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5 # if no CHECKPATCH is explicitly given by the environment, try to
6 # locate checkpatch.pl: first take the one from the path, then check
9 if [ -z "$CHECKPATCH" ]; then
10   CHECKPATCH=$(command -v checkpatch.pl)
12 if [ -z "$CHECKPATCH" ]; then
13   CHECKPATCH=$(find /usr/src/linux-headers* -name checkpatch.pl -print -quit)
15 if [ -z "$CHECKPATCH" ]; then
16   CHECKPATCH=$(find "$PWD/../linux" -name checkpatch.pl -print -quit)
21 hash $CHECKPATCH 2>/dev/null ||
22 		{ echo >&2 "Could not find checkpatch.pl, aborting"; exit 1; }
27   checkpatch.sh [--working]
28   checkpatch.sh <COMMIT>...
29   checkpatch.sh <SELECTION>...
30   checkpatch.sh --diff <COMMIT> <COMMIT>
31   checkpatch.sh --cached
32   checkpatch.sh --help
46   checkpatch.sh commit1 commit2 commit3   Check commit1, commit2, and commit3.
48   checkpatch.sh HEAD~5                    Check the commit 5 revisions before
51   checkpatch.sh commit1..^commit2         Check each commit from commit1 to
55   checkpatch.sh HEAD~5..HEAD~1            Check each commit from HEAD~5 to
59   checkpatch.sh commit1...tags/tag1       Check each commit that exists
64   checkpatch.sh HEAD~10-5                 Check 5 commits moving forward in
68   checkpatch.sh branch1 tags/tag1         Check the HEAD of branch1 and the
95       for c in "$@"; do checkpatch "$c"; done
100         # run checkpatch if the parsed argument represents a single commit hash
102           checkpatch "${object}"
104           # expand the object list and run checkpatch on each commit id
106           for c in ${commits}; do checkpatch "$c"; done