Hello, I am working on porting a custom scheduler to NetBSD, cross-compiling on Void Linux using build.sh. I am trying to follow the modular design and using sched_m2.c as a reference.
My scheduler implements some of the core scheduling functions but still relies on kern_runq.c for the rest of the fallback logic. However, during LD_STAGE 2, the build fails with "multiple definition" errors because the linker hits identical symbols in both my scheduler's object file and kern_runq.o. I have closely inspected kern_runq.c, and there are no conditional compilation macros (like #ifndef) to exclude these overlapping functions when a different scheduler is chosen. Could someone please explain how the NetBSD build system and linker handle symbol overriding for alternative schedulers? How does sched_m2.c avoid multiple definition conflicts with kern_runq.c, and what is the proper way to hook a custom scheduler into the kernel to avoid this collision? Please CC me in your replies, as I am not subscribed to the list. Thank you, [Timofey Maslennikov]
