system_calls: add reverse syscall lookup (number -> name) #127
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Wow, someone is using this Python code! Thanks for new functionality. Will review after summer holidays. |
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Title says it all, this PR just adds reverse lookup to get a syscall name by its number.
Like for regular lookup, the reverse lookup table is built dynamically if needed, and cached.
The
__getitem__operator is overloaded to support both forward lookup if the key is a string, and reverse lookup if the key is a number.Whether or not you merge this, thanks for this very useful project!