// Copyright 2022 Dolphin Emulator Project // SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later #include "Common/Debug/CodeTrace.h" #include #include #include #include "Common/Event.h" #include "Core/Debugger/PPCDebugInterface.h" #include "Core/HW/CPU.h" #include "Core/PowerPC/PowerPC.h" #include "Core/System.h" namespace { bool IsInstructionLoadStore(std::string_view ins) { return (ins.starts_with('l') && !ins.starts_with("li")) || ins.starts_with("st") || ins.starts_with("psq_l") || ins.starts_with("psq_s"); } u32 GetMemoryTargetSize(std::string_view instr) { // Word-size operations are taken as the default, check the others. auto op = instr.substr(0, 4); constexpr char BYTE_TAG = 'b'; constexpr char HALF_TAG = 'h'; constexpr char DOUBLE_WORD_TAG = 'd'; constexpr char PAIRED_TAG = 'p'; // Actual range is 0 to size - 1; if (op.find(BYTE_TAG) != std::string::npos) { return 1; } else if (op.find(HALF_TAG) != std::string::npos) { return 2; } else if (op.find(DOUBLE_WORD_TAG) != std::string::npos || op.find(PAIRED_TAG) != std::string::npos) { return 8; } return 4; } bool CompareMemoryTargetToTracked(const std::string& instr, const u32 mem_target, const std::set& mem_tracked) { // This function is hit often and should be optimized. auto it_lower = std::lower_bound(mem_tracked.begin(), mem_tracked.end(), mem_target); if (it_lower == mem_tracked.end()) return false; else if (*it_lower == mem_target) return true; // If the base value doesn't hit, still need to check if longer values overlap. return *it_lower < mem_target + GetMemoryTargetSize(instr); } } // namespace void CodeTrace::SetRegTracked(const std::string& reg) { m_reg_autotrack.push_back(reg); } InstructionAttributes CodeTrace::GetInstructionAttributes(const TraceOutput& instruction) const { auto& system = Core::System::GetInstance(); // Slower process of breaking down saved instruction. Only used when stepping through code if a // decision has to be made, otherwise used afterwards on a log file. InstructionAttributes tmp_attributes; tmp_attributes.instruction = instruction.instruction; tmp_attributes.address = system.GetPPCState().pc; std::string instr = instruction.instruction; std::smatch match; // Convert sp, rtoc, and ps to r1, r2, and F#. ps is handled like a float operation. static const std::regex replace_sp("(\\W)sp"); instr = std::regex_replace(instr, replace_sp, "$1r1"); static const std::regex replace_rtoc("rtoc"); instr = std::regex_replace(instr, replace_rtoc, "r2"); static const std::regex replace_ps("(\\W)p(\\d+)"); instr = std::regex_replace(instr, replace_ps, "$1f$2"); // Pull all register numbers out and store them. Limited to Reg0 if ps operation, as ps get // too complicated to track easily. // ex: add r4, r5, r6 -> r4 = Reg0, r5 = Reg1, r6 = Reg2. Reg0 is always the target register. static const std::regex regis( "\\W([rfp]\\d+)[^r^f]*(?:([rf]\\d+))?[^r^f\\d]*(?:([rf]\\d+))?[^r^f\\d]*(?:([rf]\\d+))?", std::regex::optimize); if (std::regex_search(instr, match, regis)) { tmp_attributes.reg0 = match.str(1); if (match[2].matched) tmp_attributes.reg1 = match.str(2); if (match[3].matched) tmp_attributes.reg2 = match.str(3); if (match[4].matched) tmp_attributes.reg3 = match.str(4); if (instruction.memory_target) { tmp_attributes.memory_target = instruction.memory_target; tmp_attributes.memory_target_size = GetMemoryTargetSize(instr); if (instr.starts_with("st") || instr.starts_with("psq_s")) tmp_attributes.is_store = true; else tmp_attributes.is_load = true; } } return tmp_attributes; } TraceOutput CodeTrace::SaveCurrentInstruction(const Core::CPUThreadGuard* guard) const { auto& system = Core::System::GetInstance(); auto& ppc_state = system.GetPPCState(); // Quickly save instruction and memory target for fast logging. TraceOutput output; const std::string instr = PowerPC::debug_interface.Disassemble(guard, ppc_state.pc); output.instruction = instr; output.address = ppc_state.pc; if (IsInstructionLoadStore(output.instruction)) output.memory_target = PowerPC::debug_interface.GetMemoryAddressFromInstruction(instr); return output; } AutoStepResults CodeTrace::AutoStepping(const Core::CPUThreadGuard& guard, bool continue_previous, AutoStop stop_on) { AutoStepResults results; if (m_recording) return results; TraceOutput pc_instr = SaveCurrentInstruction(&guard); const InstructionAttributes instr = GetInstructionAttributes(pc_instr); // Not an instruction we should start autostepping from (ie branches). if (instr.reg0.empty() && !continue_previous) return results; m_recording = true; // Once autostep stops, it can be told to continue running without resetting the tracked // registers and memory. if (!continue_previous) { m_reg_autotrack.clear(); m_mem_autotrack.clear(); m_reg_autotrack.push_back(instr.reg0); // It wouldn't necessarily be wrong to also record the memory of a load operation, as the // value exists there too. May or may not be desirable depending on task. Leaving it out. if (instr.is_store) { const u32 size = GetMemoryTargetSize(instr.instruction); for (u32 i = 0; i < size; i++) m_mem_autotrack.insert(instr.memory_target.value() + i); } } // Count is important for feedback on how much work was done. HitType hit = HitType::SKIP; HitType stop_condition = HitType::SAVELOAD; // Could use bit flags, but I organized it to have decreasing levels of verbosity, so the // less-than comparison ignores what is needed for the current usage. if (stop_on == AutoStop::Always) stop_condition = HitType::SAVELOAD; else if (stop_on == AutoStop::Used) stop_condition = HitType::PASSIVE; else if (stop_on == AutoStop::Changed) stop_condition = HitType::ACTIVE; PowerPC::breakpoints.ClearAllTemporary(); using clock = std::chrono::steady_clock; clock::time_point timeout = clock::now() + std::chrono::seconds(4); PowerPC::CoreMode old_mode = PowerPC::GetMode(); PowerPC::SetMode(PowerPC::CoreMode::Interpreter); do { PowerPC::SingleStep(); pc_instr = SaveCurrentInstruction(&guard); hit = TraceLogic(pc_instr); results.count += 1; } while (clock::now() < timeout && hit < stop_condition && !(m_reg_autotrack.empty() && m_mem_autotrack.empty())); // Report the timeout to the caller. if (clock::now() >= timeout) results.timed_out = true; PowerPC::SetMode(old_mode); m_recording = false; results.reg_tracked = m_reg_autotrack; results.mem_tracked = m_mem_autotrack; // Doesn't currently need to report the hit type to the caller. Denoting when the reg and mem // trackers are both empty is important, as it means our target was overwritten and can no longer // be tracked. Different actions can be taken on a timeout vs empty trackers, so they are reported // individually. return results; } HitType CodeTrace::TraceLogic(const TraceOutput& current_instr, bool first_hit) { // Tracks the original value that is in the targeted register or memory through loads, stores, // register moves, and value changes. Also finds when it is used. ps operations are not fully // supported. -ux memory instructions may need special cases. // Should not be called if reg and mem tracked are empty. // Using a std::set because it can easily insert the memory range being accessed without // causing duplicates, and quickly erases all members of the memory range without caring if the // element actually exists. bool mem_hit = false; if (current_instr.memory_target && !m_mem_autotrack.empty()) { mem_hit = CompareMemoryTargetToTracked(current_instr.instruction, *current_instr.memory_target, m_mem_autotrack); } // Optimization for tracking a memory target when no registers are being tracked. if (m_reg_autotrack.empty() && !mem_hit) return HitType::SKIP; // Break instruction down into parts to be analyzed. const InstructionAttributes instr = GetInstructionAttributes(current_instr); // Not an instruction we care about (branches). if (instr.reg0.empty()) return HitType::SKIP; // The reg_itr will be used later for erasing. auto reg_itr = std::find(m_reg_autotrack.begin(), m_reg_autotrack.end(), instr.reg0); const