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| uint64_t | stack_pointer_init (stack_pointer_t *stack, uintptr_t maxAddress, uint64_t maxPages) |
| | Initializes a stack pointer structure, does not allocate or map any memory.
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| uint64_t | stack_pointer_init_buffer (stack_pointer_t *stack, void *buffer, uint64_t pages) |
| | Initializes a stack pointer structure using a provided buffer, does not allocate or map any memory.
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| void | stack_pointer_deinit (stack_pointer_t *stack, thread_t *thread) |
| | Deinitializes a stack pointer structure and unmaps any mapped memory.
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| void | stack_pointer_deinit_buffer (stack_pointer_t *stack) |
| | Deinitializes a stack pointer structure that was initialized using stack_pointer_init_buffer().
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| bool | stack_pointer_is_in_stack (stack_pointer_t *stack, uintptr_t addr, uint64_t length) |
| | Check if an region is within the stack.
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| bool | stack_pointer_overlaps_guard (stack_pointer_t *stack, uintptr_t addr, uint64_t length) |
| | Check if an region overlaps the guard.
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| void | stack_pointer_poke (uint64_t offset) |
| | Poke the stack to ensure that a page fault will occur at the given offset.
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