why doesn't x86_32 have the accept4() syscall?

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I've been using the warnings from scripts/checksyscalls.sh to let me know
when some new system calls are added, so I can add them to ia64. But
it was recently brought to my attention that I didn't have accept4(). I missed
it because I didn't see a warning, which was because this script just compares
against the 32-bit x86 list.

A casual grep shows that:
alpha, arm, microblaze, mips, parisc, powerpc, sh and sparc
managed to add accept4 without getting the "warning syscall
.... not implemented". But other architectures may need to add
it (including 32-bit x86).

-Tony
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