The ram_dump.kernel_version variable is defined as a list and
incorrectly compared with tuple. This comparison always fails.
Fix it by changing ram_dump.kernel_version variable to tuple.

Change-Id: I12d4556693101fccfad795e5ea737b42e96acac7

Ram dump parser does not support unwinding the stack for NON
HLOS images. In certain cases, we get below exception when
parser tries to dump the context for NON HLOS address. Check
for NON HLOS address and return from the function without
unwinding the frame pointer.

Exception: Invalid stage 1 first- or second-level translation
descriptor: (value: 0x0 {dtype[1:0]=>0x0})
addr: (value: 0x21812010 {base[47:12]=>0x21812, offset[11:3]=>0x2})

Change-Id: I6cacec18574737d0e8261ba1f39dfe2b9b302304

ftrace_event_call structure is changed on 3.18 kernel. This
structure is used to dump formats.txt so that ftrace logs can be
parsed. Fix the parser to honor new structure format.

Change-Id: I26354a7048fe6d6180c24b95f840291d02ab2329

Add support to print all schedule stats like last_arrival, last_queued,
pcount, run_delay to a file per core. Files are sorted based on the
last_arrival.

Change-Id: If247ad393d861532872c4a31b206e8c1499de571

Add support to parse DCC captured data from crash dumps and produce
human readable result.

Change-Id: I898b404b074fc037e339bf535c27bf190619cc9d

DCC (Data Capture and Compare) is a DMA engine which is used to save
configuration data or system memory contents during catastrophic failure
or SW trigger.

This tool parses DCC captured binary dump to produce result in human
readable form.

This tool can generate output either in XML or JSON format.

Change-Id: I6670874d7dc7795a53d00c08c6daa01b1f2896a5

Ram dump parser compares RT data structure list head location
with first element in the list to determine whether list is
empty. However it never checks for cycle in the list and runs
forever in cases where cycle exists in the list. Fix this by
tracking the elements seen and break the loop when cycle is
found.

Change-Id: I971c59b81bf340eddff6c8225aebb163af20aba8

We have the full-parsed kernel version available in
RamDump.kernel_version now.  There's no need for everyone to parse the
string version individually now.  Convert existing users over.

Change-Id: I9ae182be2c638711dfd76c8949197bb86b75b2a1

`major' is a bit of a misnomer, since the variable also includes the
minor version and patch version.  Rename it to `kernel_version'.

Change-Id: Ic567131c7f12ab03c9dea2716242e9053c17372f

In 3.18 kernel there is a slight change in radix_tree_node structure.
Fix irq parser to read radix_tree_node according to kernel version.

Change-Id: Ib9e67d137994f4b7424acd2b44676dcdcdb2d0a4

Add support for detecting 8976 target and parsing the ramdumps.

Change-Id: I6d61e3fb4ff036b9a0f32be42bf1fd46e8e872e2

Add support to parse dmesg and workqueue output with 3.18 kernel

Change-Id: If31d4e7512f9da8a9f14fc6814fe57aab05d978d

Add support for detecting 8096 target and parsing the ramdumps.

Change-Id: Id4e74ad063c87f4674db59c2ea65cb21bf76d972

'irq' in 'irq_data' and 'irq_count' in 'irq_desc' are of unsigned
int (32 bit) type. Using ramdump's read_word returns 64 bit data on
64 bit target.

Fix parser to use read_int function while reading irq number.

Change-Id: I5382ea408066c2b123044a4f7612fd683da07256

The spm shadow registers are fixed and do not vary with the spm
version number. Remove the version specific lists and correct the
array list.

Change-Id: Ib3d5897f18fea36ae3d5f0094ad450ae0ab596c2

Validates redzone, padding, and poison markers for both allocated
and free objects.

