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Update #590
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Regenerate warn files on the latest kernel commit fe8152b38d3
and latest syzkaller commit with fresh kernel config files.
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On latest kernel, with latest *.txt files and with kernels compiled with
-fno-eliminate-unused-debug-types -fno-eliminate-unused-debug-symbols flags.
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Update #590
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They mostly duplicate the warnings we already have for amd64/386.
But uncovered few very interesting local things (e.g. epoll_event
is packed only on amd64, so arm/arm64 layout is wrong, but 386
is correct because int64 alignment is different).
Update #590
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Just regenerate with current descriptions and current linux-next.
Few uninteresting changes.
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Lots of interesting findings...
Especially 2 byte uid/gid/pid.
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Turns out int64 alignment is 4 on 386...
But on arm it's still 8.
Another amusing finding thanks to syz-check.
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Update #590
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Also rename some netfilter types to eliminate massive amounts of template warnings.
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The only remaining part now is dev_video4linux.txt
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Currently we print them as part of `make genereate`,
but nobody reads them, too much output each time.
Don't print them in `make generate` and instead
print in syz-check, the warn files are a good mechanism
to handle "known warnings".
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Update #590
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Line numbers create huge diffs when lines change slightly.
That's very unhandy b/c we want to look at added/removed warnings.
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syz-check parses vmlinux dwarf, extracts struct descriptions,
compares them with what we have (size, fields, alignment, etc)
and produces .warn files.
This is first raw version, it can be improved in a number of ways.
But it already helped to identify a critical issue #1542
and shows some wrong struct descriptions.
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