On Mon, Jun 05, 2017 at 09:54:29AM +0300, Edgar Kaziahmedov wrote: > Hi, Strace Community > > Advanced syscall information tool > Accomplishments: > -> Edited configure and created Makefile.am's in tools and tools/asinfo > directories to build multiple executables. > -> Confirmed the final version of the first options to be used, tool > provides two short and long parameters to make input more understandable > $ asinfo --get-number[-n] write (will show all matches) > 1 write > $ asinfo --get-syscall[-s] 1 (vice versa) > $ asinfo --get-kernel-file[-k] 1|write > //path to the file with implementation in the running kernel > $ asinfo --get-args[-a] 1|write > ssize_t write(int fd, const void *buf, size_t count) > $ asinfo --help[-h] > //help > /* keys for filter syscall will be added later */ > > Speaking about multiarch support, I thought that there is no > need in support all archs in the runtime. The arch could be determined > while compilating for the current machine, because strace works this way > and this tool is complementary for it.
strace project has developed an unique syscallent database that covers all supported architectures, but hasn't developed a tool to query this database - up to this moment the best tool available seems to be grep. The main goal of "advanced syscall information tool" project as I understand it is to implement this query tool, so it obviously has to cover the whole syscallent database with all supported architectures. By this time I expected to discuss a finalized UI design of the new tool, not the very basic functionality. Our syscallent database currently contains (for each supported architecture) at least the following information about each syscall: - syscall number - syscall name - number of syscall arguments - syscall flags In addition to this information, you also had an idea to provide a syscall prototype. All this information should be queryable, separately or in combinations. This is the purpose of the tool as I see it. -- ldv
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