Oren Laadan <orenl@cs.columbia.edu> writes:SYSVIPC and POSIX IPC are different, and I don't see any argument for why they would be in the same namespace. So for maintenance, testing, and the fact that we have already shipped a stable version of the IPC namespace and we would be breaking the ABI if we were to add messages queues into it now. Frankly I find it a shame that we had to do more then implement multiple mounts of the mq filesystem to make this work. In general when we use the filesystem namespace for new global objects visible to user space is a design bug. Bleh. We have to have the flag parameters and modify all of the code anyway so I'm not quite certain that sys_indirect make sense. Certainly in this case if we have namespaces that can not be combined with CLONE_THREAD we could double assign a field really easily. Trouble is that is just a bit icky. Eric -
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