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x86_multiboot/boot/include/mmu.h
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39 #ifndef __PAGING__
40 #define __PAGING__
41 
42 #include "multiboot.h"
43 #include "structures.h"
44 #include <stdint.h>
45 
49 #define PAGE_SIZE 4096
50 
51 extern uint32_t *firstFreePage;
52 
53 void initFreePageList(uintptr_t base, uintptr_t length);
54 uint32_t* allocPage();
55 void freePage(uint32_t *page);
56 void dumpMmap(uint32_t* mmap_ptr, uint32_t len);
57 void initMmu();
58 void mapPageWrapper(page_directory_t* dir, uint32_t paddr, uint32_t vaddr, uint8_t user);
59 
60 #endif
unsigned int base
Base address.
Definition: gdt.h:97
Page Directory structure Pointing to short-descriptor page table.
Definition: armv7/MAL/include/structures.h:51
void initMmu()
Initializes the MMU, creating the kernel&#39;s page directory and switching to it.
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:311
void initFreePageList(uintptr_t base, uintptr_t length)
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:185
void dumpMmap(uint32_t *mmap_ptr, uint32_t len)
Despite its unexplicit name, this function initializes the physical memory, preparing the page alloca...
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:244
uintptr_t vaddr
Definition: armv7/MAL/include/maldefines.h:59
uint32_t * allocPage()
Unsafe page allocator. Allocated a page.
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:214
void mapPageWrapper(page_directory_t *dir, uint32_t paddr, uint32_t vaddr, uint8_t user)
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:166
void freePage(uint32_t *page)
Frees a page in a really unsafe way.
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:230
Multiboot header file.
uint32_t * firstFreePage
First free available page.
Definition: x86_multiboot/boot/mmu.c:55
uintptr_t page
Definition: armv7/MAL/include/maldefines.h:53