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swift-mirror/stdlib/public/libexec/swift-backtrace/TargetLinux.swift
Alastair Houghton 0e3e9efcd3 [Backtracing] Add ImageMap instead of just using an Array.
We want to be able to efficiently serialise lists of images, and to do so
it makes most sense to create a separate `ImageMap` type.  This also provides
a useful place to put methods to e.g. find an image by address or by build
ID.

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2025-01-17 10:09:36 +00:00

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//===--- TargetLinux.swift - Represents a process we are inspecting -------===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2022 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
// See https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// Defines `Target`, which represents the process we are inspecting.
// This is the Linux version.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#if os(Linux)
#if canImport(Glibc)
import Glibc
#elseif canImport(Musl)
import Musl
#endif
import Runtime
@_spi(Internal) import Runtime
@_spi(Contexts) import Runtime
@_spi(MemoryReaders) import Runtime
@_spi(Utils) import Runtime
enum SomeBacktrace {
case raw(Backtrace)
case symbolicated(SymbolicatedBacktrace)
}
struct TargetThread {
typealias ThreadID = pid_t
var id: ThreadID
var context: HostContext?
var name: String
var backtrace: SomeBacktrace
}
class Target {
typealias Address = UInt64
var pid: pid_t
var name: String
var signal: UInt64
var faultAddress: Address
var crashingThread: TargetThread.ThreadID
var images: ImageMap
var threads: [TargetThread] = []
var crashingThreadNdx: Int = -1
var signalName: String {
switch signal {
case UInt64(SIGQUIT): return "SIGQUIT"
case UInt64(SIGABRT): return "SIGABRT"
case UInt64(SIGBUS): return "SIGBUS"
case UInt64(SIGFPE): return "SIGFPE"
case UInt64(SIGILL): return "SIGILL"
case UInt64(SIGSEGV): return "SIGSEGV"
case UInt64(SIGTRAP): return "SIGTRAP"
default: return "\(signal)"
}
}
var signalDescription: String {
switch signal {
case UInt64(SIGQUIT): return "Terminated"
case UInt64(SIGABRT): return "Aborted"
case UInt64(SIGBUS): return "Bus error"
case UInt64(SIGFPE): return "Floating point exception"
case UInt64(SIGILL): return "Illegal instruction"
case UInt64(SIGSEGV): return "Bad pointer dereference"
case UInt64(SIGTRAP): return "System trap"
default:
return "Signal \(signal)"
}
}
var reader: MemserverMemoryReader
// Get the name of a process
private static func getProcessName(pid: pid_t) -> String {
let path = "/proc/\(pid)/comm"
guard let name = readString(from: path) else {
return ""
}
return String(stripWhitespace(name))
}
/// Get the name of a thread
private func getThreadName(tid: Int64) -> String {
let path = "/proc/\(pid)/task/\(tid)/comm"
guard let name = readString(from: path) else {
return ""
}
let trimmed = String(stripWhitespace(name))
// Allow the main thread to use the process' name, but other
// threads will have an empty name unless they've set the name
// explicitly
if trimmed == self.name && pid != tid {
return ""
}
return trimmed
}
init(crashInfoAddr: UInt64, limit: Int?, top: Int, cache: Bool,
symbolicate: SwiftBacktrace.Symbolication) {
// fd #4 is reserved for the memory server
let memserverFd: CInt = 4
pid = getppid()
reader = MemserverMemoryReader(fd: memserverFd)
name = Self.getProcessName(pid: pid)
let crashInfo: CrashInfo
do {
crashInfo = try reader.fetch(from: crashInfoAddr, as: CrashInfo.self)
} catch {
print("swift-backtrace: unable to fetch crash info.")
