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Cheers,
Muli

----- Forwarded message from Sudarshan Srinivasan [smsriniv (at) uiuc.edu] -----

Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 11:22:00 -0500
=46rom: Sudarshan Srinivasan [smsriniv (at) uiuc.edu]
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Subject: Acknowledgement

Hi,

I'm a grad student at UIUC. I used syscalltrack for one of the projects
that I'm working on- an extension to the Linux 2.4 kernel that allows
processes to be rolled back to a previous execution state and
re-executed deterministically (for cyclic debugging). I've attached a
copy of the paper based on that project, which has been accepted for
publication in the USENIX technical conference proceedings.

I found syscalltrack easy to extend and very useful. I wanted to thank
you for making it available as open-source. I'll be releasing the code
for Flashback soon. You can download it from http://carmen.cs.uiuc.edu.
I'd appreciate comments and feedback. Thanks!

Best wishes,

Sudarshan
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