On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 05:26:18PM -0500, alba urrea wrote: Email is not a disjunct set of messages, but is threaded, and mailing lists use this feature to provide a coherent archive. Some email clients (notably better than Microsoft based clients) also group messages into a thread. Could you please fix your mailer so it is clear that: a) you are following up to an already existing thread b) the previous message was written by Seth Arnold c) the quotes actually show what was written by Seth and what new information you have added to the thread? Thank you. Erik > >Do you know how a static function of the kernel linux is called in a > >module?, I can't adding a function static in the file > ksyms.c for export it. > > Static means the same in the kernel as it does everywhere else in C: for > identifiers at top-level scope, it means the variable or function is > only visible in the current compilation unit. For variables in function > scope, it means the variable retains the same value across invocations. > > So, you cannot export a static symbol -- either way, it isn't visible > beyond the compilation unit that defined it. > > Cheers > > > In according to, Can I copy the static function in my code and working > normally? > > Thanks -- J.A.K. (Erik) Mouw Email: J.A.K.Mouw@its.tudelft.nl mouw@nl.linux.org
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