ndk_cruft.cpp revision bc2e88a85d5fd3e59c041a667283378c1503a16c
1ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski/*
2ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski * Copyright (C) 2013 The Android Open Source Project
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276cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski */
286cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski
296cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski// This file perpetuates the mistakes of the past.
306cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski
316cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <ctype.h>
326cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <dirent.h>
336cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <errno.h>
346cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <inttypes.h>
356cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <pthread.h>
366cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <signal.h>
376cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <stdio.h>
386cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <stdlib.h>
396cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <string.h>
406cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <sys/resource.h>
416cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#include <sys/syscall.h>
42ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include <sys/time.h>
43ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include <sys/types.h>
44467f171315f9c2037fcd3eb5edcfabc40671bf7bAdam Lesinski#include <sys/wait.h>
45ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include <unistd.h>
46ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include <wchar.h>
47ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
48ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include "private/libc_logging.h"
49ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
50ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskiextern "C" {
51ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
526cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski// Brillo and LP64 don't need to support any legacy cruft.
536cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski#if !defined(__BRILLO__) && !defined(__LP64__)
54ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
55b274e35abfbbd09e0fce983a215c11522c56cce2Adam Lesinski// These were accidentally declared in <unistd.h> because we stupidly used to inline
56b274e35abfbbd09e0fce983a215c11522c56cce2Adam Lesinski// getpagesize() and __getpageshift(). Needed for backwards compatibility with old NDK apps.
57b274e35abfbbd09e0fce983a215c11522c56cce2Adam Lesinskiunsigned int __page_size = PAGE_SIZE;
58ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskiunsigned int __page_shift = 12;
59ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
60ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski// TODO: remove this backward compatibility hack (for jb-mr1 strace binaries).
61ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskipid_t __wait4(pid_t pid, int* status, int options, struct rusage* rusage) {
62ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  return wait4(pid, status, options, rusage);
63ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
64ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
65ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski// TODO: does anything still need this?
66ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskiint __open() {
67ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  abort();
68ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
69ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
70ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski// TODO: does anything still need this?
71ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskivoid** __get_tls() {
72ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski#include "private/__get_tls.h"
73ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  return __get_tls();
74ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
75ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
76ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski// This non-standard function was in our <string.h> for some reason.
77ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskivoid memswap(void* m1, void* m2, size_t n) {
78ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  char* p = reinterpret_cast<char*>(m1);
79ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  char* p_end = p + n;
80ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  char* q = reinterpret_cast<char*>(m2);
81ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  while (p < p_end) {
82ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    char tmp = *p;
83ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    *p = *q;
84ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    *q = tmp;
85ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    p++;
86ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    q++;
87ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  }
88ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
89ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
90ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskiint pthread_attr_setstackaddr(pthread_attr_t*, void*) {
91467f171315f9c2037fcd3eb5edcfabc40671bf7bAdam Lesinski  // This was removed from POSIX.1-2008, and is not implemented on bionic.
92ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  // Needed for ABI compatibility with the NDK.
93ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  return ENOSYS;
94ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
95ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
96ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinskiint pthread_attr_getstackaddr(const pthread_attr_t* attr, void** stack_addr) {
97ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  // This was removed from POSIX.1-2008.
98ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  // Needed for ABI compatibility with the NDK.
99ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  *stack_addr = (char*)attr->stack_base + attr->stack_size;
100ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  return 0;
101ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
102ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
103ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski// Non-standard cruft that should only ever have been in system/core/toolbox.
1046cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinskichar* strtotimeval(const char* str, struct timeval* ts) {
1056cbfb1de493e42d937158ed57495c9656864ccbaAdam Lesinski  char* s;
106ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  ts->tv_sec = strtoumax(str, &s, 10);
107803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski
108ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  long fractional_seconds = 0;
109ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  if (*s == '.') {
110ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    s++;
111ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    int count = 0;
112803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski
113ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    // Read up to 6 digits (microseconds).
