On Jul 22 2007 05:45, Jacob A wrote:
>
>Ah, yes, this was my intention, to keep the state in filp->private_data.
>But then at a timer routine I wanted to go over all the filps associated with the device
>and check/modify the state. That's why I needed the open files list.
No. For each private_data that you allocate, create a linked list
that also has them. In other words:
struct mystuff {
struct list_head list;
int other_fluff;
};
int mydriver_open()
{
struct mystuff *pd = kmalloc(...);
filp->private_data = pd;
list_add(&pd->list);
}
int mydriver_close()
{
struct mystuff *pd = filp->private_data;
list_del(&pd->list);
free(pd);
}
Simple as that. *Of course* this requires that the file descriptor remains
open. But that should not be a problem, would it?
Jan
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