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-# This file lists the functions, object files and source files
-# which should be ignored (i.e. not instrumented) by ThreadSanitizer.
-# See http://code.google.com/p/data-race-test/wiki/ThreadSanitizerIgnores.
-
-# ignore these libraries
-obj:*/libfreetype*
-obj:*/libdbus*
-
-# we ignore the whole NSS library for now since
-# its instrumentation is very slow.
-# TODO(timurrrr): investigate whether we need to instrument it
-obj:*/libnss*
-obj:*/nss/*
-
-# ignore pulseaudio - We don't have symbols there and it can be slow otherwise
-obj:*/libpulse*.so*
-
-# ignore this standard stuff
-fun:clone
-fun:fork
-fun:pthread_*
-fun_r:_pthread_exit
-fun_r:_pthread_free_pthread_onstack
-fun_r:random_r
-fun_r:random
-fun_r:rand
-fun_r:srand
-fun:__new_exitfn
-fun:_dl_*
-fun:__dl_*
-fun:*_setjmp*
-
-# dark magic with 'errno' here.
-fun:sys_*
-
-# ignore libc's printf functions
-fun_r:_IO_*
-fun:fwrite
-fun:fflush
-
-# False reports on std::string internals, see
-# http://code.google.com/p/data-race-test/issues/detail?id=40
-fun:*_M_mutateE*
-fun_r:*_M_set_length_and_sharable*
-fun:*_M_is_leaked*
-fun:*_M_is_shared*
-fun:*_M_set_leaked*
-fun:*_M_set_sharable*
-
-# Comparison of std::strings sometimes takes a lot of time but we don't really
-# need precise stack traces there.
-fun_hist:_ZStltIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEEbRKSbIT_T0_T1_ES8_
-fun_hist:_ZNKSs7compareERKSs
-
-# Don't instrument intercepts
-src:*ts_valgrind_intercepts.c
-
-##################################################################
-# Don't instrument synchronization code
-src:*base/threading/thread_local_storage*
-src:*base/stats_counters*
-src:*base/synchronization/condition_variable*
-src:*base/synchronization/lock*
-src:*base/synchronization/waitable_event*
-
-# Don't instrument code dealing with atomics (base::subtle)
-fun:*base*subtle*Release_Store*
-fun:*base*subtle*NoBarrier_CompareAndSwap*
-fun:*base*subtle*NoBarrier_Load*
-# Keep some mangling so we don't match NoBarrier_AtomicIncrement
-fun:*base*subtle23Barrier_AtomicIncrement*
-
-# MD5 computations are very slow due since sums are computed by
-# repeatedly calling tiny functions and is unlikely to race with
-# anything.
-src:*base/md5*
-
-# Don't instrument tcmalloc
-src:*/tcmalloc/*
-
-# This function is heavy in net_unittests
-fun_r:*disk_cache*BackendImpl*CheckAllEntries*
-
-# V8 is a hot-spot under ThreadSanitizer.
-# Lots of tiny functions there...
-# TODO(timurrrr):
-# Can we miss data races on V8 objects due to non thread-safe API calls
-# if we don't instrument v8::internals?
-fun_r:*v8*internal*
-
-# unibrow namespace contains lots of tiny unicode conversion functions.
-fun_hist:*unibrow*
-
-# Histogram has tiny functions that can be called frequently
-fun_hist:*Histogram*
-# Recursively ignore Histrogram::Add and friends, see http://crbug.com/62694.
-fun_r:*4base*9Histogram*3Add*
-fun_r:*4base*16HistogramSamples*3Add*
-fun_r:*4base*13HistogramBase*7AddTime*
-
-# TODO(timurrrr): SKIA - needs separate testing?
-# SKIA unittest is single-threaded...
-# SKIA uses un-annotated atomic refcount and other sync stuff
-# some functions are HEAVY like png, jpeg decoding
-src:*third_party/skia*
-
-# WebKit hotspot
-fun:*png_write*
-
-# This function generates 25% of memory accesses in net_unittests
-fun:*icu_4_2*UnicodeSet*add*
-
-# SQLite has lots of tiny functions and produce too many segments on some tests.
-# See http://crbug.com/56511
-fun_hist:*sqlite*
-
-# There's some weird failure test going on in this tiny test function in sqlite
-fun_r:threadLockingTest
-
-# Ignore accesses below GetCurrentThreadIdentifier.
-# There is a benign race which is hard to suppress properly,
-# see http://crbug.com/44580
-fun_r:*BrowserThread*GetCurrentThreadIdentifier*
-
-# BrowserThread accesses MessageLoop::current() in ::CurrentlyOn.
-# We can't use suppressions to hide these reports since the concurrent stack
-# is simply "base::Thread::ThreadMain"
-# See http://crbug.com/63678
-fun_r:*BrowserThread*CurrentlyOn*
-
-# zlib is smarter than we are, see http://www.zlib.net/zlib_faq.html#faq36
-fun_r:inflate
-# zlib-related reports, not investigated yet. See http://crbug.com/70932
-fun_r:*remoting*CompressorZlib*Process*
-
-# X11 reads the _XErrorFunction callback in a racey way, see
-# http://crbug.com/65278
-fun:XSetErrorHandler
-
-fun:*IPC*Logging*Enable*
-fun:*IPC*Logging*Disable*
-
-# TSan doesn't support lockf and hence shared memory locks in this function;
-# http://crbug.com/45083
-fun_r:*base*StatsTable*AddCounter*
-
-# TSan doesn't understand internal libc locks, see http://crbug.com/71435
-fun_r:mbsrtowcs
-
-# gethostbyname2_r is thread-safe, however ThreadSanitizer reports races inside it and
-# (sometimes) in __nss_* functions below it.
-# This may be related to
-# https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/59449
-fun_r:gethostbyname2_r*
-
-# TODO(timurrrr): remove this when TSan is updated past r3232
-fun_r:gaih_inet
-
-# Strange reports below _IO_getline, every time in "Concurrent access".
-# Probably the reports are there since we're missing the libc internal locks
-fun_r:_IO_getline*
-
-# A benign race in glib on something called "contention_counter".
-fun:g_slice_alloc
-
-# A benign race in glibc on "random_time_bits".
-fun:__gen_tempname
-
-# A probably-benign race on '__have_o_cloexec' in opendir/__alloc_dir,
-# see http://crbug.com/125928.
-fun_r:__alloc_dir
-fun_r:opendir
-
-# The sqlite cache is racing against a few different stacktraces,
-# so let's ignore it recursively. See http://crbug.com/84094
-fun_r:pcache1Fetch
-
-# "Suppress" a data race in TraceLog::GetCategory which has
-# fun:MessageLoop::RunTask at the top of the "current" stack which we don't want
-# to suppress. See http://crbug.com/98926
-fun:*base*debug*TraceLog*GetCategoryInternal*
-
-# libc threading on GCC 4.6
-fun:arena_thread_freeres
-
-# __strncasecmp_l_ssse3 overreads the buffer causing TSan to report a data race
-# on another object. See http://crbug.com/177074
-fun:*strncasecmp*
-fun:*strcasecmp*