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2. System calls (functions provided by the kernel) [349]
- accept
- accept4
- access
- acct
- adjtimex
- alarm
- bdflush
- bind
- bpf
- break
- brk
- cacheflush
- capget
- capset
- chdir
- chmod
- chown
- chown32
- chroot
- clone
- clone2
- clone3
- close
- connect
- creat
- dup
- dup2
- dup3
- eventfd
- eventfd2
- execve
- execveat
- exit
- faccessat
- faccessat2
- fadvise64
- fallocate
- fattach
- fchdir
- fchmod
- fchmodat
- fchown
- fchown32
- fchownat
- fcntl
- fcntl64
- fdatasync
- fdetach
- fgetxattr
- flistxattr
- flock
- fork
- fremovexattr
- fsetxattr
- fstat
- fstat64
- fstatat
- fstatat64
- fstatfs
- fstatfs64
- fsync
- ftruncate
- ftruncate64
- futex
- futimesat
- getcpu
- getcwd
- getdents
- getdents64
- getdomainname
- getegid
- getegid32
- geteuid
- geteuid32
- getgid
- getgid32
- getgroups
- getgroups32
- gethostname
- getitimer
- getmsg
- getpagesize
- getpeername
- getpgid
- getpgrp
- getpid
- getpmsg
- getppid
- getpriority
- getrandom
- getresgid
- getresgid32
- getresuid
- getresuid32
- getrlimit
- getrusage
- getsid
- getsockname
- getsockopt
- gettid
- gettimeofday
- getuid
- getuid32
- getunwind
- getxattr
- gtty
- idle
- inb
- inl
- insb
- insl
- insw
- intro
- inw
- ioctl
- ioperm
- iopl
- ipc
- isastream
- kcmp
- keyctl
- kill
- lchown
- lchown32
- lgetxattr
- link
- linkat
- listen
- listxattr
- llistxattr
- llseek
- lock
- lremovexattr
- lseek
- lsetxattr
- lstat
- lstat64
- madvise
- madvise1
- mbind
- membarrier
- mincore
- mkdir
- mkdirat
- mknod
- mknodat
- mlock
- mlock2
- mlockall
- mmap
- mmap2
- mount
- mprotect
- mpx
- mremap
- msgctl
- msgget
- msgop
- msgrcv
- msgsnd
- msync
- munlock
- munlockall
- munmap
- nanosleep
- newfstatat
- nfsservctl
- nice
- oldfstat
- oldlstat
- oldolduname
- oldstat
- olduname
- open
- openat
- openat2
- outb
- outl
- outsb
- outsl
- outsw
- outw
- pause
- perfmonctl
- personality
- phys
- pipe
- pipe2
- poll
- ppoll
- prctl
- pread
- pread64
- preadv
- preadv2
- prlimit
- prlimit64
- prof
- pselect
- pselect6
- ptrace
- putmsg
- putpmsg
- pwrite
- pwrite64
- pwritev
- pwritev2
- quotactl
- read
- readahead
- readdir
- readlink
- readlinkat
- readv
- reboot
- recv
- recvfrom
- recvmmsg
- recvmsg
- removexattr
- rename
- renameat
- renameat2
- rmdir
- sbrk
- seccomp
- security
- select
- semctl
- semget
- semop
- semtimedop
- send
- sendfile
- sendfile64
- sendmmsg
- sendmsg
- sendto
- setdomainname
- setegid
- seteuid
- setfsgid
- setfsgid32
- setfsuid
- setfsuid32
- setgid
- setgid32
- setgroups
- setgroups32
- sethostname
- setitimer
- setns
- setpgid
- setpgrp
- setpriority
- setregid
- setregid32
- setresgid
- setresgid32
- setresuid
- setresuid32
- setreuid
- setreuid32
- setrlimit
- setsid
- setsockopt
- settimeofday
- setuid
- setuid32
- setup
- setxattr
- sgetmask
- shmat
- shmctl
- shmdt
- shmget
- shmop
- shutdown
- sigaction
- sigaltstack
- signal
- signalfd
- signalfd4
- sigpending
- sigprocmask
- sigreturn
- sigsuspend
- sigtimedwait
- sigwaitinfo
- socket
- socketcall
- socketpair
- splice
- ssetmask
- stat
- stat64
- statfs
- statfs64
- statx
- stime
- stty
- swapoff
- swapon
- symlink
- symlinkat
- sync
- syncfs
- syscall
- syscalls
- sysctl
- sysfs
- sysinfo
- syslog
- tee
- tgkill
- time
- times
- tkill
- truncate
- truncate64
- tuxcall
- ugetrlimit
- umask
- umount
- umount2
- uname
- unimplemented
- unlink
- unlinkat
- unshare
- uselib
- userfaultfd
- ustat
- utime
- utimensat
- utimes
- vfork
- vhangup
- vm86
- vm86old
- vmsplice
- vserver
- wait
- wait3
- wait4
- waitid
- waitpid
- write
- writev
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