xref: /third_party/elfutils/tests/backtrace-subr.sh (revision da0c48c4)

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. $srcdir/test-subr.sh

# Verify one of the backtraced threads contains function 'main'.
check_main()
{
  if grep -w main $1; then
    return
  fi
  echo >&2 $2: no main
  false
}

# Without proper ELF symbols resolution we could get inappropriate weak
# symbol "gsignal" with the same address as the correct symbol "raise".
# It was fixed by GIT commit 78dec228b3cfb2f9300cd0b682ebf416c9674c91 .
# [patch] Improve ELF symbols preference (global > weak)
# https://lists.fedorahosted.org/pipermail/elfutils-devel/2012-October/002624.html
check_gsignal()
{
  if ! grep -w gsignal $1; then
    return
  fi
  echo >&2 $2: found gsignal
  false
}


# Makes sure we saw the function that initiated the backtrace
# when the core was generated through the tests backtrace --gencore.
# This might disappear when frame pointer chasing gone bad.
check_backtracegen()
{
  if grep -w backtracegen $1; then
    return
  fi
  echo >&2 $2: no backtracegen
  false
}

# Verify the STDERR output does not contain unexpected errors.
# In some cases we cannot reliably find out we got behind _start as some
# operating system do not properly terminate CFI by undefined PC.
# Ignore it here as it is a bug of OS, not a bug of elfutils.
check_err()
{
  if [ $(grep -E -v <$1 'dwfl_thread_getframes: (No DWARF information found|no matching address range|address out of range|Invalid register|\(null\))$' \
         | wc -c) \
       -eq 0 ]
  then
    return
  fi
  echo >&2 $2: neither empty nor just out of DWARF
  false
}

check_all()
{
  bt=$1
  err=$2
  testname=$3
  check_main $bt $testname
  check_gsignal $bt $testname
  check_err $err $testname
}

check_unsupported()
{
  err=$1
  testname=$2
  if grep -q ': Unwinding not supported for this architecture$' $err; then
    echo >&2 $testname: arch not supported
    test_cleanup
    exit 77
  fi
}

check_native_unsupported()
{
  err=$1
  testname=$2
  check_unsupported $err $testname

  # ARM is special. It is supported, but it doesn't use .eh_frame by default
  # making the native tests fail unless debuginfo (for glibc) is installed
  # and we can fall back on .debug_frame for the CFI.
  case "`uname -m`" in
    arm* )
      if grep -E 'dwfl_thread_getframes(.*)No DWARF information found' $err; then
	echo >&2 $testname: arm needs debuginfo installed for all libraries
	exit 77
      fi
    ;;
  esac
}

check_core()
{
  arch=$1
  testfiles backtrace.$arch.{exec,core}
  tempfiles backtrace.$arch.{bt,err}
  echo ./backtrace ./backtrace.$arch.{exec,core}
  testrun ${abs_builddir}/backtrace -e ./backtrace.$arch.exec --core=./backtrace.$arch.core 1>backtrace.$arch.bt 2>backtrace.$arch.err || true
  cat backtrace.$arch.{bt,err}
  check_unsupported backtrace.$arch.err backtrace.$arch.core
  check_all backtrace.$arch.{bt,err} backtrace.$arch.core
  check_backtracegen backtrace.$arch.bt backtrace.$arch.core
}

# Backtrace live process.
# Do not abort on non-zero exit code due to some warnings of ./backtrace
# - see function check_err.
check_native()
{
  child=$1
  tempfiles $child.{bt,err}
  (set +ex; testrun ${abs_builddir}/backtrace --backtrace-exec=${abs_builddir}/$child 1>$child.bt 2>$child.err; true)
  cat $child.{bt,err}
  check_native_unsupported $child.err $child
  check_all $child.{bt,err} $child
}

# Backtrace core file.
check_native_core()
{
# systemd-coredump/coredumpctl doesn't seem to like concurrent core dumps
# use a lock file (fd 200) tests/core-dump-backtrace.lock
(
  child=$1

  # Disable valgrind while dumping core.
  SAVED_VALGRIND_CMD="$VALGRIND_CMD"
  unset VALGRIND_CMD

  # Wait for lock for 10 seconds or skip.
  flock -x -w 10 200 || exit 77;

  # Skip the test if we cannot adjust core ulimit.
  pid="`ulimit -c unlimited || exit 77; set +ex; testrun ${abs_builddir}/$child --gencore; true`"
  core="core.$pid"
  # see if /proc/sys/kernel/core_uses_pid is set to 0
  if [ -f core ]; then
    mv core "$core"
  fi
  type -P coredumpctl && have_coredumpctl=1 || have_coredumpctl=0
  if [ ! -f "$core" -a $have_coredumpctl -eq 1 ]; then
    # Maybe systemd-coredump took it. But give it some time to dump first...
    sleep 1
    coredumpctl --output="$core" dump $pid || rm -f $core

    # Try a couple of times after waiting some more if something went wrong...
    if [ ! -f "$core" ]; then
      sleep 2
      coredumpctl --output="$core" dump $pid || rm -f $core
    fi

    if [ ! -f "$core" ]; then
      sleep 3
      coredumpctl --output="$core" dump $pid || rm -f $core
    fi
  fi
  if [ ! -f "$core" ]; then
    # In some containers our view of pids is confused. Since tests are
    # run in a new fresh directory any core here is most like is ours.
    if ls core.[0-9]* 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then
      mv core.[0-9]* "$core"
    fi
  fi
  if [ ! -f "$core" ]; then
    echo "No $core file generated";
    exit 77;
  fi

  if [ "x$SAVED_VALGRIND_CMD" != "x" ]; then
    VALGRIND_CMD="$SAVED_VALGRIND_CMD"
    export VALGRIND_CMD
  fi

  # Do not abort on non-zero exit code due to some warnings of ./backtrace
  # - see function check_err.
  tempfiles $core{,.{bt,err}}
  (set +ex; testrun ${abs_builddir}/backtrace -e ${abs_builddir}/$child --core=$core 1>$core.bt 2>$core.err; true)
  cat $core.{bt,err}
  check_native_unsupported $core.err $child-$core
  check_all $core.{bt,err} $child-$core
  rm $core{,.{bt,err}}
) 200>${abs_builddir}/core-dump-backtrace.lock
}