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This way no need to install or copy this file even on minimal Linux installs that don't have it. it's not completely trivial as different platforms (and different major kernel versions apparently) the syscall number<->name mappings are different. So might be easy to just bundle x86_64's mappings for "recent" kernels - and still use the separate unistd.h file if it's there
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This way no need to install or copy this file even on minimal Linux installs that don't have it. it's not completely trivial as different platforms (and different major kernel versions apparently) the syscall number<->name mappings are different. So might be easy to just bundle x86_64's mappings for "recent" kernels - and still use the separate unistd.h file if it's there
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: