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Fix incorrect offset calculation when consecutive bitfields are present (bsc#1219096) * add fix-alignment-issue-on-x86_64-due-to-consecutive-bit.patch- Fix BPF verifier rejection of nfsslower.py (bsc#1217884) + add tools-nfsslower.py-Fix-uninitialized-struct-pad-erro.patch- Force specific versioning of LLVM in preparation of Leap 15.5/SLES 15-SP5 + Remove now duplicate dependency llvm-clang-devel, having clang-devel is enough- Update to version 0.26.0: + Support for kernel up to 6.1 + bcc tool updates for biosnoop, opensnoop, biopattern, killsnoop, runqslower, offcputime, wakeuptime, etc. + libbpf-tools updates for klockstat, sigsnoop, hardirqs, softirqs, opensnoop, statsnoop, offcputime, tcplife, cpufreq, cpudist, etc. + new libbpf-tools: tcptop, tcpstates, biotop, capable + doc update, bug fixes and other tools improvement- Update to version 0.25.0: + Support for kernel up to 5.19 + bcc tool updates for oomkill.py, biolatpcts.py, sslsniff.py, tcpaccept.py, etc. + libbpf tool updates for klockstat, opensnoop, tcpconnect, etc. + new bcc tools: tcpcong + new libbpf tools: tcpsynbl, mdflush, oomkill, sigsnoop + usdt: support xmm registers as args for x64 + bpftool as a submodule now + remove uses of libbpf deprecated APIs + use new llvm pass manager + support cgroup filtering libbpf tools + fix shared lib module offset <-> global addr conversion + riscv support + LoongArch support + doc update, bug fixes and other tools improvement- Update to version 0.24.0: + Support for kernel up to 5.16 + bcc tools: update for trace.py, sslsniff.py, tcptop.py, hardirqs.py, etc. + new libbpf tools: bashreadline + allow specify wakeup_events for perf buffer + support BPF_MAP_TYPE_{INODE, TASK}_STORAGE maps + remove all deprecated libbpf function usage + remove P4/B language support + major test infra change, using github actions now + doc update, bug fixes and other tools improvement - Changes from version 0.23.0: + Support for kernel up to 5.15 + bcc tools: update for kvmexit.py, tcpv4connect.py, cachetop.py, cachestat.py, etc. + libbpf tools: update for update for mountsnoop, ksnoop, gethostlatency, etc. + fix renaming of task_struct->state + get pid namespace properly for a number of tools + initial work for more libbpf utilization (less section names) + doc update, bug fixes and other tools improvement - Drop Do-not-export-USDT-function-when-ENABLE_USDT-is-OFF.patch: fixed upstream.- Move kernel{,-devel} requirements to libbcc0 for deduplication. - Require additionally kernel-$variant-devel for libbcc0. - Declare python3-bcc, bcc-examples and bcc-docs as noarch.- Use shared libbpf library instead of building it along with bcc + Delete libbpf-0.5.tar.gz - Fix build on i586 due to use of shared libbpf library + Do-not-export-USDT-function-when-ENABLE_USDT-is-OFF.patch- Update to 0.22.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.14 + add ipv4/ipv6 filter support for tcp trace tools + add python interface to attach raw perf events + fix tcpstates for incorrect display of dport + new options for bcc tools runqslower, argdist + new libbpf-tools: filetop, exitsnoop, tcprtt + doc update, bug fixes and other tools improvement- Update to 0.21.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.13 + support for debug information from libdebuginfod + finished support for map elements items_*_batch() APIs + add atomic_increment() API + support attach_func() and detach_func() in python + fix displaying PID instead of TID for many tools + new tools: kvmexit.py + new libbpf-tools: gethostlatency, statsnoop, fsdist and solisten + fix tools ttysnoop/readahead for newer kernels + doc update and bug fixes - Update libbpf to 0.5 + libbpf_set_strict_mode() allowing to opt-in into backwards incompatible libbpf-1.0 changes. See "Libbpf: the road to 1.0" and "Libbpf 1.0 migration guide" for more details. + streamlined error reporting for low-level APIs, high-level error-returning APIs, and