Crate linux_syscalls

Modules

• env
  A collection of environment informations useful to detect features used in syscalls.

Macros

• kversion
  A macro to create/query kernel version.
• raw_syscall
  Make a syscall and returns a usize
• syscall
  Make a syscall and returns a Result<usize, Errno>

Structs

• Errno
  Error number representation.

Enums

• Sysno
  List of system call numbers.

Functions

• initNon-bare
  Initialize the environment for the library. It’s recommended to call it before anything else in the main function.
• init_from_args^⚠bare
  Initialize library from arguments count and arguments list (int argc, char **argv). It’s recommended to call it before anything else in the main function.
• init_from_environ^⚠bare
  Initialize library from the environment list pointer (char **envp). It’s recommended to call it before anything else in the main function.
• raw_syscall0^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 0 arguments.
• raw_syscall0_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 0 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall1^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 1 argument.
• raw_syscall1_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 1 argument. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall2^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 2 arguments.
• raw_syscall2_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 2 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall3^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 3 arguments.
• raw_syscall3_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 3 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall4^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 4 arguments.
• raw_syscall4_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 4 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall5^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 5 arguments.
• raw_syscall5_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 5 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• raw_syscall6^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 6 arguments.
• raw_syscall6_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 6 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall0^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 0 arguments.
• syscall0_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 0 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall1^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 1 argument.
• syscall1_noreturn^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 7 arguments. It’s assured that it will not return.
• syscall1_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 1 argument. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall2^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 2 arguments.
• syscall2_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 2 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall3^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 3 arguments.
• syscall3_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 3 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall4^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 4 arguments.
• syscall4_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 4 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall5^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 5 arguments.
• syscall5_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 5 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.
• syscall6^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 6 arguments.
• syscall6_readonly^⚠
  Make a raw system call with 6 arguments. Like the non _readonly version but you declare that syscall does not mutate any memory.