{
    $Id: sysnr.inc,v 1.1 2003/07/06 21:12:30 peter Exp $
    This file is part of the Free Pascal run time library.
    Copyright (c) 2003 by Peter Vreman
    member of the Free Pascal development team.

    Syscall nrs for 2.4.21 Sparc

    See the file COPYING.FPC, included in this distribution,
    for details about the copyright.

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

 **********************************************************************}


{
* This file contains the system call numbers.
}

Const
      syscall_nr_exit               = 1 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fork               = 2 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_read               = 3 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_write              = 4 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_open               = 5 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_close              = 6 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_wait4              = 7 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_creat              = 8 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_link               = 9 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_unlink            = 10 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_execv             = 11 ; // SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_chdir             = 12 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_chown             = 13 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_mknod             = 14 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_chmod             = 15 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_lchown            = 16 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_brk               = 17 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_perfctr           = 18 ; // Performance counter operations
      syscall_nr_lseek             = 19 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getpid            = 20 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_capget            = 21 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_capset            = 22 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setuid            = 23 ; // Implemented via setreuid in SunOS
      syscall_nr_getuid            = 24 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_time alias     = 25    ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_ptrace            = 26 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_alarm             = 27 ; // Implemented via setitimer in SunOS
      syscall_nr_sigaltstack       = 28 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_pause             = 29 ; // Is sigblock(0)->sigpause() in SunOS
      syscall_nr_utime             = 30 ; // Implemented via utimes() under SunOS
      syscall_nr_lchown32          = 31 ; // Linux sparc32 specific
      syscall_nr_fchown32          = 32 ; // Linux sparc32 specific
      syscall_nr_access            = 33 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_nice              = 34 ; // Implemented via get/setpriority() in SunOS
      syscall_nr_chown32           = 35 ; // Linux sparc32 specific
      syscall_nr_sync              = 36 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_kill              = 37 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_stat              = 38 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_sendfile          = 39 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_lstat             = 40 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_dup               = 41 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_pipe              = 42 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_times             = 43 ; // Implemented via getrusage() in SunOS
      syscall_nr_getuid32          = 44 ; // Linux sparc32 specific
      syscall_nr_umount2           = 45 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setgid            = 46 ; // Implemented via setregid() in SunOS
      syscall_nr_getgid            = 47 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_signal            = 48 ; // Implemented via sigvec() in SunOS
      syscall_nr_geteuid           = 49 ; // SunOS calls getuid()
      syscall_nr_getegid           = 50 ; // SunOS calls getgid()
      syscall_nr_acct              = 51 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_memory_ordering= 52    Linux sparc64 specific
      syscall_nr_getgid32          = 53 ; // Linux sparc32 specific
      syscall_nr_ioctl             = 54 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_reboot            = 55 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_mmap2             = 56 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
      syscall_nr_symlink           = 57 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_readlink          = 58 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_execve            = 59 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_umask             = 60 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_chroot            = 61 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fstat             = 62 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fstat64           = 63 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
      syscall_nr_getpagesize       = 64 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_msync             = 65 ; // Common in newer 1.3.x revs...
      syscall_nr_vfork             = 66 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_pread             = 67 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_pwrite            = 68 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_geteuid32         = 69 ; // Linux sparc32, sbrk under SunOS
      syscall_nr_getegid32         = 70 ; // Linux sparc32, sstk under SunOS
      syscall_nr_mmap              = 71 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setreuid32        = 72 ; // Linux sparc32, vadvise under SunOS
      syscall_nr_munmap            = 73 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_mprotect          = 74 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_madvise           = 75 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_vhangup           = 76 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_truncate64        = 77 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
      syscall_nr_mincore           = 78 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getgroups         = 79 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setgroups         = 80 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getpgrp           = 81 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setgroups32       = 82 ; // Linux sparc32, setpgrp under SunOS
      syscall_nr_setitimer         = 83 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_ftruncate64       = 84 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
      syscall_nr_swapon            = 85 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getitimer         = 86 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setuid32          = 87 ; // Linux sparc32, gethostname under SunOS
      syscall_nr_sethostname       = 88 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setgid32          = 89 ; // Linux sparc32, getdtablesize under SunOS
      syscall_nr_dup2              = 90 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setfsuid32        = 91 ; // Linux sparc32, getdopt under SunOS
      syscall_nr_fcntl             = 92 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_select            = 93 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setfsgid32        = 94 ; // Linux sparc32, setdopt under SunOS
      syscall_nr_fsync             = 95 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setpriority       = 96 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_socket            = 97 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_connect           = 98 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_accept            = 99 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getpriority      = 100 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_rt_sigreturn     = 101 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigaction     = 102 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigprocmask   = 103 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigpending    = 104 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigtimedwait  = 105 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigqueueinfo  = 106 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_rt_sigsuspend    = 107 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setresuid32      = 108 ; // Linux Specific, sigvec under SunOS
      syscall_nr_getresuid32      = 109 ; // Linux Specific, sigblock under SunOS
      syscall_nr_setresgid32      = 110 ; // Linux Specific, sigsetmask under SunOS
      syscall_nr_getresgid32      = 111 ; // Linux Specific, sigpause under SunOS
      syscall_nr_setregid32       = 112 ; // Linux sparc32, sigstack under SunOS
      syscall_nr_recvmsg          = 113 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_sendmsg          = 114 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getgroups32      = 115 ; // Linux sparc32, vtrace under SunOS
