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26 #ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
30 # Create dummy functions for each of the functions in the module API. We can
31 # then link a module against an object file created from the output of this
32 # script to determine whether or not that module restricts itself to the API.
33 # If the module uses functions outside of the module API, then it cannot be
34 # used as a kmdb module.
47 # Skip blank lines and comments
52 printing == 0 { next; }
54 # Symbols beginning with "kmdb_" are not in the module API - they are
56 $1 ~ /^kmdb_/ { next; }
58 # Symbols which have the token "variable" are seen as an int
66 printf("int %s = 0;\n", substr($1, 1, length($1) - 1));
72 # Print everything else that we have not already seen as a function
73 # definition so we can create our filter.
81 printf("void %s(void) {}\n", substr($1, 1, length($1) - 1));
86 # kmdb modules cannot have their own _init, _fini, or _info routines. By
87 # creating dummies for them here, a link against an object file created from
88 # the output of this script will fail if the module defines one of them.
90 echo "void _init(void) {}"
91 echo "void _info(void) {}"
92 echo "void _fini(void) {}"
94 # The SunStudio compiler may generate calls to _memcpy and so we
95 # need to make sure that the correct symbol exists for these calls.
97 echo "void _memcpy(void) {}"