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Add drcachesim function trace viewing tool #4083
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Adds a new module_mapper_t interface read_without_mapping_modules() for parsing the module bounds without mapping the modules into memory. Adds find_trace_module() for querying which module a given trace PC came from, for use cases such as the function trace viewing tool (to identify which symbol came from which library) where the data inside the modules is not needed. Adds a test. Issue: #4083
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Changes -record_function interface to *not* specify an id. The tracer now assigns id's, with separate id's per library!function instance. Each "library!function" string is written to a new "funclist" file in the destination directory, with the line # as the id. Uses the passed-in file write interface to write the file. Exposes drmemtrace_get_funclist_path() in the drmemtrace.h interface and adds a test of it. A separate change will add a new option "op_funclist_file" and file reading support for the forthcoming func_view tool. Issue: #4083
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Changes -record_function interface to *not* specify an id. The tracer now assigns id's, with separate id's per library!function instance. Each "library!function" string is written to a new "funclist" file in the destination directory, with the id prepended: "id,library!function". Uses the passed-in file write interface to write the file. Exposes drmemtrace_get_funclist_path() in the drmemtrace.h interface and adds a test of it. A separate change will add a new option "op_funclist_file" and file reading support for the forthcoming func_view tool. Issue: #4083
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Adds a new func_view tool for visualizing and analyzing function calls recorded in a drcachesim trace. It does two things in its initial form: it reports the summary count of calls and returns for every function traced, and if a new option op_show_func_trace is set (on by default), it prints a linear sequence of every call and return with return addresses, argument values, and return values. Each is indented to enable a clear picture of the call sequence. Adds a new option op_funclist_file to specify the file's path, though normally it will be auto-found. Adds raw2trace_directory_t support for parsing the funclist file. Adds example output for the new tool to the docs. Adds a brief section to the docs on function tracing in general, which was previously missing. Adds a func_view test which runs fib(5) and ensures we get the nested function trace correct. Fixes #4083
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Adds a new func_view tool for visualizing and analyzing function calls recorded in a drcachesim trace. It does two things in its initial form: it reports the summary count of calls and returns for every function traced, and if a new option op_show_func_trace is set (on by default), it prints a linear sequence of every call and return with return addresses, argument values, and return values. Each is indented to enable a clear picture of the call sequence. Adds a new option op_funclist_file to specify the file's path, though normally it will be auto-found. Adds raw2trace_directory_t support for parsing the funclist file. Adds example output for the new tool to the docs. Adds a brief section to the docs on function tracing in general, which was previously missing. Adds a func_view test which runs fib(5) and ensures we get the nested function trace correct. Disables the test on Windows due to unreproducible-locally Appveyor failures. #4155 covers figuring that out later. Issue: #4155 Fixes #4083
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After an upgdate, my machine has 7-digit thread id's, causing the func_view tests to fail. Here I widen the printed field and update the expected output for the stored trace. Issue: #4083
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After an upgdate, my machine has 7-digit thread id's, causing the func_view tests to fail. Here I widen the printed field and update the expected output for the stored trace. Issue: #4083
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After an upgdate, my machine has 7-digit thread id's, causing the func_view tests to fail. Here I widen the printed field and update the expected output for the stored trace. Issue: #4083
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The proposal is to create a simple analysis tool which will provide both a sequential view of the function trace data recorded in a drcachesim trace (through -record_heap or -record_function) as well as aggregate counts.
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