> Since open() is defined in C, you basically have to speak the C ABI, and therefore C.
.. but what does open() call? Do you think that's air you're breathing?
(The GP is implying you can just call directly into the kernel via a syscall,.. and all you need to worry about is your OS's syscall interface. You don't necessarily need the C ABI; unless of course your OS's kernel uses it for syscalls, at which point: sorry-not-sorry.)
.. but what does open() call? Do you think that's air you're breathing?
(The GP is implying you can just call directly into the kernel via a syscall,.. and all you need to worry about is your OS's syscall interface. You don't necessarily need the C ABI; unless of course your OS's kernel uses it for syscalls, at which point: sorry-not-sorry.)