If you are debugging a native process, SIGSEGV gets ignored by default. The gdbclient bash function has been modified to only call the art-on macro when running gdbclient app_processXX. Also, print a warning in case someone is trying to debug a native process using app_process. Bug: 17815162 Change-Id: I0666e6713b0a03ee713be7827c5b671938f2c263
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110 lines
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# dump dalvik backtrace
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define dbt
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if $argc == 1
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set $FP = $arg0
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else
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set $FP = $r5
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end
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set $frame = 0
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set $savedPC = 0
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while $FP
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set $stackSave = $FP - sizeof(StackSaveArea)
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set $savedPC = ((StackSaveArea *)$stackSave)->savedPc
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set $method = ((StackSaveArea *)$stackSave)->method
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printf "#%d\n", $frame
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printf " FP = %#x\n", $FP
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printf " stack save = %#x\n", $stackSave
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printf " Curr pc = %#x\n", ((StackSaveArea *) $stackSave)->xtra.currentPc
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printf " FP prev = %#x\n", ((StackSaveArea *) $stackSave)->prevFrame
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if $method != 0
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printf " returnAddr: 0x%x\n", \
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((StackSaveArea *)$stackSave)->returnAddr
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printf " class = %s\n", ((Method *) $method)->clazz->descriptor
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printf " method = %s (%#08x)\n", ((Method *) $method)->name, $method
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printf " signature = %s\n", ((Method *) $method)->shorty
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printf " bytecode offset = 0x%x\n", (short *) (((StackSaveArea *) $stackSave)->xtra.currentPc) - (short *) (((Method *) $method)->insns)
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set $regSize = ((Method *) $method)->registersSize
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set $insSize = ((Method *) $method)->insSize
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set $index = 0
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while $index < $regSize
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printf " v%d = %d", $index, ((int *)$FP)[$index]
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if $regSize - $index <= $insSize
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printf " (in%d)\n", $insSize - $regSize + $index
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else
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printf " (local%d)\n", $index
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end
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set $index = $index + 1
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end
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else
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printf " break frame\n"
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end
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set $FP = (int) ((StackSaveArea *)$stackSave)->prevFrame
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set $frame = $frame + 1
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end
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end
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document dbt
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Unwind Dalvik stack frames. Argument 0 is the frame address of the top
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frame. If omitted r5 will be used as the default (as the case in the
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interpreter and JIT'ed code).
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end
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# ART debugging. ART uses SIGSEGV signals for internal purposes. To allow
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# gdb to debug programs using ART we need to treat this signal specially. We
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# also set a breakpoint in a libart.so function to stop when the program
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# hits an unexpected breakpoint
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set $art_debug_enabled = 0
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define art-on
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if $art_debug_enabled == 0
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# deal with SIGSEGV signals
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handle SIGSEGV noprint nostop pass
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# set a breakpoint and record its number
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set breakpoint pending on
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break art_sigsegv_fault
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set $art_bpnum = $bpnum
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commands $art_bpnum
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silent
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printf "Caught SIGSEGV in user program\n"
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end
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set breakpoint pending auto
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printf "ART debugging mode is enabled.\n"
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printf "If you are debugging a native only process, you need to\n"
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printf "re-enable normal SIGSEGV handling using this command:\n"
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printf " handle SIGSEGV print stop\n"
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set $art_debug_enabled = 1
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else
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printf "ART debugging mode is already enabled.\n"
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end
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end
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document art-on
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Enter ART debugging mode. In ART debugging mode, SIGSEGV signals are ignored
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by gdb unless they are not handled by ART itself. A breakpoint is
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set to stop the program when an unexpected SIGSEGV signal is
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encountered.
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To switch ART debugging mode off, use "art-off"
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end
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define art-off
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if $art_debug_enabled == 1
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# restore SIGSEGV to its default
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handle SIGSEGV print stop pass
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# delete our breakpoint
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delete $art_bpnum
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set $art_debug_enabled = 0
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printf "ART debugging mode is disabled.\n"
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end
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end
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document art-off
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Leave ART debugging mode. Signal handling is restored to default settings.
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Use the command "art-on" to enable ART debugging mode.
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end
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