This is primarily a helper function that is useful in evaluating the
capabilities of Manticore on Linux
* Add Linux Kernel version constant to syscalls list
* Add method for getting unimplemented syscalls
This is specific per architecture
* Add black to CI tests
I'd rather have blackening be an optional check, but this will work for now
* Yep, messed up Travis
Again, sorry about the commit spam
* Bump accepted line length to 120
Going to auto-format at 100 but will allow 20% overruns
* Blacken
* Cap line length at 100
rip my undisciplined coding habits
* update black on the fly if necessary
* Ignore CC errors
* Only check modified files
* Only python files
* Re-blacken post merge
* Re-Blacken
* Fix deleted files
* Explicitly invoke python
The +x must not have gotten commited
* Forgot to blacken again
Hoisted on my own petard
* Re-blacken
* aarch64: add everything except instructions
Based on disconnect3d/aarch64/skeleton.
* fixup: do not use relative imports
Otherwise, 'scripts/travis_test.sh' fails to work.
* fixup: remove x86-specific code from '_reg_name'
* review: rename the file
* review: avoid wildcard imports
* Revert "fixup: remove x86-specific code from '_reg_name'"
* fixup: support ARM64 in '_reg_name'
* Convert format strings to literal string interpolation
This commit converts most (only a couple of exceptions) of the formatted strings in Manticore to follow PEP-0498, literal string interpolation.
* Converted most format strings to f-strings, except for some in tests
* Fixing codeclimate issues
* Updated the new format strings that appeared after merging, fixed a flipped set of parameters
* Fixed another incorrect quote typo
* fixed extra quote typo
* Script for generating syscall tables from Linux src (pulled from kernel.org)
* Add generated syscall table
* Update syscall names to match extracted entries
* Move to new syscall dispatcher
* Add machine def to x86 cpus
Eric Kilmer