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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon hrw

Hide syscalls with -1

Open oxwivi opened this issue 7 years ago • 7 comments

Will let us see more or less accurate list of currently supported syscalls.

oxwivi avatar Oct 12 '16 14:10 oxwivi

You mean hiding "-1" values?

Every syscall is present on at least one architecture.

hrw avatar Oct 13 '16 07:10 hrw

No, hide syscalls with even a single "-1" value for any arch. That'll give a comprehensive list of syscalls that's supported across the board.

oxwivi avatar Oct 13 '16 11:10 oxwivi

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.

hrw avatar Oct 13 '16 11:10 hrw

I know, you mentioned it on your blog post. I'm asking for a feature to hide those syscalls to see which of them are supported across the board, on all archs.

oxwivi avatar Oct 13 '16 12:10 oxwivi

patches welcome but this has to be optional

hrw avatar Oct 28 '16 20:10 hrw

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

hrw avatar Dec 28 '20 23:12 hrw

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

hrw avatar Nov 17 '21 21:11 hrw