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It's difficult to automatically detect calling an invalid, non-NULL
pointer when getting a stack trace. This manually recreates what we do
for calls to NULL since commit
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| cgroup.py | ||
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| find_struct_file.py | ||
| fs_inodes.py | ||
| kcore_list.py | ||
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| lsmod.py | ||
| mount.py | ||
| platform_drivers.py | ||
| ps.py | ||
| ptdrgn.py | ||
| README.rst | ||
| stack_trace_call_fault.py | ||
| tcp_sock.py | ||
| vmmap.py | ||
| vmstat.py | ||
Community-Contributed Content ============================= This directory contains drgn scripts, libraries, and notes that have been contributed by the community but aren't considered a part of drgn proper. Code in this directory is not tested and not necessarily up to the rest of the project's standards. This is intended as a central location to share drgn ideas with a low barrier to entry. If you have time to polish your code, consider submitting it as a proper helper or tool. If not, feel free to dump it here. Someone else might find it useful as a starting point for their own investigation. It could even be adapted into a helper or tool later. Contributing to ``contrib`` --------------------------- The bar for contributing to ``contrib`` is intentionally low. Code submitted here can be rough and will be only lightly reviewed. The only hard requirements are: * It must be relevant to drgn. * All files must have a comment or docstring at the top describing what they are. This can be short. There are also some boring legal requirements: * All files must have a copyright notice. * All files must be licensed under the LGPLv2.1+ (using ``SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1-or-later``). * All commits must have a ``Signed-off-by`` trailer. See `Signing Off <../CONTRIBUTING.rst#signing-off>`_. We may choose to edit, reorganize, or drop parts your contribution. If in doubt, go ahead and open a pull request, and we'll decide what to do with it.