void fgncal_unwind(void)
{
mv_stent *mvc;
assert((msp <= stackbase) && (msp > stacktop));
assert((mv_chain <= (mv_stent *)stackbase) && (mv_chain > (mv_stent *)stacktop));
assert((frame_pointer <= (stack_frame*)stackbase) && (frame_pointer > (stack_frame *)stacktop));
while (frame_pointer && (frame_pointer < (stack_frame *)fgncal_stack))
{
# ifdef GTM_TRIGGER
if (SFT_TRIGR & frame_pointer->type)
gtm_trigger_fini(TRUE, FALSE);
else
# endif
op_unwind();
}
for (mvc = mv_chain; mvc < (mv_stent *)fgncal_stack; )
{
unw_mv_ent(mvc);
mvc = (mv_stent *)(mvc->mv_st_next + (char *) mvc);
}
mv_chain = mvc;
msp = fgncal_stack;
if (msp > stackbase)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKUNDERFLO);
}
/* this has to be maintained in parallel with unw_retarg(), the unwind with a return argument (extrinisic quit) routine */
void op_unwind(void)
{
mv_stent *mvc;
error_def(ERR_STACKUNDERFLO);
error_def(ERR_TPQUIT);
if (tp_pointer && tp_pointer->fp <= frame_pointer)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_TPQUIT);
/* Note that error_ret() should be invoked only after the rts_error() of TPQUIT.
* This is so the TPQUIT error gets noted down in $ECODE (which will not happen if error_ret() is called before).
*/
if (!skip_error_ret)
{
INVOKE_ERROR_RET_IF_NEEDED;
} else
{
if (NULL != error_frame)
{
assert(error_frame >= frame_pointer);
if (error_frame <= frame_pointer)
NULLIFY_ERROR_FRAME; /* ZGOTO to frame level lower than primary error level cancels error mode */
}
skip_error_ret = FALSE; /* reset at the earliest point although caller (goframes()) does reset it just in
* case an error occurs before we return to the caller */
}
assert(msp <= stackbase && msp > stacktop);
assert(mv_chain <= (mv_stent *)stackbase && mv_chain > (mv_stent *)stacktop);
assert(frame_pointer <= (stack_frame*)stackbase && frame_pointer > (stack_frame *)stacktop);
/* See if unwinding an indirect frame */
IF_INDR_FRAME_CLEANUP_CACHE_ENTRY(frame_pointer);
for (mvc = mv_chain; mvc < (mv_stent *)frame_pointer; )
{
unw_mv_ent(mvc);
mvc = (mv_stent *)(mvc->mv_st_next + (char *)mvc);
}
if (is_tracing_on)
(*unw_prof_frame_ptr)();
mv_chain = mvc;
msp = (unsigned char *)frame_pointer + sizeof(stack_frame);
if (msp > stackbase)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKUNDERFLO);
frame_pointer = frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer;
if (NULL != zyerr_frame && frame_pointer > zyerr_frame)
zyerr_frame = NULL;
if (frame_pointer)
{
if (frame_pointer < (stack_frame *)msp || frame_pointer > (stack_frame *)stackbase ||
frame_pointer < (stack_frame *)stacktop)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKUNDERFLO);
}
return;
}
/* Restore given local variable from supplied TP restore entry into given symval. Note lvscan_anchor will only be non-NULL
* for the final level we are restoring (but not unwinding). We don't need to restore counters for any vars except the
* very last level.
*
* The return code is only used when unrolling the M stack runs into a trigger base frame which must be unrolled
* by gtm_trigger. A non-zero return code signals to tp_unwind() that it needs to rethrow the tprestart error.
*/
int tp_unwind_restlv(lv_val *curr_lv, lv_val *save_lv, tp_var *restore_ent, lvscan_blk **lvscan_anchor, int *tprestart_rc)
{
ht_ent_mname *tabent;
lv_val *inuse_lv;
int elemindx;
mv_stent *mvc;
lvscan_blk *lvscan, *newlvscan;
lvTree *lvt_child;
boolean_t var_cloned;
assert(curr_lv);
assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(curr_lv));
assert(curr_lv->tp_var);
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Entered for varname: '%.*s' curr_lv: 0x"lvaddr" save_lv: 0x"lvaddr"\n",
restore_ent->key.var_name.len, restore_ent->key.var_name.addr, curr_lv, save_lv));
DBGRFCT((stderr, "tp_unwind_restlv: tp_pointer/current: fp: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr" mvc: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr
" symval: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr"\n",
tp_pointer->fp, frame_pointer, tp_pointer->mvc, mv_chain, tp_pointer->sym, curr_symval));
/* First get the stack in the position where we can actually process this entry. Need to make sure we are processing
* the symbol table we need to be processing so unwind enough stuff to get there.
