> Just one thing: The last argument should return the number of written > bytes. When an error has occured, the return values does not match the > bytes_written variable in ds_device_write.
Sorry, I am not following you at all. Please be more specific (show a patch). It sounds like you are talking about the last argument to ds_device_write_error_reply, but that is an error code--not a count. If any bytes were written at all, the RPC returns success. The count is returned in *BYTES_WRITTEN, which mig uses in the reply message. > I've called device_write with packet size 4, bytes_written was 61 and > the return value was 18677512. Obvious, the semantic is right (packet size > != written bytes), but I'm not sure if this is ok. I don't understand this at all. _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
