CyberSecurityUP 300ce4b597 fix(update_syscall_table): handle j00ru's human-readable CSV header format ...

j00ru/windows-syscalls updated both x64 and x86 CSVs to use human-readable
column headers ("Windows 10 (1903)", "Windows NT 4.0 (SP3)") instead of
the dotted version strings ("10.0.19041.1") the script assumed.

Changes:
- Replace _version_to_build() with _parse_header_col() that handles both
  the human-readable format and legacy dotted strings as a fallback
- Add VER_MAP: unified label→(build_key, display_label) covering all 82
  columns across x64 (XP SP1 → Win11 25H2) and x86 (NT 3.1 → Win10 22H2)
- Win10/Win11 columns use actual build numbers (19041, 22000, 26100…) for
  cross-arch consistency; legacy columns use descriptive keys (xp_sp2, 7_sp1)
- Add data/syscalls_nt_x86.json (513 Nt* functions, NT 3.1 → Win10 22H2)
- Refresh data/syscalls_nt_x64.json (506 functions, XP SP1 → Win11 25H2)
  with correct Win11 / Server 2022/2025 build keys

Fixes: ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'Windows NT 3'

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-02-22 22:18:01 -03:00

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update_syscall_table.py

fix(update_syscall_table): handle j00ru's human-readable CSV header format

2026-02-22 22:18:01 -03:00