Linux Kernel Library
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The Linux Kernel Library is a project started by Octavian Purdila at University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest's Ixia sponsored laboratories, IXLABS[1].
The project's goal is to use the Linux kernel as a linkable library, so that the non-static functions from the kernel can be called from some external program.
A first application created was LKLFTPD which is an FTP daemon which reads files from an image disk using code from the kernel.
[edit] External links
- http://github.com/lkl Sources for LKL related projects
