tdlight/tdutils/td/utils/death_handler.h

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/*! @file death_handler.h
 *  @brief Declaration of the SIGSEGV/SIGABRT handler which prints the debug stack
 *  trace.
 *  @author Markovtsev Vadim <gmarkhor@gmail.com>
 *  @version 1.0
 *  @license Simplified BSD License
 *  @copyright 2012 Samsung R&D Institute Russia, 2016 Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
 */

/*! @mainpage SIGSEGV/SIGABRT handler which prints the debug stack trace.
 *  Example
 *  =======
 *  ~~~~{.cc}
 *  #include "death_handler.h"
 *
 *  int main() {
 *    Debug::DeathHandler dh;
 *    int* p = NULL;
 *    *p = 0;
 *    return 0;
 *  }
 *  ~~~~
 *
 *  Underlying code style is very similar to [Google C++ Style Guide](http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.xml). It is checked with cpplint.py.
 */

#ifndef DEATH_HANDLER_H_
#define DEATH_HANDLER_H_

#include <stddef.h>
#include <unistd.h>

// We have to override malloc() and free()
extern "C" {
void* __malloc_impl(size_t size);
#ifdef __linux__
void* malloc(size_t size) throw();
void free(void* ptr) throw();
#elif defined(__APPLE__)
void* __malloc_zone(struct _malloc_zone_t* zone, size_t size);
void __free_zone(struct _malloc_zone_t* zone, void* ptr);
#endif
}

#ifdef __linux__
// Comment this out on systems without quick_exit()
#define QUICK_EXIT
#endif

namespace Debug {

/// @brief This class installs a SEGFAULT signal handler to print
/// a nice stack trace and (if requested) generate a core dump.
/// @details In DeathHandler's constructor, a SEGFAULT signal handler
/// is installed via sigaction(). If your program encounters a segmentation
/// fault, the call stack is unwinded with backtrace(), converted into
/// function names with line numbers via addr2line (fork() + execlp()).
/// Addresses from shared libraries are also converted thanks to dladdr().
/// All C++ symbols are demangled. Printed stack trace includes the faulty
/// thread id obtained with pthread_self() and each line contains the process
/// id to distinguish several stack traces printed by different processes at
/// the same time.
class DeathHandler {
 public:
  typedef ssize_t (*OutputCallback)(const char*, size_t);

  /// @brief Installs the SIGSEGV/etc. signal handler.
  /// @param altstack If true, allocate and use a dedicated signal handler stack.
  /// backtrace() will report nothing then, but the handler will survive a stack
  /// overflow.
  DeathHandler(bool altstack = false);
  /// @brief This is called on normal program termination. Previously installed
  /// SIGSEGV and SIGABRT signal handlers are removed.
  ~DeathHandler();

  /// @brief Sets the value of cleanup property.
  /// @details If cleanup is set to true, program attempts to run all static
  /// destructors and atexit() callbacks before terminating. If
  /// generate_core_dump is set to true, this property is ignored.
  /// @note Default value of this property is true.
  bool cleanup() const;

  /// @brief Returns the value of cleanup property.
  /// @details If cleanup is set to true, program attempts to run all static
  /// destructors and atexit() callbacks before terminating. If
  /// generate_core_dump is set to true, this property is ignored.
  /// @note Default value of this property is true.
  void set_cleanup(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the current value of generate_core_dump property.
  /// @details If generate_core_dump is set to true, a core dump will
  /// be generated when the program terminates. This behavior
  /// is implemented using abort(). cleanup property is ignored.
  /// @note You need to set ulimit to a value different from the default 0
  /// (for example, "ulimit -c unlimited") to enable core dumps generation
  /// on your system.
  /// @note Default value of this property is true.
  bool generate_core_dump() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value of generate_core_dump property.
  /// @details If generate_core_dump is set to true, a core dump will
  /// be generated when the program terminates. This behavior
  /// is implemented using abort(). cleanup property is ignored.
  /// @note You need to set ulimit to a value different from the default 0
  /// (for example, "ulimit -c unlimited") to enable core dumps generation
  /// on your system.
  /// @note Default value of this property is true.
  void set_generate_core_dump(bool value);