      syscall_nr_gettimeofday     = 116 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getrusage        = 117 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getsockopt       = 118 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getcwd           = 119 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_readv            = 120 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_writev           = 121 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_settimeofday     = 122 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fchown           = 123 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fchmod           = 124 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_recvfrom         = 125 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setreuid         = 126 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setregid         = 127 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_rename           = 128 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_truncate         = 129 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_ftruncate        = 130 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_flock            = 131 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_lstat64          = 132 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
      syscall_nr_sendto           = 133 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_shutdown         = 134 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_socketpair       = 135 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_mkdir            = 136 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_rmdir            = 137 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_utimes           = 138 ; // SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_stat64           = 139 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
//       syscall_nr_adjtime       = 140    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_getpeername      = 141 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_gethostid     = 142    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_gettid           = 143 ; // ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_getrlimit        = 144 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setrlimit        = 145 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_pivot_root       = 146 ; // Linux Specific, killpg under SunOS
      syscall_nr_prctl            = 147 ; // ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_pciconfig_read   = 148 ; // ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_pciconfig_write  = 149 ; // ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_getsockname      = 150 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_getmsg        = 151    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_putmsg        = 152    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_poll             = 153 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_getdents64       = 154 ; // Linux specific
      syscall_nr_fcntl64          = 155 ; // Linux sparc32 Specific
//       syscall_nr_getdirentries = 156    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_statfs           = 157 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fstatfs          = 158 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_umount           = 159 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_async_daemon  = 160    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_getfh         = 161    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_getdomainname    = 162 ; // SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_setdomainname    = 163 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_ni_syscall    = 164    ENOSYS under SunOS
      syscall_nr_quotactl         = 165 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_exportfs      = 166    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_mount            = 167 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_ustat            = 168 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_semsys        = 169    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_msgsys        = 170    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_shmsys        = 171    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_auditsys      = 172    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_rfssys        = 173    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_getdents         = 174 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_setsid           = 175 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_fchdir           = 176 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_fchroot       = 177    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_vpixsys       = 178    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_aioread       = 179    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_aiowrite      = 180    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_aiowait       = 181    SunOS Specific
//       syscall_nr_aiocancel     = 182    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_sigpending       = 183 ; // Common
      syscall_nr_query_module     = 184 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setpgid          = 185 ; // Common
//       syscall_nr_pathconf      = 186    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_tkill            = 187 ; // SunOS: fpathconf
//       syscall_nr_sysconf       = 188    SunOS Specific
      syscall_nr_uname            = 189 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_init_module      = 190 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_personality      = 191 ; // Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_prof          = 192    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_break         = 193    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_lock          = 194    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_mpx           = 195    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_ulimit        = 196    Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_getppid          = 197 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sigaction        = 198 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sgetmask         = 199 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_ssetmask         = 200 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sigsuspend       = 201 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_oldlstat         = 202 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_uselib           = 203 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_readdir          = 204 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_readahead        = 205 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_socketcall       = 206 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_syslog           = 207 ; // Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_olduname      = 208    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_iopl          = 209    Linux Specific - i386 specific, unused
//       syscall_nr_idle          = 210    Linux Specific - was sys_idle, now unused
//       syscall_nr_vm86          = 211    Linux Specific - i386 specific, unused
      syscall_nr_waitpid          = 212 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_swapoff          = 213 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sysinfo          = 214 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_ipc              = 215 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sigreturn        = 216 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_clone            = 217 ; // Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_modify_ldt    = 218    Linux Specific - i386 specific, unused
      syscall_nr_adjtimex         = 219 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sigprocmask      = 220 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_create_module    = 221 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_delete_module    = 222 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_get_kernel_syms  = 223 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_getpgid          = 224 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_bdflush          = 225 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_sysfs            = 226 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_afs_syscall      = 227 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setfsuid         = 228 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_setfsgid         = 229 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr__newselect       = 230 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_time             = 231 ; // Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_oldstat       = 232    Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_stime            = 233 ; // Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_oldfstat      = 234    Linux Specific
//       syscall_nr_phys          = 235    Linux Specific
      syscall_nr__llseek          = 236 ; // Linux Specific
      syscall_nr_mlock            = 237;
      syscall_nr_munlock          = 238;
      syscall_nr_mlockall         = 239;
      syscall_nr_munlockall       = 240;
      syscall_nr_sched_setparam   = 241;
      syscall_nr_sched_getparam   = 242;
      syscall_nr_sched_setscheduler = 243;
      syscall_nr_sched_getscheduler = 244;
      syscall_nr_sched_yield      = 245;
      syscall_nr_sched_get_priority_max = 246;
      syscall_nr_sched_get_priority_min = 247;
      syscall_nr_sched_rr_get_interval= 248;
      syscall_nr_nanosleep        = 249;
      syscall_nr_mremap           = 250;
      syscall_nr__sysctl          = 251;
      syscall_nr_getsid           = 252;
      syscall_nr_fdatasync        = 253;
      syscall_nr_nfsservctl       = 254;
      syscall_nr_aplib            = 255;

{
  $Log: sysnr.inc,v $
  Revision 1.1  2003/07/06 21:12:30  peter
    * Syscall number is architecture dependent

}
