I know syscall 1 means write,
but is there a command to list all implemented syscall names and numbers on linux in bash?
I know syscall 1 means write , but is there a command to list
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I know syscall 1 means write,
but is there a command to list all implemented syscall names and numbers on linux in bash?
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manpage points to the header filesys/syscall.h. It has all the defined constants, and it’s located at/usr/include/sys/syscall.h. (That’s the location on OS X, which I’m using, but I think it’ll be the same for most Linux distros, too.)