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amd64 syscall.c question: msg#00008os.netbsd.ports.x86-64
I posted this to tech-kern, but I meant to send it to this list as well. I know so little assembly that I need someone to clue me in on whether my concern is out in left field. Anyway, this is my original message: I'm just wondering whether or not, in syscall_fancy()/syscall_plain(), rval[1] should be assigned 0 or frame->tf_rdx? And should child_return() set tf_rdx=0 (as it is), or to 1? I can't seem to find a straight answer on google (read: this is too new to me for me to be certain from reading the code alone). Just wanted to make sure there wasn't a bug lurking. Thanks, --Blair
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