* Sorting out all system calls called from a source code?
@ 2001-09-11 10:38 Okehee Goh
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From: Okehee Goh @ 2001-09-11 10:38 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hello,
I want to analyze all the system calls called by JVM written in C lang.,
so I am looking at JVM source code.
I have tried to trace by using "strace" linux command but it seems to show
system calls
called by running JVM and target classes.
Is there a way to check all system calls at the compilation stage?
Somebody recommends to hide system libraries while compiling a JVM source
so that get complaining message like
"not found XXX system calls". But I don't know how to hide system libraries
even.
I'm using gcc2.96 and RedHat Linux7.0.
Thank you for your any help.
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