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rbprsp



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rbprsp 08 Mar 2015, 00:58
I'm using https://filippo.io/linux-syscall-table/ Linux syscalls reference, but can't found recv and send functions here. What's syscall numbers for these functions?
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gens 08 Mar 2015, 04:07
rbprsp wrote:
I'm using https://filippo.io/linux-syscall-table/ Linux syscalls reference, but can't found recv and send functions here. What's syscall numbers for these functions?

recvfrom() and sendto() ?
64bit are right there
32bit are right here http://docs.cs.up.ac.za/programming/asm/derick_tut/syscalls.html

bdw if you need 64bit ones, i got a .inc for it, just ask
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RIxRIpt 08 Mar 2015, 10:55
rbprsp, afaik if you don't need to specify flags (in recv/send) calls, you can use read/write calls.

gens, can recvfrom/sendto be used for TCP sockets (like recv/send)? Aren't they UDP only?
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gens 08 Mar 2015, 13:15
RIxRIpt wrote:
gens, can recvfrom/sendto be used for TCP sockets (like recv/send)? Aren't they UDP only?

it seems to be documented like that
i didnt know that

there is no syscall number for it, so i did a little digging
"The recv() call is normally used only on a connected socket (see connect(2)) and is identical to recvfrom() with a NULL from parameter."

so i guess it's recvfrom() with last two parameters being null
(or just the "from", as then "fromlen" wouldnt be checked anyway)
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rbprsp 08 Mar 2015, 22:28
Thanks, dear colleagues! I'll publish my syscall tests at this thread later.

Sorry for offtopic, but can anyone explain how to convert FAS symbols to gdb format?
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