> All the calls to mach_task_self() are mapped by the defines to simple > variable __mach_task_self. There is no funtion call to initialise the > variable. I have run nm though the object on both new Hurd and old Hurd, > to show this. The initialization happens in the libc function `__mach_init' (libc/mach/mach_init.c), which gets called as the very first thing in libc's initialization.
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