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Resolved conflicts:
runtime/task_finder.c: name vs path.
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Commit 96b030fe reorganized the tracepoint registration calls by
creating generic wrappers that return int. However, the older
tracepoint implementation (as found in RHEL5.3) returned void for unreg,
so this was failing pass-4.
Since we can't handle unregistration failures anyway, this change just
makes the generic unregister function return void instead. As noted in
the newly-added comment, it should be safe for us to ignore unreg
failures.
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* tapsets.cxx (utrace_derived_probe_group::emit_module_decls):
Always emit vm callback probe for __stp_tf_vm_cb.
* runtime/task_finder.c (__stp_tf_vm_cb): Always expose, move _stp_dbug
statements under ifdef DEBUG_TASK_FINDER_VMA. Find and record
corresponding module when vm_path not NULL.
* runtime/task_finder_vma.c (struct __stp_tf_vma_entry): Add _stp_module.
(stap_add_vma_map_info): Add _stp_module argument and assign.
(__stp_tf_get_vma_entry_addr): New static function to get
the __stp_tf_vma_entry given an address.
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Instead of registering tracepoints with the deeply-nested if-tree, which
was cluttering the module_init/exit, this now emits normalized reg/unreg
functions for each tracepoint probes. Now the module_init/exit can be a
simple loop like all of the other probe types.
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The new semok testcase exposed that the module splitting wasn't properly
setting substr boundaries. Instead of passing the end position, it's
supposed to pass the number of characters (end - begin). Oops.
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* tapsets.cxx (dwarf_var_expanding_visitor::visit_target_symbol):
Substitute erroneous target symbol with literal 0 if session level
flag, skip_badvars is set.
* session.h (struct systemtap_session):
New flag: skip_badvars.
* main.cxx:
Command line argument --skip-badvars added.
* stap.1.in:
Entry for new option --skip-badvars.
* NEWS:
Added blurb for new option now available.
* testsuite/semok/badvar.stp:
Test case to check added functionality.
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This patch is to enable displaying the arguments of
marker probe for listing mode -L. The output is like,
$stap -L 'kernel.mark("*")'
kernel.mark("core_marker_format").format("name %s format %s") $arg1:string $arg2:string
kernel.mark("jbd2_checkpoint").format("dev %s need_checkpoint %d") $arg1:string
$arg2:long
kernel.mark("jbd2_end_commit").format("dev %s transaction %d head %d") $arg1:string $arg2:long $arg3:long
kernel.mark("jbd2_start_commit").format("dev %s transaction %d") $arg1:string $arg2:long
Note: It's also possible to figure out the arguments according to the format.
Signed-off-by: Wenji Huang <wenji.huang@oracle.com>
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This patch is to enable displaying arguments of tracepoint
probe in listing mode -L. The example output is like
$stap -L 'kernel.trace("block_bio*")'
kernel.trace("block_bio_bounce") $q:struct request_queue* $bio:struct bio*
kernel.trace("block_bio_backmerge") $q:struct request_queue* $bio:struct bio*
kernel.trace("block_bio_complete") $q:struct request_queue* $bio:struct bio*
kernel.trace("block_bio_queue") $q:struct request_queue* $bio:struct bio*
kernel.trace("block_bio_frontmerge") $q:struct request_queue* $bio:struct bio*
Signed-off-by: Wenji Huang <wenji.huang@oracle.com>
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Sometimes @cast()ing can fail if the type needed may or may not be
defined in a kernel module. This patch lets @cast take a colon-
separated list of modules to search for the type definition.
* tapsets.cxx (dwarf_cast_query): Simplify. Take the module and
the code result as reference parameters, and use code.empty() as
the sign that the type isn't resolved yet.
(dwarf_cast_expanding_visitor::visit_cast_op): Split e->module by
colon into substrings, and loop until the type is resolved.
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Some time ago we loosened up the code for all probe types to allow
interrupts during the handler. However, when probing something like
kernel.trace("*"), you get a mix of probes in and out of the interrupt
path, and it becomes much more common to have probes skipped due to
interrupt reentrancy.
