op_file.c File Reference

#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <fnmatch.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include "op_file.h"
#include "op_libiberty.h"

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Defines
#define	NO_MATCH 0
#define	MATCH 1
Functions
int	op_file_readable (char const *file)
time_t	op_get_mtime (char const *file)
int	create_dir (char const *dir)
int	create_path (char const *path)
static int	is_dot_or_dotdot (char const *name)
static char *	make_pathname_from_dirent (char const basedir, struct dirent ent, struct stat *st_buf)
int	get_matching_pathnames (void name_list, get_pathname_callback getpathname, char const base_dir, char const *filter, enum recursion_type recursion)

Detailed Description

Useful file management helpers

Remarks:: Copyright 2002 OProfile authors; Read the file COPYING

Author:: John Levon; Philippe Elie

Definition in file op_file.c.

Define Documentation

#define MATCH 1

Referenced by get_matching_pathnames().

#define NO_MATCH 0

Referenced by get_matching_pathnames().

Function Documentation

int create_dir ( char const * dir )

create_dir - create a directory

Parameters:

dir

the directory name to create

Returns 0 on success.

Definition at line 44 of file op_file.c.

Referenced by check_and_create_config_dir(), and create_path().

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int create_path ( char const * path )

create_path - create a path

Parameters:

path

the path to create

create directory for each dir components in path the last path component is not considered as a directory but as a filename

Returns 0 on success.

Definition at line 57 of file op_file.c.

References create_dir().

Referenced by opd_open_24_sample_file(), opd_open_sample_file(), and operf_open_sample_file().

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int get_matching_pathnames	(	void *	name_list,
		get_pathname_callback	,
		char const *	base_dir,
		char const *	filter,
		enum recursion_type	recursion
	)

Parameters:

	name_list	where to store result
	get_pathname_callback	client-provided callback function
	base_dir	directory from where lookup starts
	filter	a pathname filter
	recursion	recursion_type -- see above enum and following description: NO_RECURSION: Find matching files from passed base_dir and call get_pathname_callback to add entry to name_list to be returned. MATCH_ANY_ENTRY_RECURSION: Starting at base_dir, for each entry in the dir that matches the filter: if entry is of type 'dir', recurse; else call get_pathname_callback to add entry to name_list to be returned. MATCH_DIR_ONLY_RECURSION: Starting at base_dir, if an entry in the dir is of type 'dir' and its complete pathname contains a match to the filter, call get_pathname_callback to add entry to name_list to be returned; else recurse.

Returns 0 on success.

Return a list of pathnames under base_dir, filtered by filter and optionally looking in sub-directory. See description above of the recursion_type parameter for more details. NOTE: For C clients: Your implementation of the get_pathname_callback function will probably dynamically allocate storage for elements added to name_list. If so, remember to free that memory when it's no longer needed.

Definition at line 115 of file op_file.c.

References get_matching_pathnames(), is_dot_or_dotdot(), make_pathname_from_dirent(), MATCH, MATCH_ANY_ENTRY_RECURSION, MATCH_DIR_ONLY_RECURSION, NO_MATCH, and NO_RECURSION.

Referenced by create_file_list(), get_matching_pathnames(), and op_process_jit_dumpfiles().

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