ocaml/byterun/debugger.h

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/***********************************************************************/
/* */
/* Objective Caml */
/* */
/* Xavier Leroy, projet Cristal, INRIA Rocquencourt */
/* */
/* Copyright 1996 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et */
/* Automatique. Distributed only by permission. */
/* */
/***********************************************************************/
/* $Id$ */
/* Interface with the debugger */
#ifndef _debugger_
#define _debugger_
#include "misc.h"
#include "mlvalues.h"
extern int debugger_in_use;
extern unsigned long event_count;
enum event_kind {
EVENT_COUNT, BREAKPOINT, PROGRAM_START, PROGRAM_EXIT,
TRAP_BARRIER, UNCAUGHT_EXC
};
void debugger_init P((void));
void debugger P((enum event_kind event));
/* Communication protocol */
/* Requests from the debugger to the runtime system */
enum debugger_request {
REQ_SET_EVENT = 'e', /* uint32 pos */
/* Set an event on the instruction at position pos */
REQ_SET_BREAKPOINT = 'B', /* uint32 pos */
/* Set a breakpoint at position pos */
REQ_RESET_INSTR = 'i', /* uint32 pos */
/* Clear an event or breapoint at position pos, restores initial instr. */
REQ_CHECKPOINT = 'c', /* no args */
/* Checkpoint the runtime system by forking a child process.
Reply is pid of child process or -1 if checkpoint failed. */
REQ_GO = 'g', /* uint32 n */
/* Run the program for n events.
Reply is one of debugger_reply described below. */
REQ_STOP = 's', /* no args */
/* Terminate the runtime system */
REQ_WAIT = 'w', /* no args */
/* Reap one dead child (a discarded checkpoint). */
REQ_INITIAL_FRAME = '0', /* no args */
/* Set current frame to bottom frame (the one currently executing).
Reply is stack offset and current pc. */
REQ_GET_FRAME = 'f', /* no args */
/* Return current frame location (stack offset + current pc). */
REQ_SET_FRAME = 'S', /* uint32 stack_offset */
/* Set current frame to given stack offset. No reply. */
REQ_UP_FRAME = 'U', /* uint32 n */
/* Move one frame up. Argument n is size of current frame (in words).
Reply is stack offset and current pc, or -1 if top of stack reached. */
REQ_SET_TRAP_BARRIER = 'b', /* uint32 offset */
/* Set the trap barrier at the given offset. */
REQ_GET_LOCAL = 'L', /* uint32 slot_number */
/* Return the local variable at the given slot in the current frame.
Reply is one value. */
REQ_GET_ENVIRONMENT = 'E', /* uint32 slot_number */
/* Return the local variable at the given slot in the heap environment
of the current frame. Reply is one value. */
REQ_GET_GLOBAL = 'G', /* uint32 global_number */
/* Return the specified global variable. Reply is one value. */
REQ_GET_ACCU = 'A', /* no args */
/* Return the current contents of the accumulator. Reply is one value. */
REQ_GET_OBJ = 'O', /* mlvalue v */
/* Send the contents of the given value v.
Reply is one uint32 for the header, then N values for the fields. */
REQ_GET_HEADER = 'H', /* mlvalue v */
/* As REQ_GET_OBJ, but sends only the header. */
REQ_GET_FIELD = 'F', /* mlvalue v, uint32 fieldnum */
/* As REQ_GET_OBJ, but sends only one field. */
REQ_MARSHAL_OBJ = 'M', /* mlvalue v */
/* Send a copy of the data structure rooted at v, using the same
format as output_value. */
REQ_GET_CLOSURE_CODE = 'C' /* mlvalue v */
/* Send the code address of the given closure.
Reply is one uint32. */
};
/* Replies to a REQ_GO request. All replies are followed by three uint32:
- the value of the event counter
- the position of the stack
- the current pc. */
enum debugger_reply {
REP_EVENT = 'e',
/* Event counter reached 0. */
REP_BREAKPOINT = 'b',
/* Breakpoint hit. */
REP_EXITED = 'x',
/* Program exited by calling exit or reaching the end of the source. */
REP_TRAP = 's',
/* Trap barrier crossed. */
REP_UNCAUGHT_EXC = 'u'
/* Program exited due to a stray exception. */
};
#endif