pointer-returning APIs (as a libbpf-1.0 opt-in); + "Light" BPF skeleton support; + BPF_PROG_TYPE_SYSCALL support; + BPF perf link support for kprobe, uprobe, tracepoint, and perf_event BPF programs; + BPF cookie support for kprobe, uprobe, tracepoint, and perf_event BPF programs through bpf_program__attach_[ku]probe_opts() APIs; + allow to specify ref_ctr_off for USDT semaphores through bpf_program__attach_uprobe_opts() API; + btf_custom_path support in bpf_object_open_opts, allowing to specify custom BTF for CO-RE relocations; + sk_reuseport/migrate program type support; + btf_dump__dump_type_data() API, allowing to dump binary data according to BTF type description; + btf__load_into_kernel() and btf__load_from_kernel_by_id(), and split BTF variants of them; + btf__load_vmlinux_btf() and btf__load_module_btf() APIs; + bpf_map__initial_value() API to get initial value of mmap-ed BPF maps; + bpf_map_lookup_and_delete_elem_flags() API. + support for weak typed __ksym externs; + BPF timer helpers: bpf_timer_init(), bpf_timer_set_callback(), bpf_timer_start(), bpf_timer_cancel(); + bpf_get_attach_cookie() helper to get BPF cookie from BPF program side; + bpf_get_func_ip() helper; + bpf_sys_bpf() helper; + bpf_task_pt_regs() helper; + bpf_btf_find_by_name_kind() helper; + usability improvements for bpf_tracing.h when target architecture is missing. + improve BPF support detection on old Red Hat kernels with backported BPF patches; + improvements for LTO builds with GCC 10+; + pass NLM_F_EXCL when creating TC qdisc; + better support of BPF map reuse on old kernels; + fix the bug resulting in sometimes closing FD 0, which wasn't created and owned by libbpf itself.- Update source URL for bcc and libbpf- Update to 0.20.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.12 + Some basic support for MIPS + added bpf_map_lookup_batch and bpf_map_delete_batch support + tools/funclatency.py support nested or recursive functions + tools/biolatency.py can optionally print out average/total value + fix possible marco HAVE_BUILTIN_BSWAP redefine warning for kernel >= 5.10. + new tools: virtiostat + new libbpf-tools: ext4dist + doc update and bug fixes - Update libbpf to 0.4 + BPF static linker APIs; + subprogram address relocation support (e.e., for use with bpf_for_each_map_elem()); + support for extern kernel functions (a.k.a. BPF unstable helpers); + TC-BPF APIs; + ksym externs support for kernel modules; + BTF_KIND_FLOAT support; + various AF_XDP (xsk.{c, h}) improvements and fixes; + btf__add_type() API to copy/append BTF types generically; + bpf_object__set_kernel_version() setter; + bpf_map__inner_map() getter; + __hidden attribute for global sub-program forces static BPF verifier verification; + static BPF maps and entry-point BPF programs are explicitly rejected. + libbpf will ignore non-function pointer members in struct_ops; + Makefile fixes for install target; + use SOCK_CLOEXEC for netlink sockets; + btf_dump fixes for pointer to array of struct; + fixes for some of xxx_opts structs to work better with debug compilation modes; + ringbuf APIs fixes and improvements for extreme cases of never ending consumption of records; + BPF_CORE_READ_BITFIELD() macro fixes.- Update to 0.19.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.11 + allow BCC as a cmake subproject + add LPORT support in tcpconnlat and tcpconnect + added bpf_map_lookup_and_delete_batch support + new tools: virtiostat + new libbpf-tools: cpufreq, funclatency, cachestat + add install target to libbpf-tools + a few lua fixes + doc update and bug fixes - Set ENABLE_NO_PIE to "OFF" to enable PIE for bcc-lua (bsc#1183399)- Update to 0.18.