#ifdef QUICK_EXIT
  /// @brief Returns the value of quick_exit property.
  /// @details If quick_exit is set to true, program will be terminated with
  /// quick_exit() call. generate_core_dump and cleanup properties are
  /// ignored.
  /// @note Default value is false.
  bool quick_exit() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value of quick_exit property.
  /// @details If quick_exit is set to true, program will be terminated with
  /// quick_exit() call. generate_core_dump and cleanup properties are
  /// ignored.
  /// @note Default value is false.
  void set_quick_exit(bool value);
#endif

  /// @brief Returns the depth of the stack trace.
  /// @note Default value is 16.
  int frames_count() const;

  /// @brief Sets the depth of the stack trace. Accepted range is 1..100.
  /// @note Default value is 16.
  void set_frames_count(int value);

  /// @brief Returns the value indicating whether to shorten stack trace paths
  /// by cutting off the common root between each path and the current working
  /// directory.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  bool cut_common_path_root() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value indicating whether to shorten stack trace paths
  /// by cutting off the common root between each path and the current working
  /// directory.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  void set_cut_common_path_root(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the value indicating whether to shorten stack trace paths
  /// by cutting off the relative part (e.g., "../../..").
  /// @note Default value is true.
  bool cut_relative_paths() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value indicating whether to shorten stack trace paths
  /// by cutting off the relative part (e.g., "../../..").
  /// @note Default value is true.
  void set_cut_relative_paths(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the value indicating whether to append the process id
  /// to each stack trace line.
  /// @note Default value is false.
  bool append_pid() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value indicating whether to append the process id
  /// to each stack trace line.
  /// @note Default value is false.
  void set_append_pid(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the value indicating whether to color the output
  /// with ANSI escape sequences.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  bool color_output() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value indicating whether to color the output
  /// with ANSI escape sequences.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  void set_color_output(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the value indicating whether to do a thread-safe
  /// stack trace printing, stopping all running threads by forking.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  bool thread_safe() const;

  /// @brief Sets the value indicating whether to do a thread-safe stack trace
  /// printing, stopping all running threads by forking.
  /// @note Default value is true.
  void set_thread_safe(bool value);

  /// @brief Returns the current output callback.
  /// @note Default value is write to stderr.
  OutputCallback output_callback() const;

  /// @brief Changes output callback (that is, how to write the trace, etc.).
  /// @note Default value is write to stderr.
  void set_output_callback(OutputCallback value);

  static void HandleSignal(int sig, void* info, void* secret);

 private:
  friend void* ::__malloc_impl(size_t);
#ifdef __linux__
  friend void* ::malloc(size_t) throw();
  friend void ::free(void*) throw();
#elif defined(__APPLE__)
  friend void* ::__malloc_zone(struct _malloc_zone_t*, size_t);
  friend void ::__free_zone(struct _malloc_zone_t*, void*);
#endif
  /// @brief Reentrant printing to stderr.
  inline static void print(const char* msg, size_t len = 0);

  /// @brief The size of the preallocated memory to use in the signal handler.
  static const size_t kNeededMemory;

  /// @brief Used to workaround backtrace() usage of malloc().
  static void* malloc_;
  static void* free_;
  static bool heap_trap_active_;

  static bool generate_core_dump_;
  static bool cleanup_;
#ifdef QUICK_EXIT
  static bool quick_exit_;
#endif
  static int frames_count_;
  static bool cut_common_path_root_;
  static bool cut_relative_paths_;
  static bool append_pid_;
  static bool color_output_;
  static bool thread_safe_;
  static OutputCallback output_callback_;
  /// @brief The preallocated memory to use in the signal handler.
  static char* memory_;
};

}  // namespace Debug
#endif  // DEATH_HANDLER_H_