This commit is a large squash, the full development branch is available at:
https://github.com/cirosantilli/linux-kernel-module-cheat/tree/asm
This notably means a refactor of the userland build and testing, to support:
- improved assembly infrastructure unified across arm and x86
- native in-tree build and test helpers
- parallel building and testing, which implies thread_pool.py
- selection of what to build and test from the CLI
- path_properties.py to indicate how to build and run different examples
- in full system, move all userland stuff into /lkmc
- prefix everything that we defined across files with LKMC
- --gdb uber convenient helper
- remove import imp which was deprecated
Full commit messages from the branch follow:
1:
userland: add assembly support
Move arm assembly cheat here, and start some work on x86 cheat as well.
2:
document userland asm syscall interfaces
3:
userland assembly: structure readme
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x86 fail works
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asm: more links
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userland: add ported to all archs
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move all our stuff into /lkmc in guest
Motivation: userland is getting several new subdirectories, it would be
too insane to just dump all of that in the guest root filesystem.
To alleviate the cd pain, .profile puts user inside /lkmc by default.
8:
start the big userland migration
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migrate all
10:
bak
11:
build-userland-in-tree is now a Python command
./build calls it, we did this to allow --download-dependencies to work
perfectly.
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rename include to lkmc
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mtops.h is perfect now
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userland: make build perfect
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preparing test_user_mode, need to generalize stuff as usual
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asm: prefix every linux specific with linux/
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userland: maybe it really works
18:
userland: fix kernel version to work on older ubuntu
Expose --kernel-version to allow customization.
Update LTP info.
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userland: build really truly working now
userland test: start work, in a working state, but no features
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test-user-mode: make perfect like build-userland
Multithreading and target selection.
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userland: get a bit closer to perfection
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thread_pool: support passing thread IDs
Then use that to fix gem5 error log read race.
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userland: native testing
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userland: path properties getting nice!
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userland: move posix/environ from cpp-cheat
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gem5: --debug-flags without =, looks nicer whenever it can be done
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run: rename --wait-gdb in --gdb-wait, --gdb prefix might become a thing
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run: create --tmux-program gdb to open gem5 GDB
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run: create the uber convenient --gdb option
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userland: move getchar from cpp-cheat
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prebuilt: kernel boot aarch64 does not work on Ubuntu 16.04
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userland: x86_64 linux hello world make PIE
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userland: try to make userland executable selection saner
Only allow existing files to be built, stop extension expansion madness.
cli_function: get_cli print booleans properly, was printing without --no-
for negations.
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userland: only link to lkmc.o if needed
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path_properties: make data very compact with only tuples and dicts
Spend 2 hours of my life thinking about low value tree walks ;-)
36:
userland: move more userland/arch/ logic into property tree
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userland: make libs work
Working for build, but now test-user-mode-in-tree is not using --in-tree,
TODO fix later on.
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userland: make libs really work
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userland: document path_properties
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userland: classify linux
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waste your life
42:
common: fix absolute path runs
--gdb: allow running from arbitrary directory
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baremetal: arm allow using floating point instructions
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baremetal: stat preparing to make perfect like userland/
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run: fix image check logic accounting for userland
Was failing if I try to run userland (with abspath) when out/
directory is not present.
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cli-function: raise if the config file is given and does not exist
47:
common: define missing 'ld' variable, this broke m5 build
48:
rum: --qemu-which host now works for user mode as well as system
Don't fall back on host QEMU automatically, too much insanity.
49:
userland: refix silly mistakes
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userland: use path_properties flags for all builds, including lkmc. and userland/arch/main.c
Without this in particular, --gdb fails on assembly because main.c
was not being built with -ggdb3.
51:
userland: start refactor to show failing values on failure!
aarch64 basically done, but missing:
- other archs
- maybe convert main.c into C++ to use templates?
- full review of ASSERT_EQ calling convention issues not seen by tests
by chance
- documentation
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readme: releases are more stable...
53:
submodules: sort gitmodules
54:
test-baremetal: same interface as test-user-mode
In particular, runs tests in parallel, and allows selecting given tests
55:
baremetal: allow arbitrary exit status with the magic string
test-baremetal: fix missing setting x0 return value
Examples were just returning on ret without setting x0, which led to
failures... those were not noticed because of how broken the testing system
was ;-)
56:
baremetal: ah, actually nope, it didn't work :-(
Workaround for now. Works on asserts, but not on exit 1.
Some other day, maybe.
https://github.com/cirosantilli/linux-kernel-module-cheat/issues/59
57:
panic on panic: improve behaviour description
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baremetal: get exit status working with on_exit :-)
59:
baremetal: implement C assert
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test-baremetal: remove commented out exit status workaround
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test-user-mode: handle exit status for signals. Fix#61.
