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   43 .TH memory_object_data_initialize 2 12/22/89
   44 .CM 4
   45 .SH NAME
   46 .nf
   47 memory_object_data_initialize  \-  provides initial data for memory object
   48 .SH SYNOPSIS
   49 .nf
   50 .ft B
   51 #include <mach.h>
   52 
   53 .nf
   54 .ft B
   55 kern_return_t memory_object_data_initialize(memory_object,memory_control, 
   56                                 offset, data, data_count)
   57         mach_port_t     memory_object;
   58         mach_port_t
   59                         memory_control;
   60         vm_offset_t     offset;
   61         vm_offset_t     data;
   62         vm_size_t       data_count;
   63 
   64 
   65 
   66 .fi
   67 .ft P
   68 .SH DESCRIPTION
   69 .B memory_object_data_initialize
   70 provides the memory manager with initial data for
   71 a kernel-created memory object.  If the memory manager already has been
   72 supplied data (by a previous 
   73 .B memory_object_data_initialize
   74 or 
   75 .B memory_object_data_write
   76 ),
   77 then this data should be ignored.  Otherwise, this call behaves
   78 exactly as does 
   79 .B memory_object_data_write
   80 .  This call will only be made
   81 on memory objects created by the kernel via 
   82 .B memory_object_create
   83 
   84 and thus will only be made to default memory managers.  This call will not
   85 be made on objects created via 
   86 .B memory_object_copy
   87 .
   88 
   89 .SH ARGUMENTS
   90 .TP 15
   91 .B
   92 .B memory_object
   93 The port that represents the memory object data, as 
   94 supplied by the kernel in a 
   95 .B memory_object_create
   96 call.
   97 .TP 15
   98 .B
   99 .B memory_control
  100 The request port to which a response is 
  101 requested.  [In the event that a memory object has been supplied 
  102 to more than one the kernel that has made the request.]
  103 .TP 15
  104 .B
  105 .B offset
  106 The offset within a memory object to which this call refers.
  107 This will be page aligned.
  108 .TP 15
  109 .B
  110 .B data
  111 Data which has been modified while cached in physical memory.
  112 .TP 15
  113 .B
  114 .B data_count
  115 The amount of data to be written, in bytes. This will be
  116 an integral number of memory object pages.
  117 
  118 .SH DIAGNOSTICS
  119 .TP 25
  120 .B KERN_SUCCESS
  121 Since this routine is called by the kernel, which does not
  122 wait for a reply message, this value is ignored.
  123 
  124 .SH SEE ALSO
  125 .B memory_object_data_write, memory_object_create
  126 
  127 

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