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From eyeballing the output of
for i in `./toybox | tr " " "\n"` ; do ./toybox $i --help ; done | \
grep '^-' | grep -v "\t"
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(Fixed one declaration not at start of a block.)
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This is enough to cover the use cases of the Android users I know of.
Bug: http://b/115644518
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* A number of logic and style fixes
* No longer changes toys.optargs and toys.optc
* Now supports ( ) ! -a -o
* Supports POSIX special cases for low argument count
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modprobe was failing if you `modprobe a.ko`, then `modprobe b.ko` where b.ko
depends on a.ko --- b.ko will fail to load because a.ko is already loaded.
The code to handle this was incorrectly checking `rc` rather than `errno`
against EEXIST.
(We should pull the insmod.c equivalent of `ins_mod` out into lib/
and reuse it in modprobe.c, but I didn't want to get bogged down.)
Bug: https://issuetracker.google.com/112069618
Reported-by: Wen Xie <xiewen3@motorola.com>
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The problem with testing changes on my desktop is that they won't always
compile when I try to sync AOSP...
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(My apologies for mixing these two unrelated changes up.)
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Traditional "ping flood" would be "ping -fi0 -c0" but we require root for -i<.2
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Patches were submitted upstream to fix it at
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9847017/ and
http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1710.3/04715.html to no effect.
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Reuse create_uuid, but make it match the current RFC.
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Optionally, accept and acknowledge OACK from server after sending original RRQ, if the server implements RFC2347 and responds first with an OACK before sending DATA packets.
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to touch it in the meantime, so no point having it in pending.
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Inline #define bcg TT (from generated/globals.h)
Inline BC_FLAG with FLAG_ values from generated/flags.h.
Replace BC_MAX() and BC_MIN() with maxof() and minof() from
Inline BC_INVALID_IDX (it's used twice and doesn't need a typecast).
Inline bc_func_insertParam() and bc_func_insertAuto() (each is used once).
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Coding style: declarations go at the start of blocks.
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stuff syslog.h does into lib.c and portability.h
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Implement -c, fix endless loop when illegal char happens with
!outleft (don't need to check errno, just in == toybuf), refill
buffer each time (less efficient handling of illegal chars but never
have to worry about how long constitutes a valid sequence in unknown
encoding).
Fix input longer than 2k (memmove() has src/dest switched, second time through
loop in starts at offset inleft...) Made it start at beginning every time.
Switch iconv_open() error msg to show to/from and errno (rather than
hardwired english text).
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A very simple implementation of fmt, good enough for my daily use of !!fmt
in vi to reflow checkin comments like this.
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collapse flag arrays to fewer lines, factor out xtcgetattr(),
strip curly brackets around single lines, don't have a separate error
message for tcsetattr() return code if more thorough check is on next line,
take advantage of O_RDONLY being zero, document -F.
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Top bits count too!
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Full POSIX stty with Linux extensions. Output and behavior match coreutils
8.26 as far as I can tell. For some reason busybox 1.22 stty always
shows all the special characters, even when they match "sane". I've
matched coreutils, since "shows differences from sane" is easy to describe
and obviously useful.
Flags in the various arrays are not in the order they're introduced in
POSIX or in the Linux header file: they're in the order that they're
output by coreutils' stty.
The -g output matches coreutils and busybox.
I implemented iuclc, xcase, and olcuc even though they've been removed
from POSIX because the others implement them, and "man stty" defines "raw"
and "sane" in terms of them (where POSIX doesn't define "sane" in any
useful sense).
This builds fine against glibc 2.24, and as far as I can tell all the
constants used were in Linux 2.6 so I'm assuming that there shouldn't
be any #ifdef nonsense needed for any reasonable vintage of C library.
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