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Since linux binaries are (mostly) always compiled with gcc, look for the gcc signature in the .comment section header: "\0 GCC: (GNU) ". I've changed the probe order in kern/exec_elf.c to probe for linux ELF binaries first and fall back to SVR4 binaries. This makes statically linked binaries work for both linux and svr4. Note that gcc-compiled svr4 binaries, still contain the operating system signature first and then the GCC signature, so there is no conflict. Yes this is a hack. |
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| linux_dirent.h | ||
| linux_errno.h | ||
| linux_exec.h | ||
| linux_fcntl.h | ||
| linux_ioctl.h | ||
| linux_ipc.h | ||
| linux_ipccall.h | ||
| linux_mmap.h | ||
| linux_msg.h | ||
| linux_sem.h | ||
| linux_shm.h | ||
| linux_signal.h | ||
| linux_socket.h | ||
| linux_socketcall.h | ||
| linux_sockio.h | ||
| linux_termios.h | ||
| linux_types.h | ||
| linux_util.h | ||