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On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 07:04:33PM +0300, Bilanchuk Vitaly wrote: |
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> > emerge pciutils and use lspci. This question would be better asked in |
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> > our user oriented support channels like #gentoo or gentoo-user mailing |
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> > list. |
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> I'm sorry. |
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> I need get info using C/C++. |
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Use the library provided by the lspci package, that is what it is there |
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for. |
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> I know lspci using 4 methods in Linux - linux_sysfs, linux_proc, intel_conf1, |
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> intel_conf2 (man 8 lspci). But: |
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> linux_sysfs - using /sys system; |
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> linux_proc - using /porc system; |
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What's wrong with using these interfaces? You can use sysfs and proc |
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from a C/C++ program just fine... |
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thanks, |
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greg k-h |
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