by Remko van der Vosse » Fri, 06 Apr 2001 19:10:06
I'd like to know how I call a kernel level function which i made myself (in
a module) from a user level program, i tried a header file with extern but
that didn't work.
Bye,
Remko van der Vossen
CMG Eindhoven
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by Gabi Dava » Fri, 06 Apr 2001 20:00:05
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> Hi Guys,
> I'd like to know how I call a kernel level function which i
> made myself (in
> a module) from a user level program, i tried a header file
> with extern but
> that didn't work.
> Bye,
> Remko van der Vossen
> CMG Eindhoven
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1. Kernel level 95/NT like registry level functions?
Has anyone done any work on developing kernel level MS registry like
functions?
The benefits would be great in that there would no longer be a need for
software developers to write config file routines but just get the
registry data.
Also this would improve performance because the data IO would be at
kernel level. There could even be a registry partition like swap to get
rid of ext2 filesystem overhead.
The only problems would be that developers could be hesitant about
developing something that is linux proprietary but since the source
would be PD we could use that to convince SGI or SUN to use it as well.
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form of Unix." --Bill Gates, 1996
"It is error alone that needs
support of the government."
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