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Kirill Smelkov
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Sep 07, 2021
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Kirill Smelkov
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futex-pylat: print py-level tracebacks that trigger long-blocked futex syscall
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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""print py-level tracebacks that trigger long-blocked futex syscall
usage: futex-pylat <tid> <too_long_ms>
FIXME traces only one thread instead of whole process.
"""
from
__future__
import
print_function
from
ptrace.debugger
import
PtraceDebugger
,
ProcessSignal
from
ptrace.func_call
import
FunctionCallOptions
import
os
,
sys
from
time
import
time
def
main
():
dbg
=
PtraceDebugger
()
try
:
_main
(
dbg
)
finally
:
dbg
.
quit
()
def
_main
(
dbg
):
tid
=
int
(
sys
.
argv
[
1
])
too_long_ms
=
float
(
sys
.
argv
[
2
])
dbg
.
traceFork
()
# forks
dbg
.
traceExec
()
dbg
.
traceClone
()
# threads
# NOTE we trace only one thread
# TODO -> attach all threads from /proc/<pid>/tasks
print
(
"Attaching to tid%d"
%
tid
)
proc
=
dbg
.
addProcess
(
tid
,
is_attached
=
False
)
syscall_options
=
FunctionCallOptions
()
# setup to break at first syscall
proc
.
syscall
()
def
_
(
syscall
):
return
(
not
syscall
.
name
.
startswith
(
"futex"
))
proc
.
syscall_state
.
ignore_callback
=
_
sys_start
=
0.
while
1
:
if
not
dbg
:
break
# proc exited
# wait for next syscall event (enter/exit)
try
:
event
=
dbg
.
waitSyscall
()
except
ProcessSignal
as
event
:
event
.
display
()
event
.
process
.
syscall
(
event
.
signum
)
continue
assert
event
.
process
is
proc
state
=
proc
.
syscall_state
syscall
=
state
.
event
(
syscall_options
)
if
syscall
:
if
state
.
syscall
is
not
None
:
sys_start
=
time
()
#print("enter %s" % syscall)
else
:
sys_end
=
time
()
lat
=
sys_end
-
sys_start
if
lat
>
too_long_ms
*
1E-3
:
#print("exit %s" % syscall)
print
(
">>> %s
\
t
lat: %.3fms"
%
(
syscall
.
name
,
lat
*
1E3
))
# a syscall was detected to block > too_long
# -> dump state of python threads
#
# --nonblocking because are we already holding the thread in stopped state.
os
.
system
(
"py-spy dump --nonblocking --pid %d"
%
tid
)
# break at next syscall
proc
.
syscall
()
if
__name__
==
'__main__'
:
main
()
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