Added bmalloc to the memory allocation bottlenecks in the parser
Fixed bug in bmalloc.c:allocate_mm_block
Untested new syscall state allocation that should create a performance increase.
Receiver now captures larger files. The loadable kernel module disables irq 0 while disabling page write protection
Removed the IRQ disable
Split up the file loading and syscall parsing to get a performance indication
Changed it so parsing progress is only displayed every 10%
Rewrote the gen_hooks.ps1 and gen_syscall_table.ps1 to python
Typo fix. Still not working as intended
Rollback experimental parser.c changes: Revert "Changed it so parsing progress is only displayed every 10%"

This reverts commit 3140d203282ff3b8bdf22badd3181832d345c2d7.
Rollback experimental parser.c & detector.c: Revert "Split up the file loading and syscall parsing to get a performance indication"

This reverts commit 789f348959b86f30e57a868b1d899dc40a2fb334.
Rollback on bmalloc introduction. It wasn't the bottleneck and isn't stable yet: Revert "Untested new syscall state allocation that should create a performance increase."

This reverts commit a54f31a2ab940f7c8db36e98d0c3ab8311973b8d.
Revert on bmalloc: Revert "Fixed bug in bmalloc.c:allocate_mm_block"

This reverts commit 7354a76df015ea5bc1b490a35937d1855691dca7.
Memory allocation wasn't the bottleneck. bmalloc isn't stable yet. Revert "Added bmalloc to the memory allocation bottlenecks in the parser"

This reverts commit a6b54f9cea67703f97da55f2516c797dfc119da6.
Replaced sscanf with own parser for a big performance gain
Cleaned up memory leak
With the new read_syscalls_from_file, printing one line per 10% of filereading progress is excessive. Changed it to a single line, displaying one '.' per 10%
Bugfixes in gen_hooks.py: better detection of duplicates; proper spacing between arg type + name
gen_hooks.py: Added two special cases: sys_execve won't get hooked and hook_sys_group_exit ends with calling the function, instead of starting with it
gen_hooks.py: too many arguments were being passed for string formatting