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# unix makefile for crashme program.
CCFLAGS=-DPRNG_MT $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) $(CPPFLAGS)
DIST_VERSION=2.8.5
all: crashme pddet
# make "CFLAGS=-Wall -DPRNG_MT -g"xo CC=gcc
crashme: crashme.o vnsq.o mt19937ar.o
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -o crashme crashme.o vnsq.o mt19937ar.o
crashme.o: crashme.c
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c crashme.c
pddet: pddet.o
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -o pddet pddet.o
pddet.o: pddet.c
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c pddet.c
vnsq.o: vnsq.c
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c vnsq.c
mt19937ar.o: mt19937ar.c
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -c mt19937ar.c
showdefs:
$(CC) -dM -E - < /dev/null
clean:
-rm crashme pddet *.o core crashme.zip \
crashme.tgz crashme_i386.zip *.plg *.ncb *.opt
-rm -rf release debug test-dist-tgz crashme-$(DIST_VERSION)
# create for dist for people without nroff
crashme.txt: crashme.man
nroff -man crashme.man | col -bx > crashme.txt
pddet.txt: pddet.man
nroff -man pddet.man | col -bx > pddet.txt
DIST_FILES = crashme.man crashme.c crashme.html \
crashme.vms-opt descrip.mms makefile \
pddet.c crashme.txt mt19937ar.h vnsq.h \
vnsq.c mt19937ar.c pddet.man pddet.txt
# These files were in the distribution.
# but they got lost and it isn't clear
# crashme.dsw crashme.dsp pddet.dsp
crashme.zip: $(DIST_FILES)
zip -D -j crashme.zip $(DIST_FILES)
crashme.tgz: $(DIST_FILES)
tar cvf - $(DIST_FILES) | gzip -v > crashme.tgz
check:
#nsgmls -s crashme.html
xmllint --noout crashme.html
xmllint --noout downloads.html
TAGS_SRC=$(DIST_FILES) downloads.html
TAGS: $(TAGS_SRC)
etags $(TAGS_SRC)
dist: crashme.zip crashme.tgz
dist-version: crashme-$(DIST_VERSION).tgz
crashme-$(DIST_VERSION).tgz: $(DIST_FILES)
rm -rf crashme-$(DIST_VERSION)
mkdir crashme-$(DIST_VERSION)
cp -a $(DIST_FILES) crashme-$(DIST_VERSION)
tar cvfz crashme-$(DIST_VERSION).tgz crashme-$(DIST_VERSION)
#crashme_i386.zip
CRASHME_I386=release/crashme.exe release/pddet.exe
crashme_i386.zip: $(DIST_FILES) $(CRASHME_I386)
zip -D -j crashme_i386.zip $(DIST_FILES) $(CRASHME_I386)
test-dist: crashme.tgz
(rm -rf test-dist-tgz;\
mkdir test-dist-tgz;\
cd test-dist-tgz;\
tar xvfz ../crashme.tgz;\
make all dist ptest1 ptest7)
test-dist-version: dist-version
(cd crashme-$(DIST_VERSION);\
make all dist ptest1 ptest7)
####
LOG_DIR=logs
# This directory is in Apple Mac Darwin.
# It will fill up with junk and probably really
# slow down things unless you turn off crash reporting
# for crashme.
LOG_DIR2=$$HOME/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports
showcrashlogs:
ls $(LOG_DIR)
if [ -d $(LOG_DIR2) ]; then ls $(LOG_DIR2); fi
ptest1:
./pddet
ptest2:
./crashme 100 666 100
ptest3:
./crashme 100 667 100
ptest4:
mkdir -p $(LOG_DIR)
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=RAND;export CRASHPRNG;CRASHLOG=$(LOG_DIR)/crashme-ptest4.log;export CRASHLOG;./crashme 100 666 100"
ptest5:
./crashme -100 666 100
ptest6:
@echo This tests alarm clock
@echo you can also use control-C
./crashme 0 666 3
ptest7:
./crashme +256 666 10 3
ptest8:
./crashme +256 666 10 3 4
ptest9:
./crashme +256 666 100 3 4
ptest10:
./crashme +4096 666 100 00:00:05 4
ptest11:
./crashme +4096 666 250 00:03:00 4
# here are some tests taken from the BAT files done for windows.
test1: test1a test1b test1c
test1a:
mkdir -p $(LOG_DIR)
./pddet -examine 16
./pddet -examine 16 > $(LOG_DIR)/pddet.log
test1b:
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=MT;export CRASHPRNG;./crashme -64 666 5 -15 3" > $(LOG_DIR)/crashme-prng_mt.log
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=RAND;export CRASHPRNG;./crashme -64 666 5 -15 3" > $(LOG_DIR)/crashme-prng_rand.log
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=VNSQ;export CRASHPRNG;./crashme -64 666 5 -15 3" > $(LOG_DIR)/crashme-prng_vnsq.log
test1c: test1ca test1cb test1cc
test1ca:
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=MT;export CRASHPRNG;CRASHLOG=$(LOG_DIR)/crashme-test1-mt.log;export CRASHLOG;./crashme 8192 666 100 00:00:30 3"
test1cb:
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=RAND;export CRASHPRNG;CRASHLOG=$(LOG_DIR)/crashme-test1-rand.log;export CRASHLOG;./crashme 8192 666 100 00:00:30 3"
test1cc:
sh -c "CRASHPRNG=VNSQ;export CRASHPRNG;CRASHLOG=$(LOG_DIR)/crashme-test1-vnsq.log;export CRASHLOG;./crashme 8192 666 100 00:00:30 3"
test-mt19937ar: mt19937ar_main
./mt19937ar_main
mt19937ar_main: mt19937ar.c
$(CC) $(CCFLAGS) -DMT19937AR_MAIN -o mt19937ar_main mt19937ar.c
### Use these targets to disable all crash report generation,
### otherwise large amounts of system resources could be consumed.
### These targets are for Apple Mac.
report-crash-stop:
-launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.ReportCrash.plist
-sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.ReportCrash.Root.plist
report-crash-start:
-launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.ReportCrash.plist
-sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.ReportCrash.Root.plist
### These commands work in some linux environments.
### An alternative would configuration of ~/.apport-ignore.xml or /etc/apport
### to tell apport to ignore crashme. But that still that leaves
### /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
### sending a large number of crash dumps to apport.
APPORT_INIT=/etc/init.d/apport
CORE_PATTERN_API=/proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern
CORE_PATTERN=core-%p-%u-%g-%s-%t-%h-%e
apport-crash-stop:
sudo $(APPORT_INIT) stop
cat $(CORE_PATTERN_API)
apport-crash-start:
sudo $(APPORT_INIT) start
cat $(CORE_PATTERN_API)
set-core-pattern:
sudo sh -c 'echo $(CORE_PATTERN) > $(CORE_PATTERN_API)'
cat $(CORE_PATTERN_API)
show-core-limit:
bash -c "ulimit -a"
#
ps:
-ps -C crashme -f -H
pgrep:
-pgrep -l crashme
pkill:
-pkill crashme
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