memcheck/tests/filter_stderr.in

   1 #! /bin/sh
   2
   3 dir=`dirname $0`
   4
   5 SED=@SED@
   6
   7 $dir/../../tests/filter_stderr_basic                    |
   8
   9 # Anonymise addresses
  10 $dir/../../tests/filter_addresses                       |
  11
  12 # Remove "Memcheck, ..." line and the following copyright line.
  13 $SED "/^Memcheck, a memory error detector/ , /./ d" |
  14
  15 # Replace exit_group() with exit(), because you can get either on Linux
  16 # depending on the system.
  17 perl -p -e "s/param exit_group\(status\)/param exit(status)/" |
  18
  19 # Leak check filtering.
  20 $SED "s/checked [0-9,]* bytes./checked ... bytes./" |
  21
  22 # More leak check filtering.  For systems that do extra libc allocations
  23 # (eg. Darwin) there may be extra (reachable, and thus not shown) loss
  24 # records.  So we filter out the loss record numbers.
  25 perl -p -e "s/in (?:new )?loss record \d+ of \d+/in loss record ... of .../" |
  26
  27 # Filter out glibc debuginfo if installed.
  28 perl -p -e "s/\(syscall-template.S:[0-9]*\)/(in \/...libc...)/" |
  29 perl -p -e "s/sendmsg \(sendmsg.c:[0-9]*\)/sendmsg (in \/...libc...)/" |
  30 perl -p -e "s/\(socket.S:[0-9]*\)/(in \/...libc...)/" |
  31
  32 # Newer architectures (aarch64) implement poll by calling ppoll directly.
  33 perl -p -e "s/Syscall param ppoll\(ufds/Syscall param poll\(ufds/" |
  34
  35 $dir/../../memcheck/tests/filter_memcheck "$@"
  36
  37 exit 0