signal9:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching PTRACE_LWP_CREATE breakpoint
signal10:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching PTRACE_LWP_EXIT breakpoint
Both tests are broken and linked with PR kern/51918.
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signal8:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching PTRACE_VFORK_DONE breakpoint
This test is marked as broken and linked with PR kern/51918.
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will always succeed as we hold the last reference and prevent further
references. On layered file systems waiting for the lock would open a can of
deadlocks as the lower vnodes may have other active references.
signal6:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching PTRACE_FORK breakpoint
signal7:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching PTRACE_VFORK breakpoint
signal6 fails due to PR kern/51918
signal6 fails due to PR kern/51918 and PR kern/51630
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signal5:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching exec() breakpoint
signal5 is failing and linked with PR kern/51918
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signal4:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching single step trap
signal4 is marked as failing and referenced with PR kern/51918.
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signal2:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee stops tracer from
catching this raised signal
signal3:
Verify that masking SIGTRAP in tracee does not stop tracer from
catching software breakpoints
signal3 is marked as failing and refrenced with PR kern/51918
Currently signal3 requires code for other architectures than x86_64
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Drop:
- add ATF tests for PIOD_READ_AUXV
Add new entry:
- research what happens when a tracee masks signals (including SIGTRAP)
and a breakpoint is triggered
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Use howmany(depth, NBBY) instead of (depth >> 3), so that 15 bits maps
to 2 bytes instead of 1.
While here, in a nearly-identical change, don't hard-code 8BPP into the
CyberPro blitter.