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PinADX : Customizable Debugging with Dynamic Instrumentation

PinADX : Customizable Debugging with Dynamic Instrumentation. Gregory Lueck , Harish Patil, Cristiano Pereira Intel Corporation CGO 2012, San Jose, USA. Hypothetical Problem 1. Crash with bad PC and no stack trace Corrupted return address someplace ...

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PinADX : Customizable Debugging with Dynamic Instrumentation

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  1. PinADX: Customizable Debugging with Dynamic Instrumentation Gregory Lueck, Harish Patil, Cristiano Pereira Intel Corporation CGO 2012, San Jose, USA

  2. Hypothetical Problem 1 Crash with bad PC and no stack trace Corrupted return address someplace ... Want to stop BEFORE bad “ret” instruction (gdb) run Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. 0x0000000000000000 in ?? () (gdb) bt #0 0x0000000000000000 in ?? () #1 0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()

  3. Hypothetical Problem 2 Massively threaded application How much stack space needed? At what point does each thread use its max stack? thread stack thread stack thread stack thread stack ... ? ? ? ?

  4. Traditional Debugger Breakpoints? How can debugger find all “ret” instructions? Horribly slow to trap on each return Original Application Application In Debugger Overwrite each “ret” with trap Foo: Foo: … … Debugger catches trap Check if “ret” is to good PC If yes, resume ret ret trap Bar: Bar: … … ret ret trap

  5. Dynamic Binary Instrumenation (DBI) Much faster – avoids trap overhead DBI can find all “ret” instructions reliably General approach – solves stack problem (and others) BUT difficult to integrate with debugger Application Application if (return to bad PC) Breakpoint() if (stack too big) Breakpoint() Foo: Foo: … … sub 0x60, %sp ret Bar: … Instrumentation Bar: ret … sub 0x10, %sp

  6. Pin Overview Tool controls instrumentation (e.g. “if return to bad PC”) Tool Code Cache Application Instrument Optimize Traces Instrumented instructions stored in code cache for efficiency JIT compiler Fetch Store & execute JIT compiler fetches application instructions, calls tool to instrument

  7. JIT Compiler Overview Original Code Code Cache Tool inserts instrumentation (e.g. check if return to bad PC) 1 1’ Dynamic recompilation makes debugging hard 3’ 2 2’ 5’ 3 6’ 4 5 6 Pin

  8. PinADX Architecture Tool extends debugger via instrumentation. Process running under Pin Debugger Application Tool PinADXcore GDB or Microsoft Visual Studio 11 Pin PinADX presents “pure” view of application. Hides effect of instrumentation and recompilation. Supports Linux & Windows

  9. Rest of the Talk • Introduction / Motivation • Example: Using “Stack Debugger” extension • Example: Authoring “Stack Debugger” extension • Implementing PinADX

  10. Example – Stack Debugger $ pin –appdebug –t stack-debugger.so -- ./my-application Application stopped until continued from debugger. Start GDB, then issue this command at the (gdb) prompt: target remote :1234 Run application under Pin $ gdb ./my-application (gdb) target remote :1234 (gdb) break PrintHello Breakpoint 1 at 0x4004dd: file hw.c, line 13 (gdb) cont Breakpoint 1, PrintHello () at hw.c:13 (gdb) backtrace #0 PrintHello () at hw.c:13 #1 main () at hw.c:7 (gdb) x/2i $pc => 0x4004dd <PrintHello+4>: mov $0x4005e8,%edi 0x4004e2 <PrintHello+9>: callq 0x4003b8 Debugger connectedto Pin (gdb) break PrintHello Breakpoint 1 at 0x4004dd: file hw.c, line 13 (gdb) cont Breakpoint 1, PrintHello () at hw.c:13 (gdb) backtrace #0 PrintHello () at hw.c:13 #1 main () at hw.c:7 (gdb) x/2i $pc => 0x4004dd <PrintHello+4>: mov $0x4005e8,%edi 0x4004e2 <PrintHello+9>: callq 0x4003b8

  11. Example – Stack Debugger Stop when application uses too much stack (gdb) monitor stackbreak 4000 Break when thread uses 4000 stack bytes (gdb) cont Stopped: Thread uses 4004 bytes of stack (gdb) monitor stackbreak 4000 Break when thread uses 4000 stack bytes (gdb) cont Stopped: Thread uses 4004 bytes of stack (gdb) backtrace #0 0x3f07214445 in _dl_runtime_resolve () #1 0x00004004e7 in PrintHello () at hw.c:13 #2 0x00004004d2 in main () at hw.c:7 (gdb) monitor stackbreak 10000 Break when thread uses 10000 stack bytes (gdb) break exit Breakpoint 2 at 0x7fffe60f9650 (gdb) cont Breakpoint 2, 0x7fffe60f9650 in exit () (gdb) monitor stats Maximum stack usage: 8560 bytes. (gdb) backtrace #0 0x3f07214445 in _dl_runtime_resolve () #1 0x00004004e7 in PrintHello () at hw.c:13 #2 0x00004004d2 in main () at hw.c:7 (gdb) monitor stackbreak 10000 Break when thread uses 10000 stack bytes (gdb) break exit Breakpoint 2 at 0x7fffe60f9650 (gdb) cont Breakpoint 2, 0x7fffe60f9650 in exit () (gdb) monitor stats Maximum stack usage: 8560 bytes.

