Hi Miquel :))
> >Last time I checked argv[0] was 512 bytes. Many daemons overwrite
> >it with no problem.
> No cigar. This stuff is all set up by the kernel on the stack;
Thanks a lot for your help :)) FYI, this question is related to
the virtual-console-only init clone that I wrote some time ago (I
used sysvinit for inspiration and good advice), I think I wrote you
about this. Anyway, you are in the acknowledgement list doubly, now
;))) I'm going to release this init in a week or so, after having
using it for more than a year at home without problems.
> If you want to modify argv[0] etc, loop over argv[], count howmuch
> space there is (strlen(argv[0] + 1 + strlen(argv[1] + 1 ... etc)
> and make sure you do NOT write a string longer than that. Also
> make sure that you end the string with a double \0
How about portability? Not that worries me, since this code will
go to a Linux-only program, just curiosity. Other OSes do the same
stack layout?
Raśl
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