The protobuf internals are not needed in the API header and will be made
available as soon as user code includes any generated proto header.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 557749772
Change-Id: Idc48a652ab1892dae559192afbde20ae34e4c7ce
When specifying the `namespace` argument in Bazel (`NAMESPACE` in CMake), the
Clang tool used to put _all_ dependent types in that namespace.
For a declaration of `namespace a::b { struct S {...};` and a `namespace`
argument of `a::b`, this means that the header output was similar to
```
namespace a::b {
namespace a::b {
struct S { ...
```
This was never intended and also does not match the Python based header
generator. The Clang tool now "merges" those same namespaces. This is
correct, as it processes `namespace`d spellings with their full namespace
path.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 557393076
Change-Id: I1474dd30b6c4150d0ae3c1c48579f88060974980
The Python code has been relying on `spelling` to return `None` for skipping
anonymous structs/unions.
libclang has been returning a "spelling" for those for a while now (LLVM 16
introduced this in its branch in 2022), though, so this check no longer works.
Use the correct method `clang.CIndex.is_anonymous()` instead.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 557099905
Change-Id: I13707509dbae03481c5edce7fa92554cefdd57e7
I believe it's possible for the `main_pid` to disappear between `kill` and `sigtimedwait` by means of an `exec` from a multithreaded process (`PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT` happens after the `exec`ing thread changes its tid to main_pid)
PiperOrigin-RevId: 555137959
Change-Id: Id22908fb31497c0906e4f4fda66400fbf9ac9efb
There is no strong reason why this shouln't be the case.
Some future refactorings will depend on this.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 553456024
Change-Id: I452a2804c59ed006326ab37cbe0dec80f53cd714
CRIU while restoring memfd sometimes reopens them, which might result in ETXTBUSY on execveat.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 553114741
Change-Id: I11ee7aabe48a2853a8921a270c6cdcc70b50a518
The `CreateMemFd` function sets the `MFD_ALLOW_SEALING` flag which enables seals to be set and creating an empty file seal.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 550850108
Change-Id: I1a84b7b14cc9396144048bbeb8995f2f7eca9fb7
In cases where SAPI users overwrite the default policy instead of extending it, the sandbox will fail with an `openat` violation. This is automatically inherited in the default policy.
The advantage with this implementation is that we don't expose the open* syscalls when not running under the sanitizers.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 550845188
Change-Id: I151d467848983b00b71ec8447d662394fa7176db
This causes whole repo (with history) to be fetched.
Protobuf repo is especially big (>200MiB).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 549285765
Change-Id: Ifb5e3a549a014adb51e6e5eef41e72abf0149558
This is to facilitate online/offline core counting for an accurate count of the
maximum CPU ID that may be seen.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 548715133
Change-Id: I159c0d51b9800fa633172986ba4f8eca352ae336
If a sandboxing target sets a `compatible_with` constraint, the current sapi.bzl doesn't propagate this to the subsequent target generations.
We implement the forwarding similarly to the `visibility` attribute.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 546838438
Change-Id: I8a0b2623ee3aa91ffe7e6f4b001177c03806f532
- If --sandbox2_danger_danger_permit_all_and_log is set, we write to a logfile (passed via the flag).
- If --sandbox2_danger_danger_permit_all is set, we do not write any log information.
This change introduces a means to also see the syscall information on stderr by passing --v=1 and --alsologtostderr.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 542232271
Change-Id: Ie4d30f0d8e25bb1de7c60bb37736b27b89406336