*/
if (curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym)
{ /* Unwind as many stackframes as are necessary up to the max */
while((curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym) && (frame_pointer < tp_pointer->fp))
{
# ifdef GTM_TRIGGER
if (SFT_TRIGR & frame_pointer->type)
{ /* We have encountered a trigger base frame. We cannot unroll it because there are C frames
* associated with it so we must interrupt this tp_restart and return to gtm_trigger() so
* it can unroll the base frame and rethrow the error to properly unroll the C stack.
*/
*tprestart_rc = ERR_TPRETRY;
tprestart_state = TPRESTART_STATE_TPUNW;
DBGTRIGR((stderr, "tp_unwind: Encountered trigger base frame during M-stack unwind - "
"rethrowing\n"));
return -1;
}
# endif
op_unwind();
}
if (curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym)
{ /* Unwind as many mv_stents as are necessary up to the max */
mvc = mv_chain;
while((curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym) && (mvc < tp_pointer->mvc))
{
unw_mv_ent(mvc);
mvc = (mv_stent *)(mvc->mv_st_next + (char *)mvc);
}
mv_chain = mvc;
/* Final check */
assertpro(curr_symval == tp_pointer->sym);
}
}
var_cloned = curr_lv->tp_var->var_cloned;
if (var_cloned)
{ /* Var/tree has been copied (and modified) -- see about restoring it */
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: curr_lv was modified and cloned -- needs restoration\n"));
if (NULL != restore_ent->key.var_name.addr)
{ /* Restore data into a named variable (hash table entry)
* Step 1 -- find its hash table address to see what lv_val is there now.
*/
tabent = lookup_hashtab_mname(&((tp_pointer->sym)->h_symtab), &restore_ent->key);
assert(tabent);
/* Step 2 -- If lv_val is NOT the same as it was, then we must replace the lv_val
* currently in use. Decrement its use count (which will delete it and the tree if
* it is no longer used) and replace with desired previous lv_val whose use count
* was incremented when it was saved.
*/
if (curr_lv != (inuse_lv = (lv_val *)tabent->value)) /* Note assignment */
{
if (inuse_lv)
DECR_BASE_REF_RQ(tabent, inuse_lv, FALSE);
DBGRFCT((stderr, "tp_unwind: hte 0x"lvaddr" being reset from 0x"lvaddr" to 0x"lvaddr"\n",
tabent, tabent->value, curr_lv));
tabent->value = (void *)curr_lv;
INCR_TREFCNT(curr_lv); /* Back in the hash table, bump its reference */
}
} /* Else, if restoring orphaned data, just prune the old var and copy in the saved tree (if one existed) */
/* Step 3 -- We have the correct lv_val in the hash table now but it has the wrong value.
* Get rid of its current tree if any.
*/
if (lvt_child = LV_GET_CHILD(curr_lv)) /* Note assignment */
{
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Killing children of curr_lv 0x"lvaddr"\n", curr_lv));
assert((lvTreeNode *)curr_lv == LVT_PARENT(lvt_child));
LV_CHILD(curr_lv) = NULL; /* prevent recursion due to alias containers */
lv_killarray(lvt_child, FALSE);
}
/* Step 4: Copy in the needed fields from the saved flavor lv_val back to curr_lv.
* Preserve the ref counts of the current var since the copy's ref counts have not been kept up to date.
*/
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Restoring value of lv 0x"lvaddr" back into lv 0x"lvaddr"\n",
save_lv, curr_lv));
/* The following is optimized to do the initialization of just the needed structure members. For that it assumes a
* particular "lv_val" structure layout. The assumed layout is asserted so any changes to the layout will
* automatically show an issue here and cause the below initialization to be accordingly reworked.
*/
assert(0 == OFFSETOF(lv_val, v));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, v) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->v) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, ptrs));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, ptrs) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->ptrs) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, stats));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, stats) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->stats) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->has_aliascont) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, lvmon_mark));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, lvmon_mark) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->lvmon_mark) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->tp_var) == SIZEOF(lv_val));
/* save_lv -> curr_lv Copy begin */
curr_lv->v = save_lv->v;
curr_lv->ptrs = save_lv->ptrs;
assert(0 < curr_lv->stats.trefcnt); /* No need to copy "stats" as curr_lv is more uptodate */
assert(0 < curr_lv->stats.crefcnt);
assert(8 == (OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var) - OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont)));
curr_lv->has_aliascont = save_lv->has_aliascont;
DBGALS_ONLY(curr_lv->lvmon_mark = save_lv->has_aliascont);
assert(save_lv->tp_var == curr_lv->tp_var); /* no need to copy this field */
/* save_lv -> curr_lv Copy done */
/* Some fixup may need to be done if the variable was cloned (and thus moved around) */
curr_lv->tp_var->var_cloned = FALSE;
if (lvt_child = LV_GET_CHILD(curr_lv))
{ /* Some pointer fix up needs to be done since the owner of the restored tree changed */
assert(LVT_PARENT(lvt_child) == ((lvTreeNode *)curr_lv->tp_var->save_value));
LV_CHILD(save_lv) = NULL; /* now that curr_lv->tp_var->var_cloned has been reset */
LVT_PARENT(lvt_child) = (lvTreeNode *)curr_lv;
if (curr_lv->has_aliascont && (NULL != lvscan_anchor))
{ /* Some ref counts need to be restored for arrays this tree points to -- but only if the
* array contains pointers (alias containers).
