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The x86 `syscall` instruction stores the return address into `rcx` as well as `RFLAGS` into `r11`. These are unconditionally clobbered and thus cannot be saved
by gamozolabs 7y ago
The x86 `syscall` instruction stores the return address into `rcx` as well as `RFLAGS` into `r11`. These are unconditionally clobbered and thus cannot be saved or used in a `syscall` transition.