The common_probe_entryfn_prologue and common_probe_entryfn_epilogue
functions had an interruptible flag, but this was no longer used
anywhere. I removed this flag, but then reused the logic to check an
INTERRUPTIBLE macro instead. Now users can use -DINTERRUPTIBLE=0 to
prevent interrupt reentrancy in their script, at the cost of a bit more
overhead to toggle the interrupt mask.
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For parity with the DWARF probes, this makes tracepoints also define
$$parms, which has the same value as $$vars (since tracepoints are
missing the concept of $$locals).
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The probe_point clear was nested in the overload processing code, I
believe accidentally. This just makes it always cleared on probe exit.
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* tapsets.cxx (query_dwarf_func): die_has_pc (dwarf_haspc) does not expect a
module_start for shared objects so don't call module_address_to_global for the
statement address.
* testsuite/systemtap.base/labels.exp: Add tests for executable .statement(N),
shared object .label("L") and so .statement(N).
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If stap is run with "-t -DDEBUG_REENTRANCY", additional warnings will
be printed for every reentrancy event, including the probe points of
the resident and interloper probes.
* tapsets.cxx (common_probe_entryfn_prologue): Add "new_pp" argument,
update all callers. Print reentrancy details if needed.
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The tracepoint API provides tracepoint_synchronize_unregister() as a way
to guarantee that all tracepoint handlers are inactive. This is
necessary after unregistering to allow the module to safely unload.
* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_init):
Call synchronize after unregistering tracepoints.
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_exit): Ditto.
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This uses a similar mechanism as marker probes for storing target
variables in locals of the probe body.
* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_arg): Add fields to help $target access.
(tracepoint_var_expanding_visitor): Expand code to access target
variables - a $target for each tracepoint parameter, as well as
the special $$name and $$vars.
(tracepoint_derived_probe::tracepoint_derived_probe): Expand targets
(resolve_tracepoint_arg_type): Determine if a parameter is a type
that we can dereference, and store the underlying type.
(tracepoint_derived_probe::build_args): Resolve the types.
(tracepoint_derived_probe::emit_probe_context_vars): Emit $target
placeholders into the locals of the probe body.
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_decls): Initialize
$targets from the entry point parameters.
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* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_arg): New
(tracepoint_derived_probe): Add declaring header name and arg vector
(dwarf_type_name): Build a type string for a given type DIE
(tracepoint_derived_probe::build_args): Scan the function DIE for
the name and type of formal parameters required by the tracepoint.
(tracepoint_derived_probe::tracepoint_derived_probe): Call
build_args and determine the relevant header to include.
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_decls): For each
tracepoint, include its header and declare a probe entry point with
the right function signature.
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_init): Call the
registration for each tracepoint, and handle error unwinding.
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group::emit_module_exit): Unregister each.
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* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_derived_probe): Create a skeleton probe
(tracepoint_derived_probe_group): Create a skeleton group
(tracepoint_query::handle_query_func): build a probe
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* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_query): Iterate over the modules, CUs, and
functions in tracequery.ko looking for our hijacked tracepoint
declarations.
(tracepoint_builder::build): Run a tracepoint_query
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* session.h (systemtap_session): add tracepoint_derived_probes
* buildrun.cxx (make_tracequery): New - builds a kernel module that
hijacks the tracepoint declarations, so we can query debuginfo.
* buildrun.h: declare above
* tapsets.cxx (tracepoint_builder): New builder for tracepoint
probes. For now it just handles the initialization to build the
tracequery kernel module.
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* tapsets.cxx (dwflpp::iterate_over_functions): Change arg from
void* to base_query*, and add explicit function-search parameters.
(query_cu): update caller
(query_dwarf_func): update callback signature
(Note: instead of passing around callback functions, it might be nicer
to use a virtual method in base_query...)
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We used to check & init module_cache in a few inconsistent places. Now
it is always handled in dwflpp::setup_user/setup_kernel.
