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    - SMMUMAN Architecture
      This chapter presents the architecture of the SMMUMAN, and its responsibilities and behavior.
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      System memory management unit (IOMMU/SMMU) manager
    - SMMUMAN Client API Reference
      This chapter describes the API that SMMUMAN clients can use to access and manage the smmuman services.
    - Example program
      The following is an example program that connects to the smmuman service and monitors IOMMU/SMMU transgressions reported by the service.
    - Terminology
      The following terms are used throughout the SMMUMAN documentation.
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About This Document

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The SMMUMAN User's Guide describes how to install and use the QNX SMMUMAN and QNX SMMUMAN for Safety. Throughout this document when we refer to SMMUMAN, the smmuman service, etc., unless we explicitly state otherwise, we are referring to both safety and non-safety variants.

DANGER:

If you are building a safety-related system, you must use the QNX SMMUMAN for Safety variant which has been built and approved for use in the type of system you are building, and you must use the SMMUMAN only as specified in its Safety Manual.

SMMUMAN components that have been certified for a safety-related system have the suffix -safety (e.g., foo-safety.so). Only these safety components may be used in a safety-certified system.

What's in this guide

The following table may help you find information in this guide quickly:


To find out about:	See:
DMA device containment, and SMMUMAN and its components	SMMUMAN Architecture
Installing and starting the smmuman service	Installing SMMUMAN and Starting and stopping smmuman
The smmuman service and its responsibilities	Mapping DMA devices and memory regions through the API
Configuring the smmuman service	Configuring smmuman
Using the smmuman service client API	Mapping DMA devices and memory regions through the API and SMMUMAN Client API Reference

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