114803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski    while (*s && isdigit(*s)) {
115803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski      if (++count < 7) {
116803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski        fractional_seconds = fractional_seconds*10 + (*s - '0');
117ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski      }
118ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski      s++;
119ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski    }
120ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
121803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski    for (; count < 6; count++) {
122803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski      fractional_seconds *= 10;
123803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski    }
124ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  }
125803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski
126ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  ts->tv_usec = fractional_seconds;
127ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  return s;
128ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski}
129ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
130b274e35abfbbd09e0fce983a215c11522c56cce2Adam Lesinskistatic inline int digitval(int ch) {
131803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski  unsigned d;
132803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski
133803c7c807969bea1f1c50f348832f5b60ad05d8eAdam Lesinski  d = (unsigned)(ch - '0');
134ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  if (d < 10) return (int)d;
135ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski
136ca5638fd85098c3d0a699492751043545f75553aAdam Lesinski  d = (unsigned)(ch - 'a');
137  if (d < 6) return (int)(d+10);
138
139  d = (unsigned)(ch - 'A');
140  if (d < 6) return (int)(d+10);
141
142  return -1;
143}
144
145// This non-standard function was in our <inttypes.h> for some reason.
146uintmax_t strntoumax(const char *nptr, char **endptr, int base, size_t n) {
147  const unsigned char*  p   = (const unsigned char *)nptr;
148  const unsigned char*  end = p + n;
149  int                   minus = 0;
150  uintmax_t             v = 0;
151  int                   d;
152
153  while (p < end && isspace(*p)) {
154    p++;
155  }
156
157  if (p < end) {
158    char c = p[0];
159    if (c == '-' || c == '+') {
160      minus = (c == '-');
161      p++;
162    }
163  }
164
165  if (base == 0) {
166    if (p+2 < end && p[0] == '0' && (p[1] == 'x' || p[1] == 'X')) {
167      p += 2;
168      base = 16;
169    } else if (p+1 < end && p[0] == '0') {
170      p   += 1;
171      base = 8;
172    } else {
173      base = 10;
174    }
175  } else if (base == 16) {
176    if (p+2 < end && p[0] == '0' && (p[1] == 'x' || p[1] == 'X')) {
177      p += 2;
178    }
179  }
180
181  while (p < end && (d = digitval(*p)) >= 0 && d < base) {
182    v = v*base + d;
183    p += 1;
184  }
185
186  if (endptr) {
187    *endptr = (char*) p;
188  }
189
190  return minus ? -v : v;
191}
192
193// This non-standard function was in our <inttypes.h> for some reason.
194intmax_t strntoimax(const char* nptr, char** endptr, int base, size_t n) {
195  return (intmax_t) strntoumax(nptr, endptr, base, n);
196}
197
198// POSIX calls this dprintf, but LP32 Android had fdprintf instead.
199int fdprintf(int fd, const char* fmt, ...) {
200  va_list ap;
201  va_start(ap, fmt);
202  int rc = vdprintf(fd, fmt, ap);
203  va_end(ap);
204  return rc;
205}
206
207// POSIX calls this vdprintf, but LP32 Android had fdprintf instead.
208int vfdprintf(int fd, const char* fmt, va_list ap) {
209  return vdprintf(fd, fmt, ap);
210}
211
212#define __futex_wake __real_futex_wake
213#define __futex_wait __real_futex_wait
214#include "private/bionic_futex.h"
215#undef __futex_wake
216#undef __futex_wait
217
218// This used to be in <sys/atomics.h>.
219int __futex_wake(volatile void* ftx, int count) {
220  return __real_futex_wake(ftx, count);
221}
222
223// This used to be in <sys/atomics.h>.
224int __futex_wait(volatile void* ftx, int value, const struct timespec* timeout) {
225  return __real_futex_wait(ftx, value, timeout);
226}
227
228// Unity's libmono uses this.
229int tkill(pid_t tid, int sig) {
230  return syscall(__NR_tkill, tid, sig);
231}
232
233// This was removed from POSIX 2008.
234wchar_t* wcswcs(wchar_t* haystack, wchar_t* needle) {
235  return wcsstr(haystack, needle);
236}
237
238// This was removed from POSIX 2008.
239sighandler_t bsd_signal(int signum, sighandler_t handler) {
240  return signal(signum, handler);
241}
242
243#if !defined(__i386__)
244// This was removed from POSIX 2008.
245#undef bcopy
246void bcopy(const void* src, void* dst, size_t n) {
247  memmove(dst, src, n);
248}
249#else
250// x86 has an assembler implementation.
251#endif
252
253// sysv_signal() was never in POSIX.
254extern "C++" sighandler_t _signal(int signum, sighandler_t handler, int flags);
255sighandler_t sysv_signal(int signum, sighandler_t handler) {
256  return _signal(signum, handler, SA_RESETHAND);
257}
258
259// This is a system call that was never in POSIX. Use readdir(3) instead.
