Nick Piggin wrote:
Rohit Seth wrote:
You mean by user space? If so, then it is user space responsibility to
do the appropriate operations (like flush icache in this case).
No, I mean places that set PG_arch_1. flush_dcache_page. This can
happen for mapped pages in write, splice, install_arg_page looks
questionable, direct IO...
Oh, and also ptrace! I think I was almost fooled by that attempt to flush
the cache in copy_to_user_page.
But that also fails if you map the underlying page with multiple virtual
addresses (or processes, if the icache is not flushed on ctxsw), because
those others won't have their caches flushed, right?
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