Only on systems where the syscall ABI is stable, like on Linux. Others, like macOS and Windows[0], can and will change theirs between releases. OpenBSD even goe

Only on systems where the syscall ABI is stable, like on Linux. Others, like macOS and Windows[0], can and will change theirs between releases. OpenBSD even goes one step further and actively prevents code other than libc from performing syscalls[1] [0] I seem to remember that this changed in a recent Windows version, but I couldn't immediately find a source. [1] msyscall(2) or, if you don't have an OpenBSD system at hand, https://man.openbsd.org/msyscall https://man.openbsd.org/msyscall