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 lock(9s) -- General: Contains complex lock-specific information
    The lock data structure is the complex lock structure that contains complex lock-specific information. A kernel module writer using the complex lock method declares a pointer to a lock data structure ...
 lock_done(9r) -- General: Releases a complex lock
    The lock_done routine releases a lock that was previously asserted by one of the following complex lock routines: lock_read, lock_try_read, lock_try_write, and lock_write.
 lock_init(9r) -- General: Initializes a complex lock
    The lock_init routine initializes a complex lock. You identify this lock by declaring a pointer to a complex lock structure and passing it as the first argument. The complex lock structure pointer mus...
 lock_read(9r) -- General: Asserts a complex lock with read-only access
    The lock_read routine asserts a lock with read-only access for the resource associated with the specified lock structure pointer. The lock_read routine allows multiple kernel threads to access the res...
 lock_terminate(9r) -- General: Terminates, using a complex lock
    The lock_terminate routine determines that the driver is done using the complex lock forever. The complex lock must be free (that is, the driver does not hold the lock) before calling lock_terminate. ...
 lock_try_read(9r) -- General: Tries to assert a complex lock
    The lock_try_read routine tries to assert a complex lock (without blocking) with read-only access for the resource associated with the specified lock structure pointer. To release a complex lock with ...
 lock_try_write(9r) -- General: Tries to assert a complex lock with write access
    The lock_try_write routine tries to assert a complex lock (without blocking) with write access for the resource associated with the specified lock structure pointer. To release a complex lock with wri...
 lock_write(9r) -- Asserts a complex lock with write access
    The lock_write routine asserts a lock with exclusive write access for the resource associated with the specified lock structure pointer. This means that once a write lock is asserted, no other kernel ...
 MALLOC(9r) -- General: Allocates a variable-size section of kernel virtual memory
    The MALLOC routine (macro) allocates at least size bytes from the kernel memory and returns the address of the allocated memory. A kernel module can allocate the memory in interrupt and process contex...
 mb(9r) -- General: Performs a memory barrier
    The Alpha architecture does not guarantee read/write ordering. That is, the memory subsystem is free to complete read and write operations in any order that is optimal, without regard for the order in...
 mpsleep(9r) -- General: Blocks the current kernel thread
    The mpsleep routine blocks (puts to sleep) the current kernel thread until a wakeup is issued on the address you specify in the channel argument. This routine is the symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) sle...
 msgdsize(9r) -- STREAMS: Returns the number of bytes in a message
    The msgdsize interface counts the number of bytes in a data message. Only bytes included in the data blocks with a message type of M_DATA (ordinary data) is included in the count.
 noenable(9r) -- STREAMS: Prevents a queue from being scheduled
    The noenable interface prevents the queue associated with the queue argument from being scheduled for service by the insq, putbq, or putq interfaces when enqueuing an ordinary priority message. You ca...
 ntohl(9r) -- General: Convert longword and word values
    The ntohl routine converts the specified longword value from network-to-host byte order. The ntohs routine converts the specified word value from network-to-host byte order. The TCP/IP protocols speci...
 ntohs(9r) -- General: Convert longword and word values
    The ntohl routine converts the specified longword value from network-to-host byte order. The ntohs routine converts the specified word value from network-to-host byte order. The TCP/IP protocols speci...
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