Re: Query regarding _etext, _edata, _end.

> If yes , will these be always supported in the newer kernels coming in future?


that's doubtful; there is no such guarantee of any kind of kernel
internals in linux... I don't see these being any kind of special
exception.

you made me curious... what do you want to use these for?

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