dancer at netfort
Jan 6, 2006, 8:55 PM
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I would implement 'ksh' like this if there weren't any ksh before
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Hi,
Over the winter holidays I've implemented a 'ksh' that should have
been implemeted this way if we didn't have anything named under the
name of ksh and implemented today.
An example session will look like this:
$ gcc realksh.c -I /usr/include/readline -Wall -O2 -o realksh
# ./realksh
REAL ksh: printk("Hello world\n");
Building modules, stage 2.
KMSG: <4>Hello world
REAL ksh: printk("Hello world %li\n", jiffies);
Building modules, stage 2.
KMSG: <4>Hello world 4302979318
For each line entered, it will generate a C source-code, and create a
module, and run insmod/rmmod. For convenience, /proc/kmsg is monitored
for your printk pleasure.
If noone realized this, this is on the 'this is a joke' category, but
available as part of binfmtc[1] package, which provides mostly useless
plethora of binfmt-misc related tools.
[1] http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/binfmtc.html.en
regards,
junichi
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realksh.c
