bpf_prog_load was unconditionally printing the error from the kernel to
stderr. If libbpf is used in a library, that library may want to collect
the error to a custom location (a logfile). So, provide an option to
store the string elsewhere than stderr.
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Dist bridge

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* Update compat.h
* Move bpf_clone_redirect to signed int, matching the implementation.
  This allows error codes to be compared to < 0.
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Add index-based function references to c api

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* Add the index based API so that an external api (bcc-fuse) can iterate
  through the maps and functions that were compiled in this program.
* Add a more unique section prefix to disambiguate exportable functions.
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Include bcc headers in /usr/include

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* Add wrapper bcc.h to include dependencies
* Add text bpf_module_create_* to list of exports
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simply vlan_learning example with newer vlan_push/pop helpers

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Cache function handles in BPF class

* This means repeated calls to get_func() are now allowed
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use running linux version number for feature availability checking

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Change to simulator arguments for readability

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* Let one argument be optional
* Disable ipv6 for whole namespace once
* Python 2/3 compatibility fix
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Bugfix for simulation.py

* Ignore exceptions and continue cleanup of dead children
* Set loopback interface up
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Yhs dev

  o This way, process kill happens correctly.
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   o sometimes, NSPipe kill may not really kill the process
   o with the explicit kill, remove the cleanup for outer veth's
     associated with namespace
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    o make some long lines in python codes shorter
    o use python style unused variable name "_"
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   o disable ipv6 for newly-created net devices to avoid unaccountable pkt counting
   o explicitly enable ip_forward in router namespace
   o proper cleanup in case of validation failure
   o in test_brb, use different tc_index to differentiate the packet source (pem or router_ns)
   o change bpf program return value to 1 so that the packet will be dropped instead of being
     passed up to the stack
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Update README.md examples and INSTALL.md

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Update README with install info, few cleanups

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* Add some examples to package
* Fix bpf_trace_printk bug not supporting 0 format args
* Make src_file arg loading a little bit more intelligent in BPF()
* Update README with Hello, World step-by-step
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Add multiple build support styles

* Add RPM and DEB packaging targets (using CPack from CMake) to build
  binary packages for Fedora and Ubuntu targets.
* Add Docker build scripts for each of the above that run the build in
  the right environment (assuming docker is available).
 - In Ubuntu, build against the LLVM 3.7 nightly snapshots
 - In Fedora, build against LLVM 3.7 from git (takes longer)
* Depending on packages installed on the build machine, it may be
  possible to cross-package for other targets without invoking Docker.
* Re-introduce src/cc/compat directory to keep the build stable for the
  time being. Similarly, it was necessary to #define some ugly constants
  that should eventually show up in libc.
* Add a few simple version checks to allow a partially working (really
  tracing only) libbcc in 4.1 kernels.

TODO (followup commit): Re-work the READMEs
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* Install into lib64 instead of lib
* Pull 4.2 kernel from rawhide instead of building it
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