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Syscalls-exec

Syscall definitions to be used in the application-level view for execution

The definitions of the following (not inlined) functions in ACL2 have been smashed in raw Lisp; see the book environment-and-syscalls-raw.lsp for the raw Lisp definitions. These raw Lisp definitions are used when doing execution, and the ACL2 definitions are used when reasoning.

IMPORTANT: The following raw Lisp definitions will not be available unless the x86 books have been build with the environment variable X86ISA_EXEC set to t. See x86isa-build-instructions for details.

• env-read
• env-write
• read-x86-file-des
• read-x86-file-contents
• write-x86-file-des
• delete-x86-file-des
• write-x86-file-contents
• delete-x86-file-contents
• pop-x86-oracle
• syscall-read
• syscall-write
• syscall-open
• syscall-close
• syscall-lseek
• syscall-fadvise64
• syscall-link
• syscall-unlink
• syscall-dup
• syscall-dup2
• syscall-fcntl
• syscall-truncate
• syscall-ftruncate
• syscall-stat
• syscall-fstat
• syscall-lstat