  12. Rest of the Talk • Introduction / Motivation • Example: Using “Stack Debugger” extension • Example: Authoring “Stack Debugger” extension • Implementing PinADX

  13. Stack Debugger – Instrumentation • Thread Start: • […] • sub $0x60, %esp • cmp %esi, %edx • jle <L1> Record initial stack StackBase = %esp; MaxStack = 0; After each stack-changing instruction size = StackBase - %esp; if (size > MaxStack) MaxStack = size; if (size > StackLimit) TriggerBreakpoint();

  14. Stack Debugger – Implementation Instrument only instructions that change $SP Call after each instruction VOID Instruction(INS ins, VOID *){ if (INS_RegWContain(ins, REG_STACK_PTR)) { IPOINT where = (INS_HasFallThrough(ins)) ? IPOINT_AFTER : IPOINT_TAKEN_BRANCH;INS_InsertCall(ins, where, (AFUNPTR)OnStackChange, IARG_REG_VALUE, REG_STACK_PTR, IARG_THREAD_ID, IARG_CONTEXT, IARG_END); }} VOID OnStackChange(ADDRINT sp, THREADID tid, CONTEXT *ctxt){size_t size = StackBase - sp; if (size > StackMax) StackMax = size; if (size > StackLimit) {ostringstreamos;os << "Stopped: Thread uses " << size << " stack bytes.";PIN_ApplicationBreakpoint(ctxt, tid, FALSE, os.str()); }} Instrumentation Analysis

  15. Stack Debugger – Implementation intmain() { […] PIN_AddDebugInterpreter(HandleDebugCommand, 0); } BOOL HandleDebugCommand(const string &cmd, string *result) { if (cmd == "stats") { ostringstreamos; os << "Maximum stack usage: " << StackMax << " bytes.\n"; *result = os.str(); return TRUE; } else if (cmd.find("stackbreak ") == 0) {StackLimit = /* parse limit */;ostringstreamos;os << "Break when thread uses " << limit << " stack bytes."; *result = os.str(); return TRUE; } return FALSE; // Unknown command }

  16. Visual Studio IDE Extension

  17. Other Debugger Extensions • Intel Inspector XE Product • Memory Checker • Thread Checker • Intel SDE: Instruction emulation • Debug from log file (PinPlay, CGO 2010) • Dynamic slicing (Rajiv Gupta, UC Riverside) • Cmp$im: Cache simulator • Write your own!

  18. Rest of the Talk • Introduction / Motivation • Example: Using “Stack Debugger” extension • Example: Authoring “Stack Debugger” extension • Implementing PinADX

  19. PinADX Architecture Tool extends debugger via instrumentation. Process running under Pin Debugger Application Tool PinADXcore GDB or Microsoft Visual Studio 11 Pin PinADX presents “pure” view of application. Hides effect of instrumentation and recompilation.

  20. Communication Details • Very low level • Symbol processing in debugger • Expression evaluation in debugger • Extension of GDB’s remote debugging protocol • Commands • Read / write registers, memory • Set breakpoints • Continue, single-step, stop Pin Debugger PinADXcore • Notifications • Breakpoint triggered • Caught signal • Application exited

  21. Communication Details Breakpoint alternatives • Insert real INT3 trap instruction • Virtualize inside Pin VM See paper for details • Commands • Read / write registers, memory • Set breakpoints • Continue, single-step, stop Pin Debugger PinADXcore • Notifications • Breakpoint triggered • Caught signal • Application exited

  22. Breakpoint Original Code Code Cache 1 1’ 2 2’ 5 3 3’ Execution stops in Pin Waits for GDB to continue 6 BP 4 PinADXcore Debugger set breakpoint at 4 continue breakpoint notification

  23. Single Step Original Code Code Cache 1 1’ 2 5 3 Execution stops in Pin Waits for GDB to continue 6 4 PinADXcore Debugger step complete notification do single-step

  24. Thanks • Mark Charney – SDE software emulator • Andria Pazarloglou – Created VS11 GUI plugin • Gregg Miskelly – Microsoft VS11 debugger architect • Robert Cohn – Father of Pin

  25. Summary • DBI can implement powerful debugger features • API allows Pin tools to extend debugger easily • Multi-platform • Linux: GDB • Windows: Microsoft Visual Studio 11 (soon) • Works with off-the-shelf debuggers http://pintool.org

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