Peter Vrabel writes:
> is there any possibility to check, if the user space pointer is correct or
> not? I don't refer to invalid address error caused by fault-in paging. Thanks.
If you do copyin(9F) or copyout(9F), it'll check the pointer and
transfer range as part of the effort. No separate ch
Peter Vrabel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there any possibility to check, if the user space pointer is
> correct or not? I don't refer to invalid address error caused by
> fault-in paging. Thanks.
define "correct pointer".
Michael
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recursion, n: see 'recu
Hi,
is there any possibility to check, if the user space pointer is correct or not?
I don't refer to invalid address error caused by fault-in paging. Thanks.
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