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purego: clarify SyscallN usage (#300)

It was unclear how to properly use this function. Add some clarification.

JupiterRider/purego-sdl3#4 (comment)
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TotallyGamerJet · · 2025-03-06 18:08 UTC
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GitHub · · 2025-03-06 18:08 UTC
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@@ -27,6 +27,9 @@ type syscall15Args struct {
2727 // There is an internal maximum number of arguments that SyscallN can take. It panics
2828 // when the maximum is exceeded. It returns the result and the libc error code if there is one.
2929 //
30+// In order to call this function properly make sure to follow all the rules specified in [unsafe.Pointer]
31+// especially point 4.
32+//
3033 // NOTE: SyscallN does not properly call functions that have both integer and float parameters.
3134 // See discussion comment https://github.com/ebiten/purego/pull/1#issuecomment-1128057607
3235 // for an explanation of why that is.
@@ -27,6 +27,9 @@ type syscall15Args struct {
27 // There is an internal maximum number of arguments that SyscallN can take. It panics27 // There is an internal maximum number of arguments that SyscallN can take. It panics
28 // when the maximum is exceeded. It returns the result and the libc error code if there is one.28 // when the maximum is exceeded. It returns the result and the libc error code if there is one.
29 //29 //
30+// In order to call this function properly make sure to follow all the rules specified in [unsafe.Pointer]
31+// especially point 4.
32+//
30 // NOTE: SyscallN does not properly call functions that have both integer and float parameters.33 // NOTE: SyscallN does not properly call functions that have both integer and float parameters.
31 // See discussion comment https://github.com/ebiten/purego/pull/1#issuecomment-112805760734 // See discussion comment https://github.com/ebiten/purego/pull/1#issuecomment-1128057607
32 // for an explanation of why that is.35 // for an explanation of why that is.

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