* tapsets.cxx (dwflpp::setup_user): add module_cache check
(dwarf_builder::build): remove module_cache check
(dwarf_cast_expanding_visitor::visit_cast_op): ditto
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* tapsets.cxx (dwflpp::build): Use .label for .so instead of .statement(N)
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It also adds a private copy of access_process_vm to runtime/itrace.c
since that function is not consistently exported by all distros.
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The gcc on Ubuntu doesn't like fprintf() without format arguments
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* tapsets.cxx (dwflpp::build): Improve c+ method navigation.
Use .label for listing mode.
* systemtap.base/static_uprobes.exp: Test multiple invocations of the same
probe per block. (SW9770)
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* tapsets.cxx (iterate_over_cu_labels): Check dwarf_child result.
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Conflicts:
ChangeLog: Removed
runtime/ChangeLog: Removed
runtime/sym.c: Merged
runtime/task_finder.c: Merged
tapset/ChangeLog: Removed
testsuite/ChangeLog: Removed
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println(@cast(myptr, "task_struct")->pid)
println(@cast(myptr, "task_struct", "kernel")->pid)
Merge branch 'typecast', bump ChangeLog entries to push date
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This will iterate over the module and its CUs looking for the type
definition, and then work with loc2c to dereference the pointer.
* loc2c.c (c_translate_argument): Create a dummy location to start
the address computation from a function parameter.
* translate.cxx (base_query, dwarf_query): Move some members from
base_query to dwarf_query, so the former can be more generic. Also
add a constructor using a module string instead of probe parameters.
(dwflpp::query_modules, dwflpp::iterate_over_modules): Use a generic
base_query instead of a dwarf_query.
(dwarf_cast_query): New query to scan the modules and CUs for a
matching type definition, and then produce a code fragment to deref
each component.
(dwarf_cast_expanding_visitor): Tries to replace @casts with a function
call to the result of a dwarf_cast_query.
(dwflpp::declaration_resolve): Search by name instead of by die.
(dwflpp::translate_components): Use the incoming vardie as the first
type die, so we don't assume that attr_mem has a DW_AT_type already.
(dwflpp::literal_stmt_for_pointer): Construct a C fragment that starts
with a pointer argument (THIS->pointer) and dereferences each member
component from there.
(*_derived_probe::register_patterns): Take a session parameter instead
of a match_node, so we can manipulate session-wide data.
(dwarf_derived_probe::register_patterns): Add a session code filter to
expand @casts with a dwarf_cast_expanding_visitor.
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* tapsets.cxx (dwarf_var_expanding_visitor::visit_cast_op): While
expanding dwarf probes, provide the current module as a default to
@casts without a module name.
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2009-02-12 David Smith <dsmith@redhat.com>
* tapsets.cxx (procfs_derived_probe_group::emit_module_decls):
Moved inclusion of procfs.c here from runtime/transport.c
2009-02-12 David Smith <dsmith@redhat.com>
* transport.c: Moved inclusion of procfs.c to
procfs_derived_probe_group::emit_module_decls() in tapsets.cxx.
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blacklisted files
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This brings a new update_visitor that makes it easier to traverse the
parse tree and modify parts of it as necessary. I wrote this as part of
my in-progress work to allow @cast() expansion, but I was able to apply
it to the dwarf/etc. target variable expanders and to the optimization
stages. I think the resulting code is more predictable and easier to
follow...
Conflicts:
ChangeLog (bumped my commit dates to push dates...)
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* tapsets.cxx (var_expanding_copy_visitor): This struct becomes
var_expanding_visitor and inherits from update_visitor instead of
deep_copy_visitor. Each of the probe-type variants of this are also no
longer copiers.
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* staptree.h (require, provide): Simplify stack operations with less
pointer magic, and move to be deep_copy_visitor members.
* staptree.h (deep_copy_visitor::deep_copy): Templatize
* staptree.cxx, tapsets.cxx: Refactor require/provide callers
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kernels
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non-trap based probes"
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This change just inserts 'static' on runtime, tapset, and generated C
functions and globals, so the compiler can do a better job of
optimizing.
My tests with small scripts show ~10% reduction in compile time and ~20%
reduction in module size. Larger scripts may show less benefit, but I
expect purely positive results.
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