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Dynamic memory in linux kernel system call

Started by November 19, 2005 12:09 PM
0 comments, last by demonkoryu 19 years ago
How do I allocate a dynamic array in a linux kernel system call? I cant use malloc, so what should I use? Thanks in advance.
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kmalloc(). I suggest you browse the kernelnewbies site, it answers many of your questions.

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