exit(1)
}
crashingThread = TargetThread.ThreadID(crashInfo.crashing_thread)
signal = crashInfo.signal
faultAddress = crashInfo.fault_address
images = ImageMap.capture(using: reader, forProcess: Int(pid))
do {
try fetchThreads(threadListHead: Address(crashInfo.thread_list),
limit: limit, top: top, cache: cache,
symbolicate: symbolicate)
} catch {
print("swift-backtrace: failed to fetch thread information: \(error)")
exit(1)
}
}
/// Fetch information about all of the process's threads; the crash_info
/// structure contains a linked list of thread ucontexts, which may not
/// include every thread. In particular, if a thread was stuck in an
/// uninterruptible wait, we won't have a ucontext for it.
func fetchThreads(
threadListHead: Address,
limit: Int?, top: Int, cache: Bool,
symbolicate: SwiftBacktrace.Symbolication
) throws {
var next = threadListHead
while next != 0 {
let t = try reader.fetch(from: next, as: thread.self)
next = t.next
guard let ucontext
= try? reader.fetch(from: t.uctx, as: ucontext_t.self) else {
// This can happen if a thread is in an uninterruptible wait
continue
}
let context = HostContext.fromHostMContext(ucontext.uc_mcontext)
let backtrace = try Backtrace.capture(from: context,
using: reader,
images: images,
algorithm: .auto,
limit: limit,
offset: 0,
top: top)
let shouldSymbolicate: Bool
var options: Backtrace.SymbolicationOptions
switch symbolicate {
case .off:
shouldSymbolicate = false
options = []
case .fast:
shouldSymbolicate = true
options = [ .showSourceLocations ]
case .full:
shouldSymbolicate = true
options = [ .showInlineFrames, .showSourceLocations ]
}
if cache {
options.insert(.useSymbolCache)
}
if shouldSymbolicate {
guard let symbolicated = backtrace.symbolicated(
with: images,
options: options
) else {
print("unable to symbolicate backtrace for thread \(t.tid)")
exit(1)
}
threads.append(TargetThread(id: TargetThread.ThreadID(t.tid),
context: context,
name: getThreadName(tid: t.tid),
backtrace: .symbolicated(symbolicated)))
} else {
threads.append(TargetThread(id: TargetThread.ThreadID(t.tid),
context: context,
name: getThreadName(tid: t.tid),
backtrace: .raw(backtrace)))
}
}
// Sort the threads by thread ID; the main thread always sorts
// lower than any other.
threads.sort {
return $0.id == pid || ($1.id != pid && $0.id < $1.id)
}
// Find the crashing thread index
if let ndx = threads.firstIndex(where: { $0.id == crashingThread }) {
crashingThreadNdx = ndx
} else {
print("unable to find the crashing thread")
exit(1)
}
}
func redoBacktraces(
limit: Int?, top: Int, cache: Bool,
symbolicate: SwiftBacktrace.Symbolication
) {
for (ndx, thread) in threads.enumerated() {
guard let context = thread.context else {
continue
}
guard let backtrace = try? Backtrace.capture(from: context,
using: reader,
images: images,
algorithm: .auto,
limit: limit,
offset: 0,
top: top) else {
print("unable to capture backtrace from context for thread \(ndx)")
continue
}
let shouldSymbolicate: Bool
var options: Backtrace.SymbolicationOptions
switch symbolicate {
case .off:
shouldSymbolicate = false
options = []
case .fast:
shouldSymbolicate = true
options = [ .showSourceLocations ]
case .full:
shouldSymbolicate = true
options = [ .showInlineFrames, .showSourceLocations ]
}
if cache {
options.insert(.useSymbolCache)
}
if shouldSymbolicate {
guard let symbolicated = backtrace.symbolicated(
with: images,
options: options
) else {
print("unable to symbolicate backtrace from context for thread \(ndx)")
continue
}
threads[ndx].backtrace = .symbolicated(symbolicated)
} else {
threads[ndx].backtrace = .raw(backtrace)
}
}
}
func withDebugger(_ body: () -> ()) throws {
print("""
From another shell, please run
lldb --attach-pid \(pid) -o c
""")
body()
}
}
#endif // os(Linux)