*/
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Putting lv 0x:"lvaddr" on the lvscan list\n", curr_lv));
/* This array needs to have container pointer target reference counts reestablished. Record
* the lv so this can happen after all vars are restored.
*/
lvscan = *lvscan_anchor;
elemindx = lvscan->elemcnt++; /* Note post increment so elemindx has minus-one value */
if (ARY_SCNCNTNR_MAX < elemindx)
{ /* Present block is full so allocate a new one and chain it on */
lvscan->elemcnt--; /* New element ended up not being in that block.. */
newlvscan = (lvscan_blk *)malloc(SIZEOF(lvscan_blk));
newlvscan->next = lvscan;
newlvscan->elemcnt = 1; /* Going to use first one *now* */
elemindx = 0;
*lvscan_anchor = newlvscan;
lvscan = newlvscan;
}
assert((ARY_SCNCNTNR_MAX >= elemindx) && (0 <= elemindx));
lvscan->ary_scncntnr[elemindx] = curr_lv;
}
}
} else
{
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: curr_lv was NOT modified or cloned\n"));
assert(NULL == LV_CHILD(save_lv));
assert(!save_lv->tp_var->var_cloned);
/* We know that the subscript array underneath curr_lv did not change since saving it into save_lv. But the
* unsubscripted lv could have changed (have no way of checking if that is the case) so restore it unconditionally.
*/
curr_lv->v = save_lv->v;
/* No need to copy "save_lv->ptrs" as "ptrs" contains 2 fields both of which are already correct in "curr_lv" */
assert(save_lv->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sym == curr_lv->ptrs.val_ent.parent.sym);
assert(NULL == save_lv->ptrs.val_ent.children);
/* No need to copy "save_lv->stats" as "curr_lv->stats" is more uptodate */
assert(save_lv->has_aliascont == curr_lv->has_aliascont); /* no need to copy this field */
assert(save_lv->lvmon_mark == curr_lv->lvmon_mark); /* no need to copy this field */
assert(save_lv->tp_var == curr_lv->tp_var); /* no need to copy this field */
}
if (NULL == lvscan_anchor)
/* Means this is completely unwinding a nested level so we need to reset the tstartcycle in this
* lvval so it gets handled correctly when this lv is encountered again after the restart completes.
*/
curr_lv->stats.tstartcycle = 0;
return 0;
}
/* This has to be maintained in parallel with op_unwind(), the unwind without a return argument (intrinsic quit) routine. */
int unw_retarg(mval *src, boolean_t alias_return)
{
mval ret_value, *trg;
boolean_t got_ret_target;
stack_frame *prevfp;
lv_val *srclv, *srclvc, *base_lv;
symval *symlv, *symlvc;
int4 srcsymvlvl;
DCL_THREADGBL_ACCESS;
SETUP_THREADGBL_ACCESS;
assert((frame_pointer < frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer) || (NULL == frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer));
assert(NULL == alias_retarg);
alias_retarg = NULL;
DBGEHND_ONLY(prevfp = frame_pointer);
if (tp_pointer && tp_pointer->fp <= frame_pointer)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_TPQUIT);
assert(msp <= stackbase && msp > stacktop);
assert(mv_chain <= (mv_stent *)stackbase && mv_chain > (mv_stent *)stacktop);
assert(frame_pointer <= (stack_frame *)stackbase && frame_pointer > (stack_frame *)stacktop);
got_ret_target = FALSE;
/* Before we do any unwinding or even verify the existence of the return var, check to see if we are returning
* an alias (or container). We do this now because (1) alias returns don't need to be defined and (2) the returning
* item could go out of scope in the unwinds so we have to bump the returned item's reference counts NOW.
