ucdebugging.cc

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/*
 *  ucdebugging.cc - Debugging-related functions for usecode
 *
 *  Copyright (C) 2002  The Exult Team
 *
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 */

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#  include <config.h>
#endif

#include "ucdebugging.h"
#include "ucinternal.h"
#include "stackframe.h"
#include "ucfunction.h"
#include "utils.h"

#include "servemsg.h"
#include "debugmsg.h"

Breakpoint::Breakpoint(bool once)
{
  this->once = once;
  id = Breakpoints::getNewID();
}

AnywhereBreakpoint::AnywhereBreakpoint()
  : Breakpoint(true)
{ }

LocationBreakpoint::LocationBreakpoint(int functionid, int ip, bool once)
  : Breakpoint(once)
{
  this->functionid = functionid;
  this->ip = ip;
}

bool LocationBreakpoint::check(Stack_frame *frame) const
{
  return (frame->function->id == functionid) &&
    ((int)(frame->ip - frame->code) == ip);
}

void LocationBreakpoint::serialize(int fd) const
{
  unsigned char d[13];
  d[0] = (unsigned char)(Exult_server::dbg_set_location_bp);
  unsigned char *dptr = &d[1];
  Write4(dptr, functionid);
  Write4(dptr, ip);
  Write4(dptr, id);
  Exult_server::Send_data(fd, Exult_server::usecode_debugging, d, 13);  
}

StepoverBreakpoint::StepoverBreakpoint(Stack_frame* frame)
  : Breakpoint(true)
{
  call_chain = frame->call_chain;
  call_depth = frame->call_depth;
}

bool StepoverBreakpoint::check(Stack_frame *frame) const
{
  return ((frame->call_chain == call_chain &&
       frame->call_depth <= call_depth) ||

      (frame->call_chain < call_chain));
}

FinishBreakpoint::FinishBreakpoint(Stack_frame* frame)
  : Breakpoint(true)
{
  call_chain = frame->call_chain;
  call_depth = frame->call_depth;
}

bool FinishBreakpoint::check(Stack_frame *frame) const
{
  return ((frame->call_chain == call_chain &&
       frame->call_depth < call_depth) ||

      (frame->call_chain < call_chain));
}



int Breakpoints::lastID = 0;

Breakpoints::Breakpoints()
{
}

Breakpoints::~Breakpoints()
{
  std::list<Breakpoint*>::iterator iter;

  // clear queue
  for (iter = breaks.begin(); iter != breaks.end(); ++iter)
  {
    delete (*iter);
  }
}


// returns ID of a (any) breakpoint encountered, or -1 if no breakpoints
int Breakpoints::check(Stack_frame* frame)
{
  // check all breakpoints (always check all of them, even if match found)
  // and delete the matching ones with 'once' set

  // question: do we really want to delete a breakpoint (with once set)
  // as soon as it is triggered? (or wait a while until it has been
  // processed properly?)
  // also, it might be necessary to return a list of all matching and/or
  // deleted breakpoints
  // OTOH, which 'once' breakpoint is hit is generally not interesting,
  // and also, only one of these will be set, usually.

  int breakID = -1;

  std::list<Breakpoint*>::iterator iter;

  for (iter = breaks.begin(); iter != breaks.end(); ++iter)
  {
    if ((*iter)->check(frame)) {
      breakID = (*iter)->id;
      if ((*iter)->once) {
        delete (*iter);
        (*iter) = 0;
      }
    }
  }

  breaks.remove((Breakpoint*)0); // delete all NULLs from the list

  return breakID;
}

void Breakpoints::add(Breakpoint* breakpoint)
{
  breaks.remove(breakpoint); // avoid double occurences

  breaks.push_back(breakpoint);
}

void Breakpoints::remove(Breakpoint* breakpoint)
{
  breaks.remove(breakpoint);
}

bool Breakpoints::remove(int id)
{
  bool found = false;

  std::list<Breakpoint*>::iterator iter;

  for (iter = breaks.begin(); iter != breaks.end(); ++iter)
  {
    if ((*iter)->id == id) {
      found = true;
      delete (*iter);
      (*iter) = 0;
    }
  }

  breaks.remove((Breakpoint*)0); // delete all NULLs from the list

  return found;
}

void Breakpoints::transmit(int fd)
{
  std::list<Breakpoint*>::iterator iter;

  for (iter = breaks.begin(); iter != breaks.end(); ++iter)
    (*iter)->serialize(fd);
}

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