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From: Tomohiko Sumi <SumiTomohiko@neko-daisuki.ddo.jp>
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I am trying the idea to transfer system call request from application on 
FreeBSD to another machine. I am expecting mainly to use FreeBSD 
applications without any modifications on non-FreeBSD platforms such as 
Android.

I named this system as "fsyscall". If you got interested in this project,
please see fsyscall page[1]. This page tells the idea more, and explains 
how it works.

[1] http://neko-daisuki.ddo.jp/~SumiTomohiko/fsyscall/index.html

--
Tomohiko Sumi
SumiTomohiko@neko-daisuki.ddo.jp
http://neko-daisuki.ddo.jp/~SumiTomohiko/index.html