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On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 07:55:18PM +0300, Bilanchuk Vitaly wrote: |
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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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> Ok, thanks for you time. |
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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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> sysfs and proc can be unexisting. |
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What Linux distro does not mount sysfs and/or proc? Even embedded |
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systems mount it, as it is required for some things, and does not really |
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save any memory if it is not mounted and/or built into the kernel. |
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So relying on them being there is generally acceptable. |
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good luck, |
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greg k-h |
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