fun things mapped into user space
Kevin Lahey
kml at mosquito.cis.ufl.edu
Wed Dec 12 12:04:09 AEST 1990
I noticed, while perusing various bits of /usr/include/sys on our SGI IRIS,
running IRIX 3.3.1, that there are some interesting things mapped into the
user space. For instance, at 0x00200000, there is a little structure with
my pid, and info set up for shared group scheduling.
IRIX is a System V derivative, with many enhancements (I suppose I'll be
corrected if I'm mistaken :-)). Is this a normal thing to find? Are there
all sorts of interesting things just floating around out there, waiting
for me to find 'em? How about under BSD? SunOS? How do I find 'em?
A quick look through Bach and the 4.3 book doesn't seem to turn up anything,
other than the fact that the u-area is mapped in...
Thanks,
Kevin
kml at mosquito.cis.ufl.edu
"I won't expose you to the horrors of our `Three Stooges' ward."
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