*/
if (!alias_return)
{ /* Return of "regular" value - Verify it exists */
MV_FORCE_DEFINED(src);
ret_value = *src;
ret_value.mvtype &= ~MV_ALIASCONT; /* Make sure alias container of regular return does not propagate */
} else
{ /* QUIT *var or *var(indx..) syntax was used - see which one it was */
assert(NULL != src);
srclv = (lv_val *)src; /* Since can never be an expression, this relationship is guaranteed */
if (!LV_IS_BASE_VAR(srclv))
{ /* Have a potential container var - verify */
if (!(MV_ALIASCONT & srclv->v.mvtype))
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_ALIASEXPECTED);
ret_value = *src;
srclvc = (lv_val *)srclv->v.str.addr;
assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(srclvc)); /* Verify base var */
assert(srclvc->stats.trefcnt >= srclvc->stats.crefcnt);
assert(1 <= srclvc->stats.crefcnt); /* Verify is existing container ref */
base_lv = LV_GET_BASE_VAR(srclv);
symlv = LV_GET_SYMVAL(base_lv);
symlvc = LV_GET_SYMVAL(srclvc);
MARK_ALIAS_ACTIVE(MIN(symlv->symvlvl, symlvc->symvlvl));
DBGRFCT((stderr, "unw_retarg: Returning alias container 0x"lvaddr" pointing to 0x"lvaddr" to caller\n",
src, srclvc));
} else
{ /* Creating a new alias - create a container to pass back */
memcpy(&ret_value, &literal_null, SIZEOF(mval));
ret_value.mvtype |= MV_ALIASCONT;
ret_value.str.addr = (char *)srclv;
srclvc = srclv;
MARK_ALIAS_ACTIVE(LV_SYMVAL(srclv)->symvlvl);
DBGRFCT((stderr, "unw_retarg: Returning alias 0x"lvaddr" to caller\n", srclvc));
}
INCR_TREFCNT(srclvc);
INCR_CREFCNT(srclvc); /* This increment will be reversed if this container gets put into an alias */
/* We have a slight chicken-and-egg problem now. The mv_stent unwind loop below may pop a symbol table thus
* destroying the lv_val in our container. To prevent this, we need to locate the parm block before the symval is
* unwound and set the return value and alias_retarg appropriately so the symtab unwind logic called by
* unw_mv_ent() can work any necessary relocation magic on the return var.
*/
trg = get_ret_targ(NULL);
if (NULL != trg)
{
*trg = ret_value;
alias_retarg = trg;
got_ret_target = TRUE;
} /* else fall into below which will raise the NOTEXTRINSIC error */
}
/* Note: we are unwinding uncounted (indirect) frames here to allow the QUIT command to have indirect arguments
* and thus be executed by commarg in an indirect frame. By unrolling the indirect frames here we get back to
* the point where we can find where to put the quit value.
*/
unwind_nocounts();
assert(frame_pointer && (frame_pointer->type & SFT_COUNT));
while (mv_chain < (mv_stent *)frame_pointer)
{
msp = (unsigned char *)mv_chain;
unw_mv_ent(mv_chain);
POP_MV_STENT();
}
if (0 <= frame_pointer->dollar_test)
dollar_truth = (boolean_t)frame_pointer->dollar_test;
/* Now that we have unwound the uncounted frames, we should be left with a counted frame that
* contains some ret_value, NULL or not. If the value is non-NULL, let us restore the $TEST
* value from that frame as well as update *trg for non-alias returns.
*/
if ((trg = frame_pointer->ret_value) && !alias_return) /* CAUTION: Assignment */
{ /* If this is an alias_return arg, bypass the arg set logic which was done above. */
assert(!got_ret_target);
got_ret_target = TRUE;
*trg = ret_value;
}
/* do not throw an error if return value is expected from a non-extrinsic, but dollar_zquit_anyway is true */
if (!dollar_zquit_anyway && !got_ret_target)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_NOTEXTRINSIC); /* This routine was not invoked as an extrinsic function */
/* Note that error_ret() should be invoked only after the rts_error() of TPQUIT and NOTEXTRINSIC.
* This is so the TPQUIT/NOTEXTRINSIC error gets noted down in $ECODE (which wont happen if error_ret() is called before).
*/
INVOKE_ERROR_RET_IF_NEEDED;
if (is_tracing_on)
(*unw_prof_frame_ptr)();
msp = (unsigned char *)frame_pointer + SIZEOF(stack_frame);
DRAIN_GLVN_POOL_IF_NEEDED;
PARM_ACT_UNSTACK_IF_NEEDED;
frame_pointer = frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer;
DBGEHND((stderr, "unw_retarg: Stack frame 0x"lvaddr" unwound - frame 0x"lvaddr" now current - New msp: 0x"lvaddr"\n",
prevfp, frame_pointer, msp));
if ((NULL != zyerr_frame) && (frame_pointer > zyerr_frame))
zyerr_frame = NULL;
if (!frame_pointer)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKUNDERFLO);
assert(frame_pointer >= (stack_frame *)msp);
/* ensuring that trg is not NULL */
if (!dollar_zquit_anyway || trg)
trg->mvtype |= MV_RETARG;
assert((frame_pointer < frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer) || (NULL == frame_pointer->old_frame_pointer));
return 0;
}
void flush_jmp (rhdtyp *rtn_base, unsigned char *context, unsigned char *transfer_addr)
{
mv_stent *mv_st_ent, *mv_st_prev;
char *top;
unsigned char *msp_save;
int4 shift, size, mv_st_type;
rhdtyp *old_rtnhdr;
unwind_nocounts();
/* We are going to mutate the current frame from the program it was running to the program we want it to run.
