Re: mmap info

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>      You have to write a linker script to generate symbols that mark
> the start and end of your section. The kernel uses this trick for
> initializing all the modules, without having to call them individually
> by their names.
>      An example of how this can be done is explained in the following link
> 
>   http://geek.vtnet.ca/doc/initcall/index.html

what next after editing the script ? This section still cannot be
recognised by the running program !!! because the symbol table for
that binary is local to it. its not recognised by the current running
program.

Thanks anf regards
Srinivas

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