platform

Platform Detection and System Information

Functions

Function	Description
`_platform_uname`	Internal: uname syscall wrapper (syscall 63). struct utsname: 5 fields of 65 …
`_plat_byte_at`	Internal byte reader helper.
`_plat_copy_field`	Internal: copy string from utsname field to output.
`_plat_copy_lit`	Internal: copy literal bytes.
`platform_system`	Get OS name. Returns length written.
`platform_release`	Get kernel release string. Returns length written.
`platform_machine`	Get machine architecture. Returns length written.
`platform_node`	Get hostname. Returns length written.
`platform_info`	Get combined platform info: “Linux x86_64 ”. Returns length.
`platform_is_x86_64`	Check if platform is x86_64. Always returns 1 (Jda only targets x86-64).
`platform_page_size`	Get system page size. Always 4096 on Linux x86-64.

Details

`_platform_uname`

fn _platform_uname(buf: &i8) -> i64

Internal: uname syscall wrapper (syscall 63). struct utsname: 5 fields of 65 bytes each = 325 bytes total. [0..64] = sysname, [65..129] = nodename, [130..194] = release, [195..259] = version, [260..324] = machine

`_plat_byte_at`

fn _plat_byte_at(buf: &i8, idx: i64) -> i64

Internal byte reader helper.

`_plat_copy_field`

fn _plat_copy_field(dst: &i8, src: &i8, offset: i64, max: i64) -> i64

Internal: copy string from utsname field to output.

`_plat_copy_lit`

fn _plat_copy_lit(dst: &i8, doff: i64, src: &i8, len: i64) -> i64

Internal: copy literal bytes.

`platform_system`

fn platform_system(out: &i8, max: i64) -> i64

Get OS name. Returns length written.

`platform_release`

fn platform_release(out: &i8, max: i64) -> i64

Get kernel release string. Returns length written.

`platform_machine`

fn platform_machine(out: &i8, max: i64) -> i64

Get machine architecture. Returns length written.

`platform_node`

fn platform_node(out: &i8, max: i64) -> i64

Get hostname. Returns length written.

`platform_info`

fn platform_info(out: &i8, max: i64) -> i64

Get combined platform info: “Linux x86_64 ”. Returns length.

`platform_is_x86_64`

fn platform_is_x86_64() -> i64

Check if platform is x86_64. Always returns 1 (Jda only targets x86-64).

`platform_page_size`

fn platform_page_size() -> i64

Get system page size. Always 4096 on Linux x86-64.