1 //===-- BreakpointOptions.h -------------------------------------*- C++ -*-===// 2 // 3 // The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure 4 // 5 // This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source 6 // License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. 7 // 8 //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// 9 10 #ifndef liblldb_BreakpointOptions_h_ 11 #define liblldb_BreakpointOptions_h_ 12 13 // C Includes 14 // C++ Includes 15 // Other libraries and framework includes 16 // Project includes 17 #include "lldb/lldb-private.h" 18 #include "lldb/Core/Baton.h" 19 #include "lldb/Core/StringList.h" 20 21 namespace lldb_private { 22 23 //---------------------------------------------------------------------- 24 /// @class BreakpointOptions BreakpointOptions.h "lldb/Breakpoint/BreakpointOptions.h" 25 /// @brief Class that manages the options on a breakpoint or breakpoint location. 26 //---------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 28 class BreakpointOptions 29 { 30 public: 31 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 32 // Constructors and Destructors 33 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 35 /// Default constructor. The breakpoint is enabled, and has no condition, 36 /// callback, ignore count, etc... 37 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 38 BreakpointOptions(); 39 BreakpointOptions(const BreakpointOptions& rhs); 40 41 static BreakpointOptions * 42 CopyOptionsNoCallback (BreakpointOptions &rhs); 43 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 /// This constructor allows you to specify all the breakpoint options. 45 /// 46 /// @param[in] condition 47 /// The expression which if it evaluates to \b true if we are to stop 48 /// 49 /// @param[in] callback 50 /// This is the plugin for some code that gets run, returns \b true if we are to stop. 51 /// 52 /// @param[in] baton 53 /// Client data that will get passed to the callback. 54 /// 55 /// @param[in] enabled 56 /// Is this breakpoint enabled. 57 /// 58 /// @param[in] ignore 59 /// How many breakpoint hits we should ignore before stopping. 60 /// 61 /// @param[in] thread_id 62 /// Only stop if \a thread_id hits the breakpoint. 63 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 64 BreakpointOptions(void *condition, 65 BreakpointHitCallback callback, 66 void *baton, 67 bool enabled = true, 68 int32_t ignore = 0, 69 lldb::tid_t thread_id = LLDB_INVALID_THREAD_ID, 70 bool one_shot = false); 71 72 virtual ~BreakpointOptions(); 73 74 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 75 // Operators 76 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 77 const BreakpointOptions& 78 operator=(const BreakpointOptions& rhs); 79 80 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 81 // Callbacks 82 // 83 // Breakpoint callbacks come in two forms, synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous callbacks will get 84 // run before any of the thread plans are consulted, and if they return false the target will continue 85 // "under the radar" of the thread plans. There are a couple of restrictions to synchronous callbacks: 86 // 1) They should NOT resume the target themselves. Just return false if you want the target to restart. 87 // 2) Breakpoints with synchronous callbacks can't have conditions (or rather, they can have them, but they 88 // won't do anything. Ditto with ignore counts, etc... You are supposed to control that all through the 89 // callback. 90 // Asynchronous callbacks get run as part of the "ShouldStop" logic in the thread plan. The logic there is: 91 // a) If the breakpoint is thread specific and not for this thread, continue w/o running the callback. 92 // b) If the ignore count says we shouldn't stop, then ditto. 93 // c) If the condition says we shouldn't stop, then ditto. 94 // d) Otherwise, the callback will get run, and if it returns true we will stop, and if false we won't. 95 // The asynchronous callback can run the target itself, but at present that should be the last action the 96 // callback does. We will relax this condition at some point, but it will take a bit of plumbing to get 97 // that to work. 98 // 99 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 100 101 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 102 /// Adds a callback to the breakpoint option set. 103 /// 104 /// @param[in] callback 105 /// The function to be called when the breakpoint gets hit. 106 /// 107 /// @param[in] baton_sp 108 /// A baton which will get passed back to the callback when it is invoked. 109 /// 110 /// @param[in] synchronous 111 /// Whether this is a synchronous or asynchronous callback. See discussion above. 112 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 113 void SetCallback (BreakpointHitCallback callback, const lldb::BatonSP &baton_sp, bool synchronous = false); 114 115 116 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 117 /// Remove the callback from this option set. 118 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 119 void ClearCallback (); 120 121 // The rest of these functions are meant to be used only within the breakpoint handling mechanism. 122 123 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 124 /// Use this function to invoke the callback for a specific stop. 125 /// 126 /// @param[in] context 127 /// The context in which the callback is to be invoked. This includes the stop event, the 128 /// execution context of the stop (since you might hit the same breakpoint on multiple threads) and 129 /// whether we are currently executing synchronous or asynchronous callbacks. 130 /// 131 /// @param[in] break_id 132 /// The breakpoint ID that owns this option set. 133 /// 134 /// @param[in] break_loc_id 135 /// The breakpoint location ID that owns this option set. 136 /// 137 /// @return 138 /// The callback return value. 139 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 140 bool InvokeCallback (StoppointCallbackContext *context, lldb::user_id_t break_id, lldb::user_id_t break_loc_id); 141 142 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 143 /// Used in InvokeCallback to tell whether it is the right time to run this kind of callback. 144 /// 145 /// @return 146 /// The synchronicity of our callback. 147 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 148 bool IsCallbackSynchronous () { 149 return m_callback_is_synchronous; 150 } 151 152 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 153 /// Fetch the baton from the callback. 