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3 bytes added ,  23:57, 30 April 2023
Move this to the sensible place.
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*** KMemoryState_Io now supports the CanAlignedDeviceMap and CanDeviceMap flags.
 
*** KMemoryState_Io now supports the CanAlignedDeviceMap and CanDeviceMap flags.
 
*** KPageTableBase::GetContiguousMemoryRangeWithState no longer checks that the passed memory address is heap.
 
*** KPageTableBase::GetContiguousMemoryRangeWithState no longer checks that the passed memory address is heap.
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**** KPageTable::MemoryRange now tracks whether the range is reference counted, and Close() only closes the pages if they are.
 
*** KPageTableBase::OpenMemoryRangeForMapDeviceAddressSpace no longer checks passes KMemoryState_FlagReferenceCounted.
 
*** KPageTableBase::OpenMemoryRangeForMapDeviceAddressSpace no longer checks passes KMemoryState_FlagReferenceCounted.
 
*** KPageTableBase::LockForMapDeviceAddressSpace takes two new arguments, an output bool * to write whether the state was io, and a bool for whether to check KMemoryState_FlagReferenceCounted.
 
*** KPageTableBase::LockForMapDeviceAddressSpace takes two new arguments, an output bool * to write whether the state was io, and a bool for whether to check KMemoryState_FlagReferenceCounted.
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*** When a process is created with system resource size > 0, it now creates a KSecureSystemResource (which manages allocation with KSystemControl).
 
*** When a process is created with system resource size > 0, it now creates a KSecureSystemResource (which manages allocation with KSystemControl).
 
**** All actual underlying logic is the same, this just abstracts the KSystemControl/secure memory interaction out of KProcess.
 
**** All actual underlying logic is the same, this just abstracts the KSystemControl/secure memory interaction out of KProcess.
* KPageTable::MemoryRange now tracks whether the range is reference counted, and Close() only closes the pages if they are.
   
* KInterruptEventTask was removed and no longer exists.
 
* KInterruptEventTask was removed and no longer exists.
 
** KInterruptEvent now inherits from KInterruptTask directly.
 
** KInterruptEvent now inherits from KInterruptTask directly.

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