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Subject: Collective resource limits status report #7
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Since last report, I temporarily changed to 32-bit jid_t to solve that 
problem I described. It worked but then I had similar issues with a 
single int variable... I still don't know the actual reason but I could 
solve it by adding syscalls to compat32 and declaring jid_t in the 
proper place. So the basic syscalls work now, the process number limit 
also seems to work, so now I can actually test the existing stuff. I've 
added some test cases to the tester app. I've found a bug in killjob, 
somehow it results in a page fault. Plan for next week is to track this 
down and fix, and then start adding support for more limits.

Latest sources in //depot/projects/soc2010/gabor_jobs/irix_jobs/, full 
patch here: http://kovesdan.org/patches/jobs-20100718.diff

Gabor