260int __getdents64(unsigned int, dirent*, unsigned int);
261int getdents(unsigned int fd, dirent* dirp, unsigned int count) {
262  return __getdents64(fd, dirp, count);
263}
264
265// This is a BSDism that we never implemented correctly. Used by Firefox.
266int issetugid() {
267  return 0;
268}
269
270// This was removed from POSIX 2004.
271pid_t wait3(int* status, int options, struct rusage* rusage) {
272  return wait4(-1, status, options, rusage);
273}
274
275// This was removed from POSIX 2004.
276int getdtablesize() {
277  struct rlimit r;
278
279  if (getrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE, &r) < 0) {
280    return sysconf(_SC_OPEN_MAX);
281  }
282
283  return r.rlim_cur;
284}
285
286// A leaked BSD stdio implementation detail that's now a no-op.
287void __sinit() {}
288int __sdidinit = 1;
289
290// Only used by ftime, which was removed from POSIX 2008.
291struct timeb {
292  time_t          time;
293  unsigned short  millitm;
294  short           timezone;
295  short           dstflag;
296};
297
298// This was removed from POSIX 2008.
299int ftime(struct timeb* tb) {
300  struct timeval  tv;
301  struct timezone tz;
302
303  if (gettimeofday(&tv, &tz) < 0)
304    return -1;
305
306  tb->time    = tv.tv_sec;
307  tb->millitm = (tv.tv_usec + 500) / 1000;
308
309  if (tb->millitm == 1000) {
310    ++tb->time;
311    tb->millitm = 0;
312  }
313
314  tb->timezone = tz.tz_minuteswest;
315  tb->dstflag  = tz.tz_dsttime;
316
317  return 0;
318}
319
320// This was removed from POSIX 2008.
321char* index(const char* str, int ch) {
322  return strchr(str, ch);
323}
324
325// This was removed from BSD.
326void arc4random_stir(void) {
327  // The current implementation stirs itself as needed.
328}
329
330// This was removed from BSD.
331void arc4random_addrandom(unsigned char*, int) {
332  // The current implementation adds randomness as needed.
333}
334
335// Old versions of the NDK did not export malloc_usable_size, but did
336// export dlmalloc_usable_size. We are moving away from dlmalloc in L
337// so make this call malloc_usable_size.
338size_t dlmalloc_usable_size(void* ptr) {
339  return malloc_usable_size(ptr);
340}
341
342// In L we added a public pthread_gettid_np, but some apps were using the private API.
343pid_t __pthread_gettid(pthread_t t) {
344  return pthread_gettid_np(t);
345}
346
347// Older versions of apportable used dlmalloc directly instead of malloc,
348// so export this compatibility shim that simply calls malloc.
349void* dlmalloc(size_t size) {
350  return malloc(size);
351}
352
353#define __get_thread __real_get_thread
354#include "pthread_internal.h"
355#undef __get_thread
356// Various third-party apps contain a backport of our pthread_rwlock implementation that uses this.
357pthread_internal_t* __get_thread() {
358  return __real_get_thread();
359}
360
361// This one exists only for the LP32 NDK and is not present anywhere else.
362extern long __set_errno_internal(int);
363long __set_errno(int n) {
364  return __set_errno_internal(n);
365}
366
367// This was never implemented in bionic, only needed for ABI compatibility with the NDK.
368// In the M time frame, over 1000 apps have a reference to this!
369void endpwent() { }
370
371// Since dlmalloc_inspect_all and dlmalloc_trim are exported for systems
372// that use dlmalloc, be consistent and export them everywhere.
373#if defined(USE_JEMALLOC)
374void dlmalloc_inspect_all(void (*)(void*, void*, size_t, void*), void*) {
375}
376int dlmalloc_trim(size_t) {
377    return 0;
378}
379#else
380void dlmalloc_inspect_all_real(void (*)(void*, void*, size_t, void*), void*);
381void dlmalloc_inspect_all(void (*handler)(void*, void*, size_t, void*), void* arg) {
382  dlmalloc_inspect_all_real(handler, arg);
383}
384int dlmalloc_trim_real(size_t);
385int dlmalloc_trim(size_t pad) {
386  return dlmalloc_trim_real(pad);
387}
388#endif
389
390#endif // !defined(__BRILLO__) && !defined (__LP64__)
391
392} // extern "C"
393