syscall/hostcalls.c
oe_result_t _oe_syscall_read_ocall(
    ssize_t* _retval,
    oe_host_fd_t fd,
    void* buf,
    size_t count)
{
    OE_UNUSED(_retval);
    OE_UNUSED(fd);
    OE_UNUSED(buf);
    OE_UNUSED(count);
    return OE_UNSUPPORTED;
}
/* The following symbols are the dependencies to the fdtable implementation and
 * are pulled in by default and therefore will not be eliminated by the linker.
 * Theses stubs are necessary to support the ocall opt-out. */
The following symbols are the dependencies to the fdtable implementation and
are pulled in by default and therefore will not be eliminated by the linker.
Theses stubs are necessary to support the ocall opt-out.
The following symbols are the dependencies to the fdtable implementation and are pulled in by default and therefore will not be eliminated by the linker . Theses stubs are necessary to support the ocall opt - out .
oe_result_t _oe_syscall_read_ocall(
    ssize_t* _retval,
    oe_host_fd_t fd,
    void* buf,
    size_t count)
{
    OE_UNUSED(_retval);
    OE_UNUSED(fd);
    OE_UNUSED(buf);
    OE_UNUSED(count);
    return OE_UNSUPPORTED;
}
oe_result_t _oe_syscall_read_ocall ( ssize_t * _retval , oe_host_fd_t fd , void * buf , size_t count ) { OE_UNUSED ( _retval ) ; OE_UNUSED ( fd ) ; OE_UNUSED ( buf ) ; OE_UNUSED ( count ) ; return OE_UNSUPPORTED ; }
The following symbols are the dependencies to the fdtable implementation and
 are pulled in by default and therefore will not be eliminated by the linker.
The following symbols are the dependencies to the fdtable implementation and are pulled in by default and therefore will not be eliminated by the linker .