Hi,
I am trying to use GDB. It works fine with test-gdb_monitor, but with my own program I run in to memory quota problems. I tried to fix it through the config file but it did not seem to help. Any clues?
Daniel
---- terminal output [init] child "uart_drv" [init] RAM quota: 884736 [init] ELF binary: uart_drv [init] priority: 0 [init] provides service Terminal [init] Warning: Specified quota exceeds available quota. [init] Proceeding with a quota of 103554588 bytes. [init] child "gdb_monitor" [init] RAM quota: 103390748 [init] ELF binary: gdb_monitor [init] priority: 0 [init -> uart_drv] --- i8250 UART driver started --- [init -> gdb_monitor] Starting ldso ... [init] child "timer" announces service "Timer" [init] child "uart_drv" announces service "Terminal" [init -> gdb_monitor] void init_libc_lock_pipe(): init_libc_lock_pipe() [init -> gdb_monitor] using the pipe libc plugin [init -> gdb_monitor] Starting application ... environ: 85004 [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 1, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009167 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009167 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009167 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting ldso ... Quota exceeded: gdb_monitor memory for slab: 4096 used quota: 2175192 ds_size: 2138112 sizeof(Ram_session_component): 216 quota_limit: 3862528 [init -> gdb_monitor] C++ runtime: Genode::Ram_session::Quota_exceeded [init -> gdb_monitor] void* abort(): abort called
--------------------------------------------------------------------- CPU 0 [00049d2f]: INT 3 CPU 1 [f0024d6a]: Maskable Interrupt CPU 2 [f0024d6a]: Maskable Interrupt
--- config <config verbose="yes"> <parent-provides> <service name="ROM"/> <service name="RAM"/> <service name="IRQ"/> <service name="IO_MEM"/> <service name="IO_PORT"/> <service name="CAP"/> <service name="PD"/> <service name="RM"/> <service name="CPU"/> <service name="LOG"/> <service name="SIGNAL"/> </parent-provides> <default-route> <any-service> <parent/> <any-child/> </any-service> </default-route> <start name="timer"> <resource name="RAM" quantum="512K"/> <provides> <service name="Timer"/> </provides> </start> <start name="uart_drv"> <resource name="RAM" quantum="1M"/> <provides> <service name="Terminal"/> </provides> <config> <policy label="gdb_monitor" uart="1"/> </config> </start> <start name="gdb_monitor"> <resource name="RAM" quantum="1G"/> <config> <target name="thread-migration" /> </config> </start> </config>
Hi Daniel,
I am trying to use GDB. It works fine with test-gdb_monitor, but with my own program I run in to memory quota problems. I tried to fix it through the config file but it did not seem to help. Any clues?
...
Quota exceeded: gdb_monitor memory for slab: 4096 used quota: 2175192 ds_size: 2138112 sizeof(Ram_session_component): 216 quota_limit: 3862528 [init -> gdb_monitor] C++ runtime: Genode::Ram_session::Quota_exceeded [init -> gdb_monitor] void* abort(): abort called
this message tells me that GDB monitor runs out of RAM quota. This can be explained as follows: When started, GDB monitor passes almost all of its own RAM quota to the target process and keeps only a fixed amount for itself. However, the amount needed in practice is not known at this point because GDB monitor's memory consumption depends on the behaviour of the target.
For example, GDB monitor has to copy ROM dataspaces requested by the target to RAM dataspaces in order to be able to patch the text segments of shared libraries (which are obtained by the target via ROM sessions). The memory for holding the RAM copy is accounted to the GDB monitor. Consequently, if the target creates a lot of ROM sessions, GDB monitor's RAM quota might exceed. I expect that this is the case in your scenario.
As a quick fix, I'd suggest to increase the amount of quota that GDB monitor keeps for itself. You can do this by changing:
ports/src/app/gdb_monitor/main.cc (line 66)
Maybe we should think about making this value configurable via the config file?
Best regards Norman
Hi Norman, This worked, but I am still not out of the woods. First, there seems to be a signal quota issue (although I think this may be OK as more quota is requested dynamically?). Second I have trouble setting break points. When I set a break point and continue in gdb, it reports warning: Error removing breakpoint X.
