On 10/21/2016 11:04 PM, Takashi Iwai wrote:

On Thu, 20 Oct 2016 07:48:37 +0200, mengdong.lin@linux.intel.com wrote:

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From: Mengdong Lin mengdong.lin@linux.intel.com

Users can include file by giving a relative path or just a file name via alsaconf syntax <xxx>. ALSA conf will search the file in top configuration directory and additional configuration directories defined by users via alsaconf syntax confdir:/xxx.

ALSA conf will search and open an included file in the following order of priority:

1. directly open the file by its name;
2. search for the file name in top config direcotry "usr/share/alsa/";
3. search for the file name in additional configuration directories specified by users, via alsaconf syntax confdir:/relative-path/to/user/share/alsa;

This would break the existing use case of confdir:xxx. Currently, "confdir:" simply replaces itself with the default config directory. For example, confdir:foo/bar will include the file /usr/share/alsa/foo/bar, and it doesn't mean to specify the directory. You can think of "confdir:" as $ALSA_CONF_DIR.

In your use case, you want to enumerate directories. Then either create a new macro (e.g. "searchdir") or check properly whether the given path is a directory.

Thanks for pointing out the mistake. I'll use searchdir:xxx and only files with a relative path will be searched under <usr/share/alsa> and user specified directories via syntax searchdir:xxx.

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The configuration directories defined by a file will only be used to search the files included by this file.

Signed-off-by: Mengdong Lin mengdong.lin@linux.intel.com

diff --git a/src/conf.c b/src/conf.c index a516611..44ef673 100644 --- a/src/conf.c +++ b/src/conf.c @@ -456,6 +456,18 @@ struct filedesc { snd_input_t *in; unsigned int line, column; struct filedesc *next;

• /* list of the include paths (configuration directories),

• * defined by <confdir:/relative-path/to/top-alsa-conf-dir>,
  

• * for searching its included files.
  

• */
  

• struct list_head include_paths;

+};

+/* path to search included files */ +struct include_path {

• char *dir;

• struct list_head list; };

  #define LOCAL_ERROR (-0x68000000)

@@ -501,6 +513,120 @@ static inline void snd_config_unlock(void) { }

#endif

+/**

• • \brief Add a diretory to the paths to search included files.
• • \param fd File object that owns these paths to search files included by it.
• • \param dir Path of the directory to add.
• • \return Zero if successful, otherwise a negative error code.
• • The direcotry should be a subdiretory of top configuration directory
• • "/usr/share/alsa/".

Don't use the doxygen comment for static functions. They shouldn't be included in the exported documents.

Okay. I'll change the format.

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• */

+static int add_include_path(struct filedesc *fd, char *dir) +{

• struct include_path *path;
• path = calloc(1, sizeof(*path));
• if (!path)

• return -ENOMEM;
  

• path->dir = calloc(1, PATH_MAX + 1);
• if (!path->dir)

• return -ENOMEM;
  

Leaking the path object here.

Sorry, I'll fix this. New code will have dir allocated by the caller, so here we'll just store the string pointer and there will be no calloc and free on error here.

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• strncpy(path->dir, dir, PATH_MAX);

Isn't the dir the proper NUL-terminated string? If so, we can simply copy like: path->dir = strdup(dir); if (!path->dir) { ...

Yes.

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• list_add_tail(&path->list, &fd->include_paths);
• return 0;

+}

+/**

• • \brief Free all include paths of a file descriptor.
• • \param fd File object that owns these paths to search files included by it.
• */

Ditto, no doxygen comments.

Okay.

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+static void free_include_paths(struct filedesc *fd) +{

• struct list_head *pos, *npos, *base;
• struct include_path *path;
• base = &fd->include_paths;
• list_for_each_safe(pos, npos, base) {

• path = list_entry(pos, struct include_path, list);
  

• list_del(&path->list);
  

• if (path->dir)
  

• 	free(path->dir);
  

• free(path);
  

• }

+}

+/**

• • \brief Search and open a file, and creates a new input object reading

• •    from the file.
    

• • \param inputp The functions puts the pointer to the new input object

• •           at the address specified by \p inputp.
    

• • \param file Name of the configuration file.
• • \param include_paths Optional, addtional directories to search the file.
• • \return Zero if successful, otherwise a negative error code.
• • This function will search and open the file in the following order
• • of priority:
• • 1. directly open the file by its name;
• • 2. search for the file name in top configuration directory

• • "usr/share/alsa/";
    

• • 3. search for the file name in in additional configuration directories

• • specified by users, via alsaconf syntax
    

• • <confdir:/relative-path/to/user/share/alsa>;
    

• • These directories should be subdirectories of /usr/share/alsa.
    

