beginning at the page index p...
 pmap_page_exists_quick(9) -- determine if a page exists in a physical map
    The pmap_page_exists_quick() function is used to quickly determine if the page m exists in the physical map pmap. It is typically called from the VM paging code.
 pmap_page_protect(9) -- set physical page protection
    The pmap_page_protect() function lowers the physical page permissions to prot for all mappings of a given page m. The pmap_protect() function sets the physical page permissions to prot for all physica...
 pmap_pinit(9) -- initialize pmap structures
    The pmap_pinit() function initializes the preallocated and zeroed structure pmap, such as one in a vmspace structure. The pmap_pinit0() function initializes the physical map pm, associated with proces...
 pmap_pinit0(9) -- initialize pmap structures
    The pmap_pinit() function initializes the preallocated and zeroed structure pmap, such as one in a vmspace structure. The pmap_pinit0() function initializes the physical map pm, associated with proces...
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