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.10 + add bpf kfunc/kretfunc C++ example + add PT_REGS_PARMx_SYSCALL helper macro + biolatency: allow json output + biolatpcts: support measuring overall latencies between two events + fix build when ENABLE_CLANG_JIT is disabled + doc update and bug fixes - Update libbpf to 0.3 + kernel modules BTF support on all levels + ring_buffer__epoll_fd() API + xsk_socket__update_xskmap() and xsk_setup_xdp_prog() APIs + New BPF helpers: - bpf_task_storage_get() and bpf_task_storage_delete(); - get_current_task_btf(); - bpf_bprm_opts_set(); - bpf_ktime_get_coarse_ns(); - bpf_ima_inode_hash(); - bpf_sock_from_file(). + ring_buffer__poll() returns number of consumed records correctly + handle corner-case case with unused sub-programs + xsk_socket__delete() bug fixes- Update to 0.17.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.9 + usdt: add uprobe refcnt support + add bpf iterator C++ support + new bcc tools: tcprtt, netqtop, swapin, tcpsynbl, threadsnoop + tcpconnect: add DNS correlation to connect tracking + new libbpf-tools: llcstat, numamove, runqlen, runqlat, softirgs, hardirqs + doc update, bug fixes and some additional arguments for tools - Update libbpf to 0.2 + full support for BPF-to-BPF function calls, no more need for __always_inline; + support for multiple BPF programs with the same section name; + support for accessing in-kernel per-CPU variables; + support for type and enum value CO-RE relocations; + libbpf will auto-adjust CO-RE direct memory loads to adjust to 32-bit host architecture; + BPF_PROG_BIND_MAP support, .rodata will be bound automatically if kernel supports it; + new APIs for programmatic generation of BTF; + support for big-endian and little-endian endianness in BTF; + sleepable fentry/fexit/fmod_ret/lsm BPF program. - Enable lua support only for Tumbleweed to close the gap between SLE and openSUSE Leap- Update to 0.16.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.8 + trace.py: support kprobe/uprobe func offset + support raw perf config for perf_event_open in python + add BPFQueueStackTable support + added Ringbuf support support + libbpf-tools: readahead, biosnoop, bitesize, tcpconnlat, biopattern, biostacks + bug fixes and some additional arguments for tools - Update libbpf to 0.1.1 + __ksym extern variables support for getting kernel symbol addresses; + BPF XDP link support; + bpf_program__set_autoload() to disable loading and verifying specific BPF programs; + support for attaching map elements BPF iterator programs; + new getters/setters for more control over BPF map definitions; + all destructor-like APIs (e.g., perf_buffer__free() and bpf_object__close()) now accept pointers returned on error (in addition to NULL and valid pointers) and ignore them, no need to guard destructors with extra checks now; + bpf_link__detach() for force-detaching link, while it's still alive; + btf__parse_raw() and btf__parse() APIs for more convenient and flexible BTF parsing. + fix an issue with loading XDP programs on older kernels. + CO-RE relocations in .text section (in sub-programs) are now performed properly; + vmlinux BTF is not loaded unnecessarily twice; + perf_buffer__new() can be used on old kernels down to at least 4.9 version; + libbpf's internal hashmap fixes for 32-bit architectures; + few BTF sanitization bugs and memory leaks fixed; + btf_dump handling of GCC built-in types for Arm NEON fixed; + BTF-defined map-in-map initialization fixed for 32-bit architectures; + various BTF fixes for 32-bit architectures.- Modify URLs to get the tarballs with names not just versions - Drop _constraints + We don't link the static clang libraries anymore and this reduces the requirements of hardware. - Drop the unused _service file- Update to 0.15.