Replaced malloc() calls with pre-allocated pool to ensure signal handler safety
and eliminate memory leaks. Pool uses atomic operations for lock-free allocation
across 16 lock-strips (128 entries each, ~48KB total).

Also fixed documentation inaccuracies regarding file names, usage examples,
and JFR output format based on PR review feedback.

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- Add resolveNativeFrameForWalkVM helper to profiler.h/cpp
- Patch walkVM to use remote symbolication at native frame resolution point
- Remove broken applyRemoteSymbolicationToVMFrames function
- Add lock_index parameter to all walkVM signatures via patching.gradle
- Update stackWalker_dd.h wrappers to pass lock_index
- Remove dead non-const operator[] from codeCache.h
- Add alignment check for ELF program headers in symbols_linux_dd.cpp

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The previous fix (c90644d) only reset the pool when reset=true || _start_time==0.
This caused pool exhaustion in parameterized tests where the profiler singleton
is reused across multiple test iterations:

- Test 1 (vm mode): _start_time==0, pool resets → PASS
- Test 2 (vmx mode): _start_time!=0, reset=false → pool NOT reset → FAIL
- Test 3+ (fp, dwarf): Same failure

Root cause: Pool reset was conditional, but profiler.stop() guarantees ALL standby
traces are flushed before start() is called again. Therefore, no traces can reference
old RemoteFrameInfo objects, making it safe to ALWAYS reset the pool on start().

This fix adds an unconditional pool reset outside the if(reset || _start_time==0)
block, ensuring the pool starts fresh for each profiling session.

Also removed debug TEST_LOG statements that were added during investigation.

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This commit fixes two issues that prevented remote symbolication from
working correctly with the test library libddproftest:

1. Late library loading: The test library loads via JNI during test
   execution, after profiling starts. Enable dlopen hook for remote
   symbolication mode to extract build-IDs immediately when libraries
   are dynamically loaded.

2. JMC API frame format mismatch: Remote frames store build-ID in
   type.name (bare, no suffix) and "<remote>" in method.name, but the
   test expected "build-id.<remote>" format. Update test to correctly
   parse the actual JFR frame structure.

Changes:
- profiler.cpp: Add updateBuildIds() call in dlopen_hook when remote
  symbolication is enabled, enable switchLibraryTrap for remote
  symbolication mode, move unpatch_libraries() after JFR serialization
- profiler.h: Increase REMOTE_FRAME_POOL_SIZE to 1024 entries per strip
- libraries.cpp: Remove debug logging
- RemoteSymbolicationTest.java: Fix frame detection logic to check
  methodName.equals("<remote>") AND className.equals(testLibBuildId),
  refactor to use IMCStackTrace.getFrames() API, clean up debug output

Test results: All cstack modes (vm, vmx, fp, dwarf) now pass with
remote symbolication frames correctly detected.

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Refactors updateBuildIds() to use explicit per-library caching, mirroring
the _parsed_inodes pattern from symbols_linux.cpp. This provides O(1)
amortized performance on subsequent dlopen calls instead of O(N) iteration.

Implementation:
- Move Linux build-ID extraction to libraries_linux.cpp with static cache
- Add libraries_macos.cpp with no-op stub for non-Linux platforms
- Track processed libraries via std::unordered_set<const CodeCache*>
- Thread-safe with mutex protection

Performance:
- Before: O(N) iteration per dlopen (100 libs × hasBuildId check)
- After: O(N) hash lookups = O(1) amortized (~50-100x improvement)
- Memory cost: 8 bytes per library (~800 bytes for 100 libraries)

Follows project pattern of platform-specific *_linux.cpp files instead
of #ifdef guards in main implementation.

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The VM and VMX stack walk modes were failing because they attempted
to call NativeFunc::mark() on packed remote symbolication data.

When frame_bci == BCI_NATIVE_FRAME_REMOTE, the method_id field
contains a packed integer (lib_index in upper 20 bits, pc_offset
in lower 44 bits), not a string pointer. NativeFunc::mark() does
pointer arithmetic assuming the value is a string with metadata
stored before it, causing undefined behavior when given a packed
integer.

