Use relative paths so that kpatch and kpatch-build will find the tools
and data they need, regardless of the installation prefix. Also add
support for running them straight from the git repo.
Be more consistent with the patch metaphor (as opposed to modules):
- change load/unload to apply/remove
- strip "kpatch-" prefix from the module name, so that patch name "foo"
corresponds to module "kpatch-foo.ko"
Before adding any more features to the scripts, standardize the bash
style. I prefer something close to the google shell style guidelines:
http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/shell.xml
- change [[ to [ (more robust)
- put variable references in quotes (more robust)
- put "then" on same line as "if" (more C-like, readable)
- print error messages on stdout
- avoid using external utilities like ls
Also added a few error handling improvements, including using a die
function where appropriate.
- setup the makefiles to support "make" and "make install", which builds
the kpatch-build tools and installs everything in /usr/local.
- update kpatch-build to support new paths
- add "kpatch build" wrapper around kpatch-build
NOBITS section may have a non-zero size, however, the have no data and
the data descriptor will have d_buf set to NULL.
This commit fixes as segfault that occurs from trying to compare the
data of such sections.
Signed-off-by: Seth Jennings <sjenning@redhat.com>
There are cases in which the compiler will create symbols with NOTYPE
that map to a non-zero offset inside an .rodata section. In that case, there
may not be a one-to-one relationship between that symbol and section as
the section may contains the data for multiple NOTYPE symbols.
This commit checks for this case and does not assign the symbol pointer of the
section that contains its data to avoid multiple symbols referring to the same
section from overwriting one another. It also adds a check ensuring that all
symbols whose type is !NOTYPE start at offset 0 within the section. This
should be guarenteed by the -ffunction-sections and -fdata-sections options
compiler options.
Signed-off-by: Seth Jennings <sjenning@redhat.com>
