Re: execve manpage changes

Hello Ollie, Ollie Wild wrote: > Michael, > > Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) > manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in > linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the > following should be noted in the "Notes"

Re: execve manpage changes

Hello Ollie, Ollie Wild wrote: Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the Notes section.

Re: execve manpage changes

Ollie Wild wrote: Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the "Notes" section. Prior to

Re: execve manpage changes

Ollie Wild wrote: Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the Notes section. Prior to

execve manpage changes

Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the "Notes" section. Prior to linux-2.6.23, the memory used

execve manpage changes

Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the "Notes" section. Prior to linux-2.6.23, the memory used

execve manpage changes

Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the Notes section. Prior to linux-2.6.23, the memory used

execve manpage changes

Michael, Per our previous discussion, here are the updates to the execve(2) manpage resulting from the variable length argument support patch in linux-2.6.23-rc1. The execve API is unmodified. However, the following should be noted in the Notes section. Prior to linux-2.6.23, the memory used