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1.1 root 1: /*
2: * unix7sys.h 4.2 83/07/31
3: */
4: #define NSYSTRAPS 64
5: #define NSIGS 13
6: #define ILLSYS -1
7: #define NORMRET 0
8: #define LONGRET 1
9: #define TWORET 2
10: #define FORK 2
11: #define OPEN 5
12: #define WAIT 7
13: #define CREAT 8
14: #define LINK 9
15: #define UNLNK 10
16: #define EXEC 11
17: #define CHDIR 12
18: #define TIME 13
19: #define MKNOD 14
20: #define BRK 17
21: #define STAT 18
22: #define SEEK 19
23: #define SETUID 23
24: #define GETUID 24
25: #define STIME 25
26: #define ALARM 27
27: #define FSTAT 28
28: #define PAUSE 29
29: #define UTIME 30
30: #define NICE 34
31: #define FTIME 35
32: #define SETPGRP 39
33: #define PIPE 42
34: #define TIMES 43
35: #define SETGID 46
36: #define GETGID 47
37: #define SIG 48
38: #define IOCTL 54
39: #define EXECE 59
40: /*
41: * The numerical entries in the following table are
42: * really composed of 3 parts.
43: * The first entry in each row indicates the number
44: * of register arguments for the system call, while
45: * the 2nd position is the number of memory arguments
46: * the 3rd position is LONGRET if the return is a long (r0 and r1)
47: * or is TWORET if the return is 2 ints ala pipe
48: * otherwise it is NORMRET.
49: */
50: int sysargs[][3] =
51: {
52: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 0 = indir */
53: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 1 = exit */
54: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 2 = fork */
55: 1, 2, NORMRET, /* 3 = read */
56: 1, 2, NORMRET, /* 4 = write */
57: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 5 = open */
58: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 6 = close */
59: 0, 0, TWORET, /* 7 = wait */
60: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 8 = creat */
61: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 9 = link */
62: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 10 = unlink */
63: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 11 = exec */
64: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 12 = chdir */
65: 0, 0, LONGRET, /* 13 = time */
66: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 14 = mknod */
67: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 15 = chmod */
68: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 16 = chown; now 3 args */
69: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 17 = break */
70: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 18 = stat */
71: 1, 3, LONGRET, /* 19 = seek; now 3 args */
72: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 20 = getpid */
73: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 21 = mount */
74: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 22 = umount */
75: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 23 = setuid */
76: 0, 0, TWORET, /* 24 = getuid */
77: 2, 0, NORMRET, /* 25 = stime */
78: 1, 3, NORMRET, /* 26 = ptrace */
79: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 27 = alarm */
80: 1, 1, NORMRET, /* 28 = fstat */
81: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 29 = pause */
82: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 30 = utime */
83: 1, 1, NORMRET, /* 31 = stty */
84: 1, 1, NORMRET, /* 32 = gtty */
85: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 33 = access */
86: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 34 = nice */
87: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 35 = ftime; formerly sleep */
88: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 36 = sync */
89: 1, 1, NORMRET, /* 37 = kill */
90: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 38 = switch; inoperative */
91: 0, 0, NORMRET, /* 39 = setpgrp (not in yet) */
92: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 40 = tell (obsolete) */
93: 2, 0, NORMRET, /* 41 = dup */
94: 0, 0, TWORET, /* 42 = pipe */
95: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 43 = times */
96: 0, 4, NORMRET, /* 44 = prof */
97: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 45 = unused */
98: 1, 0, NORMRET, /* 46 = setgid */
99: 0, 0, TWORET, /* 47 = getgid */
100: 0, 2, NORMRET, /* 48 = sig */
101: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 49 = reserved for USG */
102: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 50 = reserved for USG */
103: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 51 = turn acct off/on */
104: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 52 = set user physical addresses */
105: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 53 = lock user in core */
106: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 54 = ioctl */
107: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 55 = readwrite (in abeyance) */
108: 0, 4, NORMRET, /* 56 = creat mpx comm channel */
109: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 57 = reserved for USG */
110: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 58 = reserved for USG */
111: 0, 3, NORMRET, /* 59 = exece */
112: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 60 = umask */
113: 0, 1, NORMRET, /* 61 = chroot */
114: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET, /* 62 = x */
115: ILLSYS, 0, NORMRET /* 63 = used internally */
116: };
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