tests/bpf.c: use libtests

* tests/bpf.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main) Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/aio.c: use libtests

* tests/aio.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main) Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/sched_xetattr.c: use libtests

* tests/sched_xetattr.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main) Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/wait.c: use libtests

* tests/wait.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/vfork-f.c: use libtests

* tests/vfork-f.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/fork-f.c: use libtests

* tests/fork-f.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/userfaultfd.c: use libtests

* tests/userfaultfd.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert.

tests/mlock2.c: use libtests

* tests/mlock2.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert.

tests/membarrier.c: use libtests

* tests/membarrier.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert.

tests/nanosleep.c: use libtests

* tests/nanosleep.c (main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail,
and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/timerfd_xettime.c: use libtests

* tests/timerfd_xettime.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/timer_xettime.c: use libtests

* tests/timer_xettime.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/timer_create.c: use libtests

* tests/timer_create.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/clock_xettime.c: use libtests

* tests/clock_xettime.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/clock_nanosleep.c: use libtests

* tests/clock_nanosleep.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/truncate64.c: use libtests

* tests/truncate64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/truncate.c: use libtests

* tests/truncate.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/ftruncate64.c: use libtests

* tests/ftruncate64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/ftruncate.c: use libtests

* tests/ftruncate.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/llseek.c: use libtests

* tests/llseek.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/lseek.c: use libtests

* tests/lseek.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/readlinkat.c: use libtests

* tests/readlinkat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/readlink.c: use libtests

* tests/readlink.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/xattr.c: use libtests

* tests/xattr.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/seccomp.c: use libtests

* tests/seccomp.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_fail and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/restart_syscall.c: use libtests

* tests/restart_syscall.c (main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail,
and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/inet-cmsg.c: use libtests

* tests/inet-cmsg.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/eventfd.c: use libtests

* tests/eventfd.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/epoll_create1.c: use libtests

* tests/epoll_create1.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/mmap.c: use libtests

* tests/mmap.c (main): Use get_page_size and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/fanotify_mark.c: use libtests

* tests/fanotify_mark.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/inet-accept-connect-send-recv.c: use libtests

* tests/inet-accept-connect-send-recv.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip
and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/net-accept-connect.c: use libtests

* tests/net-accept-connect.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip
and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/unix-pair-send-recv.c: use libtests

* tests/unix-pair-send-recv.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip
and perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/xselect.c: use libtests

* tests/xselect.c (main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail,
and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/pselect6.c: use libtests

* tests/pselect6.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail, and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/oldselect.c: use libtests

* tests/oldselect.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_fail and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/select.c: use libtests

* tests/select.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/_newselect.c: use libtests

* tests/_newselect.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/fstatat.c: use libtests

* tests/fstatat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/newfstatat.c: use libtests

* tests/newfstatat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/fstatat64.c: use libtests

* tests/fstatat64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/xstatx.c: use libtests

* tests/xstatx.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/stat64.c: use libtests

* tests/stat64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/stat.c: use libtests

* tests/stat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/lstat64.c: use libtests

* tests/lstat64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/lstat.c: use libtests

* tests/lstat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/fstat64.c: use libtests

* tests/fstat64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/fstat.c: use libtests

* tests/fstat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/statfs.c: use libtests

* tests/statfs.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/xettimeofday.c: use libtests

* tests/xettimeofday.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/utime.c: use libtests

* tests/utime.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/filter-unavailable.c: use libtests

* tests/filter-unavailable.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/scm_rights.c: use libtests

* tests/scm_rights.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/caps.c: use libtests

* tests/caps.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/rt_sigqueueinfo.c: use libtests

* tests/rt_sigqueueinfo.c (main): Use assert and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/umount.c: use libtests

* tests/umount.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/umount2.c: use libtests

* tests/umount2.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail.

tests/times.c: use libtests

* tests/times.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_fail and perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/times-fail.c: use assert

* tests/times-fail.c (main): Use assert.

tests/memfd_create.c: use libtests

* tests/memfd_create.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/execveat.c: use libtests

* tests/execveat.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.

tests/xetitimer.c: use libtests

* tests/xetitimer.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/sysinfo.c: use libtests

* tests/sysinfo.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/sigaltstack.c: use libtests

* tests/sigaltstack.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/adjtimex.c: use libtests

* tests/adjtimex.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip.

tests/xet_robust_list.c: use libtests

* tests/xet_robust_list.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip and tail_alloc.

tests/umovestr2.c: use libtests

* tests/umovestr2.c (main): Use get_page_size and tail_alloc.

tests/umovestr.c: use libtests

* tests/umovestr.c (main): Use perror_msg_and_skip and tail_alloc.

tests/time.c: use libtests

* tests/time.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use perror_msg_and_skip and tail_alloc.

tests/sendfile64.c: use libtests

* tests/sendfile64.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail, perror_msg_and_skip,
and tail_alloc.

tests/sendfile.c: use libtests

* tests/sendfile.c: Use SKIP_MAIN_UNDEFINED.
(main): Use assert, perror_msg_and_fail, perror_msg_and_skip,
and tail_alloc.

tests: include tests.h instead of config.h

Automatically edit tests/*.c files using the following perl one-liner:

perl -0777 -pi -e \
's/#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H\n# include "config\.h"\n#endif\n*/#include "tests.h"\n/' \
tests/*.c

tests: introduce libtests

Introduce tests/libtests.a with common functions for use in tests.

