Re: Basic kernel mechanisms

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On 00.7.26 1:48 AM,
Hariharan L Thantry wrote:

>I needed an idea about the sequence of function calls that occur when the
>user-level library call socket(,,) is made. For instance, if I wanted to
>modify the number of parameters being passed to this call, what functions
>should I be looking at in the kernel to modify? What is the first kernel
>function called in response to the 0x80 interrupt for this call? Which is
>the function call in the entry.S file for this library call...

Hi Hari,

I'm just thinking about the same theme, and writing a brief summary of
Linux INET kernel and library function relationships.
I've just followed socket() function thread in kernel source.
Please find the following page.
http://nbiochem.med.osaka-u.ac.jp/linux/index.html
I would appreciate your suggestions.

Regards,

Wataru
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