The kernel (and insmod) don't care what language the module is written in
(as far as it knows, you could have typed the bytecode into a hex-editor)
-- so long as it is validly executable bytecode, and all data passed back
and forth is in the format that the kernel expects it (note that all
functions that you give out pointers to are going to need to be extern c.)
-=- James Mastros
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