* tests/tests.h: New file.
* tests/error_msg.c: Likewise.
* tests/tail_alloc.c: Likewise.
* tests/get_page_size.c: Likewise.
* tests/Makefile.am (libtests_a_SOURCES, libtests_a_CPPFLAGS,
check_LIBRARIES, LDADD): New variables.
(clock_xettime_LDADD, filter_unavailable_LDADD, mq_LDADD,
pc_LDADD, times_LDADD): Add $(LDADD).
* tests/.gitignore: Add libtests.a.

tests: enable strace-k.test only for --with-libunwind configurations

Also, since -k option does not support multiple personalities,
add strace-k.test to XFAIL_TESTS when running mpers tests.

* tests/Makefile.am (MPERS_NAME, LIBUNWIND_TESTS, XFAIL_TESTS_,
XFAIL_TESTS_m32, XFAIL_TESTS_mx32, XFAIL_TESTS): New variables.
[USE_LIBUNWIND] (LIBUNWIND_TESTS): Add strace-k.test.
(TESTS): Replace strace-k.test with $(LIBUNWIND_TESTS).
* bootstrap: Substitute MPERS_NAME variable in tests-*/Makefile.am.
* tests/strace-k.test: Do not check for -k option availability.

Move gcc compat macros to gcc_compat.h

* defs.h: Include "gcc_compat.h".
(GNUC_PREREQ, ATTRIBUTE_NORETURN, ATTRIBUTE_FORMAT,
ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED, ATTRIBUTE_PACKED, ATTRIBUTE_MALLOC,
ATTRIBUTE_NOINLINE, ATTRIBUTE_ALLOC_SIZE): Move ...
* gcc_compat.h: ... here.
* Makefile.am (strace_SOURCES): Add gcc_compat.h.

Move defs.h from noinst_HEADERS to strace_SOURCES

* Makefile.am (noinst_HEADERS): Move defs.h ...
(strace_SOURCES): ... here.

test: remove fork.c and vfork.c

These manual tests are obsoleted by fork-f.test and vfork-f.test.

* test/fork.c: Remove.
* test/vfork.c: Remove.
* test/Makefile (PROGS): Remove fork and vfork.
* test/.gitignore: Remove fork and vfork.

tests: add fork-f.test and vfork-f.test

Check how strace -f follows fork and vfork syscalls.

* tests/fork-f.c: New file.
* tests/fork-f.test: New test.
* tests/vfork-f.c: New file.
* tests/vfork-f.test: New test.
* tests/Makefile.am (check_PROGRAMS): Add fork-f and vfork-f.
(TESTS): Add fork-f.test and vfork-f.test.
* tests/.gitignore: Add fork-f and vfork-f.

Set SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag for getpid, getppid and gettid syscall

* linux/*/syscallent*.h (getpid, getppid, gettid): Set NF flag.

Set SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag for umask syscall

Linux kernel always ANDs umask argument with 0700 and therefore
this syscall never fails.

* linux/*/syscallent*.h (umask): Set NF flag.

alpha, ia64, mips, nios2, powerpc, sparc: always check for syscall error

On architectures that use dedicated registers to report syscall errors,
check for syscall error condition regardless of SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag
in the syscall entry.  On architectures that use negated errno
semantics, there is no way to distinguish a syscall error from a valid
return code that looks like a syscall error, and the check for
SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag remains the only way to tell one case
from another.

* linux/alpha/get_error.c (get_error): Ignore check_errno.
* linux/ia64/get_error.c: Likewise.
* linux/mips/get_error.c: Likewise.
* linux/nios2/get_error.c: Likewise.
* linux/powerpc/get_error.c: Likewise.
* linux/sparc/get_error.c: Likewise.
* linux/sparc64/get_error.c: Likewise.

Handle unlikely errors from personality syscall

Despite being marked as SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS, personality syscall still
might report a failure on some architectures due to obscure kernel
bugs.  Check for this unlikely case and let users know that their
kernel has gone bananas.

* personality.c (SYS_FUNC(personality)): Do not parse syscall return
value in case of syserror.

