The question come again.

Hi, everyone on LKML:

I am reading slab implement code (2.6.11.11).

The function kmalloc() is one of the frequently used funtions in kernel , of course,

it is one of my focuses.

But I found it may call __you_cannot_kmalloc_that_much(). but I can not get where is defined. I tried to search in LXR , Source navigator, and run grep in include, mm directory,

but nothing to return.

   What's secret in here? Waitting for any answer.

   Thanks.



                                                            liyu
                                                                 NOW~

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