et is used to talk to modules that are built into the
> kernel.
> >
> > I am not familiar with netlink, but by looking at the code example in
> > "man netlink" which use recvmsg(), I am pretty confidence it is
> > epoll-able. Probably the exception is rtnetlin
>
> I am not familiar with netlink, but by looking at the code example in
> "man netlink" which use recvmsg(), I am pretty confidence it is
> epoll-able. Probably the exception is rtnetlink.
Hi Mulyadi, thanks for the answer.
Indeed netlink sockets are epoll-able -- I just got
Hi Radhesh
On Sat, Apr 3, 2010 at 06:27, Radhesh Kamath wrote:
> The question is, is it possible to do epoll on a netlink socket ?
> The netlink socket is used to talk to modules that are built into the kernel.
I am not familiar with netlink, but by looking at the code example in
"man netlink" w
Hi Folks,
This is not strictly a kernel-related question, so I hope it will
still be entertained...
The question is, is it possible to do epoll on a netlink socket ?
The netlink socket is used to talk to modules that are built into the kernel.
Best,
Radhesh
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