Dear all: in systm.h, there's: #define LOADABLE_SYSCALL(s) (s->sy_flags & SE_LOADABLE)
A syscall is LOADABLE if its sy_flags is set as SE_LOADABLE. err... Then what does LOADABLE mean? What are the differences between normal syscalls (e.g. read, write, exec) and LOADABLE syscalls (e.g. syscall 67, 68, 69)? TIA Regards, TJ
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