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43df5ba828
Since 4414d5c888 (in fish 3.0.0) we
don't autoload completions if the command doesn't exist.
So there is no need to check inside the scripts anymore.
Whats more, a few (like pip and cabal) checked `command -q` instead of
`type -q`, meaning they'd fail if someone used a function instead of a
command of that name.
If the *command* actually needs to exist, checks like that are still
warranted, like in `npm` where aliasing it to `nvm` is popular.
A teensy additional bit: Make `sysctl -w` the same as `sysctl
--write`. That description was bogus.
88 lines
6 KiB
Fish
88 lines
6 KiB
Fish
# Don't go invoking valgrind unless it is installed
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set -l skin tool
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if valgrind --version 2>/dev/null | string match -qr -- '-2\.[012]\.'
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# In older versions of Valgrind, the skin selection option was
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# '--skin'
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# But someone decided that it would be fun to change this to
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# '--tool' for no good reason
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set skin skin
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end
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complete -xc valgrind -l $skin -d Skin -a "
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memcheck\tHeavyweight\ memory\ checker
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cachegrind\tCache-miss\ profiler
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addrcheck\tLightweight\ memory\ checker
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helgrind\tData-race\ detector
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massif\tHeap\ profiler
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"
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function __fish_valgrind_skin --argument tool -V skin
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set -l cmd (commandline -cpo)
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# Quote $cmd so the tokens are separated with a space
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if string match -qr -- "--$skin(=| )$tool" "$cmd"
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return 0
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end
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# memcheck is the default tool/skin
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test $tool = memcheck
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and not string match -- $skin $cmd
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end
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complete -c valgrind -l help -d "Display help and exit"
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complete -c valgrind -l help-debug -d "Display help and debug options"
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complete -c valgrind -l version -d "Display version and exit"
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complete -c valgrind -s q -l quiet -d "Quiet mode"
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complete -c valgrind -s v -l verbose -d "Verbose mode"
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complete -xc valgrind -l trace-children -d "Valgrind-ise children" -a "yes no"
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complete -xc valgrind -l track-fds -d "Track file descriptors" -a "yes no"
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complete -xc valgrind -l log-fd -d "Log to file descriptor" -a "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9"
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complete -rc valgrind -l log-file -d "Log to file"
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complete -xc valgrind -l logsocket -d "Log to socket"
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complete -c valgrind -l demangle -xd "Demangle C++ names" -a "yes no"
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complete -xc valgrind -l num-callers -d "Callers in stack trace"
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complete -xc valgrind -l error-limit -d "Stop showing errors if too many" -a "yes no"
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complete -xc valgrind -l show-below-main -d "Continue trace below main()" -a "yes no"
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complete -rc valgrind -l suppressions -d "Suppress errors from file"
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complete -c valgrind -l gen-suppressions -d "Print suppressions for detected errors"
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complete -xc valgrind -l db-attach -d "Start debugger on error" -a "yes no"
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complete -rc valgrind -l db-command -d "Debugger command"
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complete -xc valgrind -l input-fd -d "File descriptor for input" -a "0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9"
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# Memcheck-specific options
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l leak-check -d "Check for memory leaks" -a "no\tDon\'t\ check\ for\ memory\ leaks summary\t'Show a leak summary' full\t'Describe memory leaks in detail'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l show-reachable -d "Show reachable leaked memory" -a "yes\t'Show reachable leaked memory' no\t'Do not show reachable leaked memory'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l leak-resolution -d "Determines how willing Memcheck is to consider different backtraces to be the same" -a "low\t'Two entries need to match' med\t'Four entries need to match' high\t'All entries need to match'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l freelist-vol -d "Set size of freed memory pool"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l partial-loads-ok -d 'How to handle loads of words that are partially addressible' -a 'yes\t"Do not emit errors on partial loads" no\t"Emit errors on partial loads"'
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin memcheck" -xc valgrind -l avoid-strlen-errors -d 'Whether to skip error reporting for the strlen function' -a 'yes no'
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# Addrcheck-specific options
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l leak-check -d "Check for memory leaks" -a "no\t'Do not check for memory leaks' summary\t'Show a leak summary' full\t'Describe memory leaks in detail'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l show-reachable -d "Show reachable leaked memory" -a "yes\t'Show reachable leaked memory' no\t'Do not show reachable leaked memory'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l leak-resolution -d "Determines how willing Addrcheck is to consider different backtraces to be the same" -a "low\t'Two entries need to match' med\t'Four entries need to match' high\t'All entries need to match'"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l freelist-vol -d "Set size of freed memory pool"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l partial-loads-ok -d 'How to handle loads of words that are partially addressible' -a 'yes\t"Do not emit errors on partial loads" no\t"Emit errors on partial loads"'
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin addrcheck" -xc valgrind -l avoid-strlen-errors -d 'Whether to skip error reporting for the strlen function' -a 'yes no'
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# Cachegrind-specific options
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin cachegrind" -xc valgrind -l I1 -d "Type of L1 instruction cache"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin cachegrind" -xc valgrind -l D1 -d "Type of L1 data cache"
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complete -n "__fish_valgrind_skin cachegrind" -xc valgrind -l L2 -d "Type of L2 cache"
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function __fish_print_function_prototypes -d "Prints the names of all function prototypes found in the headers in the current directory"
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set -l headers *.h *.hh *.hpp *.hxx
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if set -q headers[1]
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sed -n "s/^\(.*[^[a-zA-Z_0-9]\|\)\([a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z_0-9]*\) *(.*);.*\$/\2/p" $headers
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end
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end
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# Massif-specific options
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -l alloc-fn -d "Specify a function that allocates memory" -x -a "(__fish_print_function_prototypes)"
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -x -l heap -d 'Profile heap usage' -a 'yes\t"Profile heap usage" no\t"Do not profile heap usage"'
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -x -l heap-admin -d "The number of bytes of heap overhead per allocation"
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -x -l stacks -d "Profile stack usage" -a 'yes\t"Profile stack usage" no\t"Do not profile stack usage"'
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -x -l depth -d "Depth of call chain"
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complete -c valgrind -n "__fish_valgrind_skin massif" -x -l format -d "Profiling output format" -a "html\t'Produce html output' text\t'Produce text output'"
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