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Subject: Re: Just a reminder 
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Robert Watson <rwatson@FreeBSD.ORG> wrote:

> Ah, very cool indeed.   :-)  It seems to me the kernel entry point should
> be mi_start() rather than main(), however.

     Shouldn't it be "mi_startup()", instead?

     Also, that page, while very useful for casual browsers, just uses
"global".  Anyone knee-deep in the kernel should be using global
directly (or cscope, which is my preference), as you'll then be able to
browse your locally-modified version of the code.

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	Darryl Okahata
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