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Hi Daniel,
The convention is:
- paddr_t is used for physical addresses.
- pptr_t is a virtual address "in the kernel window" that refers to a kernel
object (e.g. page directory or endpoint). Users don't have access to any pptr_t
addresses (but might have a capability to do operations on it,
Hi all,
I have a probably a dumb question that need some clarification. I was reading
the kernel source code and I’m little bit confused with the three data type:
paddr_t, pptr_t, vptr_t and the following three data struct related to them.
typedef struct region {
pptr_t start;
pptr_t
Hi all,
I try to create process (process2) from not root process (process1). Process1
has own cspace and vspace (fields 'create_cspace' and 'create_vspace' are set
to true in process1' config). I try to create process2 like in the root process
(4-th example in sel4 tutorials), but I can't
We are pleased to announce the release of 5.0.0 of seL4. Listed below
are a few of the key changes in this release:
Below are the changes to the seL4 ABI and API:
Generic changes:
* Add missing case to seL4_getFault (seL4_Fault_DebugException)
* Explicitly pack bootinfo data structures
*