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README.md

Syscall Feature Coverage

This section documents the feature coverage of Asterinas's implementation of Linux system calls. It introduce System Call Matching Language (SCML), a lightweight domain‑specific language for specifying allowed and disallowed patterns of system‑call invocations.

The rest of this section uses SCML to accurately and concisely describe both supported and unsupported functionality of system calls, which are divided into the following categories: