Hi,
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Keith Owens wrote:
> Don't. Almost all kernel threads have a backtrace that goes through
> __init code, even though that code no longer exists. The symbols are
> still needed to get a decent backtrace and the overhead is minimal.
Are you sure, this is still the case? I remember, that this was the main
reason that kernel_thread() is not an inline function anymore, so AFAICT
there should be no relevant data on the stack anymore which points to init
code.
bye, Roman
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