Re: The time(2) man page conflicts with glibc

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Zack Weinberg <zackw@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I did.  The *actual system call* does indeed return -EFAULT when
> memory is invalid, which will be observed as 0xfffffffffffffff2 in the
> return value.  However, the *vDSO shortcut* (which does not trap into
> the kernel) will just segfault the application.  This is an observable
> ABI difference between statically and dynamically linked binaries.

Undefined behaviour can change any time in any way and is not part of
the ABI.

Andreas.

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