> Is there a method to schedule user mode code from kernel agent?
You can wake user processes,send them signals etc but ingeneral its not
a good idea
> registers with the kernel mode agent with a function/parm to run, then when
> the callback is appropriate the kerenl agent triggers this callback to
> happen.
The unix model is much more that the app does
while(1)
{
get_event(fd);
switcH(event)
{
..
...
}
}
> or a method to bind a function to a file handle, when there is Completed IO,
> the kernel would call the registered function with a parameter of the buffer
> submitted for IO.
The b_end_io callback can possibly be used, or Ben's asynchronosu callbacks,
but that deals with kernel level completion.
Alan
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