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commit18907920bb11dc0325821021885b808ff1bbc363[log] [tgz]
authorEugene Syromyatnikov <evgsyr@gmail.com>Sun Aug 07 06:44:19 2016 +0300
committerDmitry V. Levin <ldv@altlinux.org>Mon Aug 08 09:54:01 2016 +0000
tree5cf5f20d017f56a569933392452f56a92397258d
parent7b1401e9654674de97db3bf3a11da9840e3332da [diff]
Unify usage of #include guards

This commit is an attempt to unify usage of include guards (in top-level
headers, at least).  As a side note, different files with *.h extension
have different semantics: for example, printargs.h is included multiple
times in order to generate slightly varying code depending on values of
macro definitions - maybe it's better to change extension of such files
to something like *.inc.

* defs.h: Add #include guard.
* flock.h: Likewise.
* ipc_defs.h: Likewise.
* mpers_type.h: Likewise.
* printsiginfo.h: Likewise.
* ptrace.h: Likewise.
* regs.h: Likewise.
* seccomp_fprog.h: Likewise.
* gcc_compat.h: Rename the macro used for #include guard.
* msghdr.h: Likewise.
* sigevent.h: Likewise.
* kernel_types.h: Comment the trailing part of #include guard.
* xlat.h: Add missing macro definition for #include guard.
13 files changed
tree: 5cf5f20d017f56a569933392452f56a92397258d
  1. debian/
  2. linux/
  3. m4/
  4. maint/
  5. qemu_multiarch_testing/
  6. test/
  7. tests/
  8. xlat/
  9. .gitignore
  10. .mailmap
  11. .travis.yml
  12. access.c
  13. affinity.c
  14. aio.c
  15. alpha.c
  16. AUTHORS
  17. bjm.c
  18. block.c
  19. bootstrap
  20. bpf.c
  21. btrfs.c
  22. build_static_example.sh
  23. cacheflush.c
  24. capability.c
  25. caps0.h
  26. caps1.h
  27. ChangeLog-CVS
  28. chdir.c
  29. chmod.c
  30. clone.c
  31. configure.ac
  32. copy_file_range.c
  33. COPYING
  34. count.c
  35. CREDITS.in
  36. defs.h
  37. desc.c
  38. dirent.c
  39. dirent64.c
  40. empty.h
  41. epoll.c
  42. errnoent.sh
  43. evdev.c
  44. eventfd.c
  45. execve.c
  46. exit.c
  47. fadvise.c
  48. fallocate.c
  49. fanotify.c
  50. fchownat.c
  51. fcntl.c
  52. fetch_seccomp_fprog.c
  53. fetch_struct_flock.c
  54. fetch_struct_mmsghdr.c
  55. fetch_struct_msghdr.c
  56. fetch_struct_statfs.c
  57. file.c
  58. file_handle.c
  59. file_ioctl.c
  60. flock.c
  61. flock.h
  62. fs_x_ioctl.c
  63. fstatfs.c
  64. fstatfs64.c
  65. futex.c
  66. gcc_compat.h
  67. generate_mpers_am.sh
  68. generate_sen.sh
  69. get_robust_list.c
  70. getcpu.c
  71. getcwd.c
  72. getrandom.c
  73. git-set-file-times
  74. git-version-gen
  75. gitlog-to-changelog
  76. HACKING-scripts
  77. hdio.c
  78. hostname.c
  79. inotify.c
  80. INSTALL
  81. io.c
  82. ioctl.c
  83. ioctlsort.c
  84. ioperm.c
  85. iopl.c
  86. ioprio.c
  87. ipc.c
  88. ipc_defs.h
  89. ipc_msg.c
  90. ipc_msgctl.c
  91. ipc_sem.c
  92. ipc_shm.c
  93. ipc_shmctl.c
  94. kcmp.c
  95. kernel_types.h
  96. kexec.c
  97. keyctl.c
  98. ldt.c
  99. link.c
  100. lookup_dcookie.c
  101. loop.c
  102. lseek.c
  103. make-dist
  104. make-dsc
  105. Makefile.am
  106. mem.c
  107. membarrier.c
  108. memfd_create.c
  109. mknod.c
  110. mmsghdr.c
  111. mount.c
  112. mpers.awk
  113. mpers.sh
  114. mpers_test.sh
  115. mpers_type.h
  116. mq.c
  117. msghdr.c
  118. msghdr.h
  119. mtd.c
  120. native_defs.h
  121. net.c
  122. netlink.c
  123. NEWS
  124. numa.c
  125. open.c
  126. or1k_atomic.c
  127. pathtrace.c
  128. perf.c
  129. personality.c
  130. poll.c
  131. prctl.c
  132. print_mq_attr.c
  133. print_msgbuf.c
  134. print_sigevent.c
  135. print_statfs.c
  136. print_time.c
  137. print_timex.c
  138. printmode.c
  139. printrusage.c
  140. printsiginfo.c
  141. printsiginfo.h
  142. printstat.h
  143. process.c
  144. process_vm.c
  145. ptp.c
  146. ptrace.h
  147. quota.c
  148. readahead.c
  149. readlink.c
  150. README
  151. README-hacking
  152. README-linux-ptrace
  153. README-mpers
  154. README.md
  155. reboot.c
  156. regs.h
  157. renameat.c
  158. resource.c
  159. rtc.c
  160. sched.c
  161. scsi.c
  162. seccomp.c
  163. seccomp_fprog.h
  164. sendfile.c
  165. sigaltstack.c
  166. sigevent.h
  167. signal.c
  168. signalent.sh
  169. signalfd.c
  170. sigreturn.c
  171. sock.c
  172. sockaddr.c
  173. socketcall.c
  174. socketutils.c
  175. sram_alloc.c
  176. statfs.c
  177. statfs.h
  178. statfs64.c
  179. strace-graph
  180. strace-log-merge
  181. strace.1
  182. strace.c
  183. strace.spec.in
  184. swapon.c
  185. sync_file_range.c
  186. sync_file_range2.c
  187. syscall.c
  188. syscallent.sh
  189. sysctl.c
  190. sysinfo.c
  191. syslog.c
  192. sysmips.c
  193. term.c
  194. time.c
  195. times.c
  196. travis-build.sh
  197. travis-install.sh
  198. travis-success.sh
  199. truncate.c
  200. ubi.c
  201. uid.c
  202. uid16.c
  203. umask.c
  204. umount.c
  205. uname.c
  206. unwind.c
  207. upeek.c
  208. userfaultfd.c
  209. util.c
  210. utime.c
  211. utimes.c
  212. v4l2.c
  213. vsprintf.c
  214. wait.c
  215. xattr.c
  216. xlat.h
  217. xlate.el
  218. xmalloc.c
README.md

This is strace -- a diagnostic, debugging and instructional userspace utility for Linux. It is used to monitor interactions between processes and the Linux kernel, which include system calls, signal deliveries, and changes of process state. The operation of strace is made possible by the kernel feature known as ptrace.

strace is released under a Berkeley-style license at the request of Paul Kranenburg; see the file COPYING for details.

See the file NEWS for information on what has changed in recent versions.

Please send bug reports and enhancements to the strace mailing list.

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