Lines Matching refs:match
56 * The -I, -N, and -T options are called "match options", because
61 * the current invocation is called the "match item".
68 /* match_opt_t is used to note which match option was used */
244 * any values equal to or greater than the first will match.
360 * match list. Prepares the matching code for use.
375 * Flag ambiguous attempt to use match option with both -p and
377 * can't tell what type of item we're supposed to match against.
385 /* Set the match type, based on the presence of the -p option */
395 * Scan match list and perform any necessary fixups:
449 match(match_flags_t match_flags, const char *name, uint_t ndx, uint_t type)
456 * If there is no match list, then we use the MATCH_F_STRICT
464 * If item being checked is not the current match type,
470 /* Run through the match records and check for a hit */
510 * Add an entry to match_state.list for use by match(). This routine is for
574 match(MATCH_F_NAME, MSG_ORIG(MSG_ELF_ARSYM), 0, 0)) {
674 match(MATCH_F_STRICT | MATCH_F_NAME,
884 /* If a match argument is present, prepare the match state */
892 * If there is no -w and no match options, then we will set all
896 * Otherwise, if there is no match list, we generate a usage
899 * In the case where there is a match list, we go ahead and call
901 * present, regular() will use the match list to handle it.
903 * will compare the section headers to the match list and use
905 * specified by the match list.