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Linux: Kernel Global Variables

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KidViciou$

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i'm working on a project, and need to define a variable in kernel space that is global. in order to do this, should i just create a library and include it in the necessary system call function header files? or is there another way of declaring global variables? TIA
 
I just checked Documentation/CodingStyle, and it seems to imply that you don't need to do anything special for global variables.
 
hmmmmmmm, i declared it outside the fucntion definition of my system call soruce file but i can't access it in other system call source files
 
ah, there we go, lemme try that (i'm new to linux, and haven't done C programming in a long time) i was thinking about using that keyword @ 6:30 this morning but figured i'd do it when i woke up. i guess i forgot 😱
 
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