* If the current frame is marked for indr cache cleanup, do that cleanup now and unmark the frame.
*/
IF_INDR_FRAME_CLEANUP_CACHE_ENTRY_AND_UNMARK(frame_pointer);
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Retargetting stack frame 0x"lvaddr" for transfer address 0x"lvaddr"\n", frame_pointer,
transfer_addr));
/* Also unmark the SFF_ETRAP_ERR bit in case it is set. This way we ensure control gets transferred to
* the mpc below instead of "error_return" (which is what getframe will do in case the bit is set).
* It is ok to clear this bit because the global variable "error_frame" will still be set to point to
* this frame so whenever we unwind out of this, we will rethrow the error at the parent frame.
*/
assert(!(frame_pointer->flags & SFF_ETRAP_ERR) || (NULL == error_frame) || (error_frame == frame_pointer));
assert(!(SFT_TRIGR & frame_pointer->type));
frame_pointer->flags &= SFF_ETRAP_ERR_OFF; /* clear SFF_ETRAP_ERR bit */
frame_pointer->flags &= SFF_IMPLTSTART_CALLD_OFF; /* clear SFF_IMPLTSTART_CALLD bit since this frame is being rewritten */
GTMTRIG_ONLY(DBGTRIGR((stderr, "flush_jmp: Turrning off SFF_IMPLTSTART_CALLD_OFF in frame 0x"lvaddr"\n", frame_pointer)));
old_rtnhdr = frame_pointer->rvector;
frame_pointer->rvector = rtn_base;
/* Now that fp->rvector has been overwritten to new routine, check if the older routine had a "rtn_relinked" flag set
* and if so that cleanup can be performed now.
*/
USHBIN_ONLY(CLEANUP_COPIED_RECURSIVE_RTN(old_rtnhdr)); /* cleanup if needed */
frame_pointer->vartab_ptr = (char *)VARTAB_ADR(rtn_base);
frame_pointer->vartab_len = frame_pointer->rvector->vartab_len;
frame_pointer->mpc = transfer_addr;
frame_pointer->ctxt = context;
#ifdef HAS_LITERAL_SECT
frame_pointer->literal_ptr = (int4 *)LITERAL_ADR(rtn_base);
#endif
frame_pointer->temp_mvals = frame_pointer->rvector->temp_mvals;
size = rtn_base->temp_size;
frame_pointer->temps_ptr = (unsigned char *)frame_pointer - size;
size += rtn_base->vartab_len * SIZEOF(ht_ent_mname *);
frame_pointer->l_symtab = (ht_ent_mname **)((char *)frame_pointer - size);
assert(frame_pointer->type & SFT_COUNT);
assert((unsigned char *)mv_chain > stacktop && (unsigned char *)mv_chain <= stackbase);
while (((char *)mv_chain < (char *)frame_pointer) && !mvs_save[mv_chain->mv_st_type])
{
assert(MVST_TRIGR != mv_chain->mv_st_type); /* Should never unwind a trigger frame here */
msp = (unsigned char *)mv_chain;
op_oldvar();
}
if ((char *)mv_chain > (char *)frame_pointer)
{
msp_save = msp;
msp = (unsigned char *)frame_pointer->l_symtab;
if (msp <= stackwarn)
{
if (msp <= stacktop)
{
msp = msp_save;
rts_error_csa(CSA_ARG(NULL) VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKOFLOW);
} else
rts_error_csa(CSA_ARG(NULL) VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKCRIT);
}
memset(msp, 0, size);
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Old msp: 0x"lvaddr" New msp: 0x"lvaddr"\n", msp_save, msp));
return;
}
/* We kept one or more mv_stents for this frame. We may need to shift the stack to get room to create an l_symtab
* for this re-purposed frame. In the above loop, we stopped searching the mv_stent chain at the first mv_stent we
* knew we had to keep. Since we are moving things around anyway, see if there are any mv_stents associated
* with this frame which don't need to be kept and can reclaim.
