intercepting memory access

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Hi, there is an user space method to intercept memory access, or this
can be done only in kernel space (through mmap hacking)?
I need to implement a mechanism for handling different address spaces
for a distributed shared memory. I need to intercept remote address
space access (locally invalid!) and handling this with a remote
operation.

Tnx
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