Example output format:

Poison overwritten
INFO: 0xffffffc090546a30-0xffffffc090546a3f. First byte 0x0 instead of 0x6b
INFO: Object 0xffffffc090546a00 @offset=%a00 fp=0xffffffc090546f00

Bytes b4
ffffffc0905469f0: 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a 5a5a  ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Object
ffffffc090546a00: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a10: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a20: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a30: 006b 006b 600b 6b00 6b00 006b 6b00 6b00  .k.k`.k.k..kk.k.
ffffffc090546a40: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a50: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a60: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a70: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a80: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546a90: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546aa0: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546ab0: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546ac0: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b  kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
ffffffc090546ad0: 6b6b 6b6b 6b6b 6ba5                      kkkkkkk.

Change-Id: I2f784188f6f6990b1d3399d79f7ab9ef635e4835

Create a class containing the commonly used fields from kmem_cache instead
of extracting these fields from the ramdump once per slub object.

Change-Id: I56b06b15d6dd7bcc3388943b6efeb00f0216ecb4

Catch TypeError for data values to identify corruptions in timer
list

Change-Id: I7149fb31c8faacea06355417a3ceb7f531f44b0e
Signed-off-by: Monu Surana <msurana@codeaurora.org>

Integrate the IPC Logging extraction script module into
linux-ramdump-parser-v2.

Move ipc_logging.py from into the linux-ramdump-parser-v2/parsers
directory, and create a relative symbolic link in the original location.
Add a new file, ipc_logging_ramparse.py, which performs the actual
integration.

Change-Id: If0db4f82814a644094af7ebd0e4290dd145f94ac

Separate code which iterates through all slab objects from code which
is run for each object.

Change-Id: Iac799627e4d4c5f80c624a330f66218f1bfd8bc1
Signed-off-by: Patrick Daly <pdaly@codeaurora.org>

Add support to parse DBGUI register dump in debug image and generate
a txt file with DBGUI register information.

Change-Id: I7771a470a67dbe7d84144a4c9c4da1c6287fd524

The constructor currently used in ramparse.py to initialize the RamDump
object has a very long argument list. This list can be shortened by
passing the options object to the constructor, rather than enumerating
every member of the options object as a separate argument.

Pass the options object to the RamDump constructor instead of passing
each member as a separate argument.

Change-Id: I7cbf173232838dd8f9fdbdad0e2b7336ad8fc07b

It is necessary to allow the script to get included as a module by other
scripts. Currently, the logging and output directory configuration are
performed in the script's main function, and the options from parsing
the command line are not passed from function to function.

Create two new functions for the logging and output directory
configuraiton, and pass the command-line options object to each
function that uses it. This allows the options to be passed in from
other scripts.

Change-Id: Ibf34d72cd70620bcbcc00e48141a87a721b1f987

When processing a log page, the page header size depends on the size of
internal structures and pointers that can vary with machine size
(32-bit or 64-bit). This information is stored in the logging context
during automated extraction (i.e. when the "parse" command is used), but in
the "test" command only the log pages are provided, so the necessary
information is not present.

The correct page header size can be determined if the version of IPC
Logging and the architecture size (32-bit or 64-bit) are known. Store
the possible header sizes as module variables, modify the test command
to accept the IPC Logging version, and modify the script to take an
argument denoting if the logs are interpreted as 32-bit or 64-bit.
In the "test" command, select the correct header size using the IPC
Logging version and architecture size.

Change-Id: I53ccdc7982b5cfd79dfb6c36d982037b3b2a3955

When parsing IPC logs, sometimes a bogus log page header is present which
overwrites the bit used to discern whether or not the log page is version
0. This causes the script to read the version as being 1 or greater, and
the script then asserts after failing to find a log context for the page.
In general, header corruption like this may cause other issues that could
lead to the context not being found, which currently aborts the script.

Modify the script to continue parsing the logs as logs of an unknown
version in this case. If the header is valid, the proper version will be
parsed from it, allowing parsing to continue normally.

Change-Id: I02ae617980f817705224b7b02926a9f576dd88e6

Add support for detecting 8952 target and parsing the ramdumps.

Change-Id: Ic7d41826325e38ad58791f0710e82cd7bbb0c325