* cases in the child's exit : when the parent ignores its children SIGCCHLD or
* has the flag SA_NOCLDWAIT. It can also happen when the child is part
* of a killed thread ground, but isn't the leader.
- *
- * This function is important : it removes the dead PID entry in the hash
- * table so there is no collision when the OS reuses PID.
*/
static void exit_process(LttvTracefileState *tfs, LttvProcessState *process)
{
{
LttField *f;
guint child_pid;
+ LttvProcessState *zombie_process;
/* Child PID */
f = trace_hook->f2;
child_pid = ltt_event_get_unsigned(s->parent.e, f);
- lttv_state_create_process(s, s->process, child_pid);
-
- return FALSE;
-#if 0
- LttField *f = ((LttvTraceHook *)hook_data)->f1;
+ zombie_process = lttv_state_find_process(s, child_pid);
- LttvTracefileState *s = (LttvTracefileState *)call_data;
-
- guint child_pid;
-
- child_pid = ltt_event_get_unsigned(s->parent.e, f);
+ if(zombie_process != NULL) {
+ /* Reutilisation of PID. Only now we are sure that the old PID
+ * has been released. FIXME : sould know when release_task happens instead.
+ */
+ exit_process(s, zombie_process);
+ }
lttv_state_create_process(s, s->process, child_pid);
+
return FALSE;
-#endif //0
}
s->process->state->s = LTTV_STATE_EXIT;
}
return FALSE;
-
-#if 0
- LttvTracefileState *s = (LttvTracefileState *)call_data;
-
- if(s->process != NULL) {
- s->process->state->s = LTTV_STATE_EXIT;
- }
- return FALSE;
-#endif //0
}
gboolean process(void *hook_data, void *call_data)