programming tips

programming tips

[Raj J Putari]

you can do stuff like

int x = read(x) = process(macro);

its like a little loop that occupies a thread

lets say im doing cpu stuff (im new to kernel programming.. some
asshole fried all my monitors) and i want wait for a return value

i can do
int x = cpu_read(code) = return_value_that_you_seek;

additionally i feel that, with security, that there should be a local
sql server tied to the linux kernel, so you can do stuff like easily
share data in a lan

sql in the linux kernel can be sorta secure if you do it from top
level = kernel to down = userspace

hope this helps, new to kernel programming and just want to help

Re: programming tips

[Bagas Sanjaya]

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On Tue, Apr 25, 2023 at 04:07:27AM -0700, Raj J Putari wrote:
> i can do
> int x = cpu_read(code) = return_value_that_you_seek;

Is it same as:

```
int x = cpu_read(foo)

if x == <desired return value> {
	/* do something */
}

```
?

> 
> additionally i feel that, with security, that there should be a local
> sql server tied to the linux kernel, so you can do stuff like easily
> share data in a lan

Implementing SQL language in the kernel? Making MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite
obsolete? How about prepared statements and input sanitation? Last but
not least, why is it hard for you to use wrapper libraries to SQL in
your userspace program to the point that you want kernelSQL?

I'm confused...

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