Changes:
- Add upstream patch to guard NativeFunc::mark() check with
  frame_bci != BCI_NATIVE_FRAME_REMOTE in stackWalker.cpp
- Implement packed data encoding in populateRemoteFrame() and
  resolveNativeFrameForWalkVM()
- Implement unpacking logic in flightRecorder.cpp
- Add getLibraryByIndex() helper to libraries.h
- Remove ExtendedCallFrame approach in favor of packing into
  existing ASGCT_CallFrame structure

All stack walk modes (vm, vmx, fp, dwarf) now pass tests with
remote symbolication enabled.

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This commit simplifies the remote symbolication implementation by:

1. Added RemoteFramePacker utility struct for clean pack/unpack of data
   - Packs pc_offset (44 bits), mark (3 bits), lib_index (17 bits)
   - Provides clear API for packing/unpacking remote frame data

2. Removed marked ranges infrastructure for simplicity
   - Deleted MarkedRange struct and related methods from CodeCache
   - Removed isMarkedAddress(), sortMarkedRanges(), addMarkedRange()
   - Reverted to simpler binarySearch + NativeFunc::mark approach
   - Same O(log n) performance but less code complexity

3. Optimized to eliminate duplicate symbol resolution
   - populateRemoteFrame() now accepts mark parameter
   - Avoids duplicate binarySearch() calls (50% reduction)

4. Improved documentation accuracy
   - Clarified that we defer full symbol resolution, not mark checking
   - Documented actual performance characteristics
   - Fixed misleading comments about eliminating symbol resolution

The key insight: Since we need binarySearch() to get symbol names for
mark checking anyway, there's no performance benefit to maintaining a
separate marked ranges index. The simpler approach has the same O(log n)
cost but significantly less code complexity.

All tests pass including RemoteSymbolicationTest covering all 4 stack
walk modes (vm, vmx, fp, dwarf).

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This commit addresses code review findings and adds observability improvements:

1. **Fix type mismatch in getLibraryByIndex**
   - Changed parameter from uint16_t to uint32_t
   - Matches lib_index packing width (17 bits = max 131K libraries)
   - Prevents theoretical overflow for large library counts

2. **Clarify library array stability during serialization**
   - Added comment explaining lockAll() ensures array stability
   - Corrected initial misunderstanding about race conditions
   - No actual race exists - serialization happens with profiling locked

3. **Add metrics for remote symbolication**
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_FRAMES: Track frames using remote symbolication
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_LIBS_WITH_BUILD_ID: Libraries with extracted build-IDs
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_BUILD_ID_CACHE_HITS: Cache efficiency tracking
   - Enables production monitoring of feature adoption and performance

All changes verified with RemoteSymbolicationTest passing.

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Updated documentation to accurately describe the packed data approach
and recent improvements:

1. **Packed Data Architecture**
   - Documented RemoteFramePacker utility struct
   - Explained 64-bit packing: pc_offset (44) | mark (3) | lib_index (17)
   - Clarified zero memory overhead vs previous pool approach

2. **JFR Serialization Details**
   - Corrected output format (no parentheses in signature)
   - Documented unpacking flow with RemoteFramePacker
   - Explained thread safety with lockAll() held

3. **Performance Characteristics**
   - Updated with actual performance (identical to traditional)
   - Documented duplicate lookup elimination optimization
   - Clarified O(1) build-ID cache efficiency

4. **Observability Metrics**
   - Added new section documenting 3 tracking counters
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_FRAMES: Feature usage
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_LIBS_WITH_BUILD_ID: Coverage
   - REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION_BUILD_ID_CACHE_HITS: Cache efficiency

5. **Implementation Notes**
   - Expanded thread safety section with lockAll() guarantees
   - Clarified signal handler safety with packed representation
   - Added "Design Evolution" explaining simplification

6. **Library Integration**
   - Documented getLibraryByIndex() with uint32_t parameter
   - Explained O(1) cache lookup in updateBuildIds()

Documentation now accurately reflects the production-ready implementation
with packed data, simplified mark checking, and comprehensive metrics.

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Consolidates all documentation under the doc/ directory instead of
having a separate docs/ directory. This matches the existing pattern
where documentation files are in doc/.

- Renamed docs/architecture/CallTraceStorage.md to doc/architecture/CallTraceStorage.md
- Renamed docs/architecture/TLSContext.md to doc/architecture/TLSContext.md
- Renamed docs/architecture/TlsPriming.md to doc/architecture/TlsPriming.md
- Removed empty docs/ directory

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Updated references in ddprof-stresstest/README.md to point to the
new doc/architecture/ location instead of doc/ directly.

