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# This file provides exceptions to the usual rules applied to ELF objects by

# check_rtime. All strings are Perl regular expressions that are compared to

# file paths. In addition to the standard Perl syntax, there is one extension:

#

#	MACH(dir)

#

# is expanded into a regular expression that matches the given

# directory, or a 64-bit subdirectory of the directory with the

# name of a 64-bit architecture. For example, MACH(lib) will match

# any of the following:

#

#	lib

#	lib/amd64

#	lib/sparcv9

#

#

# Files for which we skip checking of duplicate addresses in the

# symbol sort sections. Such exceptions should be rare --- most code will

# not have duplicate addresses, since it takes assember or a "#pragma weak"

# to do such aliasing in C. C++ is different: The compiler generates aliases

# for implementation reasons, and the mangled names used to encode argument

# and return value types are difficult to handle well in mapfiles.

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/synergyc

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/synergys

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/Xvnc

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/vncconfig

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/vncpasswd

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/vncviewer

NOSYMSORT	usr/bin/x0vncserver

NOSYMSORT	usr/lib/MACH(mesa)/libGL.so.1

#

# Unreferenced object of X objects we can't change for specific reasons

# - Old versions of Java rely on this dependency, even though it forms a

#   loop in the dependency graph, so we can't remove it (see CR 6192234)

UNREF_OBJ       /libXext\.so\.0;\ unused\ dependency\ of .*/libX11\.so\.4

#

# Unreferenced objects of objects from other consolidations

UNREF_OBJ	/lib.*\ of\ .*libgnutls\.so\.26

UNREF_OBJ	/lib.*\ of\ .*libnvidia-tls\.so\.1

UNREF_OBJ	/lib.*\ of\ .*libstdcxx4\.so\.4

UNREF_OBJ	/libdl\.so\.1;.*\ of\ .*libXm\.so\.4

#

# Unused runpaths due to use of both relative & absolute paths

UNUSED_RPATH    /usr/lib/xorg.*\ from\ .*/mkfontscale

#

# Unused runpaths in objects from other consolidations

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/dt/lib.*\ from\ .*libXm\.so\.4

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib.*\ from\ .*libgcc_s\.so\.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/ccs/lib.*\ from\ .*libgcc_s\.so\.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/sfw/lib.*\ from\ .*libgcc_s\.so\.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib.*\ from\ .*libstdc\+\+\.so\.6

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/ccs/lib.*\ from\ .*libstdc\+\+\.so\.6

#

## Things we might be able to fix eventually, but not today:

#

# libXinerama only uses libc for malloc() - when linked with synergyc &

# synergys, which get malloc from libumem via libstdcxx4, libc appears unused.

UNREF_OBJ	/libc.so.1;.*\ of\ .*/usr/lib/libXinerama\.so\.1

#

# Unused runpaths due to libtool forcing the target directory into the runpath

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/xorg.*\ from\ .*libdrm.so.2

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/xorg.*\ from\ .*libfontenc.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/X11/MACH(locale)/common.*\ from\ .*/common/.*\.so\.2

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/X11/xdm.*\ from\ .*libXdmGreet.so

#

# gcc adds several directories to the runpath automatically

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/libGL.*.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/libGL.*.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/lib.*XvMC.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/lib.*XvMC.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/ccs/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/lib.*XvMC.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/sfw/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/lib.*XvMC.so.1

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/modules/.*.so

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/modules/.*.so

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/sfw/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/modules/.*.so

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/vmmouse_detect

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/vmmouse_detect

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/sfw/MACH(lib).* from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/vmmouse_detect

#

# Issues caused by having to pass a single set of linker flags to module

# configure scripts/Makefiles used to build a mixed bag of objects

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).*\ from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/synclient

UNUSED_RPATH	/MACH(lib).*\ from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/syndaemon

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/xorg.*\ from\ .*/usr/lib/xorg/modules/.*\.so

UNUSED_RPATH	/usr/lib/fbconfig.*\ from\ .*/usr/lib/fbconfig/.*\.so