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.7 + new tools: funcinterval.py, dirtop.py + support lsm bpf programs + support multiple pid/tids for offwaketime + usdt: add helpers to set semaphore values + turn off x86 jump table optimization during jit compilation + add support to use bpf_probe_read[str}{_user,kernel} in all bpf + programs, fail back to old bpf_probe_read[_str] for old kernels + tools: add filtering by mount namespace + libbpf-tools: cpudist, syscount, execsnoop, vfsstat + lots of bug fixes and a few additional arguments for tools - Update libbpf to 0.0.9 + BTF-defined map-in-map support; + bpf_link support expanded to support new kernel BPF link objects; + BPF_ENABLE_STATS API; + new BPF ringbuf map support, added ring_buffer API for consuming; + bpf_link-backed netns attachment (flow_dissector). + bpf_object__load() better error code propagation; + few memory leaks and corruptions fixed; + register naming in PT_REGS s390 macros; + .bss pre-setting through skeleton is now supported as well. - Drop upstreamed patch + bcc-bsc1172493-Make-reading-blacklist-optional.patch- Add bcc-bsc1172493-Make-reading-blacklist-optional.patch to make reading kprobe blacklist optional so that the bcc scripts can work with the locked down kernel (bsc#1172493)- Amend the sed rule for python3 shebang- Update to 0.14.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.6 + new tools: biolatpcts.py + libbpf-tools: tools based on CORE and libbpf library directly + add --cgroupmap to various tools, filtering based cgroup + support kfunc (faster kprobe) for vfsstat, klockstat and opensnoop + lots of bug fixes and a few additional arguments for tools - Update libbpf to 0.0.8 + Add support for BPF-LSM + CO-RE relocation edge cases + expected_attach_type handling fixes at load time + fixes in hanling kernels without BTF support + internal map sanitization improvements - Drop support-clang9.patch + Upstream fixed it in another way.- Update to 0.13.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.5 + bindsnoop tool to track tcp/udp bind information + added compile-once run-everywhere based libbpf-tools, currently only runqslower is implemented. + new map support: sockhash, sockmap, sk_storage, cgroup_storage + enable to run github actions on the diff + cgroupmap based cgroup filtering for opensnoop, execsnoop and bindsnoop. + lots of bug fixes. - Update libbpf to 0.0.7 + Major new features: - BPF skeleton support; - Kconfig extern variables support; - STRUCT_OPS support; - support for BPF program extensions; - cgroup MULTI-mode support (bpf_prog_attach_xattr() API). - bpf_send_signal_thread() BPF helper; + Usability improvements: - BPF CO-RE improvements (flexible array, LDX/ST/STX instructions, improved conditional relocations); - generic bpf_program__attach() API; - SK_REUSEPORT program type support; - bpf_link_disconnect(); - bpf_find_kernel_btf() API exposed; - large instruction limit probing added; - improved error message for RLIMIT_MEMLOCK. + Fixes: - fix perf_buffer handling of offline/missing CPUs; - various other fixes and usability improvements. - Drop upstreamed fix: bcc-fix-test_map_in_map.patch- drop python2 bindings - don't require python3-devel package- Fix build when pkg_vcmp is not defined- Update to 0.12.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.4 + klockstat tool to track kernel mutex lock statistics + cmake option CMAKE_USE_LIBBPF_PACKAGE to build a bcc shared library + linking with distro libbpf_static.a + new map.lookup_or_try_init() API to remove hidden return in map.lookup_or_init() + BPF_ARRAY_OF_MAPS and BPF_HASH_OF_MAPS support + support symbol offset for uprobe in both C++ and python API, kprobe already has the support + bug fixes for trace.py, tcpretrans.py, runqslower.py, etc. - Update libbpf to 0.0.6 + New features - new extensible bpf_object__open_{file,mem} APIs and DECLARE_LIBBPF_OPTS() macro to go with them - bpf_helpers.h, bpf_endian.h, and bpf_tracing.h are now distributed with libbpf - BPF CO-RE: added field size, field existence, and bitfield relocation support - BPF CO-RE: BPF_CORE_READ(), bpf_core_field_exists(), bpf_core_field_size() and other BPF CO-RE related helpers available through bpf_core_read.h header - bpf_object__open() API now auto-detects program type from its section name - BPF_PROG_TRACING programs support (incuding BTF-typed raw tracepoints, fentry/fexit programs) - mmap() support for BPF global variables - declarative map pinning support added - probe_read_{user,kernel}[_str]() BPF helpers