--- suman kar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> >From: Subhobroto Sinha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> >I wanna know indepth about the COW implementation
> of
> >fork() in Linux 2.4 and higher - all including page
> >table stuff..
> 
> You need a book ;) not a LUG for that.

I referred Maurice Bach, Galvin Silberschatz, and
Tenenbaum, but I am still in the dark. That's why I
turned to you guys.

> This statement invokes UB. See below.

What's a UB ?

> And what exactly do you mean by virtual/physical
> address?

Simple mapping of virtual address (as that referred to
by the ELF executable) and the *real* physical
location to where it's really mapped in RAM etc.
Simple page table stuff..

> AFAIK, C does not have any idea of virtual/physical
> address.

Right. I was asking if the address of the variable
printed is a virtual address or not.

> Did you try to compile this? Here are the results of
> my efforts:

Hmm.. 'pedantic' and 'all' warning switch never likes
me, so..

But did you try *running* the program and *see* the
output ?

How do you explain the address of 'i' being the *same*
for BOTH the processes ?

> gcc -std=c99 -W -Wall -pedantic -ansi Test.c
> 

> *) man scanf / `p' conversion specifier, and the
> need to cast it to (void *)

Thanks. I should start focusing more on semantics
rather than the concepts itself when I ask you a
question ;)

> *) header inclusion

What header ? 'types.h' ? I am sooo clueless :-(

> 
> Regards,
> Suman.

Nice talking to you Suman; please do answer my
questions..

Cheers

Subhobroto Sinhahttp://www.geocities.com/subhobrotosinha


                
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