-page structures have a field for debug flags
-These flags are useful to determine if a page is poisoned
-get debug_flags value from page structure
-page is poisoned if value is 1

Change-Id: Ieeec9ca437b3ea5e20dc0c93150a60cd99e47535

The sizes of pointers are now different for arm64. Update the few
places where we should read a pointer size vs. regular int.

Change-Id: Ib768a73ead973566ce6e7a86bcb8ace32a93b0d5

Like all the other parsers, slabinfo parsing needs an update.
Fix it up.

Change-Id: Ic2e3df215c417e14e7d245efc78d2dad0d8f77b3

Many of the mm functions need minor tweaks to work with arm64:
- reading 32-bit ints instead of 64-bit words
- using proper page offsets
- vmemmap instead of sparsemem

Update these functions.

Change-Id: I407fdf84c64dbfed870a95fd439bef28598714cb

The pagetracking and debug image parsers currently print out some
miscellaneous stuff (probably residue from debugging during the
development of those parsers). These are the only raw print statements
in the code. Remove them to avoid polluting other output (like the
individual parser timing indicators).

Change-Id: I6dc2359e5bb7d4520f26a7bcb7196b82a4ffdb69

T32 is a powerful tool which has some advanced features for remote
access and the like. Add a few T32 options to t32_config.t32 to
let this work.

Change-Id: I158e16208b679689e677f1025efe964e89a8bfd6

Not all targets run with CONFIG_FAIR_GROUP_SCHED. Adjust the
runqueue parsing to support this.

Change-Id: Ia46826a2d6dd354d1b1f475e6b51c5a9631a39fb

--check-for-panic works by scanning the stacks of each task and finding
a pc that matches 'panic'. arm64 and arm have different stack disciplines
so the scanning code needs to account for this. Update this to work
with both arm and arm64.

Change-Id: I65f05156c51c117713a6dd0e87ca71fd09e17568

Pass absolute paths for creating workspace and parsing trace data
binary using QTF interface. Otherwise os.path python library would
search for files only in current directory and if current directory is
not out directory, the logic would fail.

Change-Id: I91031def7fd0d098f5e80bea755a8fad927c2367

Fix the t32 tool path for 8939 and 8936, and fix the cpu type in
startup script.

Change-Id: Ia1b7af9f80f2fb46a2b3c964630aecfe8b82e80a

Add support to collect ftrace formats file and parse trace data
using QTF tool.

Change-Id: I6bd7dda1a39a60f714549dd22fabf11db00020e1

Add support for detecting 8936 target and parsing the ramdumps.

Change-Id: Icf230c338312a63bf5b45b563c2dff44a3fd54b5

The work queue function never had the correct support for 64-bit.
Add it.

Change-Id: I3d4ca5d7bb920eda0916a94b3b54bd15583f16ce

Current cpu context dump structure has variable number of reserved
elements for 32 and 64 bit dumps. Modify the parser to not dump the
entire cpu context structure but only relevant registers.

Change-Id: I615d2b7097ba35b1af2431caf70645cd6c4e5daa

DDRCompare currently performs these tasks:
* Checks the magic values of all the statically initialized locks
* Scans the doubly linked list of the task list to find corruptions

Change-Id: Ie4904c2434f073d5711bb439029ffec35919846e

Add support for new shared memory address on target msm8939.

Change-Id: Ib1df74561bfbfbcc97a3b5154b1680d926c168fc

Add support for t32 mmu config for 8994 since it is different
from 8916/8939.

Change-Id: I2e666f50d34187ae259e35e4b941669c984132aa

Fix the cpu values for 8916, 8939 and 8994 so that the cpu_type
used while creating the t32_startup_script.cmm is correct.

Change-Id: Ib43aebebde5492a3aa6cbf39467ccae8a94a5fe7

The frame pointer is needed for unwinding when not using lookup tables.
Make sure the frame pointer is passed in for the watchdog_v2 which
is used by arm64 which does not have unwinding tables.

Change-Id: If281a6fb398d1be30451374279605cfa5033306e

Add autodump parsing support for DDR sizes greater than 2GB.

Change-Id: I9b008d08612f08fdbc9ec486e08fc6b00e7d3357

Use the correct link register to display cpu context dump for
64 bit.

