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\ backtrace handling
\ Copyright (C) 1999,2000,2003,2004,2006,2007,2012,2013,2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
\ This file is part of Gforth.
\ Gforth is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
\ modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
\ as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3
\ of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
\ This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
\ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
\ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
\ GNU General Public License for more details.
\ You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
\ along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
\ backtrace stuff
: backtrace-return-stack ( -- addr u )
\ addr is the address of top element of return stack (the stack
\ grows downwards), u is the number of aus that interest us on the
\ stack.
rp@ in-return-stack?
if
rp@ [ 2 cells ]L +
else \ throw by signal handler with insufficient information
handler @ cell - \ beyond that we know nothing
then
backtrace-rp0 @ [ 1 cells ]L - over - 0 max ;
:noname ( -- )
backtrace-return-stack stored-backtrace $! first-throw off ;
IS store-backtrace
: >bt-entry ( return-stack-item -- nt )
cell- dup in-dictionary? over dup aligned = and
if
@ dup threaded>name dup if
nip EXIT
else
drop dup look if
nip EXIT
else
drop body> look \ !! check for "call" in cell before?
if
EXIT
else
drop
then
then
then
else
drop
then 0 ;
: print-bt-entry ( return-stack-item -- )
>bt-entry ?dup-IF .name THEN ;
defer .backtrace-pos ( addr -- )
' drop is .backtrace-pos
: print-backtrace ( addr1 addr2 -- )
\G print a backtrace for the return stack addr1..addr2
2dup u< IF cr ." Backtrace:" THEN
0 swap rot u+do
cr i @ dup .backtrace-pos over 2 .r space
dup hex. dup print-bt-entry
catch-frame = IF ." [catch frame]" 1+ 7 cells ELSE 1+ cell THEN
+loop
drop ;
: bt ( -- )
\G backtrace for interactive use
backtrace-rp0 @ #10 cells + dup 3 cells - @ cell- print-backtrace ;
comp: drop ]] store-backtrace dobacktrace [[ ;
:noname ( -- )
stored-backtrace $@ over + print-backtrace nothrow ;
IS dobacktrace
[ifdef] defer-default
:noname
r@ >stderr cr ." deferred word " print-bt-entry ." is uninitialized" ;
is defer-default
[then]
\ locate position in backtrace
[ifdef] .backtrace-pos
40 value bt-pos-width
0 Value locs-start
Variable locs[]
: xt-location1 ( addr -- addr )
dup locs-start - cell/ >r
current-sourcepos1 dup r> 1+ locs[] $[] cell- 2! ;
: record-locs ( -- )
\G record locations to annotate backtraces with source locations
here to locs-start locs[] $free
['] xt-location1 is xt-location ;
: addr>pos1 ( addr -- pos1 / 0 )
dup cell- locs-start here within locs-start and ?dup-IF
over cell- swap - cell/ locs[] $[] @
?dup-IF nip EXIT THEN
THEN drop 0 ;
: .backtrace-pos1 ( addr -- )
addr>pos1 dup IF
['] .sourcepos1 $tmp 2dup type x-width THEN
bt-pos-width swap - 1 max spaces ;
' .backtrace-pos1 is .backtrace-pos
[then]