Open sscargal opened 2 years ago
In the help/usage message we have
-m <module1, module2, ..., moduleN> Specify which Analyzer modules to include or exclude
This is yet to be fully implemented as documented, specifically for the exclude case:
./pmemcheck -m !optane -bash: !optane: event not found
This works
./pmemchk -m optane
Refer to Exclude Certain Paths With the find Command and How to explicitly exclude directory from find command’s search for examples using find.
find
Comma-separated may also include spaces so we also need to handle multiple arguments to (-m). See Example-3: Using option with multiple arguments
Additionally, if the user specifies a include/exclude list that has zero results, this should be returned as an error and pmemchk should exit without processing.
Duplicate of #67
In the help/usage message we have
This is yet to be fully implemented as documented, specifically for the exclude case:
This works
Refer to Exclude Certain Paths With the find Command and How to explicitly exclude directory from find command’s search for examples using
find
.Comma-separated may also include spaces so we also need to handle multiple arguments to (-m). See Example-3: Using option with multiple arguments
Additionally, if the user specifies a include/exclude list that has zero results, this should be returned as an error and pmemchk should exit without processing.