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0.5.1

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**Improvements**:

- x86: improve x86 syscall extraction code fixing undetected CALL targets.

**Internal changes**:

- x86: add some tests for syscall extraction based on v6.11 kernel build.

0.5

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We tried so hard, and got so far, but in the end, we need a disassembler! x86
mitigations have defeated us, we no longer have syscall tables to rely on.
Kernel developers were kind enough to write very simple ABI-specific
switch-based handlers to dispach syscalls, so analysis is still possible... just
significantly more complicated.

**Breaking changes**:

- Drop support for Python 3.6 and 3.7. Systrack now requires Python 3.8+. This
is because of the new dependency on
[`iced-x86`](https://pypi.org/project/iced-x86/).

**Improvements**:

- x86: support new kernels (6.9+) with no syscall tables.
- Remove unnecessary spaces between asterisks for double pointers in function
signatures.
- Avoid KFCI `__{cfi,pfx}_` symbols when looking for `ni_syscall` symbols.

**Internal changes**:

- Depend on [`iced-x86`](https://pypi.org/project/iced-x86/) for disassembling
x86 instructions and on [`jinja2`](https://pypi.org/project/jinja2/) for HTML
output directly. Remove optional dependencies and only build one package.
- Rename `test` folder to `tests` to use the `hatch test` as test commnad
- Improve logging reproducibility by sorting more debugging log output.
- Improve broken Python package metadata (Python packaging moment).

0.4

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New arch support: PowerPC 32-bit, tested on v5.0+ kernels.

**Improvements**:

- Improve kconfig dependency checking logic for better warning/error messages.
- PowerPC PPC64: improve esoteric fast switch_endian syscall detection.
- Better (narrower) emoji spacing in HTML output.

**Bug fixes**:

- Correctly report `delete_module` depending on `CONFIG_MODULE_UNLOAD=y`.
- Fix incorrectly handled shared syscall table in x86-64 x32 ABI resulting in
duplicated and unwanted entries in the output for kernels older than v5.4.
- Fix chance of building kernels without `memfd_create`, `memfd_secret`,
`delete_module` (and possibly others) by always enabling `MEMFD_CREATE`,
`MODULE_UNLOAD`, `NET` and `SECRETMEM` when available.
- Fix wrong handling of relative `--kdir` path (e.g., `.`) in some cases.
- Fix missed detection of non-implemented syscalls pointing to `kernel/sys_ni.c`
when DWARF debug info contains relative paths.
- x86 x32: fix some x64 syscalls reported twice because both the x64 number and
the historycally misnumbered x32 numbers (512-547) were being considered
valid.

**Internal changes**:

- Ignore `sound/` and `user/` dirs to speed up grepping syscall definitions.
- Implement some basic unit tests for powerpc dummy/esoteric syscall detection.

0.3.3

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**Improvements**:

- Correctly report `lsm_{list_modules,get_self_attr,set_self_attr}` depending on
`CONFIG_SECURITY=y`.

0.3.2

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**Improvements**:

- Correctly report `futex_{wait,wake,requeue}` depending on `CONFIG_FUTEX=y`.
- Use unicorn emoji (cuter) instead of test tube for esoteric syscalls in HTML
output.

0.3.1

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**Improvements**:

- x86: Add build support for `map_shadow_stack`.
- Prefer `compat_sys_` over `__se_compat_sys_` and other longer symbol synonyms;
same for `.compat_sys_` on PowerPC.

**Bug fixes**:

- Fix broken naive grepping of syscall definitions when no ripgrep is available.
- Correctly report `cachestat` depending on `CACHESTAT_SYSCALL=y`.

**Internal changes**:

- Sort stderr logs for reproducible output and easier diffing.
- Skip `lib/` directory in kernel sources to improve grepping performance.

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