On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 12:34 PM, SaNtosh kuLkarni <santosh.yesoptus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi is it possible that the assembly code .S file in linux kernel be replaced by a .C file.
This seems like a very general question. Which file do you want to replace and why?
You should understand that any *.S file contains arch specific code, which is written in assembly for optimization/efficiency reasons. Replacing it with an equivalent C code may undermine those goals.
You should understand that any *.S file contains arch specific code, which is written in assembly for optimization/efficiency reasons. Replacing it with an equivalent C code may undermine those goals.
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Santosh
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Thank you
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Anuz
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