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Standard Universe
Notes from Peter Keller's 2011-11-30 brain-dump.
libsyscall
The standard universe requires 'condorized' binaries, which are "statically-linked" binaries (see below for the standard universe definition thereof) created by condor_compile, which, despite the name, is a linker, rather than a compiler. It creates binaries with the API stack on the right.
normal condorized --------------- ------------------ | application | | application | | | | |------------| | | | | libsyscall | --------------- |------------| | | libc | | libc | | --------------- ------------------ | kernel | | kernel | --------------- ------------------
When starting a standard universe job, the standard universe -specific shadow establishes a connection with the startd. This connection is inherited by the standard universe -specific starter, which in turn bequeaths it to the application (specifically, libsyscall). The starter's connection is used for startup, shutdown, and suspend/resume. All other communication to the shadow comes from libsyscall.
There may be machinery in libsyscall to make it signal-atomic.
"Statically-Linked"
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