On Wed, 13 Feb 2008, Julian Seward wrote:

> In addition, I'd bet that most stack frames are a lot smaller
> than a page, so the caching is also spatially effective: if we
> know that this frame is safe to poke around in, then it's likely
> that the next frame is in the same page and so we don't even need
> to ask aspacem about its safety.

Perhaps you could ask for the extent of the contiguous addressable memory 
around the particular address?

N

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