Marcin Juszkiewicz

Maybe not second bookmarks but priorities. So I mark "docker python" as primary and "rake for dummies" and "go for mcu" as secondary. This way I know that "docker python"...

You mean hiding "-1" values? Every syscall is present on at least one architecture.

It does not work that way. Several syscalls are legacy/deprecated and as such are not supported on newer architectures but stay supported on older ones.

patches welcome but this has to be optional

I plan to add some statistics on the bottom of page.

@oxwivi you may want to check examples/syscall-by-popularity.py script.

@keszybz do you use tables/syscalls-* files directly or other way?

One solution is grabbing data from my project, other (probably more sane long term) would be using in-kernel files. Kernel moved to keep syscall numbers in parseable files few releases...

My ["system-calls" Python module](https://github.com/hrw/python-syscalls) uses same data. More about it in my blog post: [Python package for system calls information](https://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2021/09/14/python-package-for-system-calls-information/)

@Maylo99 grab code, checkout old kernel version and run against it. The part collecting system call names would fail but the one checking for presence should work. If it does...