Most Linux kernel modules are written in C.
The reasons are obvious:
The kernel APIs are designed around C.
Documentation assumes C.
The build system naturally integrates with C.
Most Linux kernel modules are written in C. The reasons are obvious: The kernel APIs are designed...
Most Linux kernel modules are written in C.
The reasons are obvious:
The kernel APIs are designed around C.
Documentation assumes C.
The build system naturally integrates with C.

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x32 ABI is designed to reduce the memory footprint of 64-bit applications

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More than 140,000 lines of code bite the dust as ancient CPUs, bus mice, and other legacy leftovers face the chop