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From: hsu@FreeBSD.ORG (Jeffrey Hsu)
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 >> Use kqueue then.

 > How?

Look on the whiteboard in the Destiny conference room at Yahoo.  :-)
Jonathon Lemon scribbled some notes on extending kqueue to do this there.

 > Put an application specific protocol filter into the kernel so
 > that kqueue can wait on it?

The application specific protocol filter is written in user-land in the
DPF scripting language (c.f. Exo-kernel project), passed into the kernel via
kqueue, where it is then translated into an x86 machine-language routine
and executed by the kernel.

							Jeffrey


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