added - bpf_get_link_xdp_info() function to get more XDP information added - a bunch of other AF_XDP changes + Usability improvements - no need for int version SEC('version') = 1; anymore - raw_tp/tp and uprobe/uretprobe section prefixes added - new bpf_program__get_{type,expected_attach_type} getters - preserve error code on program load failure + Fixes - btf_dump padding handling - bpf_object__name() returning name, not path - ELF section handling off-by-one bug fix - mem leak/double free fix in BPF program relocation code - Replace lua51-luajit-devel with luajit-devel to reflect the recent change in Factory (bsc#1159191) - Add bcc-fix-test_map_in_map.patch to fix the build error in the test case- Enable USDT for s390x since 0.10.0 already supports it- Add support-clang9.patch and apply it for llvm >= 9 - Fix sed call for python- Update to 0.11.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.3 + Corresponding libbpf submodule release is v0.0.5 + Fix USDT issue with multi-threaded applications + Fixed the early return behavior of lookup_or_init + Support for nic hardware offload + Fixed and Enabled Travis CI + A lot of tools change with added new options, etc. - Update libbpf to 0.0.5 + bpf_btf_get_next_id() API to iterate over system's BTF objects + libbpf_set_print() now returns previously set print callback + libbpf versioning, build, and packaging improvements + convenience helpers for working with BTF types + experimental BPF CO-RE relocation support + various AF_XDP fixes and enhancements + BTF-defined maps + tracing attachment APIs and bpf_link abstraction + perf buffer API + BTF-to-C conversion API + btf__parse_elf API for loading .BTF from ELF files + libbpf_num_possible_cpus() added + passing through prog_flags through bpf_object__open + new attach types detection added - Use version for REVISION instead of libversion- Update to 0.10.0 + Support for kernel up to 5.1 + corresponding libbpf submodule release is v0.0.3 + support for reading kernel headers from /proc + libbpf.{a,so} renamed to libcc_bpf.{a,so} + new common options for some tools + new tool: drsnoop + s390 USDT support - Update libbpf to 0.0.3 + Also add the source url of libbpf - Drop upstreamed patches + 0001-fix-string-re-being-used-on-bytes-for-Python-3.patch + 0001-Convert-bytes-to-string-for-re-in-get_tracepoints.patch + 0001-tools-don-t-mix-print-end-with-printb.patch - Drop bcc-libbpf0 since upstream dropped the so file - Enable SMP build flags since we don't need static clang anymore- Add upstream patches to improve python3 compatibility + 0001-fix-string-re-being-used-on-bytes-for-Python-3.patch + 0001-Convert-bytes-to-string-for-re-in-get_tracepoints.patch + 0001-tools-don-t-mix-print-end-with-printb.patch- Update to 0.9.0 - Add libbpf-5beb8a2ebffd.tar.gz since libbpf became a submodule of bcc - Drop bcc-bsc1080085-import-readline-from-lib.patch + Upstream provide an additional argutment for the shared readline- Correct the library version- Remove unnecessary use of xargs. - Remove idempotent %if..%endif guards. - Update descriptions for grammar.- Update to 0.8.0. - Remove upstreamed patches, and un-needed ones. - bcc-check_int128.patch - bcc-python3.patch (replaced with sed pipeline) - bcc-install-additional-headers.patch (bpftrace has fixes now)- Switch to %license over %doc for licenses. - Add upstream patch for bpftrace builds. boo#1117223 + bsc-install-additional-headers.patch- Update to 0.7.0 - Refresh bcc-python3.patch - Drop upstreamed patches + bcc-bpf_probe_read-fixes.patch + bcc-fix-ext4slower.patch + bcc-fix-tcpaccept.patch + bcc-prevent-bpf_probe_read-MemberExpre-rewrite.patch - Remove bcc-bsc1065593-llvm4-hack.patch and set ENABLE_LLVM_SHARED - Remove COPYRIGHT.txt which was dropped by upstream- Update to 0.6.0 - Add upstream patches + bcc-bpf_probe_read-fixes.patch + bcc-fix-ext4slower.patch + bcc-fix-tcpaccept.patch + bcc-prevent-bpf_probe_read-MemberExpre-rewrite.patch - Drop upstreamed patches + bcc-fix-build-for-llvm-5.0.1.patch + bcc-fix-a-compilation-error-with-latest-llvm-clang-trunk.patch + bcc-bsc1080085-backport-bytes-strings.patch + bcc-bsc1080085-detect-slab-for-slabratetop.patch + bcc-bsc1080085-fix-cachetop-py3-str.patch + bcc-bsc1080085-fix-syscount-str.patch - Refresh bcc-python3.patch- Add bcc-fix-a-compilation-error-with-latest-llvm-clang-trunk.patch to fix build with LLVM6.