exec-object — Creates executable objects for use under Plash
exec-objectexecutable-pathnameroot-directory
def var =
capcmd exec-object /bin/foo
/x=(mkfs /bin/foo /usr ...)
This is a command that is only useful when called using a capcmd expression from Plash.
This command returns an executable object E. When E is invoked with a
root directory dir2 as an argument, it forks a new process whose
root directory is set to be a union of root-directory and
dir2, and that new process execve()s
executable-pathname.
This is commonly used with the shell's mkfs expression, which will construct the root directory.
The return value given by exit() isn't used. This program
returns an object reference using the return_cont
mechanism. It doesn't exit until all the references to the object
have been dropped.
def my_oggenc =
capcmd exec-object '/usr/bin/oggenc'
/x=(mkfs /usr/bin/oggenc /usr/lib /lib)
def my_oggenc =
capcmd exec-object '/usr/bin/oggenc'
/x=(mkfs
/usr/bin/oggenc=(F /debian/usr/bin/oggenc)
/usr/lib=(F /debian/usr/lib)
/lib=(F /debian/lib))
def my_oggenc =
capcmd exec-object '/usr/bin/oggenc'
/x=(mkfs
/usr/bin/oggenc
/usr/lib/libvorbisenc.so.0
/usr/lib/libvorbis.so.0
/lib/i686/libm.so.6
/usr/lib/libogg.so.0
/usr/lib/plash/lib/libc.so.6)