Do not truncate return value of get{,e}[ug]id and setfs[ug]id syscalls

This should not be a user visible change unless the kernel does
something completely unexpected.  In the latter case, let user see
what is going on.

* uid.c (SYS_FUNC(getuid), SYS_FUNC(setfsuid)): Do not truncate
tcp->u_rval to uid_t on exiting syscall, return RVAL_DECODED.

Enhance personality syscall decoding

* xlat/personality_options.in: Split into ...
* xlat/personality_types.in: ... personality types and ...
* xlat/personality_flags.in: ... personality flags.
* personality.c: Include "xlat/personality_types.h"
and "xlat/personality_flags.h" instead of "xlat/personality_options.h".
(SYS_FUNC(personality)): Print PER_MASK part of personality as
a symbolic value, and the rest of personality as a set of flags.
* tests/personality.c (main): Add more test cases.
* tests/personality.test: Update.

sh, sh64: fix syscall flags in several syscall entries

* linux/sh/syscallent.h (geteuid32, getegid32, setfsuid32, setfsgid32):
Set SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag.
(fchown32): Set TRACE_DESC flag.
* linux/sh64/syscallent.h: Likewise.

Print personality value 0xffffffff properly

Value 0xffffffff of personality syscall first argument has a special
meaning, it is not a set of personality flags.

* personality.c (SYS_FUNC(personality)): If personality equals
to 0xffffffff, print it verbatim.
* tests/personality.c (main): Test it.

tests: add personality.test

* tests/personality.c: New file.
* tests/personality.test: New test.
* tests/Makefile.am (check_PROGRAMS): Add personality.
(TESTS): Add personality.test.
* tests/.gitignore: Add personality.

Enhance personality syscall decoding

* personality.c (SYS_FUNC(personality)): On entering syscall,
print first argument not as a hex value but as a set of flags.
On exiting syscall, print return code as a set of flags.
* NEWS: Mention this enhancement.

Set SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag for personality syscall

Starting with commit
v2.6.29-6609-g11d06b2a1e5658f448a308aa3beb97bacd64a940, personality
syscall never fails to set the personality, but before commit
v2.6.35-rc1-372-g485d527 it still could return an error.
Starting with that commit, personality syscall never returns an error.

* linux/*/syscallent.h: Set SYSCALL_NEVER_FAILS flag in personality
syscall entries.

Add personality emulation flags

* xlat/personality_options.in: Add UNAME26, ADDR_NO_RANDOMIZE,
FDPIC_FUNCPTRS, MMAP_PAGE_ZERO, ADDR_COMPAT_LAYOUT, READ_IMPLIES_EXEC,
ADDR_LIMIT_32BIT, SHORT_INODE, WHOLE_SECONDS, STICKY_TIMEOUTS,
and ADDR_LIMIT_3GB.

arc, metag, nios2, or1k, tile: fix build

Fix build regression introduced by commit
34683e3926d8c2daa368afb805da422ee7043396.

* linux/32/syscallent.h: Add sys_ prefix to ARCH_mmap and mmap.
* linux/arc/syscallent.h: Add sys_ prefix to ARCH_mmap and mmap_pgoff.
* linux/nios2/syscallent.h: Likewise.
* linux/or1k/syscallent.h: Likewise.
* linux/tile/syscallent1.h: Add sys_ prefix to ARCH_mmap and sys_mmap_4koff.
* pathtrace.c (pathtrace_match): Handle SEN_ARCH_mmap.
* NEWS: Mention this build fix.

Reported-by: Alexey Brodkin <Alexey.Brodkin@synopsys.com>

packages: remove acl development library from build dependencies

Starting with commit v4.9-46-g681452b that removed all references
to acl.h, we no longer use acl development library.

* .travis.yml (addons.apt.packages): Remove libacl1-dev.
* strace.spec (BuildRequires): Remove libacl-devel.

packages/x86_64: enable experimental -k option

* debian/control (Build-Depends) [amd64]: Add libunwind-dev.
* strace.spec (BuildRequires) [x86_64]: Add libunwind-devel.

maint: post-release administrivia

* NEWS: Add header line for the next release.

Prepare for 4.11 release

* NEWS: Update for 4.11 release.
* debian/changelog: 4.11-1.
* strace.spec: 4.11-1.

Sync strace.spec and debian/ with packages

* debian/changelog: Sync with 4.10-3.
* debian/control: Likewise.
* debian/rules: Likewise.
* strace.spec: Sync with 4.10-3.

.mailmap: add addresses of Kirill A. Shutemov

* .mailmap: Add both addresses of Kirill A. Shutemov here
to avoid duplications in CREDITS file.

NEWS: Prepare for 4.11 release

ia64: wire up mlock2 syscall

* linux/ia64/syscallent.h [1346]: Add mlock2 entry.