>yep, i already tried to check how well it integrates to x86.git:
I ported it to scm/linux/kernel/git/x86/linux-2.6-x86.git mm.
I will send out the patch and then look at the below discussion.
>the code does not seem to be layered correctly: i'd suggest to
>read the
>discussion between Roland McGrath and Alan Stern on lkml, about kwatch
>-> hw_breakpoint, to see how a more general debugging framework
>can/should be built. These things shouldnt be limited to user-space
>alone, the kernel could probably use hardware tracing even more than
>user-space could. (because it's a much harder to debug environment)
regards,
markus.
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