Also, is there a programmatic API to trigger a break into GDB (asm("int3") enters JDB)?
Regards, Daniel
[init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 ... REPEAT MANY TIMES [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000160 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000162 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000163 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting application ... environ: 85004 [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] ==THREAD MIGRATION EXAMPLE=============== [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [0] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [1] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 3, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [2] [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 2 Quota exceeded! amount=4096, size=4096, consumed=4096 ??
---- GDB SIDE --- (gdb) target remote localhost:5555 Remote debugging using localhost:5555 Reading symbols from ld.lib.so...done. Loaded symbols for ld.lib.so 0x00055c50 in _start_ldso () from ld.lib.so (gdb) (gdb) break OmniOS::sleep Breakpoint 1 at 0x1000160: file /home/dwaddington/git/omnios/genode/base/../omnios/include/omnios/sleep.h, line 45. (gdb) c Continuing. warning: Error removing breakpoint 1
-- On 10/20/2011 04:38 AM, Norman Feske wrote:
Hi Daniel,
I am trying to use GDB. It works fine with test-gdb_monitor, but with my own program I run in to memory quota problems. I tried to fix it through the config file but it did not seem to help. Any clues?
...
Quota exceeded: gdb_monitor memory for slab: 4096 used quota: 2175192 ds_size: 2138112 sizeof(Ram_session_component): 216 quota_limit: 3862528 [init -> gdb_monitor] C++ runtime: Genode::Ram_session::Quota_exceeded [init -> gdb_monitor] void* abort(): abort called
this message tells me that GDB monitor runs out of RAM quota. This can be explained as follows: When started, GDB monitor passes almost all of its own RAM quota to the target process and keeps only a fixed amount for itself. However, the amount needed in practice is not known at this point because GDB monitor's memory consumption depends on the behaviour of the target.
For example, GDB monitor has to copy ROM dataspaces requested by the target to RAM dataspaces in order to be able to patch the text segments of shared libraries (which are obtained by the target via ROM sessions). The memory for holding the RAM copy is accounted to the GDB monitor. Consequently, if the target creates a lot of ROM sessions, GDB monitor's RAM quota might exceed. I expect that this is the case in your scenario.
As a quick fix, I'd suggest to increase the amount of quota that GDB monitor keeps for itself. You can do this by changing:
ports/src/app/gdb_monitor/main.cc (line 66)
Maybe we should think about making this value configurable via the config file?
Best regards Norman
Hi Daniel,
you're right about the quota of the signal session. It gets upgraded dynamically and the "Quota exceeded!" warning can be ignored in this case.
I'm not sure about the cause of the breakpoint problem. Which version of GDB are you using? If it's not the current version 7.3.1, my first suggestion would be to try this version, which is also the version the GDB monitor implementation is based on. You can find the GDB 7.3.1 source archive in the 'ports/download' directory and build a GDB specifically for Genode by using the following 'configure' line:
configure --prefix=/usr/local/genode-gcc --program-prefix=genode-x86-
When starting GDB from a run script, the '[gdb]' function looks for CROSS_DEV_PREFIX-gdb first, so it already prefers the Genode-GDB to the host GDB.
There's currently no programmatic API to trigger a breakpoint, but it should work with asm("int $4").
Regards, Christian
On 10/20/2011 05:39 PM, Daniel Waddington wrote:
Hi Norman, This worked, but I am still not out of the woods. First, there seems to be a signal quota issue (although I think this may be OK as more quota is requested dynamically?). Second I have trouble setting break points. When I set a break point and continue in gdb, it reports warning: Error removing breakpoint X.
Also, is there a programmatic API to trigger a break into GDB (asm("int3") enters JDB)?
Regards, Daniel
[init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 ... REPEAT MANY TIMES [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000160 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000162 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000163 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting application ... environ: 85004 [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] ==THREAD MIGRATION EXAMPLE=============== [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [0] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [1] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 3, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [2] [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 2 Quota exceeded! amount=4096, size=4096, consumed=4096 ??