*/
mv_st_ent = mv_chain;
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *)mv_st_ent + mv_st_ent->mv_st_next);
top = (char *)mv_st_ent + mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
while ((char *)mv_st_prev < (char *)frame_pointer)
{
mv_st_type = mv_st_prev->mv_st_type;
assert(MVST_TRIGR != mv_st_type); /* Should never unwind a trigger frame here */
if (!mvs_save[mv_st_type])
{ /* Don't need to keep this mv_stent. Remove it from the chain */
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Removing no-save mv_stent addr 0x"lvaddr" and type %d\n",
mv_st_prev, mv_st_type));
unw_mv_ent(mv_st_prev);
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next += mv_st_prev->mv_st_next;
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *)mv_st_prev + mv_st_prev->mv_st_next);
continue;
}
/* We found a previous mv_stent we need to keep. If we had an interveening mv_stent we don't need to
* keep, migrate the new keeper mv_stent adjacent to the previous keeper. */
if (mv_st_prev != (mv_stent *)top)
{
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Migrating keeper mv_stent from 0x"lvaddr" to 0x"lvaddr" type %d\n",
mv_st_prev, top, mv_st_type));
if (MVST_TPHOLD == mv_st_type)
{ /* If we are moving an MVST_TPHOLD mv_stent, find it in the tpstack and fix its
* address there too. Else we won't unwind to the correct place on a restart. */
fix_tphold_mvc(top, (char *)mv_st_prev, ((char *)mv_st_prev + mvs_size[MVST_TPHOLD]));
}
memmove(top, mv_st_prev, mvs_size[mv_st_type]);
}
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Updating offsets for mv_stent at addr 0x"lvaddr" type %d\n",
mv_st_ent, mv_st_ent->mv_st_type));
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next = mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
mv_st_ent = (mv_stent *)top;
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next += (unsigned int)((char *)mv_st_prev - top);
top += mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *)mv_st_ent + mv_st_ent->mv_st_next);
}
shift = (int4)((char *)frame_pointer - top - size);
DBGEHND_ONLY(msp_save = msp);
if (shift)
{
if ((unsigned char *)mv_chain + shift <= stackwarn)
{
if ((unsigned char *)mv_chain + shift <= stacktop)
rts_error_csa(CSA_ARG(NULL) VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKOFLOW);
else
rts_error_csa(CSA_ARG(NULL) VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKCRIT);
}
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Shifting %d bytes of stack from 0x"lvaddr" to 0x"lvaddr" by %d bytes\n",
INTCAST(top - (char *)mv_chain), mv_chain, (mv_chain + shift), shift));
/* Since we are moving one or more mv_stents, it is no more difficult to check the range against the
* tp_frame chain than it is to loop through the mv_stents checking each one since the tp_frame stack
* is usually no more than 1-3 deep.
*/
fix_tphold_mvc(((char *)mv_chain + shift), (char *)mv_chain, ((char *)mv_chain + (top - (char *)mv_chain)));
memmove((char *)mv_chain + shift, mv_chain, top - (char *)mv_chain);
mv_chain = (mv_stent *)((char *)mv_chain + shift);
mv_st_ent = (mv_stent *)((char *)mv_st_ent + shift);
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next -= shift;
msp = (unsigned char *)mv_chain;
}
memset(frame_pointer->l_symtab, 0, size);
DBGEHND((stderr, "flush_jmp: Old msp: 0x"lvaddr" New msp: 0x"lvaddr"\n", msp_save, msp));
return;
}
void flush_jmp (rhdtyp *rtn_base, unsigned char *context, unsigned char *transfer_addr)
{
mv_stent *mv_st_ent, *mv_st_prev;
char *top;
unsigned char *msp_save;
int4 shift, size;
error_def(ERR_STACKOFLOW);
error_def(ERR_STACKCRIT);
unwind_nocounts();
/* We are going to mutate the current frame from the program it was running to the program we want it to run.
* If the current frame is marked for indr cache cleanup, do that cleanup now and unmark the frame.