154 /// 155 /// @return 156 /// The baton. 157 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 158 Baton *GetBaton (); 159 160 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 161 /// Fetch a const version of the baton from the callback. 162 /// 163 /// @return 164 /// The baton. 165 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 166 const Baton *GetBaton () const; 167 168 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 169 // Condition 170 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 171 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 172 /// Set the breakpoint option's condition. 173 /// 174 /// @param[in] condition 175 /// The condition expression to evaluate when the breakpoint is hit. 176 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 177 void SetCondition (const char *condition); 178 179 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 180 /// Return a pointer to the text of the condition expression. 181 /// 182 /// @return 183 /// A pointer to the condition expression text, or NULL if no 184 // condition has been set. 185 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 186 const char *GetConditionText (size_t *hash = NULL) const; 187 188 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 189 // Enabled/Ignore Count 190 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 191 192 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 193 /// Check the Enable/Disable state. 194 /// @return 195 /// \b true if the breakpoint is enabled, \b false if disabled. 196 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 197 bool 198 IsEnabled () const 199 { 200 return m_enabled; 201 } 202 203 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 204 /// If \a enable is \b true, enable the breakpoint, if \b false disable it. 205 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 206 void 207 SetEnabled (bool enabled) 208 { 209 m_enabled = enabled; 210 } 211 212 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 213 /// Check the One-shot state. 214 /// @return 215 /// \b true if the breakpoint is one-shot, \b false otherwise. 216 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 217 bool 218 IsOneShot () const 219 { 220 return m_one_shot; 221 } 222 223 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 224 /// If \a enable is \b true, enable the breakpoint, if \b false disable it. 225 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 226 void 227 SetOneShot (bool one_shot) 228 { 229 m_one_shot = one_shot; 230 } 231 232 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 233 /// Set the breakpoint to ignore the next \a count breakpoint hits. 234 /// @param[in] count 235 /// The number of breakpoint hits to ignore. 236 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 237 238 void 239 SetIgnoreCount (uint32_t n) 240 { 241 m_ignore_count = n; 242 } 243 244 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 245 /// Return the current Ignore Count. 246 /// @return 247 /// The number of breakpoint hits to be ignored. 248 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 249 uint32_t 250 GetIgnoreCount () const 251 { 252 return m_ignore_count; 253 } 254 255 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 256 /// Return the current thread spec for this option. This will return NULL if the no thread 257 /// specifications have been set for this Option yet. 258 /// @return 259 /// The thread specification pointer for this option, or NULL if none has 260 /// been set yet. 261 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 262 const ThreadSpec * 263 GetThreadSpecNoCreate () const; 264 265 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 266 /// Returns a pointer to the ThreadSpec for this option, creating it. 267 /// if it hasn't been created already. This API is used for setting the 268 /// ThreadSpec items for this option. 269 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 270 ThreadSpec * 271 GetThreadSpec (); 272 273 void 274 SetThreadID(lldb::tid_t thread_id); 275 276 void 277 GetDescription (Stream *s, lldb::DescriptionLevel level) const; 278 279 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 280 /// Returns true if the breakpoint option has a callback set. 281 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 282 bool 283 HasCallback(); 284 285 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 286 /// This is the default empty callback. 287 /// @return 288 /// The thread id for which the breakpoint hit will stop, 289 /// LLDB_INVALID_THREAD_ID for all threads. 290 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 291 static bool 292 NullCallback (void *baton, 293 StoppointCallbackContext *context, 294 lldb::user_id_t break_id, 295 lldb::user_id_t break_loc_id); 296 297 298 struct CommandData 299 { 300 CommandData () : 301 user_source(), 302 script_source(), 303 stop_on_error(true) 304 { 305 } 306 307 ~CommandData () 308 { 309 } 310 311 StringList user_source; 312 std::string script_source; 313 bool stop_on_error; 314 }; 315 316 class CommandBaton : public Baton 317 { 318 public: 319 CommandBaton (CommandData *data) : 320 Baton (data) 321 { 322 } 323 324 virtual 325 ~CommandBaton () 326 { 327 delete ((CommandData *)m_data); 328 m_data = NULL; 329 } 330 331 virtual void 332 GetDescription (Stream *s, lldb::DescriptionLevel level) const; 333 334 }; 335 336 protected: 337 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 338 // Classes that inherit from BreakpointOptions can see and modify these 339 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 340 341 private: 342 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 343 // For BreakpointOptions only 344 //------------------------------------------------------------------ 345 BreakpointHitCallback m_callback; // This is the callback function pointer 346 lldb::BatonSP m_callback_baton_sp; // This is the client data for the callback 347 bool m_callback_is_synchronous; 348 bool m_enabled; 349 bool m_one_shot; 350 uint32_t m_ignore_count; // Number of times to ignore this breakpoint 351 std::unique_ptr<ThreadSpec> m_thread_spec_ap; // Thread for which this breakpoint will take 352 std::string m_condition_text; // The condition to test. 353 size_t m_condition_text_hash; // Its hash, so that locations know when the condition is updated. 354 }; 355 356 } // namespace lldb_private 357 358 #endif // liblldb_BreakpointOptions_h_ 359
