Ejemplo n.º 1
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// tagToName converts an events tag into a name
const char *android::tagToName(uint32_t tag) {
    static const EventTagMap *map;

    if (!map) {
        sem_wait(&sem_name);
        if (!map) {
            map = android_openEventTagMap(EVENT_TAG_MAP_FILE);
        }
        sem_post(&sem_name);
        if (!map) {
            return NULL;
        }
    }
    return android_lookupEventTag(map, tag);
}
/**
 * Convert a binary log entry to ASCII form.
 *
 * For convenience we mimic the processLogBuffer API.  There is no
 * pre-defined output length for the binary data, since we're free to format
 * it however we choose, which means we can't really use a fixed-size buffer
 * here.
 */
int android_log_processBinaryLogBuffer(struct logger_entry *buf,
    AndroidLogEntry *entry, const EventTagMap* map, char* messageBuf,
    int messageBufLen)
{
    size_t inCount;
    unsigned int tagIndex;
    const unsigned char* eventData;

    entry->tv_sec = buf->sec;
    entry->tv_nsec = buf->nsec;
    entry->priority = ANDROID_LOG_INFO;
    entry->pid = buf->pid;
    entry->tid = buf->tid;

    /*
     * Pull the tag out.
     */
    eventData = (const unsigned char*) buf->msg;
    inCount = buf->len;
    if (inCount < 4)
        return -1;
    tagIndex = get4LE(eventData);
    eventData += 4;
    inCount -= 4;

    if (map != NULL) {
        entry->tag = android_lookupEventTag(map, tagIndex);
    } else {
        entry->tag = NULL;
    }

    /*
     * If we don't have a map, or didn't find the tag number in the map,
     * stuff a generated tag value into the start of the output buffer and
     * shift the buffer pointers down.
     */
    if (entry->tag == NULL) {
        int tagLen;

        tagLen = snprintf(messageBuf, messageBufLen, "[%d]", tagIndex);
        entry->tag = messageBuf;
        messageBuf += tagLen+1;
        messageBufLen -= tagLen+1;
    }

    /*
     * Format the event log data into the buffer.
     */
    char* outBuf = messageBuf;
    size_t outRemaining = messageBufLen-1;      /* leave one for nul byte */
    int result;
    result = android_log_printBinaryEvent(&eventData, &inCount, &outBuf,
                &outRemaining);
    if (result < 0) {
        fprintf(stderr, "Binary log entry conversion failed\n");
        return -1;
    } else if (result == 1) {
        if (outBuf > messageBuf) {
            /* leave an indicator */
            *(outBuf-1) = '!';
        } else {
            /* no room to output anything at all */
            *outBuf++ = '!';
            outRemaining--;
        }
        /* pretend we ate all the data */
        inCount = 0;
    }

    /* eat the silly terminating '\n' */
    if (inCount == 1 && *eventData == '\n') {
        eventData++;
        inCount--;
    }

    if (inCount != 0) {
        fprintf(stderr,
            "Warning: leftover binary log data (%zu bytes)\n", inCount);
    }

    /*
     * Terminate the buffer.  The NUL byte does not count as part of
     * entry->messageLen.
     */
    *outBuf = '\0';
    entry->messageLen = outBuf - messageBuf;
    assert(entry->messageLen == (messageBufLen-1) - outRemaining);

    entry->message = messageBuf;

    return 0;
}