On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 12:34:55AM +0530, Prateek Gupta wrote: > As far as I percieve, the multiarchitecture support project is about making > a hierarchial set of the parsers to firstly compiling all general parser > required by every arch and then compiling only those that are required by > the arch that the user's system has.
No. Have a look at the code. For example, "struct old_sigaction32" and "struct new_sigaction32" in signal.c, there is a lot of code duplication of this kind all over strace code, and some structures are not yet duplicated thus leading to incorrect multiarch decoding. I think we cannot duplicate all structure definitions, thus I call the current multiarch support inherently unreliable. The idea of this project is to implement correct multiarch decoding in a way that would not require manual source code duplication. -- ldv
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