to userland applications. A userland server (probably the registrar) will
register as the server responsible for delivering the messages. The
messages are passed to it via shared memory.
The advantage over sending the messages directly will be, that they won't
need to be dropped, if the receiver port is temporarily full.
Currently only the kernel side is implemented. Completely untested yet.
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Added _user_shutdown() and made it available as syscall.
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which from now on relieves us from the duty to maintain syscalls.S and
syscalls.c manually. Either includes a generated file.
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Added system_info.c to the build.
Added stats support functions to sems & ports.
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and b) doesn't compile due to the latest lock changes (see lock.c 1.7).
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yet, but the jam problem is gone and some bugs fixed.
We are now using merged objects to bind different functionality together,
which simplified the kernel Jamfile a lot.
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not available in BeOS, so there is no reason to add them).
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Only implements access from within the kernel, not from the BIOS. Since
it requires malloc(), realloc(), open(), etc. in the kernel, you can't
currently link it, but it's added to the build anyway (it's just not
linked against the kernel).
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Ingo Weinhold