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Weekly Executive Summary
We're still defining the scope of the problem. What are the common uses of syscall() out there?
Vision
The "syscall" function is the #1 most-needed function in glibc not in the LSB. Unfortunately, the kernel community (for good reason) is extremely nervous about exposing syscall to the wide world.
We need to decide whether we should export it, or whether there are other workarounds to syscall usage.
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| Milestone | Plan Date | Outlook | Comments |
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| Identify the common uses of syscall. | |||
| Produce a document reflecting that usage, along with recommended actions. | |||
| Implement those actions. |
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| Jeff Licquia | Project Owner |
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