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This question may be a little clean and green. I'm looking to retrieve a list of syscall numbers like in this post.

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    You didn't provide details as to your Ubuntu distribution, but the system calls to the kernel aren't unique to Ubuntu; standard linux kernel calls can be used (according to the version of kernel you are using). If you are using GNOME, use the gtk+/glib calls appropriate for the version of gnome being used; if using Unity ... (Unity alone is Ubuntu specific, but its mostly gtk+/glib anyway) ... Ubuntu for the most part is standard upstream (the more changes made, the more it costs to maintain...) if you like that site; use it (checking only that versions [of api's] match!)
    – guiverc
    Mar 4, 2018 at 0:26
  • hihi thanks for replying, I'm a total newbie who is reading up. I figured I'll just go into arch/x86/unistd.h and do a grep.
    – laycat
    Mar 4, 2018 at 2:55

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