i'm playing with a sample program to make direct system calls as
described here:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-system-calls/
and i've written a trivial program that should theoretically work, but
the compilation fails on the line invoking _syscall0(). where is that
macro
on the line invoking _syscall0(). where is that
macro defined in user space?
Not anywhere anymore these days. They are obsolete. Please use syscall(2)
instead.
Rene.
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theoretically work,
but the compilation fails on the line invoking _syscall0().
where is that macro defined in user space?
Not anywhere anymore these days. They are obsolete. Please use
syscall(2) instead.
i knew about syscall(), i didn't realize that the _syscallX() macros
had been removed
