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42 #ifndef _BPatch_snippet_h_
43 #define _BPatch_snippet_h_
45 #include "BPatch_dll.h"
46 #include "BPatch_Vector.h"
47 #include "BPatch_sourceObj.h"
48 #include "BPatch_point.h"
49 #include "BPatch_type.h"
50 #include "BPatch_module.h"
51 #include "BPatch_function.h"
76 BPatch_bit_and, // not supported yet
77 BPatch_bit_or, // not supported yet
78 BPatch_bit_xor, // not supported yet
79 BPatch_left_shift, // not supported yet
80 BPatch_right_shift // not supported yet
83 // for backwards compatability
84 #define BPatch_addr BPatch_address
89 #ifdef IBM_BPATCH_COMPAT
91 BPatch_bit_compl // not supported yet
97 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_snippet {
99 // The following members are for internal use by the library only:
100 AstNode *ast; /* XXX It would be better if this was protected */
101 // End members for internal use only.
103 BPatch_snippet() : ast(NULL) {};
104 BPatch_snippet(const BPatch_snippet &);
105 BPatch_snippet &operator=(const BPatch_snippet &);
107 virtual ~BPatch_snippet();
112 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_arithExpr: public BPatch_snippet {
114 BPatch_arithExpr(BPatch_binOp op,
115 const BPatch_snippet &lOperand,
116 const BPatch_snippet &rOperand);
117 BPatch_arithExpr(BPatch_unOp op, const BPatch_snippet &lOperand);
120 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_boolExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
122 BPatch_boolExpr(BPatch_relOp op, const BPatch_snippet &lOperand,
123 const BPatch_snippet &rOperand);
126 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_constExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
128 #ifdef IBM_BPATCH_COMPAT
129 BPatch_constExpr(long long value);
130 BPatch_constExpr(float value);
132 BPatch_constExpr(int value);
133 #ifdef BPATCH_NOT_YET
134 BPatch_constExpr(float value);
136 BPatch_constExpr(const char *value);
137 BPatch_constExpr(const void *value);
140 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_funcCallExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
142 BPatch_funcCallExpr(const BPatch_function& func,
143 const BPatch_Vector<BPatch_snippet *> &args);
146 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_funcJumpExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
148 BPatch_funcJumpExpr(const BPatch_function& func);
151 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_ifExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
153 BPatch_ifExpr(const BPatch_boolExpr &conditional,
154 const BPatch_snippet &tClase);
155 BPatch_ifExpr(const BPatch_boolExpr &conditional,
156 const BPatch_snippet &tClase,
157 const BPatch_snippet &fClause);
160 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_nullExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
165 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_paramExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
167 BPatch_paramExpr(int n);
170 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_retExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
175 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_sequence : public BPatch_snippet {
177 BPatch_sequence(const BPatch_Vector<BPatch_snippet *> &items);
180 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_variableExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
187 // The following functions are for internal use by the library only:
188 BPatch_variableExpr(char *name, process *in_process, void *in_address,
189 const BPatch_type *type);
190 BPatch_variableExpr(process *in_process, void *in_address,
191 const BPatch_type *type, bool frameRelative = false,
192 BPatch_point *sc = NULL);
193 BPatch_variableExpr(process *in_process, void *in_address,
195 BPatch_variableExpr(char *in_name, process *in_process, AstNode *_ast,
196 const BPatch_type *type);
197 BPatch_variableExpr(char *in_name,
200 const BPatch_type *type,
203 // Public functions for use by users of the library:
204 bool readValue(void *dst);
205 void readValue(void *dst, int len);
206 bool writeValue(const void *src, bool saveWorld=false); //ccw 26 nov 2001
207 void writeValue(const void *src, int len,bool saveWorld=false);
209 char *getName() { return name; }
210 void *getBaseAddr() const { return address; }
212 #ifdef IBM_BPATCH_COMPAT
213 const char *getName(char *buffer, int max) { return strncpy(buffer, name, max); }
214 long long int getAddress() const { return (long long int) address; }
217 unsigned int getSize() const { return size; }
218 BPatch_type *getType();
219 const BPatch_type *getType() const;
220 void setType(BPatch_type *);
221 void setSize(int sz) { size = sz; }
222 BPatch_Vector<BPatch_variableExpr *> *getComponents();
225 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_breakPointExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
227 BPatch_breakPointExpr();
230 // VG(11/05/01): This nullary snippet will return the effective
231 // address of a memory access when inserted at an instrumentation
232 // point that is a memory access. In other words, the instruction at
233 // the point where it is inserted is the one to get effective address
234 // for. Furthermore, there must be memory access information about
235 // the inst. point; this basically means that the point must have been
236 // created using a method that attaches that info to the point -
237 // e.g. using findPoint(const BPatch_Set<BPatch_opCode>& ops) from
240 // VG(7/31/02): Since x86 can have 2 addresses per instruction, there is
241 // now parameter for the constructor indicating which of these you want.
242 // It defaults to the 1st access (#0).
244 // VG(8/14/02): added conditional parameter
245 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_effectiveAddressExpr : public BPatch_snippet
248 BPatch_effectiveAddressExpr(int _which = 0);
251 // Number of bytes moved
252 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_bytesAccessedExpr : public BPatch_snippet
255 BPatch_bytesAccessedExpr(int _which = 0);
258 // VG(8/11/2): It is possible to have a more general expression, say
259 // machineConditionExpr, then have this reimplemented as ifExpr(machineConditionExpr, ...),
260 // and have an optimization (fast path) for that case using the specialized
261 // AST that supports this class. Memory instrumentation has no need for a standalone
262 // machineConditionExpr, so that remains TBD...
263 class BPATCH_DLL_EXPORT BPatch_ifMachineConditionExpr : public BPatch_snippet {
265 BPatch_ifMachineConditionExpr(const BPatch_snippet &tClase);
268 #endif /* _BPatch_snippet_h_ */