---- GDB SIDE --- (gdb) target remote localhost:5555 Remote debugging using localhost:5555 Reading symbols from ld.lib.so...done. Loaded symbols for ld.lib.so 0x00055c50 in _start_ldso () from ld.lib.so (gdb) (gdb) break OmniOS::sleep Breakpoint 1 at 0x1000160: file /home/dwaddington/git/omnios/genode/base/../omnios/include/omnios/sleep.h, line 45. (gdb) c Continuing. warning: Error removing breakpoint 1
--
Hi Christian,
OK. I tried this gdb and it did not work.
So, lets now talk about this in the context of a freshly download genode and just using the "make app/gdb_monitor" and "make run/gdb_monitor" commands.
This is what I tried and it failed (log below).
(gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c --continuing, test program does not break on printf. (gdb) ctrl-c (gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c --program this time breaks on breakpoint (gdb) c --program reports invalid context capability and stops.
Can you try this simple test yourself? The only other thing I could try is to rebuild the custom genode-gcc compiler.
Thanks Daniel
--- GNU gdb (Ubuntu/Linaro 7.3-0ubuntu2) 7.3-2011.08 Copyright (C) 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show copying" and "show warranty" for details. This GDB was configured as "x86_64-linux-gnu". For bug reporting instructions, please see: http://bugs.launchpad.net/gdb-linaro/... Reading symbols from /home/dwaddington/git/vanilla-genode/build/bin/test-gdb_monitor...done. Remote debugging using localhost:5555 warning: Unable to find dynamic linker breakpoint function. GDB will be unable to debug shared library initializers and track explicitly loaded dynamic code. 0x00054b20 in ?? () (gdb) break Genode::printf Breakpoint 1 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c Continuing. ^C Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt. 0x00054443 in ?? () (gdb) break Genode::printf Note: breakpoint 1 also set at pc 0x1003574. Breakpoint 2 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c Continuing.
Breakpoint 1, 0x01003574 in Genode::printf () (gdb) c Continuing.
--- [init -> gdb_monitor] void init_libc_lock_pipe(): init_libc_lock_pipe() [init -> gdb_monitor] using the pipe libc plugin [init -> gdb_monitor] Starting application ... environ: 82e04 [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 1, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal GDB monitor is up, starting GDB in a new terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b0 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b1 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b2 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b3 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b0 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b1 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b2 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b3 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003576 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003577 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003578 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003579 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357a [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357b [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357c [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357d [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357e [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357f [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003580 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003581 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write cd) [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Starting application ... environ: 82e04 [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=0 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=1 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=2 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=3 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=4 [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt no RM attachment (READ pf_addr=c pf_ip=1003574 from 636000) invalid signal-context capability virtual void Genode::Pager_activation_base::entry(): Could not resolve pf=c ip=1003574
On 10/21/2011 06:14 AM, Christian Prochaska wrote:
Hi Daniel,
you're right about the quota of the signal session. It gets upgraded dynamically and the "Quota exceeded!" warning can be ignored in this case.
I'm not sure about the cause of the breakpoint problem. Which version of GDB are you using? If it's not the current version 7.3.1, my first suggestion would be to try this version, which is also the version the GDB monitor implementation is based on. You can find the GDB 7.3.1 source archive in the 'ports/download' directory and build a GDB specifically for Genode by using the following 'configure' line:
configure --prefix=/usr/local/genode-gcc --program-prefix=genode-x86-
When starting GDB from a run script, the '[gdb]' function looks for CROSS_DEV_PREFIX-gdb first, so it already prefers the Genode-GDB to the host GDB.
There's currently no programmatic API to trigger a breakpoint, but it should work with asm("int $4").
Regards, Christian
On 10/20/2011 05:39 PM, Daniel Waddington wrote:
Hi Norman, This worked, but I am still not out of the woods. First, there seems to be a signal quota issue (although I think this may be OK as more quota is requested dynamically?). Second I have trouble setting break points. When I set a break point and continue in gdb, it reports warning: Error removing breakpoint X.
Also, is there a programmatic API to trigger a break into GDB (asm("int3") enters JDB)?
