If we have several submodules as parts of a framebuffer we have some symbols
within the namespace of this framebuffer. When we compile it as a separate
module for modprobe there is no problem. But when we compile it as part of the
kernel these frambuffer specific symbols are polluting the kernel namespace. Is
there an elegant way to make the framebuffer specific symbols invisible for the
kernel after we have our xxxfb.o?
Hum? I don't know. Anyone? I usually don't think about namespace
pollution. I just makes sure I bizarre names so they don't conflict with
anything else.
Q: Why did they deprecate a.out support in linux?
A: Because a nasty coff is bad for your elf.
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