On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 1:59 PM, sourav mondal
wrote:
> hi,
> I want to be a kernel developer.I don't really know much about linux kernel.
> can anyone suggests me some good books that can help to learn more about the
> kernel development?
>
Books alone won't help. You will need hands on experienc
AKAIK I think is possible. For example int 3 in x86 is actually an
interrupt so to say. I don't want to go in other details about exception vs
interrupts and stack saving. But in short you can achieve what you are
trying here.
Search for breakpoint handler probably in entry.S and from the trace ba
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Hi Smital,
> I am keen to find out how does linux restores a thread's stack pointer,
> program counter and return address.
Isn't it that each thread has a different task_struct and at schedule
r29 is reloaded from its own independent task_struct?
Also, while scheduling pc and r31 are stored at t