Regards, Daniel
[init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 ... REPEAT MANY TIMES [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000160 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000162 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000163 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting application ... environ: 85004 [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] ==THREAD MIGRATION EXAMPLE=============== [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [0] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [1] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 3, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [2] [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 2 Quota exceeded! amount=4096, size=4096, consumed=4096 ??
---- GDB SIDE --- (gdb) target remote localhost:5555 Remote debugging using localhost:5555 Reading symbols from ld.lib.so...done. Loaded symbols for ld.lib.so 0x00055c50 in _start_ldso () from ld.lib.so (gdb) (gdb) break OmniOS::sleep Breakpoint 1 at 0x1000160: file /home/dwaddington/git/omnios/genode/base/../omnios/include/omnios/sleep.h, line 45. (gdb) c Continuing. warning: Error removing breakpoint 1
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Hi Daniel,
I can reproduce the crash and this is what happens:
0x00054b20 in ?? () (gdb) break Genode::printf Breakpoint 1 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c --continuing, test program does not break on printf.
At this point in time ld.lib.so is running, but it hasn't loaded the test application into memory yet. GDB wants to insert a software breakpoint at address 0x1003574 which belongs to the application. It starts reading the memory beginning at address 0x1003574 and receives all zeroes, because the application is not there yet. Then it wants to replace the first two bytes with 'cd 00' (int $0), which fails for the same reason. Therefore the test application does not break this time.
Continuing. ^C Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt. 0x00054443 in ?? ()
After receiving the interrupt message from the GDB monitor, GDB deactivates the breakpoint by restoring the saved "original" instructions (zeroes in this case).
(gdb) break Genode::printf Note: breakpoint 1 also set at pc 0x1003574. Breakpoint 2 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c
Now GDB wants to reinsert the breakpoint and reads the original instructions (the zeroes it had just restored) to save them again. Then it writes the breakpoint instruction again, which succeeds this time.
Continuing. Breakpoint 1, 0x01003574 in Genode::printf () --program this time breaks on breakpoint
The breakpoint triggered and GDB restores the previously saved original instructions (zeroes) again.
(gdb) c Continuing. --program reports invalid context capability and stops.
Finally, the zeroes get executed by the CPU, which causes the crash.
We probably need to find some way to get GDB monitor notified when the application has been loaded into memory by ld.lib.so. Until then it is necessary to continue the execution for a short time and then manually interrupt (or let the application trigger a breakpoint itself) before breakpoints can be set in GDB. So, for the GDB monitor test application, a working command sequence would be:
(gdb) c ^C (gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c
or, even better:
(gdb) c ^C (gdb) sharedlibrary (gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c
The "sharedlibrary" command causes GDB to load the symbol and debug information of all the shared libraries that had not been loaded yet at the beginning of the debugging session.
HTH, Christian
On 21.10.2011 22:37, Daniel Waddington wrote:
Hi Christian,
OK. I tried this gdb and it did not work.
So, lets now talk about this in the context of a freshly download genode and just using the "make app/gdb_monitor" and "make run/gdb_monitor" commands.
This is what I tried and it failed (log below).
(gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c --continuing, test program does not break on printf. (gdb) ctrl-c (gdb) break Genode::printf (gdb) c --program this time breaks on breakpoint (gdb) c --program reports invalid context capability and stops.
Can you try this simple test yourself? The only other thing I could try is to rebuild the custom genode-gcc compiler.
Thanks Daniel
GNU gdb (Ubuntu/Linaro 7.3-0ubuntu2) 7.3-2011.08 Copyright (C) 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Type "show copying" and "show warranty" for details. This GDB was configured as "x86_64-linux-gnu". For bug reporting instructions, please see: http://bugs.launchpad.net/gdb-linaro/... Reading symbols from /home/dwaddington/git/vanilla-genode/build/bin/test-gdb_monitor...done. Remote debugging using localhost:5555 warning: Unable to find dynamic linker breakpoint function. GDB will be unable to debug shared library initializers and track explicitly loaded dynamic code. 0x00054b20 in ?? () (gdb) break Genode::printf Breakpoint 1 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c Continuing. ^C Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt. 0x00054443 in ?? () (gdb) break Genode::printf Note: breakpoint 1 also set at pc 0x1003574. Breakpoint 2 at 0x1003574 (gdb) c Continuing.
