Successfully read kernel versions with only 2 components
When the kernel version as stated in /proc/version did not have at least three numbers separated by periods, the version would fail to be read. Sample /proc/version to demonstrate problem: Linux version 3.10-3-686-pae ... The Linux kernel will always have a major number and a minor number separated by a period. There is likely also a patch version number too that would be preceded by a period. This enhancement will read 2 and 3 component Linux kernel versions.
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@ -724,11 +724,11 @@ Byte_Value Utils::ceil_size( Byte_Value value, Byte_Value rounding_size )
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bool Utils::get_kernel_version( int & major_ver, int & minor_ver, int & patch_ver )
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{
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static bool read_file = false ;
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static int read_major_ver = -1 ;
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static int read_minor_ver = -1 ;
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static int read_patch_ver = -1 ;
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static int read_major_ver = 0 ;
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static int read_minor_ver = 0 ;
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static int read_patch_ver = 0 ;
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static bool success = false ;
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bool success = false ;
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if ( ! read_file )
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{
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std::ifstream input( "/proc/version" ) ;
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if ( input )
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{
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getline( input, line ) ;
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sscanf( line .c_str(), "Linux version %d.%d.%d",
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int assigned = sscanf( line .c_str(), "Linux version %d.%d.%d",
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&read_major_ver, &read_minor_ver, &read_patch_ver ) ;
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success = ( assigned >= 2 ) ; //At least 2 kernel version components read
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input .close() ;
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}
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read_file = true ;
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}
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if ( read_major_ver > -1 && read_minor_ver > -1 && read_patch_ver > -1 )
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if ( success )
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{
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major_ver = read_major_ver ;
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minor_ver = read_minor_ver ;
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patch_ver = read_patch_ver ;
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success = true ;
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}
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return success ;
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}
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