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Subject: __sys_fcntl() definition ?
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Hi:

While working through the FreeBSD 6.2 codebase,
I saw the following functions referred at multiple places.

__sys_fcntl()
__sys_open()
__sys_write()
...

Can somebody point out the file which contains the implementation
of the __sys_* functions ?

Thanks in advance.

thanks
Saifi.