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From: Datoda <datoda@yahoo.com>
Subject: PTRACE_SYSCALL on Intel Linux
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Hi,

   This ptrace request sigtraps at the entry and at
the exit of a system call. It is not clear to me how
to tell whether it's at the entry or at the exit. Does
anyone have an idea? Thanks.

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