Re: kstackusage() patch request for comments

Alexander Motin <mav@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
The main question I have is about source files and headers I should
use for this specific purposes. Is it correct way to define function
in machine independent header, but implement it in machdep.c? Or I
should define it in machine dependent headers?

If you intend to implement the same functions on all platforms, the
prototypes should be in a machine-independent header.

DES
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