Mechanism: Limited Direct Execution
You may wonder why a call to a system call, such as open()or read(), looks exactly like a typical procedure call in C; that is, if it looks just like a procedure call, how does the system know it’s a system call, and do all the right stuff? The simple reason: it is a procedure call, but hidden in-side that procedure call is the famous trap ...
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