I can\'t seem to find a good reference for NASM x86 interrupts on a Linux system. For example, what is int 0x60 and how is it different from int 0x80?
I develop a c++ CGI program that runs under Windows and Linux. This program calls another program like this:
I am trying to execute a program using a system call inside a php file like so: $newname = \'C:\\Users\\Farzad\\Desktop\\upload\\test.ppt\' ;
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I\'m using some system commands in Perl. In the below case I was getting output as follows: ls: import-log.*: No such file or directory
I am stuck at finding the 开发者_Go百科correct usage of mount() system call which should be the replacment for the command
My Systems Programming project has us implementing a compression/decompression program to crunch down ASCII text files by removing the zero top bit and writing the output to a separate file,开发者_Go百
after doing some reading I came to understand that adding a new syscall via a LKM has gotten harder in 2.6. It seems that the syscall table is not exported any longer, therefore making it (impossible?
I have got a small program that prints the contents of files using the system call - read. unsigned char buffer[8];
I have decided to create a simple guessing number game that uses Linux system calls, and some C functions to provide a more simpler interface. I seem to get a segmentation fault when I convert the int
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