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debug.nas add Breakpoint class

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Henning Stahlke 2019-01-13 20:55:56 +01:00
parent 72c4bde6e9
commit 79596cc6ab

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@ -7,8 +7,12 @@
# debug.local([<frame:int>]) ... dump local variables of current
# or given frame
#
# debug.backtrace([<comment:string>]} ... writes backtrace with local variables
# (similar to gdb's "bt full)
# debug.backtrace([<comment:string>], [<dump:bool=1>], [<skip_level:int=0>]}
# ... writes backtrace (similar to gdb's "bt full)
# dump=0: only call stack
# dump=1 (default): with local variables
# skip_level: remove this many levels from
# call stack
#
# debug.proptrace([<property [, <frames>]]) ... trace property write/add/remove
# events under the <property> subtree for
@ -264,14 +268,15 @@ var local = func(frame = 0) {
}
var backtrace = func(desc = nil) {
var d = desc == nil ? "" : " '" ~ desc ~ "'";
print("\n" ~ _title("\n### backtrace" ~ d ~ " ###"));
for (var i = 1; 1; i += 1) {
if ((var v = caller(i)) == nil)
return;
print(_section(sprintf("#%-2d called from %s, line %s:", i - 1, v[2], v[3])));
dump(v[0]);
var backtrace = func(desc = nil, dump_vars = 1, skip_level = 0) {
var d = (desc == nil) ? "" : " '" ~ desc ~ "'";
print("");
print(_title("### backtrace" ~ d ~ " ###"));
skip_level += 1;
for (var i = skip_level; 1; i += 1) {
if ((var v = caller(i)) == nil) return;
print(_section(sprintf("#%-2d called from %s, line %s:", i - skip_level, v[2], v[3])));
if (dump_vars) dump(v[0]);
}
}
var bt = backtrace;
@ -433,6 +438,79 @@ var isnan = func {
return !!size(err);
}
# Breakpoint (BP) - do conditional backtrace (BT) controlled via property tree
# * count how often the BP was hit
# * do only a limited number of BT, avoid flooding the log / console
#
# Data can be viewed / modified in the prop tree /_debug/nas/bp-<myLabel>/*
# * tokens: number of backtraces to do; each hit will decrease this by 1
# * hits: total number of hits
#
# == Example ==
# var myBP = debug.Breakpoint.new("myLabel", 0);
# myBP.enable(4); # allow 4 hits, then be quiet
#
# #at the place of interest (e.g. in some loop or class method) insert:
# myBP.hit(); # do backtrace here if tokens > 0, reduce tokens by 1
#
# print(myBP.getHits()); # print total number of hits
#
var Breakpoint = {
# label: Used in property path and as text for backtrace.
# dump_locals: bool passed to backtrace. Dump variables in BT.
new: func(label, dump_locals = 1) {
var obj = {
parents: [Breakpoint],
_tokensN: nil,
tokens: 0,
_hitsN: nil,
hits: 0,
label: "",
dump_locals: num(dump_locals),
};
label = globals.string.replace(label, " ", "_");
obj.label = globals.string.replace(label, "/", "_");
var prop_path = "/_debug/nas/bp-"~obj.label~"/";
obj._tokensN = props.globals.getNode(prop_path~"token", 1);
obj._hitsN = props.globals.getNode(prop_path~"hits", 1);
obj._hitsN.setIntValue(0);
obj.disable();
return obj;
},
# enable BP and set hit limit;
# tokens: int > 0; default: 1 (single shot); 0 allowed (=disable);
enable: func(tokens = 1) {
if (num(tokens) == nil) tokens = 1;
if (tokens < 0) tokens = 0;
me.tokens = tokens;
me._tokensN.setIntValue(tokens);
return me;
},
# set tokens to zero, disables backtrace in hit()
disable: func {
me._tokensN.setIntValue(0);
return me;
},
# get total number of hits (not #backtraces done)
getHits: func {
return me.hits;
},
# hit the breakpoint, e.g. do backtrace if we have tokens available
hit: func() {
me.hits += 1;
me._hitsN.setIntValue(me.hits);
me.tokens = me._tokensN.getValue();
if (me.tokens > 0) {
debug.backtrace(me.label, me.dump_locals, 1);
me._tokensN.setValue(me.tokens - 1);
}
return me;
},
};
# --prop:debug=1 enables debug mode with additional warnings
#