Hi Larry, On 09/27/2012 10:08 AM, Larry Baker wrote:
I hacked the .s file for my stack check test program.
I haven't had a minute to look over the code yet. Will get back to you on that. [snip]
There must be code between __stack_start and the initial stack pointer. Yes?
No code in that region. Possibly data, though typically not.
binfmt_flat.c knows all? By the way, where is binfmt_flat.c?
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