In D20415#440959, @tijl wrote:

I assume you used a union in struct xucred because a pointer has a different size on different architectures? You could use something like this:

sure

Also cache client process pid

as far as I understand we can create /dev/fd same way?

In D20333#438435, @trasz wrote:

In D20333#438430, @dchagin wrote:

linux_common is not used in i386

What do you mean? Or, ask another way, where should I call it from to make it work for i386?

I would prefer put common code to the compat/linux/linux.c and put linux_dev_shm_destroy/linux_dev_shm_create decl to the linux.h

linux_common is not used in i386

I like the idea and I propose to add fdescfs also

:)
as I already say, moving linux_ptrace_status() to MI (linux_util.c or linux.c) solves you problem with ifdefs )

wrong phab diff, sorry

wrong phab diff, sorry

split to get rid of DEBUG and warn

I like it

as linux_common now depends on INET6 option, fix it

do not touch linux_recv()

ha, git show HEAD^ )))

Init bflags in linux_accept_common and lsa in bsd_to_linux_sockaddr.

refactor accept_common to properly handle error from kern_accept4

accept syscall return EINVAL in case of negative namelen parameter

init flags, fix a typo

Thank you!

Split the patch into two parts, modifying ifname_linux_to_bsd() will be next

I mean that Linux cpufeatures.h declares more then one word (32 bit) of cpu features

what about word1, word2, word3?

@emaste, np )