> > And personality() is not thread local/safe, so it's not a particularly
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> > good interface to use later.
> 
> qemu can call personality() before any threads will be created.

It still makes it unsuitable for a lot of other applications.
e.g. a JVM using 32bit pointers couldn't use it because it would
affect native C threads running in the same process.

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> 
> > Per system call switches are preferable
> > and more flexible.
> 
> Per syscall switches are cool, but I don't see any advantage from it for 
> qemu.

Linux interfaces are not supposed to be "interfaces for qemu" but generally
applicable interfaces.

-Andi
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