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i wanted to know the functionality of read_write.c and the system call vfs_write.
are these used when we do a paste or ctrl-v or something like that.
i want details ...
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- 03-05-2010 #1Just Joined!
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what is functionality of read_write.c
i wanted to know the functionality of read_write.c and the system call vfs_write.
are these used when we do a paste or ctrl-v or something like that.
i want details about the read_write.c and where it is present in the kernel.
please help
thanks in advance
- 03-05-2010 #2Just Joined!
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Read_write.c
Hi,
read_write.c is present in /usr/src/linu.x.x/fs/ directory.
this file consist of code related to virtual file system,
vfs_write() function call will be called whenever you updated some information in the file , and vfs_read() function will be called whenever you read the contents of the file.
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BHANUPRAKASH
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i am using ubuntu... i didn't find the read_write.c file in the specified location in my system.
i have dowwnloaded the source code of linux kernel in that i could find the function?
i don't understand why it is not present.
when i make paste using ctrl-v or right-click and then paste then this vfs_write will be called right. i can't understand the code...... can u suggest any books or links which help me understand the kernel code.
- 03-05-2010 #4Just Joined!
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find the file in the source directory using find command and whenever u press ctrl+v or paste the file will be modified .so whenever u modify the file vfs_write will be called.
for more information u can search google ...............


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