[Autogenerated] This brings us to the end of this module.
In this module we've seen the virtual APIs as the most or the
lowest level API available to user mode,
which is very close to the memory manager.
We've seen.
Our hips are used to manage smaller allocations
that are not based on page sizes.
We've seen that the sea C++ runtime is used in the hip
APIs at least for Microsoft's compiler,
and then we look at some current memory and how it's being used
by kernel APIs in the next and final module.
In the course,
we'll discuss some other interesting aspects of memory management on Windows.