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DateFri, 3 May 1996 13:49:08 +0100 (BST)
FromBryn Paul Arnold Jones <>
SubjectRe: PATCH: /proc/cflags
On Fri, 3 May 1996, Joe Fouche wrote:

> Bryn Paul Arnold Jones wrote:> > > > > Hmm, After seeing this, I think I'll write a /proc/kitchen_sink, or 
> > /proc/rubbish/kitchen_sink.  Wha'dya think ?> > (dons his flame-retardant suit)> 

(Yep, Mee too, just saw I forgot the ;)'s in my last post)

> The /proc entry might indeed be fluff, but there is certainly an
> argument for having CFLAGS defined as part of the kernel's data. To
> wit, it's currently impossible to tell what CFLAGS were used on
> a kernel image. > > Then at least someone doing debugging can print it out.
> > <comments/flames welcome>> 

Yep, I can see the use, I just forgot the ;)'s, oh well ....
> > Bryn> > --> > PGP key pass phrase forgotten,   \ Overload -- core meltdown sequence >   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> 
> Do /proc/pgppassphrase ;)
> 
Yep, that would help ;) (better than the Post-it on the monitor).
Bryn
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