Subject: Re: Understanding Alpha syscalls
From: B. James Phillippe (bryan@terran.org)
Date: Wed Jun 02 1999 - 14:57:12 PDT
On Wed, 2 Jun 1999, Uncle George wrote:
> most of all the syscall interpretation is done in the assembler file entry.S
> in arch/alpha/kernel. if u know ur syscall #, u can look it up at
> sys_call_table: + offset(syscall #).
> hope this helps.
> gat
I've looked over it several times already; all I see is that sys_open is
call number 45 (IIRC) in the table (osf_open is 5, IIRC, and on the x86
sys_open is 5 as well). But I can't find the definition of sys_open
itself. I can find the definitions of other syscalls, but not this one.
Have any ideas?
thanks,
-bp
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