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#ifndef _LIBPROC_H_
#define _LIBPROC_H_

#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "proc_service.h"

#if defined(sparc) || defined(sparcv9)
/*
  If _LP64 is defined ptrace.h should be taken from /usr/include/asm-sparc64
  otherwise it should be from /usr/include/asm-sparc
  These two files define pt_regs structure differently
*/
#ifdef _LP64
struct pt_regs {
	unsigned long u_regs[16]; /* globals and ins */
	unsigned long tstate;
	unsigned long tpc;
	unsigned long tnpc;
	unsigned int y;

	/* We encode a magic number, PT_REGS_MAGIC, along
	 * with the %tt (trap type) register value at trap
	 * entry time.  The magic number allows us to identify
	 * accurately a trap stack frame in the stack
	 * unwinder, and the %tt value allows us to test
	 * things like "in a system call" etc. for an arbitray
	 * process.
	 *
	 * The PT_REGS_MAGIC is chosen such that it can be
	 * loaded completely using just a sethi instruction.
	 */
	unsigned int magic;
};
#else
struct pt_regs {
	unsigned long psr;
	unsigned long pc;
	unsigned long npc;
	unsigned long y;
	unsigned long u_regs[16]; /* globals and ins */
};
#endif

#endif //sparc or sparcv9

/************************************************************************************

0. This is very minimal subset of Solaris libproc just enough for current application.
Please note that the bulk of the functionality is from proc_service interface. This
adds Pgrab__ and some missing stuff. We hide the difference b/w live process and core
file by this interface.

1. pthread_id unique in both NPTL & LinuxThreads. We store this in
OSThread::_pthread_id in JVM code.

2. All threads see the same pid when they call getpid() under NPTL.
Threads receive different pid under LinuxThreads. We used to save the result of
::getpid() call in OSThread::_thread_id. This way uniqueness of OSThread::_thread_id
was lost under NPTL. Now, we store the result of ::gettid() call in
OSThread::_thread_id. Because gettid returns actual pid of thread (lwp id), this is
unique again. We therefore use OSThread::_thread_id as unique identifier.

3. There is a unique LWP id under both thread libraries. libthread_db  maps pthread_id
to its underlying lwp_id under both the thread libraries. thread_info.lwp_id stores
lwp_id of the thread. The lwp id is nothing but the actual pid of clone'd processes. But
unfortunately libthread_db does not work very well for core dumps. So, we get pthread_id
only for processes. For core dumps, we don't use libthread_db at all (like gdb).

4. ptrace operates on this LWP id under both the thread libraries. When we say 'pid' for
ptrace call, we refer to lwp_id of the thread.

5. for core file, we parse ELF files and read data from them. For processes we  use
combination of ptrace and /proc calls.

*************************************************************************************/

#ifdef ia64
struct user_regs_struct {
/* copied from user.h which doesn't define this in a struct */

#define IA64_REG_COUNT (EF_SIZE/8+32)   /* integer and fp regs */
unsigned long   regs[IA64_REG_COUNT];     /* integer and fp regs */
};
#endif

#if defined(sparc)  || defined(sparcv9)
#define user_regs_struct  pt_regs
#endif

// This C bool type must be int for compatibility with Linux calls and
// it would be a mistake to equivalence it to C++ bool on many platforms

typedef int bool;
#define true  1
#define false 0

struct ps_prochandle;

// attach to a process
struct ps_prochandle* Pgrab(pid_t pid);

// attach to a core dump
struct ps_prochandle* Pgrab_core(const char* execfile, const char* corefile);

// release a process or core
void Prelease(struct ps_prochandle* ph);

// functions not directly available in Solaris libproc

// initialize libproc (call this only once per app)
// pass true to make library verbose
bool init_libproc(bool verbose);

// get number of threads
int get_num_threads(struct ps_prochandle* ph);

// get lwp_id of n'th thread
lwpid_t get_lwp_id(struct ps_prochandle* ph, int index);

// get regs for a given lwp
bool get_lwp_regs(struct ps_prochandle* ph, lwpid_t lid, struct user_regs_struct* regs);

// get number of shared objects
int get_num_libs(struct ps_prochandle* ph);

// get name of n'th lib
const char* get_lib_name(struct ps_prochandle* ph, int index);

// get base of lib
uintptr_t get_lib_base(struct ps_prochandle* ph, int index);

// returns true if given library is found in lib list
bool find_lib(struct ps_prochandle* ph, const char *lib_name);

// symbol lookup
uintptr_t lookup_symbol(struct ps_prochandle* ph,  const char* object_name,
                       const char* sym_name);

// address->nearest symbol lookup. return NULL for no symbol
const char* symbol_for_pc(struct ps_prochandle* ph, uintptr_t addr, uintptr_t* poffset);

#endif //__LIBPROC_H_