*/
IF_INDR_FRAME_CLEANUP_CACHE_ENTRY_AND_UNMARK(frame_pointer);
frame_pointer->rvector = rtn_base;
frame_pointer->vartab_ptr = (char *)VARTAB_ADR(rtn_base);
frame_pointer->vartab_len = frame_pointer->rvector->vartab_len;
frame_pointer->mpc = transfer_addr;
frame_pointer->ctxt = context;
#ifdef HAS_LITERAL_SECT
frame_pointer->literal_ptr = (int4 *)0;
#endif
frame_pointer->temp_mvals = frame_pointer->rvector->temp_mvals;
size = rtn_base->temp_size;
frame_pointer->temps_ptr = (unsigned char *) frame_pointer - size;
size += rtn_base->vartab_len * sizeof(mval *);
frame_pointer->l_symtab = (mval **)((char *) frame_pointer - size);
assert(frame_pointer->type & SFT_COUNT);
assert((unsigned char *) mv_chain > stacktop && (unsigned char *) mv_chain <= stackbase);
while ((char *) mv_chain < (char *) frame_pointer && !mvs_save[mv_chain->mv_st_type])
{
msp = (unsigned char *)mv_chain;
op_oldvar();
}
if ((char *) mv_chain > (char *) frame_pointer)
{
msp_save = msp;
msp = (unsigned char *)frame_pointer->l_symtab;
if (msp <= stackwarn)
{
if (msp <= stacktop)
{
msp = msp_save;
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKOFLOW);
} else
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKCRIT);
}
memset(msp, 0, size);
return;
}
mv_st_ent = mv_chain;
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *) mv_st_ent + mv_st_ent->mv_st_next);
top = (char *) mv_st_ent + mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
while ((char *) mv_st_prev < (char *) frame_pointer)
{
if ( !mvs_save[mv_st_prev->mv_st_type] )
{
unw_mv_ent(mv_st_prev);
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next += mv_st_prev->mv_st_next;
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *) mv_st_prev + mv_st_prev->mv_st_next);
continue;
}
if (mv_st_prev != (mv_stent *)top)
memmove(top, mv_st_prev, mvs_size[mv_st_prev->mv_st_type]);
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next = mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
mv_st_ent = (mv_stent *)top;
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next += (char *) mv_st_prev - top;
top += mvs_size[mv_st_ent->mv_st_type];
mv_st_prev = (mv_stent *)((char *) mv_st_ent + mv_st_ent->mv_st_next);
}
shift = (char *) frame_pointer - top - size;
if (shift)
{
if ((unsigned char *)mv_chain + shift <= stackwarn)
{
if ((unsigned char *)mv_chain + shift <= stacktop)
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKOFLOW);
else
rts_error(VARLSTCNT(1) ERR_STACKCRIT);
}
memmove((char *) mv_chain + shift, mv_chain, top - (char *) mv_chain);
mv_chain = (mv_stent *)((char *) mv_chain + shift);
mv_st_ent = (mv_stent *)((char *) mv_st_ent + shift);
mv_st_ent->mv_st_next -= shift;
msp = (unsigned char *) mv_chain;
}
memset(frame_pointer->l_symtab, 0, size);
return;
}
/* Restore given local variable from supplied TP restore entry into given symval. Note lvscan_anchor will only be non-NULL
* for the final level we are restoring (but not unwinding). We don't need to restore counters for any vars except the
* very last level.
*
* The return code is only used when unrolling the M stack runs into a trigger base frame which must be unrolled
* by gtm_trigger. A non-zero return code signals to tp_unwind() that it needs to rethrow the tprestart error.
*/
int tp_unwind_restlv(lv_val *curr_lv, lv_val *save_lv, tp_var *restore_ent, lvscan_blk **lvscan_anchor, int *tprestart_rc)
{
ht_ent_mname *tabent;
lv_val *inuse_lv;
int elemindx;
mv_stent *mvc;
lvscan_blk *lvscan, *newlvscan;
lvTree *lvt_child;
boolean_t var_cloned;
assert(curr_lv);
assert(LV_IS_BASE_VAR(curr_lv));
assert(curr_lv->tp_var);
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Entered for varname: '%.*s' curr_lv: 0x"lvaddr" save_lv: 0x"lvaddr"\n",
restore_ent->key.var_name.len, restore_ent->key.var_name.addr, curr_lv, save_lv));
DBGRFCT((stderr, "tp_unwind_restlv: tp_pointer/current: fp: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr" mvc: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr
" symval: 0x"lvaddr"/0x"lvaddr"\n",
tp_pointer->fp, frame_pointer, tp_pointer->mvc, mv_chain, tp_pointer->sym, curr_symval));
/* First get the stack in the position where we can actually process this entry. Need to make sure we are processing
* the symbol table we need to be processing so unwind enough stuff to get there.
*/
if (curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym)
{ /* Unwind as many stackframes as are necessary up to the max */
while(curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym && frame_pointer < tp_pointer->fp)
{
# ifdef GTM_TRIGGER
if (SFT_TRIGR & frame_pointer->type)
{ /* We have encountered a trigger base frame. We cannot unroll it because there are C frames
* associated with it so we must interrupt this tp_restart and return to gtm_trigger() so
* it can unroll the base frame and rethrow the error to properly unroll the C stack.
