Integration of EXEC preprocessor beyond baseline.#294
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Description of PR
This is a follow - up to #279.
Approach and basic idea
cb_preparser_entryis added tocobc.c, which handles the associated pre-parser metadata.cb_preparser_listandcb_active_preparserare created, one being a list to registered preparsers, and other is a pointer forpplex.lto identify the tag.cb_load_preparser_conf()andcb_find_preparser()are created based on similar mechanism ofcb_config_entry().In
ppparse.ythe following macro is defined#define pperror(x) do { if (!cb_active_preparser) cb_error_always ("%s", x); } while(0)the idea is to identify the abort of pre-parser inpplex.lwhich is artificially generated.So far only general tests have been performed by using a
test.conffile and setting up a pseudo - preprocessor via bash, which shows the replacement works and flag-injection is performed via gcc.