I wouldn't call any of them similar, except for 'pread' maybe. Each one has a lot of subtle semantics. Either way, it's syscall.tbl that determines whether they are distinct syscalls, not the author's page
I'm just noting this because it makes the number of Linux syscalls seem very exaggerated at a whole around 400 syscalls.
But, anyways, not like it matters that much but still.
400 distinct syscalls is a very large number of syscalls if you generally presume they're entirely distinct.
I'm just noting this because it makes the number of Linux syscalls seem very exaggerated at a whole around 400 syscalls.
But, anyways, not like it matters that much but still.
400 distinct syscalls is a very large number of syscalls if you generally presume they're entirely distinct.