We are currently skipping tests using a simple list of names, but instead we would like to use regexp as the old Perl version.
For example:
'creat09|ptrace10|_16\$|^(move_pages|msg(ctl|get|rcv|snd|stress)|sem(ctl|get|op|snd)|shm(at|ctl|dt|get)|syslog|inotify07|inotify08|epoll_wait0[2-3]|getrusage04|writev03)|init_module0[1-2]|finit_module0[1-2]|delete_module01|delete_module03|setsockopt08|^(preadv203_64|preadv203|delete_module01|inotify08|delete_module03|finit_module01|init_module01|init_module02|inotify07|finit_module02)\$
We are currently skipping tests using a simple list of names, but instead we would like to use regexp as the old Perl version.
For example:
'creat09|ptrace10|_16\$|^(move_pages|msg(ctl|get|rcv|snd|stress)|sem(ctl|get|op|snd)|shm(at|ctl|dt|get)|syslog|inotify07|inotify08|epoll_wait0[2-3]|getrusage04|writev03)|init_module0[1-2]|finit_module0[1-2]|delete_module01|delete_module03|setsockopt08|^(preadv203_64|preadv203|delete_module01|inotify08|delete_module03|finit_module01|init_module01|init_module02|inotify07|finit_module02)\$