Re: [LTP] [PATCH 2/2] doc: Add URL to the sources in syscalls list

[Petr Vorel <pvorel@suse.cz>]

> Hi Petr,

> On 11/15/24 04:39, Petr Vorel wrote:
> > +    # Or syscalls are here to get their folder.
> > +    white_list = {
> > +        'epoll_pwait2': 'epoll_pwait',
> > +        'fadvise64': 'fadvise',
> > +        'fanotify_init': 'fanotify',
> > +        'fanotify_mark': 'fanotify',
> > +        'futex_wait': 'futex',
> > +        'futex_waitv': 'futex',
> > +        'futex_wake': 'futex',
> > +        'getdents64': 'getdents',
> > +        'inotify_add_watch': 'inotify',
> > +        'inotify_rm_watch': 'inotify',
> > +        'inotify_init1': 'inotify',
> > +        'io_uring_enter': 'io_uring',
> > +        'io_uring_register': 'io_uring',
> > +        'io_uring_setup': 'io_uring',
> > +        'ioprio_get': 'ioprio',
> > +        'ioprio_set': 'ioprio',
> > +        'landlock_add_rule': 'landlock',
> > +        'landlock_create_ruleset': 'landlock',
> > +        'landlock_restrict_self': 'landlock',
> > +        'lsetxattr': 'lgetxattr', # llistxattr, lremovexattr
> > +        'newfstatat': 'fstatat',
> > +        'pkey_alloc': 'pkeys',
> > +        'pkey_free': 'pkeys',
> > +        'pkey_mprotect': 'pkeys',
> > +        'pread64': 'preadv',
> > +        'prlimit64': 'getrlimit',
> > +        'process_vm_readv': 'cma',
> > +        'process_vm_writev': 'cma',
> > +        'pselect6': 'select',
> > +        'pwrite64': 'pwrite',
> > +        'quotactl_fd': 'quotactl',
> > +        'rt_sigpending': 'sigpending',
> > +        'semtimedop': 'ipc/semop',
> > +        'sethostname': 'setdomainname',
> > +        'timerfd_gettime': 'timerfd',
> > +        'timerfd_settime': 'timerfd',
> > +        'timerfd_create': 'timerfd',
> > +    }

> The problem with this approach and the reason why I didn't use it, is that
> if you change the testing folder, you need to update the docs generator
> script. But I also see the goal, so probably this is the only approach we
> should follow.

Other thing would be move around folders, but IMHO some syscalls are really
related, that's why it's good they are in "ipc" subfolder. OTOH bind(), send(),
recvmsg(), ... aren't in "net or "network" subfolder.

Whole this was inspired by Metan's suggestion to deriver info about syscalls
from the folder.

Kind regards,
Petr

> Andrea


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