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Linux system call table or cheetsheet in assembly language.

Hi guys~

Does anyone know where to find a summery table or cheetsheet for the Linux system call in Assembly language? I am invoking Linux system calls through int 0x80 instruction and I need to refer to what register contains what value from time to time.

Thanks.

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Here's a really good online reference with links to documentation and kernel source code.

Dean Harding  2010-09-01 04:17:32
many thanks~ 8^D
smwikipedia  2010-09-10 05:55:39

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