Re: FreeBSD vs. Linux (another question)

[Naoto Shimazaki <igy@example.com>]

"Scott M. Stone" <sstone@example.com> writes:

> freeBSD and Linux share enough in common (both
> use BSD sockets, for example)

Only they have common API.

The implementation of network stacks between BSD and Linux
(BSD's mbuf and Linux's skbuff) are very very different.
The difference comes from fundamental design.
So I think it is impossible to share the network code.

// userlands? they are already shared. :-)