Tracing.h File Reference

Headers for the tracing functions. More...

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Functions
VOID	TracingHandleMtf (PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *DbgState)
	Callback for handling VM-exits for MTF in the case of tracing instructions.
VOID	TracingRestoreSystemState (PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *DbgState)
	Restore the system state in the case of tracing instructions.
VOID	TracingCheckForContinuingSteps (PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *DbgState)
	Change for continuing the stepping state in the case of tracing instructions.
VOID	TracingPerformInstrumentationStepIn (PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *DbgState)
	Perform tracing of instructions (instrumentation step-in)
VOID	TracingPerformRegularStepInInstruction (PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *DbgState)
	Regular step-in | step one instruction to the debuggee.

Detailed Description

Headers for the tracing functions.

Author

Sina Karvandi (sina@.nosp@m.hype.nosp@m.rdbg..nosp@m.org)

Version

0.7

Date

2023-11-03

Copyright

This project is released under the GNU Public License v3.

Function Documentation

TracingCheckForContinuingSteps()

VOID TracingCheckForContinuingSteps

(

PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *

DbgState

)

Change for continuing the stepping state in the case of tracing instructions.

Parameters

DbgState

The state of the debugger on the current core

Returns

VOID

{
    //
    // As it's called from a step itself, we need to double
    // check whether the MTF should be ignored or not
    //
    if (DbgState->TracingMode)
    {
        VmFuncChangeMtfUnsettingState(DbgState->CoreId, TRUE);
    }
}

TracingHandleMtf()

VOID TracingHandleMtf

(

PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *

DbgState

)

Callback for handling VM-exits for MTF in the case of tracing instructions.

Parameters

DbgState

The state of the debugger on the current core

Returns

VOID

{
    //
    // Handle system-state after handling single instrumentation step-in
    //
    TracingRestoreSystemState(DbgState);
 
    //
    // Dispatch and trigger the related events
    //
    MetaDispatchEventInstrumentationTrace(DbgState);
 
    //
    // Check whether the steps needs to be continued or not
    //
    TracingCheckForContinuingSteps(DbgState);
}

TracingPerformInstrumentationStepIn()

VOID TracingPerformInstrumentationStepIn

(

PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *

DbgState

)

Perform tracing of instructions (instrumentation step-in)

Parameters

DbgState

The state of the debugger on the current core

Returns

VOID

{
    DisassemblerShowOneInstructionInVmxRootMode((PVOID)VmFuncGetLastVmexitRip(DbgState->CoreId), FALSE);
 
    DbgState->TracingMode = TRUE;
 
    //
    // Register break on MTF
    //
    VmFuncRegisterMtfBreak(DbgState->CoreId);
 
    VmFuncEnableMtfAndChangeExternalInterruptState(DbgState->CoreId);
}

TracingPerformRegularStepInInstruction()

VOID TracingPerformRegularStepInInstruction

(

PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *

DbgState

)

Regular step-in | step one instruction to the debuggee.

Parameters

DbgState

The state of the debugger on the current core

Returns

VOID

{
    UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(DbgState);
 
    UINT64 Interruptibility;
    UINT64 InterruptibilityOld = NULL64_ZERO;
 
    //
    // Adjust RFLAG's trap-flag
    //
    VmFuncSetRflagTrapFlag(TRUE);
 
    //
    // During testing single-step, we realized that after single-stepping
    // on 'STI' instruction, after one instruction, the guest (target core)
    // starts Invalid Guest State (0x21) vm-exits, after some searches we
    // realized that KVM developer's encountered the same error; so, in order
    // to solve the problem of stepping on 'STI' and 'MOV SS', we check the
    // interruptibility state, here is a comment from KVM :
    //
    // When single stepping over STI and MOV SS, we must clear the
    // corresponding interruptibility bits in the guest state
    // Otherwise vmentry fails as it then expects bit 14 (BS)
    // in pending debug exceptions being set, but that's not
    // correct for the guest debugging case
    //
    InterruptibilityOld = VmFuncGetInterruptibilityState();
 
    Interruptibility = InterruptibilityOld;
 
    Interruptibility = VmFuncClearSteppingBits(Interruptibility);
 
    if ((Interruptibility != InterruptibilityOld))
    {
        VmFuncSetInterruptibilityState(Interruptibility);
    }
}

TracingRestoreSystemState()

VOID TracingRestoreSystemState

(

PROCESSOR_DEBUGGING_STATE *

DbgState

)

Restore the system state in the case of tracing instructions.

Parameters

DbgState

The state of the debugger on the current core

Returns

VOID

{
    //
    // Indicate that we're no longer looking for the tracing
    //
    DbgState->TracingMode = FALSE;
 
    //
    // Unregister break on MTF
    //
    VmFuncUnRegisterMtfBreak(DbgState->CoreId);
 
    //
    // Check for reenabling external interrupts
    //
    VmFuncEnableAndCheckForPreviousExternalInterrupts(DbgState->CoreId);
}