-- Using shell programming for corpus analysis
S. Li
University of Birmingham
January, 2012
| # Copyright (C) 2011 Alessandro Ghedini <alessandro@ghedini.me> | |
| # Updated 2012 by Mike Perry to extract syscall table addresses | |
| # Updated 2014 by Francis Brosnan Blázquez to check for ia32 support | |
| obj-m += noptrace2.o | |
| KERNEL_VER=$(shell uname -r) | |
| SCT := $(shell grep " sys_call_table" /boot/System.map-$(KERNEL_VER) | awk '{ print $$1; }') | |
| SCT32 := $(shell grep "ia32_sys_call_table" /boot/System.map-$(KERNEL_VER) | awk '{ print $$1; }') |
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