62:
aarch64: fix ASSERT_EQ_REG tests on gem5
Was doing an 8-byte aligned store, which gem5 dislikes.
But the ARMARM says bad things may happen there, notably a signal:
"D1.8.2 SP alignment checking" so gem5 is not really too wrong,
QEMU just happens to work by chance.
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userland assembly: build empty.S and fail.S to toplevel and run fail.S with path_properties exit_status
They were just duplicating stuff needlessly while we don't support non-native in-tree builds,
which leads to executable conflicts for C file anyways.
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gem5: use a single build tree for all build types
gem5 already has different object names for each build type it seems, so
let's just make sure that works and save some disk space.
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userland x86_64: ASSERT_EQ show actual and expected values
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assert_fail.c: add to readme index
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userland x86_64: implement ASSERT_MEMCMP
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userland x86_64: allow ASSERT_EQ to take just about anything
69:
gas data sizes
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gas_data_sizes.S: make PIE for all ISAs
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x86: paddq
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x86 paddq: test entire family
73:
Get rid of imp, started giving deprecation warning every time in Python 3.7 in Ubuntu 19.04.
Please python stop torturing me with refactors.
Make ./run -u blow up if executable not found, otherwise I go crazy.
Get ./test-gdb back to life after the ./run relative path refactor, forgot to test this.
74:
fix run-toolchain, qemu-monitor, trace-boot, trace2line, bisect-linux-boot-gem5. Fixes part of #63
I'm sad no one reported qemu-monitor break, that one is kind of important.
count.out arguments broke it as an init program, since the kernel adds trash
parameters to every init.
Is anyone using this repo, I wonder? Keep pushing, keep pushing.
One day it gets good enough, and the whole world will see.
75:
x86 assembly: addpd
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Fix import_path circular dependency by splitting it out.
Use import thread_pool instead from, from is evil.
Fix poweroff.out path for ./trace-boot.
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run: rename cryptic tmu to tmux-split, ./run is good now so I never use it anymore explicitly
78:
assembly SIMD add: make uniform for all ISAs, mark as entry point to learning SIMD
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start moving arm-assembly-cheat readme in here
80:
arm assembly: move some more in
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move more arm in
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userland: attempt to fix all assembly example links to README
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assembly: improve organization of simd add
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ld2 move in
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Make userland / assembly getting started more uniform / visible
Forward --gcc-which to ./run --tmux.
Use gdb-multiarch for --gcc-which host.
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userland: disable PIE explicitly on command line for all executables
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userland: make userland content a better landing page
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build: check git version from --version and degrade gracefully
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build: make --dry-run work again on all
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import_path: importlib explicit for Ubuntu 16.04
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make all submodules point to my forks
git servers are insane, submodule implementation is crap, what can you do
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build: log warning on git too old for --update
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build-linux: do olddefconfig even if no fragments
In particular, gem5 kernel 4.15 needs it
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userland content: improve a bit landing page for cpp-cheat
I was considering setting --static by default to match gem5, but then
that breaks shared libraries like openblas... so let's just use the
ugly workaround for now as it seems to work...
Only one --host exists at ./build-modules, since that can select the host
kernel, which is independent from the toolchain.
Document that user mode simulation stopped working.
This is a squash commit, the unsquashed development went through many
unstable phases which would break bisects. The unsquashed branch is:
https://github.com/cirosantilli/linux-kernel-module-cheat/tree/v3.0-unsquash
The main improvement of this release was to greatly generalize the testing system.
The key addition was cli_function.py, which allows scripts such as ./run to
be transparently called either from Python or from the command line.
New tests scripts were created using this improved framework: test-baremetal
and test-user-mode.
We were lazy to port some of less important tests to the new setup, TODO's were
added, and we need comes they will be fixed. Getting started is however sacred
as usual and should work.
Other changes include:
- gem5: update to 7fa4c946386e7207ad5859e8ade0bbfc14000d91
- run: --tmux-args implies --tmux
- run: add --userland-args to make userland arguments across QEMU and gem5
Get rid of --userland-before as a consequence.
- bring initrd and initramfs back to life
- build-userland: create --static to make build a bit easier
- gem5: --gem5-worktree also set --gem5-build-id
- remove --gem5, use --emulator gem5 everywhere
Allow passing --emulator multiple times for transparent tests selection
just like --arch.
- test-userland: allow selecting just a few tests
- linux: update to v4.20
- buildroot: update to 2018.08
The main motivation for this was to fix the build for Ubuntu 18.10, which
has glibc 2.28, which broke the 2018.05 build at the m4-host package with:
#error "Please port gnulib fseeko.c to your platform!
- getvar --type input
- failed xen attempt, refactor timer, failed svc attempt, aarch64 use gicv3
- build-doc: exit 1 on error, add to release testing
- build: add --apt option to make things easier on other distros
- build-linux: --no-modules-install
