>
> void microtime(struct timeval *tp)
> {
> panic("microtime");
> }
>
> void
> get_mono_time(void)
> {
> panic("get_mono_time");
> }
>
> void csignal(pid_t pgid, int signum, uid_t uid, uid_t euid)
> {
> panic("csignal");
> }
>
> I want know whether they was be called at real condition?
This is the older TCP/IP stack in net/tcpip only that is like this. The
bsd_tcpip stack is okay.
From what I can see, only one of those functions could be called in real
conditions. microtime() could be called if an ICMP timestamp is requested;
get_mono_time() is only used by the ipv6 code in the old net stack, and so
is irrelevant since IPv6 is not supported for it anyway; and csignal will
never be called.
If you want to submit a patch against the old net/tcpip stack to fix
microtime() you could, although that isn't a high priority for us so it
probably won't happen unless you do it.
Jifl
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