>So I think that this architecture:
>
> (1) can be made to work today in user space
> (2) keeps all the complicated rules in user space
> (3) enables logging with logging mechanisms in user space
> (4) with a simple mechanism-only kernel patch, this architecture
> can run about as fast as any possible solution that keeps
> the complicated rules in user space
It takes two switch context for every trapped system called, isn't it ?
That would be tooooo slow. Especialy at multiprocessor system.
For example if you have N processors & N threads then every thread/processor
have to wait one thread-monitor on 1 processor. Not good.
Sergey
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