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While PASE's memory comes out of Teraspace, it has its own address space
mapping on top of it so you can't just directly pass a 64-bit Teraspace
address to PASE. If you want to pass memory to PASE, you should use
Qp2malloc() to allocate some PASE memory and copy the data in to it
(you
get a space pointer and PASE pointer back from the API). If you want to
forego the copy, you can always set up a shared memory segment using
mmap() in to both address spaces.
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