bool match_reg123 = (!instr.reg1.empty() && std::find(m_reg_autotrack.begin(), m_reg_autotrack.end(), instr.reg1) != m_reg_autotrack.end()) || (!instr.reg2.empty() && std::find(m_reg_autotrack.begin(), m_reg_autotrack.end(), instr.reg2) != m_reg_autotrack.end()) || (!instr.reg3.empty() && std::find(m_reg_autotrack.begin(), m_reg_autotrack.end(), instr.reg3) != m_reg_autotrack.end()); const bool match_reg0 = reg_itr != m_reg_autotrack.end(); if (!match_reg0 && !match_reg123 && !mem_hit) return HitType::SKIP; // Checks if the intstruction is a type that needs special handling. const auto CompareInstruction = [](std::string_view instruction, const auto& type_compare) { return std::any_of(type_compare.begin(), type_compare.end(), [&instruction](std::string_view s) { return instruction.starts_with(s); }); }; // Exclusions from updating tracking logic. mt operations are too complex and specialized. // Combiner used later. static const std::array exclude{"dc", "ic", "mt"}; static const std::array compare{"c", "fc"}; // rlwimi, at least, can preserve parts of the target register. Not sure if rldimi can too or if // there are any others like this. static const std::array combiner{"rlwimi"}; static const std::array mover{"mr", "fmr"}; // Link register for when r0 gets overwritten if (instr.instruction.starts_with("mflr") && match_reg0) { m_reg_autotrack.erase(reg_itr); return HitType::OVERWRITE; } if (instr.instruction.starts_with("mtlr") && match_reg0) { // LR is not something tracked return HitType::MOVED; } if (CompareInstruction(instr.instruction, exclude)) return HitType::SKIP; else if (CompareInstruction(instr.instruction, compare)) return HitType::PASSIVE; else if (match_reg123 && !match_reg0 && (instr.is_store || instr.is_load)) return HitType::POINTER; // Update tracking logic. At this point a memory or register hit happened. // Save/Load if (instr.memory_target) { if (mem_hit) { // If hit a tracked memory. Load -> Add register to tracked. Store -> Remove tracked memory // if overwritten. if (instr.is_load && !match_reg0) { m_reg_autotrack.push_back(instr.reg0); return HitType::SAVELOAD; } else if (instr.is_store && !match_reg0) { // On First Hit it wouldn't necessarily be wrong to track the register, which contains the // same value. A matter of preference. if (first_hit) return HitType::SAVELOAD; for (u32 i = 0; i < instr.memory_target_size; i++) m_mem_autotrack.erase(*instr.memory_target + i); return HitType::OVERWRITE; } else { // If reg0 and store/load are both already tracked, do nothing. return HitType::SAVELOAD; } } else if (instr.is_store && match_reg0) { // If store to untracked memory, then track memory. for (u32 i = 0; i < instr.memory_target_size; i++) m_mem_autotrack.insert(*instr.memory_target + i); return HitType::SAVELOAD; } else if (instr.is_load && match_reg0) { // Not wrong to track load memory_target here. Preference. if (first_hit) return HitType::SAVELOAD; // If untracked load is overwriting tracked register, then remove register m_reg_autotrack.erase(reg_itr); return HitType::OVERWRITE; } } else if (!match_reg0 && !match_reg123) { // Skip if no matches. Happens most often. return HitType::SKIP; } else { // If tracked register data is being stored in a new register, save new register. if (match_reg123 && !match_reg0) { m_reg_autotrack.push_back(instr.reg0); // This should include any instruction that can reach this point and is not ACTIVE. Can only // think of mr at this time. if (CompareInstruction(instr.instruction, mover)) return HitType::MOVED; return HitType::ACTIVE; } // If tracked register is overwritten, stop tracking. else if (match_reg0 && !match_reg123) { if (CompareInstruction(instr.instruction, combiner) || first_hit) return HitType::UPDATED; m_reg_autotrack.erase(reg_itr); return HitType::OVERWRITE; } else if (match_reg0 && match_reg123) { // Or moved return HitType::UPDATED; } } // Should not reach this return HitType::SKIP; }