- Add bcc-bsc1080085-fix-syscount-str.patch to convert ausyscall output to string (bsc#1080085)- Only enable bcc-lua for openSUSE (bsc#1085810) - Amend the spec file to enable bps only for Tumbleweed (bsc#1085403)- Add bcc-bsc1080085-import-readline-from-lib.patch to read the symbol "readline" from libreadline. (bsc#1080085) - Add bcc-bsc1080085-detect-slab-for-slabratetop.patch to detect the current memory allocator and include the correct header. (bsc#1080085) - Make bcc-tools require audit since syscount.py needs ausyscall to get the syscall list. (bsc#1080085)- Add bcc-bsc1080085-backport-bytes-strings.patch and bcc-bsc1080085-fix-cachetop-py3-str.patch to fix the python3 compatibility issue (bsc#1080085)- Update bcc-python3.patch to make python3 default for all the python scripts (bsc#1079961)- Add bcc-fix-build-for-llvm-5.0.1.patch to fix the compilation error against llvm-5.0.1- Replace clang4-devel-static BuildRequires with clang-devel-static: use the unversioned one, folling the llvm meta package version (like all the other llvm/clang packages in the build chain).- Request at least 10GB disk since the clang4-devel-static needs more than 3GB and sometimes caused build fail (FATE#322227)- Request at least 4G RAM for the s390x build (FATE#322227, bsc#1070362)- Tweak the installation path of bps directly instead of installing it manually. For those architectures without luajit, %{_bindir} wasn't created and it failed the previous install command. (FATE#322227, bsc#1070362)- Update to 0.5.0 (bsc#1070563) + Explain possible reason of an error in scripts that rely on /proc/kallsyms + bpf: fix a couple of issues related to arm64 + bpf: Add support for prog_name and map_name + Add a few introspection helpers + Introduce BPF Program Snapshot helper (bps) + Trace external pointers through maps + Merge BType, Map, and Probe Consumers + Fix exception handling in python3 + Add usdt support for ARM64 + bpf: make test py_test_tools_smoke pass on arm64 + Add soname to libbpf.so + Fix Module display for unreadable Modules + Use bpf_prog_load_flag in APIs + Add flag to enable verifier log_level 2 + bpf: use MCJIT explicitly for ExecutionEngine + change frontend rewriter to better handle anonymous struct/union + Move BCC debug options to an installed header file + use user-provided log_level in bpf_prog_load + Add utility for cc tests to read command outputs + Fix 'test_libbcc' from failing due to symbol name mismatch + Update perf event type and config checks + libbpf: Support unbound raw socket creation + force linking the whole api-static library into shared library + man/bps: Add a man page for introspection/bps.c + Do not keep Loader instances around + python: make _decode_table_types aware of __int128 + python: Avoid unnecessary pointer object creations - Only exclude ppc and s390 build (FATE#322227, bsc#1070362) - Add _constraints to reserve 2GB memory for linking with clang4-devel-static - Rename armv7.patch as bcc-check_int128.patch to check if the compiler support int128 or not - Drop upstreamed patches: + bcc-bsc1065593-switch-to-mcjit.patch + bcc-add-soname-to-libbpf.patch- Add patch (bcc-python3.patch) to explicitly use "/usr/bin/python3"- Use the python3 package by default - Provide and obsolete python-bcc (it's python2-bcc now)- Update to 0.4.0 + Fix helper to access stack pointer for powerpc + bpf: rename helper function bpf_get_stackid + bpf: print out the src debug info to a temporary file + attempt to compile with system bpf.h if default compile failed + sync src/cc/compat/linux headers with latest net-next + Fix segfault with enumerations + Allow