Replace PF_* constants with AF_*

AF_* constants appear to be more standardized, and in practice there's
always a one to one relationship between AF_* and PF_*, so let's
use AF_* instead of PF_*.

* xlat/domains.in: Remove.
* net.c: Do not define PF_UNSPEC.  Stop including "xlat/domains.h".
Replace PF_* with AF_*.  Replace domains with addrfams.
* tests/inet-cmsg.c: Replace PF_INET with AF_INET.
* tests/net-yy-inet.c: Likewise.
* tests/netlink_inet_diag.c: Likewise.
* tests/net-accept-connect.c: Replace PF_LOCAL with AF_LOCAL.
* tests/net-y-unix.c: Likewise.
* tests/net-yy-unix.c: Likewise.
* tests/netlink_unix_diag.c: Likewise.
* tests/net.expected: Replace PF_ with AF_.
10 files changed
tree: 636df08bc08b2d7931dc57f67fe21bf462f6a64e
  1. debian/
  2. linux/
  3. m4/
  4. maint/
  5. qemu_multiarch_testing/
  6. test/
  7. tests/
  8. xlat/
  9. .gitignore
  10. .mailmap
  11. .travis.yml
  12. access.c
  13. affinity.c
  14. aio.c
  15. alpha.c
  16. AUTHORS
  17. bjm.c
  18. block.c
  19. bootstrap
  20. bpf.c
  21. build_static_example.sh
  22. cacheflush.c
  23. capability.c
  24. caps0.h
  25. caps1.h
  26. ChangeLog-CVS
  27. chdir.c
  28. chmod.c
  29. clone.c
  30. configure.ac
  31. copy_file_range.c
  32. COPYING
  33. count.c
  34. CREDITS.in
  35. defs.h
  36. desc.c
  37. dirent.c
  38. dirent64.c
  39. empty.h
  40. epoll.c
  41. errnoent.sh
  42. evdev.c
  43. eventfd.c
  44. execve.c
  45. exit.c
  46. fadvise.c
  47. fallocate.c
  48. fanotify.c
  49. fchownat.c
  50. fcntl.c
  51. fetch_seccomp_fprog.c
  52. fetch_struct_flock.c
  53. file.c
  54. file_handle.c
  55. flock.c
  56. flock.h
  57. futex.c
  58. gcc_compat.h
  59. generate_mpers_am.sh
  60. generate_sen.sh
  61. generate_xlat_in.sh
  62. get_robust_list.c
  63. getcpu.c
  64. getcwd.c
  65. getrandom.c
  66. git-set-file-times
  67. git-version-gen
  68. gitlog-to-changelog
  69. HACKING-scripts
  70. hostname.c
  71. inotify.c
  72. INSTALL
  73. io.c
  74. ioctl.c
  75. ioctlsort.c
  76. ioperm.c
  77. iopl.c
  78. ioprio.c
  79. ipc_defs.h
  80. ipc_msg.c
  81. ipc_msgctl.c
  82. ipc_sem.c
  83. ipc_shm.c
  84. ipc_shmctl.c
  85. kcmp.c
  86. kernel_types.h
  87. kexec.c
  88. keyctl.c
  89. ldt.c
  90. link.c
  91. lookup_dcookie.c
  92. loop.c
  93. lseek.c
  94. make-dist
  95. Makefile.am
  96. mem.c
  97. membarrier.c
  98. memfd_create.c
  99. mknod.c
  100. mount.c
  101. mpers.awk
  102. mpers.sh
  103. mpers_test.sh
  104. mpers_type.h
  105. mq.c
  106. mtd.c
  107. native_defs.h
  108. net.c
  109. NEWS
  110. open.c
  111. or1k_atomic.c
  112. pathtrace.c
  113. perf.c
  114. personality.c
  115. poll.c
  116. prctl.c
  117. print_mq_attr.c
  118. print_msgbuf.c
  119. print_sigevent.c
  120. print_time.c
  121. print_timex.c
  122. printmode.c
  123. printrusage.c
  124. printsiginfo.c
  125. printsiginfo.h
  126. printstat.h
  127. process.c
  128. process_vm.c
  129. ptp.c
  130. ptrace.h
  131. quota.c
  132. readahead.c
  133. readlink.c
  134. README
  135. README-hacking
  136. README-linux-ptrace
  137. README-mpers
  138. README.md
  139. reboot.c
  140. regs.h
  141. renameat.c
  142. resource.c
  143. rtc.c
  144. sched.c
  145. scsi.c
  146. seccomp.c
  147. seccomp_fprog.h
  148. sendfile.c
  149. sigaltstack.c
  150. sigevent.h
  151. signal.c
  152. signalent.sh
  153. signalfd.c
  154. sigreturn.c
  155. sock.c
  156. socketutils.c
  157. sram_alloc.c
  158. statfs.c
  159. strace-graph
  160. strace-log-merge
  161. strace.1
  162. strace.c
  163. strace.spec
  164. swapon.c
  165. sync_file_range.c
  166. syscall.c
  167. syscallent.sh
  168. sysctl.c
  169. sysinfo.c
  170. syslog.c
  171. sysmips.c
  172. term.c
  173. time.c
  174. times.c
  175. travis-ci.sh
  176. truncate.c
  177. uid.c
  178. uid16.c
  179. umask.c
  180. umount.c
  181. uname.c
  182. unwind.c
  183. upeek.c
  184. userfaultfd.c
  185. util.c
  186. utime.c
  187. utimes.c
  188. v4l2.c
  189. vsprintf.c
  190. wait.c
  191. xattr.c
  192. xlate.el
  193. xmalloc.c
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