> I found out that you are asking for a world of hurt if you include both user
> and kernel headers into the same file. What I did was split my sources into
> "user" and "kernel" files, which include only user and kernel headers,
> respectively. Communication between these two groups happens in terms of
> basic C types.
Nod.
I have three source files dedicated to the "kernel ABI tables". I don't
have pure tables yet, because some of the kernel ABI is complex and
beyond my table-modelling ability.
E.g. the "fcntl" system call uses entirely different memory regions
depending on its second argument and I have some code to figure that out.
And the last time I checked my ioctl table, there were 927 lines in it.
This makes three separate projects that need the same information:
strace
my trace-and-replay debugger
your virtual kernel
I would be interested in your "basic C types".
Also next week I am making a tarball of my stuff (nothing fancy).
Michael
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