- Changed doc/CallTraceStorage.md to doc/architecture/CallTraceStorage.md

This completes the consolidation of all documentation under the doc/
directory with proper subdirectory organization.

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Rename all documentation files under doc/ to use consistent PascalCase
naming convention for improved consistency across the codebase.

Changes:
- event-type-system.md → EventTypeSystem.md
- MODIFIER_ALLOCATION.md → ModifierAllocation.md
- profiler-memory-requirements.md → ProfilerMemoryRequirements.md
- REMOTE_SYMBOLICATION.md → RemoteSymbolication.md

Update references:
- README.md: Update link to RemoteSymbolication.md

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Update remotesym argument parsing to match the robust pattern used
by other BOOL flags (like mcleanup):

- Explicitly handle false values: 'n', 'no', 'f', 'false', '0'
- Explicitly handle true values: 'y', 'yes', 't', 'true', '1'
- Handle no-value case: 'remotesym' alone enables the feature
- Any other value defaults to enabled (consistent with mcleanup)

This prevents accepting invalid values like "remotesym=yikes" and
makes the behavior consistent with other boolean flags in the codebase.

Added comprehensive test coverage:
- Test no-value case (should enable)
- Test numeric values (0 and 1)
- Test "no" and "n" variants (should disable)
- Test invalid values (document default behavior)

Addresses review comments:
- #324 (comment)
- #324 (comment)

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Address security and robustness issues in ELF build-ID extraction:

1. Integer overflow vulnerability (symbols_linux_dd.cpp)
   - Replace addition-based bounds check with subtraction pattern
   - Prevents integer wrapping with malicious n_namesz/n_descsz values
   - Progressive checks: header size, name size, desc size independently
   - Uses safe pattern: remaining = note_size - offset - sizeof(header)
   - Each component verified against remaining before subtraction

2. Test race condition (remotesymbolication_ut.cpp)
   - Replace fixed path "/tmp/not_an_elf" with mkstemp()
   - Use unique temporary file: "/tmp/not_an_elf_XXXXXX"
   - Eliminates race conditions in concurrent test environments
   - Avoids conflicts when tests run in parallel
   - Follows best practices for temporary file creation

Addresses review comments:
- #324 (comment)
- #324 (comment)

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Use portable PRIxPTR macro instead of %lx for formatting uintptr_t
values to ensure correct behavior across all platforms.

Changes:
- Added #include <inttypes.h> for PRIxPTR macro
- Changed format string from "0x%lx" to "0x%" PRIxPTR
- Ensures correct formatting on Windows x64 where uintptr_t is
  unsigned long long, not unsigned long
- Maintains compatibility across all platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows)

The %lx format specifier assumes uintptr_t == unsigned long, which
is not portable. On Windows x64, uintptr_t is unsigned long long,
which would cause format string warnings or incorrect output.

Addresses review comment:
- #324 (comment)

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Root Cause Analysis:
OpenJ9 uses JVMTI-based CPU profiling when shouldUseAsgct() returns false,
falling back to the j9_engine (profiler.cpp:1148-1157). JVMTI's
GetAllStackTracesExtended() API only captures Java stack frames and does
not include native frames from dynamically loaded libraries.

Test Requirement:
RemoteSymbolicationTest requires native frames from libddproftest.so to
validate remote symbolication. The test calls RemoteSymHelper.burnCpu()
and computeFibonacci() which invoke native methods, expecting these frames
to appear in samples with build-ID and PC offset information.

Observed Failure:
Test consistently failed after 10 retry attempts with:
- 48-52 samples collected per attempt
- 0 frames from libddproftest found
- Log shows: [TEST::INFO] J9[cpu]=jvmti
- Library loaded successfully with valid build-ID

This is a fundamental limitation of JVMTI-based profiling on OpenJ9, not
a bug in remote symbolication. The feature works correctly on HotSpot JVMs
which use signal-based profiling (perf_events/itimer) that captures both
Java and native frames.

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…dd.cpp

Added detailed comments with links to official specifications:
- ELF Specification from Linux Foundation
- LSB ELF Note Section format
- GNU build-id feature documentation
- GNU binutils ld --build-id option
- readelf(1) manual page

Also added inline documentation of ELF note structure (Elf64_Nhdr) with
field-by-field explanation and 4-byte alignment requirements per spec.

This makes it easier for future developers to understand the build-id
extraction implementation and verify correctness against specifications.

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