ExceptionHandler on Windows. Patch by John Abd-El-Malek. r=me
Interface change: post-dump and pre-dump (filter) callbacks now must accept
an additional EXCEPTION_POINTERS* argument.
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- Provide an optional filter callback that gets triggered before attempting
to write a dump, to give client code a chance to refuse handling early
in the process.
- Allow exceptions that are unhandled by Airbag (due to filter callback or
dump callback return value, or failure to write a dump) to be passed to the
previous handler or to the system.
- In order to pass exceptions unhandled by the topmost Airbag handler to
lower handlers, fix up the stacking of ExceptionHandler objects, and give
each ExceptionHandler object its own thread (like the Mac implementation)
to avoid deadlock.
- Provide a dump_path argument to callbacks, as requested by developers and
already implemented in the Mac handler.
- Avoid calling c_str in exception handler code (#90).
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- Introduces a standard API for dealing with modules. MinidumpModule
is now a concrete implementation of this API. Code may interact with
single modules using the CodeModule interface, and collections of
modules using its container, the CodeModules interface.
- CodeModule is used directly by SymbolSupplier implementations and
SourceLineResolver. Reliance on the specific implementation in
MinidumpModule has been eliminated.
- Module lists are now added to ProcessState objects. Module references
in each stack frame are now pointers to objects in these module lists.
- The sample minidump_stackwalk tool prints the module list after printing
all threads' stacks.
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- The dumped symbol format now begins with a MODULE line identifying the
uuid, age, and name of the source pdb file.
- The processor ignores MODULE lines, but they are useful in figuring out
how to index symbol files in a symbol store.
- dump_syms and symupload now both accept either a pdb or exe/dll and
will read the pdb regardless.
- Figured out that MSSS always represents a module's age in pathnames in
hexadecimal, and updated SimpleSymbolSupplier to match.
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- minidump_stackwalk is now much more useful as a debugging tool and
even as a standalone tool.
- Reimplementation of minidump_stackwalk around MinidumpProcessor.
- minidump_stackwalk displays all pertinent information returned by
MinidumpProcessor in the ProcessState.
- New PathnameStripper::File static utility method to display only the
leaf file name in a pathname, cleaning up minidump_stackwalk's output.
- New SimpleSymbolSupplier class, which implements a simple
filesystem-based symbol supplier compatible with the layout used by
Microsoft Symbol Server and its client cache.
- minidump_stackwalk now accepts an optional second argument, a pathname
to use as a symbol directory for a SimpleSymbolSupplier.
- Updated test data to be compatible with SimpleSymbolSupplier, and added
test data for kernel32.pdb. Test data converted from CRLF line endings
to LF.
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- MinidumpProcessor now processes all threads and returns a new ProcessState
object. (Interface change.)
- ProcessState contains a CallStack for each thread in the process, and
additional information about whether the process crashed, which thread
crashed, the reason for the crash, and identifying attributes for the
OS and CPU.
- MinidumpSystemInfo now contains a GetCPUVendor() method that returns the
vendor information from CPUID 0 on x86 processors ("GenuineIntel").
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- PDBSourceLineWriter (dump_syms) outputs stack frame debugging information
- SourceLineResolver reads the new information and puts it into a
new StackFrameInfo structure, which is stored in a ContainedRangeMap.
FillSourceLineInfo passes the StackFrameInfo back to the caller.
- The base Stackwalker makes StackFrameInfo data available to subclasses
during stackwalking, but does not use this information directly itself.
Stackwalkers may access stack_frame_info_ for enhanced stackwalking
(this will be part 4).
- New test data for the updated dumped-symbol format
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- Test StackwalkerX86 and StackwalkerPPC on the current process, if built
by a supported compiler (gcc) on a supported (walkable) CPU (x86, ppc).
- This test is not enabled by default because of certain optimizations
that interfere with it (stack frame reuse, frame pointer omission). See
the comments at the top of stackwalker_selftest.cc. To enable this
test in the standard "make check" suite, configure with --enable-selftest.
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