Re: Userspace <-> communication

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On 10/11/06, Jesper Juhl <jesper.juhl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You asked for ways that userspace and kernelspace can communicate and
syscalls is one such way.


This is my requirement. I need to capture the data from an NIC.
Instead of pushing it into the network stack, I'll make it to store
them in a kernel ring buffer. From that buffer, a user space
application will read the raw packet, do the necessary processing and
send it back. As you can see I'm looking towards to transfer chunks of
data to and from userspace.

So, which method does suit well here?

Jinesh.

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