Re: Is drivers' open() method get called while fork or dup fd?

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On Fre, 2009-04-17 at 19:36 +0800, yihect wrote:
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> Yes, I think , it's normally thinked as a generic rule to do kernel programming 
> like that way you mentioned. But if we take no account of these, do you know the 
> answer of my question, is the open() method got called in fork() and dup() functions 
> calling??

No, because dup()/dup2()/fork()ing a file descriptor is vastly different
from open()ing a file/device/whatever.

And the major design flaw is to design your driver with whatever kind of
1:1 relationship to a process.

Any details *why* you think you need that?

	Bernd
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