{-# LANGUAGE MagicHash #-} {-# LANGUAGE RankNTypes #-} {-# LANGUAGE ExistentialQuantification #-} {-| This module provides the functions you need to use to instrument your application so it can be debugged using ghc-debug. Usually all you need to do is to wrap the main function with the 'withGhcDebug' wrapper. @ main = withGhcDebug $ do ... @ Then when you application starts, a socket will be created which the debugger can be attached to. The location of the socket is controlled by the @GHC_DEBUG_SOCKET@ environment variable. -} module GHC.Debug.Stub ( withGhcDebug , withGhcDebugUnix , withGhcDebugTCP , SocketAddr (..) , withGhcDebugX , saveClosures , Box(..) , pause , resume ) where import Control.Applicative import Control.Concurrent import Control.Monad import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe) import Data.Word import Foreign.C.Types import Foreign.C.String import Foreign.Marshal.Array import Foreign.StablePtr import GHC.Exts import GHC.Int import GHC.IO import GHC.Prim import System.FilePath import System.Directory import System.Environment import System.Mem import System.IO import GHC.Debug.Convention (socketDirectory) foreign import ccall safe "start_over_tcp" start_over_tcp_c :: CString -> Word16 -> IO () foreign import ccall safe "start_over_un" start_over_un_c :: CString -> IO () foreign import ccall safe "unistd.h getpid" getpid_c :: IO CInt -- | Start listening on a unix domain for remote debugging. -- You should wrap your main thread in this as it performs some cleanup on exit. -- If not used on the Main thread, user interupt (Ctrl-C) may skip the cleanup -- step. -- -- By default the socket is created by referring to 'socketDirectory' which is -- in your XDG data directory. -- -- The socket created can also be controlled using the @GHC_DEBUG_SOCKET@ -- environment variable. withGhcDebug :: IO a -> IO a withGhcDebug main = do defaultSocketPath <- getDefaultSocketPath socketPath <- fromMaybe defaultSocketPath <$> lookupEnv "GHC_DEBUG_SOCKET" withGhcDebugUnix socketPath main where getDefaultSocketPath = do socketOverride <- fromMaybe "" <$> lookupEnv "GHC_DEBUG_SOCKET" if not (null socketOverride) then return socketOverride else do dir <- socketDirectory name <- getProgName pid <- show <$> getpid_c let socketName = pid ++ "-" ++ name return (dir socketName) -- | Similar to 'withGhcDebug', but with an explicit socket path -- -- The file directory will be created automatically if it does not exist. -- -- > main = withGhcDebugUnix "/tmp/ghc-debug" $ do ... withGhcDebugUnix :: String -> IO a -> IO a withGhcDebugUnix socketPath main = do createDirectoryIfMissing True (takeDirectory socketPath) hPutStrLn stderr $ "Starting ghc-debug on socket: " ++ socketPath -- Start a thread to handle requests _threadId <- forkIO $ withCString socketPath start_over_un_c -- Run the main thread with cleanup main `finally` (removeFile socketPath <|> putStrLn ("ghc-debug: failed to cleanup socket: " ++ socketPath) ) -- | Start listening on a tcp for remote debugging. -- -- > main = withGhcDebugTCP "127.0.0.1" 1235 $ do ... withGhcDebugTCP :: String -> Word16 -> IO a -> IO a withGhcDebugTCP host port main = do hPutStrLn stderr $ "Starting ghc-debug on tcp: " ++ host ++ ":" ++ (show port) -- Start a thread to handle requests _threadId <- forkIO $ withCString host $ \host_c -> start_over_tcp_c host_c port -- Run the main thread main data SocketAddr = SocketAddrIp !String !Word16 | SocketAddrUnix !String deriving (Show, Eq) withGhcDebugX :: SocketAddr -> IO a -> IO a withGhcDebugX (SocketAddrUnix socketPath) = withGhcDebugUnix socketPath withGhcDebugX (SocketAddrIp host port) = withGhcDebugTCP host port -- | Break program execution for debugging. foreign import ccall safe "pause_mutator" pause_c :: IO () pause :: IO () pause = performGC >> pause_c -- | Resume program execution for debugging. foreign import ccall safe "resume_mutator" resume :: IO () foreign import ccall unsafe "saveClosures" c_saveClosures :: CInt -> Ptr (Ptr ()) -> IO () data Box = forall a . Box a unbox :: (forall a . a -> b) -> Box -> b unbox f (Box a) = f a -- | Mark a set of closures to be saved, they can then be retrieved from -- the debugger using the 'RequestSavedClosures' requests. This can be -- useful to transmit specific closures you care about (such as a cache or -- large map). saveClosures :: [Box] -> IO () saveClosures xs = do sps <- mapM (\(Box x) -> castStablePtrToPtr <$> newStablePtr x) xs withArray sps $ \sps_arr -> c_saveClosures (fromIntegral (length xs)) sps_arr