Change-Id: Ic5d443bf568bdf9a9116bb061650e2d9bfda0d9c

rtb_data_offset doesn't exist anymore but it was still being passed to a
function (that did nothing with it). Remove it.

Change-Id: I4f3b03ce16fdb43b608b24ed8c61b7497d6f3867

Add parsing support for L2 indirect accesses and IRQ logging.

Change-Id: I029fbc43077813234a0c3d7436bc9b7d165c39d6

Add support for detecting 8939 target and parsing the ramdumps.

Change-Id: If96baa1759dbd450fef3a0db1be0ff5e4fb9654a

Some binaries may be compiled with a different page offset. Add
an option to allow the page offset to be adjusted properly.

Change-Id: I50cf0241f8a52aa0f9cd070da827775b5cb4764c

Add support to detect socinfo id correctly for different memory
maps of 8916.

Change-Id: Ic2d83288539e58bcaae1541f57d633a4ba66f169

Add new entries to client dump data id table to take into
account additional clients registering for v2 memory dump.

Change-Id: Ic6d155b2270c3659f5c7337b25c980c28562490c

Add support for detecting 8994 target and parsing the ramdumps

Change-Id: I8a5c039b4fd3a7552c44766f1a459024146cd0e4

Commit 4eb3aa20
(linux-ramdump-parser-v2: Update RTB for 64-bit) added support for
64-bit RTB parsing but broke backwards compatibility for old branches
that don't have the 64-bit changes. Update the parser to support
both old and new formats.

Change-Id: I6b9d834e1073d97dd3ffe43c1cc1f753d40e91b8

Some parsers may need to use the out file for their output. Currently,
when writing to stdout, we have 'None' as a parser which blows up
with dmesg parsing:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "ramparse.py", line 318, in <module>
    p.cls(dump).parse()
File "dmesg.py", line 20, in parse
    dmesglib.DmesgLib(self.ramdump, print_out.out_file).extract_dmesg()
File "dmesglib.py", line 79, in extract_dmesg
    self.extract_dmesg_binary()
File "dmesglib.py", line 72, in extract_dmesg_binary
    self.outfile.write(f)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'write'

Make a default file of sys.stdout to do something reasonable when writing
to stdout. --stdout is mostly a debugging feature.

Change-Id: I8af80e1e6d79c4ef6660a536df02d26c28089760

The arm32 version of stack unwinding was missing a function. Add it
back.

Change-Id: I46f769938601867fd7d331e01b200071630696af

If a zillion billion differences are found in the RO area, just print to
the log once to notify the operator of that fact, instead of printing a
zillion billion times.

Change-Id: Ie61afe5b8bd2cb207f594b8ee46ebac1af95a08a

Sometimes it's useful to force a flush of the global outfile. Provide a
method to do so and use it in the main parser loop.

Change-Id: I18e9a07345c852d498b131b442df5a0c95bbcf98

It can be useful to know which parser is currently running and
how long each parser takes to run. Add some progress status
reporting to this end.

Change-Id: Ifc063feb4769fee02f0622d7a2c5ddf176ae00dc

msm_rtb_state.step_size should be either 1 or num_cpus(). If it's
greater than num_cpus() error out.

Change-Id: Id67c2e767ff78dc52a9facd2e255efc23df616f8

Currently the registered parsers can be run in basically any order. It
would be slightly messy to run them in the order the user specified on
the command line, so just run them alphabetically for now.

This is needed to do regression testing on the LRDP (diff'ing output of
the same dumps with different LRDP code).

Change-Id: Ib63c9b5fecaf1170df0e9e121980fcd0e4f35623

A debug print statement snuck through at some point. Remove it.

Change-Id: Ifca4f54c1b65deaa06295be5422bd211be5405b0

To generate proper simulator launching scripts, the TTBR needs
to be set in the MMU object. This was missing for LPAE page tables.
Set it.

Change-Id: I236df9db59290e4fe90c1959a9a92b51622c821e

For reasons ranging from mangled dumps to bugs in code, the parser may
generate exceptions while parsing. Rather than terminate the entire
script, handle exceptions in a more graceful fashion.

Change-Id: I883ee9c0910802b00c797380af5b21e00990dce8

arm64 needs different parameters to read ramdumps. Update the script.

Change-Id: I33a79d5f98a0fdc271fa769ccd40aad495c677af