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 vm_map_lookup_done(9) -- lookup the vm_object backing a given virtual region
    The vm_map_lookup() function attempts to find the vm_object, page index and protection, for the given virtual address vaddr, in the map var_map, assuming a page fault of the type fault_type had occurr...
 vm_map_madvise(9) -- apply advice about use of memory to map entries
    The vm_map_madvise() function applies the flags behav to the entries within map between start and end. Advisories are classified as either those affecting the vm_map_entry structure, or those affectin...
 vm_map_max(9) -- return map properties
    The function vm_map_max() returns the upper address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_min() returns the lower address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_pmap() returns a pointer to the ...
 vm_map_min(9) -- return map properties
    The function vm_map_max() returns the upper address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_min() returns the lower address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_pmap() returns a pointer to the ...
 vm_map_pmap(9) -- return map properties
    The function vm_map_max() returns the upper address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_min() returns the lower address bound of the map map. The function vm_map_pmap() returns a pointer to the ...
 vm_map_protect(9) -- apply protection bits to a virtual memory region
    The vm_map_protect() function sets the protection bits of the address region bounded by start and end within the map map to new_prot. If set_max is TRUE, new_prot is treated as the new max_protection ...
 vm_map_remove(9) -- remove a virtual address range from a map
    The vm_map_remove() function removes the given address range bounded by start and end from the target map.
 vm_map_simplify_entry(9) -- simplify a vm_map_entry
    The vm_map_simplify_entry() function simplifies the given entry by merging with either neighbour. The map must be locked upon entry. This function also has the ability to merge with both neighbours. T...
 vm_map_stack(9) -- manage process stacks
    The function maps a process stack for a new process image. The stack is mapped addrbos in map, with a maximum size of max_ssize. Copy-on-write flags passed in cow are also applied to the new mapping. ...
 vm_map_submap(9) -- create a subordinate map
    The vm_map_submap() function marks the range bounded by start and end within the map map as being handled by a subordinate map sub_map. It is generally called by the kernel memory allocator.
 vm_map_trylock(9) -- vm_map locking macros
    The vm_map_lock() macro obtains an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_unlock() macro releases an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_lock_read() macro obtains a read-lock on map. Currently this is implem...
 vm_map_trylock_read(9) -- vm_map locking macros
    The vm_map_lock() macro obtains an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_unlock() macro releases an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_lock_read() macro obtains a read-lock on map. Currently this is implem...
 vm_map_unlock(9) -- vm_map locking macros
    The vm_map_lock() macro obtains an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_unlock() macro releases an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_lock_read() macro obtains a read-lock on map. Currently this is implem...
 vm_map_unlock_read(9) -- vm_map locking macros
    The vm_map_lock() macro obtains an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_unlock() macro releases an exclusive lock on map. The vm_map_lock_read() macro obtains a read-lock on map. Currently this is implem...
 vm_map_unwire(9) -- manage page wiring within a virtual memory map
    The vm_map_wire() function is responsible for wiring pages in the range between start and end within the map map. Wired pages are locked into physical memory, and may not be paged out as long as their...
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