thehajime

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   by thehajime 11y ago

   1. yes. linking with liblkl or ld_preload. but network stack is not all about open(2)/close(2): bunch of configuration tools are needed to do the job, which is what we want to have in a future. 2. yes and no.
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   by thehajime 11y ago

   i hope to port libos code to lkl.
3. 3.▲
   by thehajime 11y ago

   lkl (and rump hijack library) already do the job, though it's not perfect (at least in lkl right now).
4. 4.▲
   by thehajime 11y ago

   I've been working (though it's too slow) on making answer to this question "yes". https://github.com/thehajime/blog/issues/1
5. 5.▲
   by thehajime 12y ago

   I like the following interview. "One could start arguing about it from the historical viewpoint where network packet creation was a holy operation." https://fosdem.org/2015/interviews/2015-antti-kantee&#x