On Tue, Nov 05, 2013 at 01:49:43PM -0800, Evgeniy Stepanov wrote:
> This way we can't test kernel interfaces that are not used in glibc,
> like linux aio.
So you just test what you can test. Why do you need to intercept kernel
aio when hardly anything uses it? Also, what is the reason why say
stat* interceptors couldn't just use the glibc stat* (using dlsym
obtained pointers) and just do some work before and/or after)?
> Most of our team is travelling, and we won't be able to submit a
> proper fix until next week. Is this blocking anyone? Are you OK with
> disabling broken parts with #ifdefs for now? Most of this is used in
> the interceptors, and they can be disabled on an individual basis.
Bootstrap failures are certainly blocking lots of people, so if you could
disable known problematic parts with #ifdefs for now and resolve later, it
would be great.
Jakub
