<<< NOTED::NOTES$7:[NOTES$LIBRARY]HACKERS.NOTE;1 >>> -< ** Hackers ** >- ================================================================================ Note 1635.1 Execlet initialization: INIT vs SYSINIT 1 of 4 FIREFX::BERNARDO "David M. Bernardo" 15 lines 10-DEC-1993 23:00 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Init routines get called when an execlet is loaded, except if loaded by Sysboot. Exec_init calls (via a loader routine called LDR$INIT_ALL) all existing init routines at three different points in its execution. The initial code in the Swapper does it once. Sysinit does not call LDR$INIT_ALL, so only the init routines for those execlets loaded by Sysinit are called. So, if your init routine has not been called by the time you get to SYSINIT, it's not going to be...