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I was reading the list of Linux system calls and found sys_break, whose description is as follows.
Syntax: int sys_break()
Source: kernel/sys.c
Action: return -ENOSYS
Details: call exists only for compatibility
Does anyone know what sys_break do? Or does it do nothing?
man 2 break says that it is an unimplemented syscall.