On Wed, 03 May 2006 15:18:41 +0200, Michael Holzheu said: > Of course! But the convention must be, that If userspace wants to > access the data, it has to use our standard linux > parser. If it accesses the data directly, this is broken. Yet another case of Eternal Optimism flying in the face of Reality... ;) a) you can't *force* the use of your parser. b) this creates a userspace dependency that can get messy if the parser is buggy or requires modification to deal with a kernel change.
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