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#!/bin/bash

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# This shell-script checks the symbols in libavb.a and fails
# if a reference not starting with avb_ is referenced. It's intended
# to catch mistakes where the standard C library is inadvertently
# used.

set -e

SYMBOLS_FILE=$(mktemp /tmp/libavb_symbols.XXXXXXXXXX)

trap "rm -f '${SYMBOLS_FILE}'" EXIT

readelf --symbols --wide "${ANDROID_HOST_OUT}/obj/STATIC_LIBRARIES/libavb_intermediates/libavb.a" | \
  awk '$7 == "UND" && $8 != "" {print $8}' | \
  grep -v ^avb_ | \
  sort -u > "${SYMBOLS_FILE}"

# If this file is non-empty, it means that the library is using
# symbols not starting with "avb_".
if [ -s "${SYMBOLS_FILE}" ] ; then
  echo "ERROR: $0: Unexpected symbols in libavb:" >&2
  cat "${SYMBOLS_FILE}" >&2
  exit 1
fi