Dynamic linking of libraries to solaris kernel

Hi all,
Is it possible to link a library dynamically to device driver
If possible what are the functions to do so. Any help will be greatly
appreciated.
Regards
Kiran Kumar Kasturi

Hi,
You cannot dynamically link a library to a driver. In fact most library functions are not actually available to a driver as they are userland and result in system calls. Hence the ddi/dki calls.
Also, as I'm sure you are aware, drivers and modules in Solaris are themselves dynamically loadable. If you want to save the non-pageable kernel memory, you can unload a driver that is not open and in use. The system will do this automatically if it comes under heavy memory pressure.
Hope that helps,
Ralph
SUN DTS

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