Breakpoint 1, 0x01003574 in Genode::printf () (gdb) c Continuing.
[init -> gdb_monitor] void init_libc_lock_pipe(): init_libc_lock_pipe() [init -> gdb_monitor] using the pipe libc plugin [init -> gdb_monitor] Starting application ... environ: 82e04 [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 1, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal GDB monitor is up, starting GDB in a new terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b0 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b1 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b2 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b3 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b0 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b1 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b2 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 10047b3 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003576 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003577 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003578 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003579 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357a [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357b [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357c [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357d [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357e [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 100357f [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003580 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003581 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003574 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write cd) [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1003575 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Starting application ... environ: 82e04 [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=0 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=1 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=2 [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] void func2(): GDB monitor test is running... [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=3 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> test-gdb_monitor] Test thread is running, cnt=4 [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt no RM attachment (READ pf_addr=c pf_ip=1003574 from 636000) invalid signal-context capability virtual void Genode::Pager_activation_base::entry(): Could not resolve pf=c ip=1003574
On 10/21/2011 06:14 AM, Christian Prochaska wrote:
Hi Daniel,
you're right about the quota of the signal session. It gets upgraded dynamically and the "Quota exceeded!" warning can be ignored in this case.
I'm not sure about the cause of the breakpoint problem. Which version of GDB are you using? If it's not the current version 7.3.1, my first suggestion would be to try this version, which is also the version the GDB monitor implementation is based on. You can find the GDB 7.3.1 source archive in the 'ports/download' directory and build a GDB specifically for Genode by using the following 'configure' line:
configure --prefix=/usr/local/genode-gcc --program-prefix=genode-x86-
When starting GDB from a run script, the '[gdb]' function looks for CROSS_DEV_PREFIX-gdb first, so it already prefers the Genode-GDB to the host GDB.
There's currently no programmatic API to trigger a breakpoint, but it should work with asm("int $4").
Regards, Christian
On 10/20/2011 05:39 PM, Daniel Waddington wrote:
Hi Norman, This worked, but I am still not out of the woods. First, there seems to be a signal quota issue (although I think this may be OK as more quota is requested dynamically?). Second I have trouble setting break points. When I set a break point and continue in gdb, it reports warning: Error removing breakpoint X.
Also, is there a programmatic API to trigger a break into GDB (asm("int3") enters JDB)?
Regards, Daniel
[init -> gdb_monitor] Remote debugging using /dev/terminal [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009165 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1009166 ... REPEAT MANY TIMES [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000160 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000162 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000163 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000164 [init -> gdb_monitor] Memory model: no memory at address 1000161 [init -> gdb_monitor] (attempted to write 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting ldso ... [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 1, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 1 [init -> gdb_monitor] linux_resume_one_lwp(step = 0, signal = 0) [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_store_registers() - not yet implemented [init -> gdb_monitor] genode_wait_for_signal_or_gdb_interrupt [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Starting application ... environ: 85004 [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] ==THREAD MIGRATION EXAMPLE=============== [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [0] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 2, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [1] [init -> gdb_monitor] add_lwp(1, 3, 0) [init -> gdb_monitor -> thread-migration] Creating thread [2] [init -> gdb_monitor] received signal for lwpid 2 Quota exceeded! amount=4096, size=4096, consumed=4096 ??
---- GDB SIDE --- (gdb) target remote localhost:5555 Remote debugging using localhost:5555 Reading symbols from ld.lib.so...done. Loaded symbols for ld.lib.so 0x00055c50 in _start_ldso () from ld.lib.so (gdb) (gdb) break OmniOS::sleep Breakpoint 1 at 0x1000160: file /home/dwaddington/git/omnios/genode/base/../omnios/include/omnios/sleep.h, line 45. (gdb) c Continuing. warning: Error removing breakpoint 1
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