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You just call syscall(syscall number, arguments) in glibc

• matheusmoreira 4mo ago
  I don't want to have to link against glibc. Nobody should need to do that.
  • inigyou 4mo ago
    then you first write syscall or copy it from glibc, and then you do that.
    • matheusmoreira 4mo ago
      Not sure why you're telling me this. As I said in my previous comment, I did do just that. I created a liblinux project just for this that eventually became my own freestanding lisp interpreter with Linux system call support. I'm now reviving the liblinux Rust crate so I can use it in a Rust network stack project.