# scall

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Friendlier raw system calls for Rust.

This is a fork of [`sc`](https://crates.io/crates/sc) with a slightly reworked API. Advantages:

1. It's easier to use -- the `syscall!` macro returns a `Result<usize, i32>` indicating either the syscall result (on success) or error number (on failure).

2. It properly supports x86_64 FreeBSD and macOS. `sc` *technically* supports x86_64 FreeBSD and macOS; however, those OSes have different conventions for returning error values, which `sc` fails to acknowledge. This effectively renders `sc` useless for most purposes on those OSes.

*See the [list of supported platforms](https://github.com/cptpcrd/scall/tree/master/src/platform).*