While parsing the nm output, we need to account for the fact that 64-bit kernels
have 64-bit wide addresses. While at it, replace the grep | sed combo with a
single awk invocation and a stronger regex.
Fixes: 2ef0acc5fcda557fa5aaad35d27cb8cf75be96d2 "kernel-build: fix
STRIP_KERNEL_EXPORTS for recent kernels"
Signed-off-by: Rui Salvaterra <rsalvaterra@gmail.com>
xargs $(TARGET_CROSS)nm | \
awk '$$$$1 == "U" { print $$$$2 } ' | \
sort -u > $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/mod_symtab.txt
- $(TARGET_CROSS)nm -n $(LINUX_DIR)/vmlinux.o | grep ' [rR] __ksymtab' | sed -e 's,........ [rR] __ksymtab_,,' > $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/kernel_symtab.txt
+ $(TARGET_CROSS)nm -n $(LINUX_DIR)/vmlinux.o | awk '/^[0-9a-f]+ [rR] __ksymtab_/ {print substr($$$$3,11)}' > $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/kernel_symtab.txt
grep -Ff $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/mod_symtab.txt $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/kernel_symtab.txt > $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/sym_include.txt
grep -Fvf $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/mod_symtab.txt $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/kernel_symtab.txt > $(KERNEL_BUILD_DIR)/sym_exclude.txt
( \