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/**
* Access to the top-level view of memory allocations in the VM.
* <p>
* The class {@link com.sun.max.tele.memory.VmAddressSpace} maintains a sorted list of
* memory regions known to have been allocated from the OS, both by the running VM itself
* and by the OS, for example for dynamically loaded libraries. Other areas of inspection
* are expected to report all such allocations, as soon as they become known, using method
* {@link com.sun.max.tele.memory.VmAddressSpace#add(com.sun.max.tele.MaxEntityMemoryRegion)}.
*/
package com.sun.max.tele.memory;