BCC to parse vDSO symbols + libbpf: print error to error stream + Avoid potential SEGFAULT when resolving Kernel symbols + Fix 'tools/statsnoop' from failing to attach kprobes + Update USDT argument constraint for powerpc and powerpc64 + examples:dns_matching: make it work as DNS sniffer + add debug option to dump asm insns embedded with source + examples:dns_matching: helper function for adding cache entry + Traces external pointers in parenthesized expressions + examples:dns_matching: fixed loop break condition + Fix bcc_resolve_global_addr on shared libraries + BCC macro for the creation of LPM trie maps (#1359) + bpf_probe_read*: src argument should be const void *. + hardirqs, softirqs: Fix distribution mode units handling + Add a generic utility to check any binary availability + Fix 'test_debuginfo' from failing if a symbol has multiple aliases + nfsdist tool (#1347) + annotate program tag + add helpers to access program tag + examples: fixed http_filter example + nfsslower: trace slow NFS operations + Update after lookup in map.increment for HASH types + fix a bug introduced by previous lua-bcc build fix commit + Better check for compiler standard support + fix lua-bcc build issue with cmake try_compile + Fix segfault on incomplete types + Trace external pointers from helpers + Allow the flags to be specified in remove_xdp() + bcc-lua: --no-pie, not -no-pie + solisten, tcpconnlat, tcpretrans: Remove unnecessary bpf_probe_reads - Add the new subpackage libbpf0 - Add bcc-bsc1065593-llvm4-hack.patch to work around the llvm libraries searching issue (bsc#1065593) (Also add clang4-devel-static to BuildRequires) - Add bcc-bsc1065593-switch-to-mcjit.patch to switch from OrcJIT to MCJIT. OrcJIT actually doesn't work for bcc, and the bug was covered until we start to use the unified LLVM shared library. (bsc#1065593) - Add bcc-add-soname-to-libbpf.patch to install the shared library properly - Update the group of packages - Disable USDT for ARM and AArch64 since it's not ready.- Update to 0.3.0+git1502955391.9de830a + avoid large map memory allocation in userspace + python - set attach_xdp's default flag value to 0 + have uniform uprobe event names for python and C++ + Remove extra S_MAXSTAT array allocation in some tools + Omit include of ptrace.h for empty usdt contexts + Add clang check for -nopie option + Correct commit id for BPF_FUNC_get_socket_cookie + tools/tcptracer: add timestamp option + Since LUA_GLOBALSINDEX is obsolete from Lua 5.2, use lua_getglobal function instead. + better state default value handling + add --state to offcputime + tcptop: Filter out negative values in receive probe + tcptop: Cleanup argument parsing + Use unsigned conversion specifier for nlmsg_pid + Fix wrong netlink port id check + 1. Use more safe snprintf instead of sprintf; 2. Modify procfilename buffer length in bcc_procutils_language function. + permit multiple pids attaching to the same probe + generate proper usdt code to prevent llvm meddling with ctx->#fields + MySQL tracing without USDT (#1239) + Fix a clang memory leak + Update bpf.h and virtual_bpf.h to 4.13-rc1 + Fix trace.py for library filenames containing colons (#1252) + cc: Add open_perf_event to the C/C++ API (#1232) + memleak: expand allocator coverage (#1214) + libbpf: fix build warning on setns (#1246) + usdt: Use ProcMountNS + proc: Enhance bcc_mapping_is_file_backed + Fix bcc.lua build issue in Ubuntu 17.04 + Added helpers for BPF_PERCPU_ARRAY (#1230) + Add an option to strip leading zeros from histograms (#1226) + gethostlatency was rounding to full ms + Change clang frontend optimization level from 0 to 2 + fix cc: error: unrecognized command line option -no-pie + fix incorrect code generation in usdt- Update to 0.3.0+git1496334311.6fa3681 + Improve PerfEventArray clean up + make libbpf standalone-ready + Add support for generic XDP mode + Add option to control bcc_elf_foreach_sym behavior + Add bpf_get_first_key helper + Enable recursive scanf support for