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64  * freed, all bounce buffer allocations are reset on each syscall entry.
66  * Return NULL on failure or a valid pointer on success.
75  * The bounce buffer is only freed if it is last on the stack of allocated
87  * it is last on the stack of allocated bounce buffers.
117  * @p:      Holds duplicated bounce buffer on success, or unchanged on failure.
120  * Return TEE_SUCCESS on success.
121  * Return TEE_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY or TEE_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED on error.
132  * @p:      Holds duplicated kernel buffer on success, or unchanged on failure.
135  * Return TEE_SUCCESS on success.
136  * Return TEE_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY or TEE_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED on error.
146  * @dst:    Holds duplicated string on success, or unchanged on failure.
154  * Return TEE_SUCCESS on success.
155  * Return TEE_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY or TEE_ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED on error.