*/
*tprestart_rc = ERR_TPRETRY;
tprestart_state = TPRESTART_STATE_TPUNW;
DBGTRIGR((stderr, "tp_unwind: Encountered trigger base frame during M-stack unwind - "
"rethrowing\n"));
return -1;
}
# endif
op_unwind();
}
if (curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym)
{ /* Unwind as many mv_stents as are necessary up to the max */
mvc = mv_chain;
while(curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym && mvc < tp_pointer->mvc)
{
unw_mv_ent(mvc);
mvc = (mv_stent *)(mvc->mv_st_next + (char *)mvc);
}
mv_chain = mvc;
/* Final check */
if (curr_symval != tp_pointer->sym)
GTMASSERT;
}
}
var_cloned = curr_lv->tp_var->var_cloned;
if (var_cloned)
{ /* Var/tree has been copied (and modified) -- see about restoring it */
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: curr_lv was modified and cloned -- needs restoration\n"));
if (NULL != restore_ent->key.var_name.addr)
{ /* Restore data into a named variable (hash table entry)
* Step 1 -- find its hash table address to see what lv_val is there now.
*/
tabent = lookup_hashtab_mname(&((tp_pointer->sym)->h_symtab), &restore_ent->key);
assert(tabent);
/* Step 2 -- If lv_val is NOT the same as it was, then we must replace the lv_val
* currently in use. Decrement its use count (which will delete it and the tree if
* it is no longer used) and replace with desired previous lv_val whose use count
* was incremented when it was saved.
*/
if (curr_lv != (inuse_lv = (lv_val *)tabent->value))
{
if (inuse_lv)
DECR_BASE_REF_RQ(tabent, inuse_lv, FALSE);
DBGRFCT((stderr, "tp_unwind: hte 0x"lvaddr" being reset from 0x"lvaddr" to 0x"lvaddr"\n",
tabent, tabent->value, curr_lv));
tabent->value = (void *)curr_lv;
INCR_TREFCNT(curr_lv); /* Back in the hash table, bump its reference */
}
} /* Else, if restoring orphaned data, just prune the old var and copy in the saved tree (if one existed) */
/* Step 3 -- We have the correct lv_val in the hash table now but it has the wrong value.
* Get rid of its current tree if any.
*/
if (lvt_child = LV_GET_CHILD(curr_lv)) /* Note assignment */
{
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Killing children of curr_lv 0x"lvaddr"\n", curr_lv));
assert((lvTreeNode *)curr_lv == LVT_PARENT(lvt_child));
LV_CHILD(curr_lv) = NULL; /* prevent recursion due to alias containers */
lv_killarray(lvt_child, FALSE);
}
/* Step 4: Copy in the needed fields from the saved flavor lv_val back to curr_lv.
* Preserve the ref counts of the current var since the copy's ref counts have not been kept up to date.
*/
DBGRFCT((stderr, "\ntp_unwind_restlv: Restoring value of lv 0x"lvaddr" back into lv 0x"lvaddr"\n",
save_lv, curr_lv));
/* The following is optimized to do the initialization of just the needed structure members. For that it assumes a
* particular "lv_val" structure layout. The assumed layout is asserted so any changes to the layout will
* automatically show an issue here and cause the below initialization to be accordingly reworked.
*/
assert(0 == OFFSETOF(lv_val, v));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, v) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->v) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, ptrs));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, ptrs) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->ptrs) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, stats));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, stats) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->stats) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->has_aliascont) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, lvmon_mark));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, lvmon_mark) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->lvmon_mark) == OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var));
assert(OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var) + SIZEOF(curr_lv->tp_var) == SIZEOF(lv_val));
/* save_lv -> curr_lv Copy begin */
curr_lv->v = save_lv->v;
curr_lv->ptrs = save_lv->ptrs;
assert(0 < curr_lv->stats.trefcnt); /* No need to copy "stats" as curr_lv is more uptodate */
assert(0 < curr_lv->stats.crefcnt);
assert(8 == (OFFSETOF(lv_val, tp_var) - OFFSETOF(lv_val, has_aliascont)));
/* lv_val->has_aliascont/lvmon_mark all initialized in one shot.
* Note: We use "qw_num *" instead of "uint8 *" below because the former works on 32-bit platforms too.
* On 64-bit platforms, this is 1 8-byte move instead of 2 4-byte moves (the latter means more instructions).
* Even though lvmon_mark is maintained only if DEBUG_ALIAS is #defined, we do the copy here unconditionally
* because on 64-bit platforms, a 4-byte copy (of just has_aliascont) is the same as an 8-byte copy
* (of has_aliascont and lvmon_mark). On 32-bit platforms, it saves us one copy but we dont worry about it much.
*/
GTM64_ONLY(assert(IS_PTR_8BYTE_ALIGNED(&curr_lv->has_aliascont));)
NON_GTM64_ONLY(assert(IS_PTR_4BYTE_ALIGNED(&curr_lv->has_aliascont));)