char[] as string + Fix computation of LUAJIT_INCLUDE_DIR + cc: Work around verifier error when reading USDT probe arguments + Disable non-static function calls + Added the option(USINGISYSTEM) of Cmake for controling whether using -isystem. (#1064) + softirqs: Migrate to kernel tracepoints instead of kprobes (#1091) + lua/bpf: implemented packet direct access + lua/bpf: support for NET_OFF for dissector + KVM hypercall analysis example (#1082) + cc: add support for prog table + cc: add support for array table + Add TableStorage class for wrapping bpf map tracking + funcslower: Trace slow kernel or user function calls + map.insert bcc helper to expose the BPF_NOEXIST flag (#1085) + bcc container improvements (#1051) + cc: define load_func and unload_func public + Python 3 compatibility fixes around string handling (#986) + Verify format specifiers in bpf_trace_printk in rewriter + Add build option for installing C++ examples + bpflist: Display processes with running BPF programs and maps + python: Allow module=None when resolving kernel symbols + mdflush: Add missing #include - Enable AArch64 build (FATE#322227) - Remove remove-isystem.patch since it can be controlled by the cmake option now. - Add gcc-c++ to the BuildRequires and switch to gcc/g++- Update to 0.3.0 + Added s390x support. Needs 4.10 Kernel + Restrict rewrite of unary operators to dereference operator + cmake: Explicitly mark static libraries as such + Fix bpf_dins_pkt rewrite in BinaryOperator + cc: Symbol resolution with multiple executable regions per module + cc: Fix assertion for debug builds + cc: Don't parse the same module multiple times for USDT probes + add XDP return values to python interface + python: handle null module in BPF.sym + filetop: support specifying sort column via cmdline argument + cc: Retry symbol resolution using perfmap + cc: Handle nested functions correctly when resolving symbols- Add remove-isystem.patch to unconditionally removing -isystem, looks like the gcc check is broken. - Add armv7.patch to disable __uint128_t usage which does not exist on ARMv7. - Always use clang as C compiler, note that the build system will always use clang++ ad CXX compiler if it finds it.- Update to 0.2.0+git1488325605.4d0d430 + Fix long running test_debuginfo and python3 fix + Make perf ring buffer size configurable + docs: Update eBPF features list + Improve matching of file-backed memory mappings + Fix symbol resolution by name (SymbolCache.resolve_name) + cc: Resolve symbols from external debuginfo + cc: Correctly treat PIE files as shared objects for symbols + Migrate to new symbols resolution API + Simplify BCC symbol resolution API + trace, argdist: Treat small USDT arguments correctly + Support base + index * scale addressing for USDT arguments + cc: Fix SEGV when there is no build-id section + syscount: Summarize syscall counts and latencies + u* tools: PHP support + bcc: add support for lpm trie map type + cc: Support for __data_loc tracepoint fields + Fix python2/3 incompatible percpu helpers + fix iteration over CPUs + Fixes for LLVM 4.0 and python3 + Update [virtual_]bpf.h to 4.10 + add bpf_obj_pin/bpf_obj_get to pin/get bpf objects + uobjnew: Attach uprobe only to the requested process + uflow: Trace method execution flow + ustat: Activity stats from high-level languages + ugc: Monitor GC events in high-level languages + ucalls: Summarize method calls with USDT + Example of using USDT + Add USDT support to C++ API + Improve linear histogram limit, and improve error message + add runqlen tool + docs: Update eBPF features list + Improve C++ API perf buffer polling + add support for bpf map flags + Fix bug of missing to install simple_tc.py + Add support for aarch64 + Avoid unexpected log message on BPF program load error + Add lru_hash/lru_percpu_hash to python/lua + bcc: add lru_hash and lru_percpu_hash map types - Remove the clang workaround since llvm 3.9.1 supports gcc c++11 abi tag. 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