RISC OS Open
A fast and easily customised operating system for ARM devices
ROOL
Home | News | Software | Bugs | Bounties | Forum | Documents | Photos | Contact us
Account

OS_Memory 0

Programmer's Reference Manuals
» Part 15 – SWI Calls
» OS
» OS_Memory
» OS_Memory 0

OS_ Memory 0

(SWI &68)
Entry
R0 0, and flags,
R1 Pointer to page block
R2 Number of entries in page block
Exit
R0 Preserved
R1 Preserved
R2 Preserved

Use

The purpose of this call is to convert between different memory spaces used to specify addresses in a page block, and alter their cache-ability.

Notes

The addresses must be in RAM, but need not be page aligned. If a page is made uncacheable, the cache will be flushed. If there is an error processing any page in the block, the call has no effect on any pages.

See also

  • OS_Memory
  • OS_Memory 0 Flags
  • OS_Memory Page Blocks
Created on November 29, 2009 11:26:34 by Alan Robertson (52)? (127.0.0.1)
Edit | Views: Print | Source | Linked from: OS_Memory Page Blocks, OS_Memory 0 Flags, OS_Memory

Search the Wiki

Commercial use

For commercial enquiries, please contact the owners of RISC OS, Castle Technology Ltd.

ROOL Store

The official C/C++ Development kit and more here.

Donate! Why?

Help ROOL make things happen – please consider donating!

Navigation

  • Home Page
  • All Pages
  • Recently Revised
  • Authors
  • Feeds
Site design © RISC OS Open Limited 2011 except where indicated
The RISC OS Open Instiki theme is based on Insitki's default layout

Valid XHTML 1.0  |  Valid CSS

Instiki 0.19.1(MML+)
This site runs on Rails

Hosted by Arachsys