Wow! Really? I guess I am surprised something as O/S specific as LPF
would have any interface in the libc. Is it really libc's job to
provide O/S specific interfaces? I guess libc would be a huge beast
with lots of O/S specific macros in that case, yes?
> In glibc. Ask glibc folks to add it. While it's not added just copy
> structure to you program. BTW glibc folks could change definition (for
> example UID is 16bit in kernel now, but 32bit in glibc) and add
> wrapper
> for syscall -- when this will be done you'll redo your program...
OK.
b.
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