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/xnu-8020.101.4/osfmk/mach/i386/
H A Dvm_param.h207 #define MB (1024*KB) macro
208 #define GB (1024*MB)
/xnu-8020.101.4/osfmk/i386/
H A Di386_vm_init.c715 sane_size = (sane_size + 128 * MB - 1) & ~((uint64_t)(128 * MB - 1)); in i386_vm_init()
787 kprintf("Physical memory %llu MB\n", sane_size / MB); in i386_vm_init()
794 max_valid_dma_address = ((uint64_t) maxdmaaddr) * MB; in i386_vm_init()
H A Di386_init.c956 maxmemtouse = ((uint64_t)maxmem) * MB; in i386_init()
/xnu-8020.101.4/makedefs/
H A DMakeInc.def759 # We also need a 32MB offset, as this is the minimum block mapping size
761 # to map the low globals page. We also need another 4MB to account for
765 # first 4MB of the block mapping for xnu do not belong to xnu).
768 # mandating 32MB alignment. Image base (i.e. __TEXT) must be 16KB
771 # We currently offset by an additional 32MB in order to reclaim memory.
774 # that lies before the kernel. The addition 32MB of virtual padding
778 # for 0x0000000003000000 = 48MB of kexts
780 # 0xfffffff000000000 (32MB range for low globals)
781 # 0xfffffff002000000 (32MB range to allow for large page physical slide)
783 # 0xfffffff004004000 (48MB range for kexts)
/xnu-8020.101.4/bsd/nfs/
H A Dnfsm_subs.h243 #define nfsm_chain_init(NMC, MB) \ argument
245 (NMC)->nmc_mhead = (MB); \
/xnu-8020.101.4/osfmk/x86_64/
H A Dcopyio.c63 const int copysize_limit_panic = (64 * MB);
/xnu-8020.101.4/osfmk/mach/
H A Dtask.defs476 * Change the task's physical footprint limit (in MB).
/xnu-8020.101.4/tests/
H A Dhvtest_x86.m1052 /* Getting a 2MB superpage is hard in practice, because memory gets fragmented
1058 T_SKIP("Unable to attain a 2MB superpage. Skipping.");
1074 T_DECL_HV(superpage_2mb_backed_guest, "guest backed by a 2MB superpage",
H A Dstackshot_tests.m1317 .size_hint = (9ull << 20), // 9 MB
/xnu-8020.101.4/config/
H A DMASTER671 # Minimum zone map size: 115 MB
/xnu-8020.101.4/tools/lldbmacros/
H A DREADME.md388 …* Take a peek at utils.py for common utility like sizeof_fmt() to humanize size strings in KB, MB