vm_map_protect — apply protection bits to a virtual memory region

       This manual page was written by Bruce M Simpson <bms@spc.org>.

Debian                                            June 20, 2019                                VM_MAP_PROTECT(9)

       The  vm_map_protect()  function  sets  the protection bits of the address region bounded by start and end
       within the map map to new_prot.  The value specified by new_prot may not include any protection bits that
       are not set in max_protection on every entry within the range.

       If set_max is TRUE, new_prot is treated as the new max_protection  setting  for  each  underlying  entry.
       Protection  bits  not  included new_prot will be cleared from existing entries.  If set_max is FALSE only
       the protection field is affected.

       The range MUST be contiguous, and MUST NOT contain sub-maps.

       The function acquires a lock on the map for the duration, by calling vm_map_lock(9).

       vm_map_protect — apply protection bits to a virtual memory region

       The vm_map_protect() function returns KERN_SUCCESS if the protection bits could be set successfully.

       If a sub-map entry was encountered in the range, KERN_INVALID_ARGUMENT is  returned.   If  the  value  of
       new_prot would exceed max_protection for an entry within the range, KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE is returned.

vm_map(9)

#include<sys/param.h>#include<vm/vm.h>#include<vm/vm_map.h>intvm_map_protect(vm_map_tmap, vm_offset_tstart, vm_offset_tend, vm_prot_tnew_prot, boolean_tset_max);