• */

Ditto.

Okay.

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+static int input_stdio_open(snd_input_t **inputp, const char *file,

• 	    struct list_head *include_paths)
  

+{

• struct list_head *pos, *npos, *base;
• struct include_path *path;
• char *full_path = NULL;
• int err = 0;
• err = snd_input_stdio_open(inputp, file, "r");
• if (err == 0)

• goto out;
  

• full_path = calloc(1, PATH_MAX + 1);
• if (!full_path)

• return -ENOMEM;
  

In user-space we have a bigger stack, so you can just use the auto variable here instead of heap. It's more efficient.

Okay, I'll do this. Thanks for the tips :-)

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• /* search file in top configuration directory usr/share/alsa */
• strcpy(full_path, ALSA_CONFIG_DIR);
• strcat(full_path, "/");
• strcat(full_path, file);

This may overflow. Do like snprintf(full_path, sizeof(full_path), "%s/%s", ALSA_CONFIG_DIR, file);

Yes, there is the risk and snprintf looks nice. I'll fix as you suggested.

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• err = snd_input_stdio_open(inputp, full_path, "r");
• if (err == 0)

• goto out;
  

• /* search file in user specified include paths. These directories

• * are subdirectories of /usr/share/alsa.
  

• */
  

• if (include_paths) {

• base = include_paths;
  

• list_for_each_safe(pos, npos, base) {
  

No need to use *_safe version here, as we don't remove the list entry.

Okay. And I'll also use snprintf here.

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• 	path = list_entry(pos, struct include_path, list);
  

• 	if (!path->dir)
  

• 		continue;
  

• 	strncpy(full_path, path->dir, PATH_MAX);
  

• 	strcat(full_path, "/");
  

• 	strcat(full_path, file);
  

• 	err = snd_input_stdio_open(inputp, full_path, "r");
  

• 	if (err == 0)
  

• 	goto out;
  

• }
  

• }

+out:

• if (full_path)

• free(full_path);
  

• return err;

+}

• static int safe_strtoll(const char *str, long long *val) { long long v;

@@ -632,7 +758,7 @@ static int get_char_skip_comments(input_t *input) int err = get_delimstring(&str, '>', input); if (err < 0) return err;

• 	if (!strncmp(str, "confdir:", 8)) {
  

• 	if (!strncmp(str, "confdir:", 8)) { /* directory */
  	char *tmp = malloc(strlen(ALSA_CONFIG_DIR) + 1 + strlen(str + 8) + 1);
  	if (tmp == NULL) {
  		free(str);
  

@@ -641,8 +767,14 @@ static int get_char_skip_comments(input_t *input) sprintf(tmp, ALSA_CONFIG_DIR "/%s", str + 8); free(str); str = tmp;

• 		err = snd_input_stdio_open(&in, str, "r");
  

• 		if (err == 0)
  

• 			add_include_path(input->current, str);
  

See my comment above.

thanks,

Takashi

Thank you very much for the review and comments! I've fixed the issues in the series v4. Please review.

Mengdong

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• 	} else { /* file, also search in include paths */
  

• 		err = input_stdio_open(&in, str,
  

• 				&input->current->include_paths);
  }
  

• 	err = snd_input_stdio_open(&in, str, "r");
  if (err < 0) {
  	SNDERR("Cannot access file %s", str);
  	free(str);
  

@@ -658,6 +790,7 @@ static int get_char_skip_comments(input_t *input) fd->next = input->current; fd->line = 1; fd->column = 0;

• 	INIT_LIST_HEAD(&fd->include_paths);
  input->current = fd;
  continue;
  

  }

@@ -1668,6 +1801,7 @@ static int snd_config_load1(snd_config_t *config, snd_input_t *in, int override) fd->line = 1; fd->column = 0; fd->next = NULL;

• INIT_LIST_HEAD(&fd->include_paths); input.current = fd; input.unget = 0; err = parse_defs(config, &input, 0, override);

@@ -1708,9 +1842,12 @@ static int snd_config_load1(snd_config_t *config, snd_input_t *in, int override) fd_next = fd->next; snd_input_close(fd->in); free(fd->name);

• free_include_paths(fd);
  

  free(fd); fd = fd_next; }
• free_include_paths(fd); free(fd); return err; }

-- 2.5.0