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#ifndef LIBSYSCALL_INTERCEPT_HOOK_POINT_H
#define LIBSYSCALL_INTERCEPT_HOOK_POINT_H

/*
 * The inteface for using the intercepting library.
 * This callback function should be implemented by
 * the code using the library.
 *
 * The syscall_number, and the six args describe the syscall
 * currently being intercepted.
 * A non-zero return value means libsyscall_intercept
 * should execute the original syscall, use its result. A zero return value
 * means libsyscall_intercept should not execute the syscall, and
 * use the integer stored to *result as the result of the syscall
 * to be returned in RAX to libc.
 */

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

extern int (*intercept_hook_point)(long syscall_number,
			long arg0, long arg1,
			long arg2, long arg3,
			long arg4, long arg5,
			long *result);

extern void (*intercept_hook_point_clone_child)(void);
extern void (*intercept_hook_point_clone_parent)(long pid);

/*
 * syscall_no_intercept - syscall without interception
 *
 * Call syscall_no_intercept to make syscalls
 * from the interceptor library, once glibc is already patched.
 * Don't use the syscall function from glibc, that
 * would just result in an infinite recursion.
 */
long syscall_no_intercept(long syscall_number, ...);

/*
 * syscall_error_code - examines a return value from
 * syscall_no_intercept, and returns an error code if said
 * return value indicates an error.
 */
static inline int
syscall_error_code(long result)
{
	if (result < 0 && result >= -0x1000)
		return (int)-result;

	return 0;
}

/*
 * The syscall intercepting library checks for the
 * INTERCEPT_HOOK_CMDLINE_FILTER environment variable, with which one can
 * control in which processes interception should actually happen.
 * If the library is loaded in this process, but syscall interception
 * is not allowed, the syscall_hook_in_process_allowed function returns zero,
 * otherwise, it returns one. The user of the library can use it to notice
 * such situations, where the code is loaded, but no syscall will be hooked.
 */
int syscall_hook_in_process_allowed(void);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif