I didn't get any responses on this. I thought maybe the subject line
was misleading, so I'm trying a different one. If I'm using the wrong
mailing list, or if there's another site other than kernel.org that I
should be using to search through archives and FAQs, please let me
know.
I'm
I didn't get any responses on this. I thought maybe the subject line
was misleading, so I'm trying a different one. If I'm using the wrong
mailing list, or if there's another site other than kernel.org that I
should be using to search through archives and FAQs, please let me
know.
I'm
Well, I'm back. I didn't get any help from the uClibc folks, but I eventually
figured out how to get to the waitid function in the kernel using the _syscall4
macro and the right header file. waitid worked great, but then I started
having problems when more than one child needed to be reaped.
Well, I'm back. I didn't get any help from the uClibc folks, but I eventually
figured out how to get to the waitid function in the kernel using the _syscall4
macro and the right header file. waitid worked great, but then I started
having problems when more than one child needed to be reaped.
Can anyone help with this?
We have an application that runs fine on our linux workstations, but
will not compile to run on a new target. This application is using
the WNOWAIT option for the waitid() function. When the source file is
compiled for the target using powerpc-uclibc-gcc, it fails
Can anyone help with this?
We have an application that runs fine on our linux workstations, but
will not compile to run on a new target. This application is using
the WNOWAIT option for the waitid() function. When the source file is
compiled for the target using powerpc-uclibc-gcc, it fails
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