/**
\page l4re_concepts Programming for L4Re
- \subpage l4re_concepts_kernel_factory

\page l4re_concepts_kernel_factory Kernel Factory

The kernel factory is a kernel object that provides the ability to create new
kernel objects dynamically.

The kernel factory enforces a memory quota. This quota defines the maximum
amount of kernel memory the factory service can use to construct the requested
objects. When the quota is depleted, the factory refuses the creation of new
objects.

The quota may be higher than the amount of available kernel memory; ultimately,
the amount of available kernel memory is the strict limit for the factory to
remain operational.

The kernel factory creates the following kinds of objects:

- \ref l4_kernel_object_dmar_space
- L4::Factory
- L4::Ipc_gate
- L4::Irq
- L4::Semaphore
- L4::Task
- L4::Thread
- L4::Vm

The protocol IDs for objects in this list are given in \ref l4_msgtag_protocol.
The protocol ID shall be used as the second argument for
L4::Factory.create(Cap<void>, long, l4_utcb_t *).

For the C++ interface see L4::Factory, for the C interface see
\ref l4_factory_api.

\section kernel_factory_create Passing parameters for the create stream

L4::Factory.create() returns a [create stream](\ref L4::Factory::S) that
allows arguments to be forwarded to the constructor of the object to be
created.

Objects that support additional parameters on their creation are presented with
a non-empty list of parameters. The parameters are listed in the order they
should be provided to a create stream returned by L4::Factory.create().

 - \link l4_kernel_object_dmar_space Dmar_space\endlink()
 - L4::Factory(\ref l4_umword_t)
   - Argument: factory quota (in bytes).
   - See L4::Factory.create_factory() for details.
 - L4::Ipc_gate()
   - Creates an unbound IPC gate.
   - Alternatively, an IPC gate can be immediately bound to a thread upon
     creation using L4::Factory.create_gate().
 - L4::Irq()
 - L4::Semaphore()
 - L4::Task(\ref l4_fpage_t)
   - Argument: utcb_area
   - See L4::Factory.create_task() for details.
 - L4::Thread()
 - L4::Vm()
*/