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Yes and no. In a way, yes we are forced to interact with C. The syscall are in C and the ubiquitiness of C has made it de facto the thing you need to limit your
by di4na 4y ago
Yes and no. In a way, yes we are forced to interact with C. The syscall are in C and the ubiquitiness of C has made it de facto the thing you need to limit yourself to.
- linuxftw 4y agosyscall's are not in C. They are an interrupt instruction and some parameters in registers, and these can be emitted in a variety of languages. You only need to use C if you want to use libc of the platform.