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syscall.sh
Linux syscall tables for 27 architectures, by kernel version, with a JSON API
When you are writing assembly, a seccomp filter or a port, it answers which number, which register and since when, for the CPU you actually target.
syscall.sh is a free reference for Linux system calls across 27 architectures, from x86_64 and arm64 to SPARC and Xtensa, covering kernels 3.3 to 7.3. Each entry gives the number, arguments, registers, and the release where it arrived or was removed. The tables are generated from kernel source each week, with man-page summaries, and the same data is available over an API or as one JSON file per architecture. It is maintained by TMZ (guitmz), who started it in 2020.
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