#ifndef __CR_KERNDAT_H__
#define __CR_KERNDAT_H__

#include "int.h"

struct stat;

/*
 * kerndat stands for "kernel data" and is a collection
 * of run-time information about current kernel
 */

extern int kerndat_init(void);
extern int kerndat_init_rst(void);
extern int kerndat_init_cr_exec(void);
extern int kerndat_get_dirty_track(void);
extern int kerndat_fdinfo_has_lock(void);
extern int kerndat_loginuid(bool only_dump);

enum pagemap_func {
	PM_UNKNOWN,
	PM_DISABLED,	/* /proc/pid/pagemap doesn't open (user mode) */
	PM_FLAGS_ONLY,	/* pagemap zeroes pfn part (user mode) */
	PM_FULL,
};

struct kerndat_s {
	dev_t shmem_dev;
	int last_cap;
	u64 zero_page_pfn;
	bool has_dirty_track;
	bool has_memfd;
	bool has_fdinfo_lock;
	unsigned long task_size;
	bool ipv6;
	bool has_loginuid;
	bool has_compat_sigreturn;
	enum pagemap_func pmap;
	unsigned int has_xtlocks;
	unsigned long mmap_min_addr;
	bool has_tcp_half_closed;
};

extern struct kerndat_s kdat;

enum {
	KERNDAT_FS_STAT_DEVPTS,
	KERNDAT_FS_STAT_DEVTMPFS,
	KERNDAT_FS_STAT_BINFMT_MISC,

	KERNDAT_FS_STAT_MAX
};

/*
 * Check whether the fs @which with kdevice @kdev
 * is the same as host's. If yes, this means that
 * the fs mount is shared with host, if no -- it's
 * a new (likely virtuzlized) fs instance.
 */
extern int kerndat_fs_virtualized(unsigned int which, u32 kdev);

extern int kerndat_tcp_repair();

#endif /* __CR_KERNDAT_H__ */
