`map_memory_object`

Map a MemoryObject into an AddressSpace.

a - a handle to the MemoryObject.
b - a handle to the AddressSpace. The zero handle indicates to map the memory object into the task's AddressSpace.
c - the virtual address to map the MemoryObject at, if it should be mapped at a specific address. If null, the kernel will attempt to find a suitable address to map it at, and write that address to the pointer supplied in d.
d - the pointer at which the virtual address the object is mapped at will be written to, if c is null. If an address is supplied in c, this pointer does not need to be valid, and will not be accessed. If this pointer is null, the address will not be written, even if the kernel allocated memory for the object.

0 if the system call succeeded
1 if either of the passed handles are invalid
2 if the portion of the AddressSpace that would be mapped is already occupied by another MemoryObject
3 if the supplied MemoryObject handle does not point to a MemoryHandle
4 if the supplied AddressSpace handle does not point to an AddressSpace
5 if the supplied pointer in d is invalid, and c is null

None (this may change in the future).

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