//===-- PdbIndex.h ----------------------------------------------*- C++ -*-===// // // Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions. // See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information. // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// #ifndef LLDB_PLUGINS_SYMBOLFILENATIVEPDB_PDBINDEX_H #define LLDB_PLUGINS_SYMBOLFILENATIVEPDB_PDBINDEX_H #include "lldb/lldb-types.h" #include "llvm/ADT/IntervalMap.h" #include "llvm/ADT/Optional.h" #include "llvm/DebugInfo/PDB/Native/PDBFile.h" #include "llvm/DebugInfo/PDB/PDBTypes.h" #include "CompileUnitIndex.h" #include "PdbSymUid.h" #include #include namespace llvm { namespace pdb { class DbiStream; class TpiStream; class TpiStream; class InfoStream; class PublicsStream; class GlobalsStream; class SymbolStream; } // namespace pdb } // namespace llvm namespace lldb_private { namespace npdb { struct SegmentOffset; /// PdbIndex - Lazy access to the important parts of a PDB file. /// /// This is a layer on top of LLVM's native PDB support libraries which cache /// certain data when it is accessed the first time. The entire PDB file is /// mapped into memory, and the underlying support libraries vend out memory /// that is always backed by the file, so it is safe to hold StringRefs and /// ArrayRefs into the backing memory as long as the PdbIndex instance is /// alive. class PdbIndex { /// The underlying PDB file. std::unique_ptr m_file; /// The DBI stream. This contains general high level information about the /// features present in the PDB file, compile units (such as the information /// necessary to locate full symbol information for each compile unit), /// section contributions, and other data which is not specifically symbol or /// type records. llvm::pdb::DbiStream *m_dbi = nullptr; /// TPI (types) and IPI (indices) streams. These are both in the exact same /// format with different data. Most type records are stored in the TPI /// stream but certain specific types of records are stored in the IPI stream. /// The IPI stream records can refer to the records in the TPI stream, but not /// the other way around. llvm::pdb::TpiStream *m_tpi = nullptr; llvm::pdb::TpiStream *m_ipi = nullptr; /// This is called the "PDB Stream" in the Microsoft reference implementation. /// It contains information about the structure of the file, as well as fields /// used to match EXE and PDB. llvm::pdb::InfoStream *m_info = nullptr; /// Publics stream. Is actually a serialized hash table where the keys are /// addresses of symbols in the executable, and values are a record containing /// mangled names and an index which can be used to locate more detailed info /// about the symbol in the Symbol Records stream. The publics stream only /// contains info about externally visible symbols. llvm::pdb::PublicsStream *m_publics = nullptr; /// Globals stream. Contrary to its name, this does not contain information /// about all "global variables" or "global functions". Rather, it is the /// "global symbol table", i.e. it contains information about *every* symbol /// in the executable. It is a hash table keyed on name, whose values are /// indices into the symbol records stream to find the full record. llvm::pdb::GlobalsStream *m_globals = nullptr; /// Symbol records stream. The publics and globals stream refer to records /// in this stream. For some records, like constants and typedefs, the /// complete record lives in this stream. For other symbol types, such as /// functions, data, and other things that have been materialied into a /// specific compile unit, the records here simply provide a reference /// necessary to locate the full information. llvm::pdb::SymbolStream *m_symrecords = nullptr; /// Index of all compile units, mapping identifier to |CompilandIndexItem| /// instance. CompileUnitIndex m_cus; /// An allocator for the interval maps llvm::IntervalMap::Allocator m_allocator; /// Maps virtual address to module index llvm::IntervalMap m_va_to_modi; /// The address at which the program has been loaded into memory. lldb::addr_t m_load_address = 0; PdbIndex(); void BuildAddrToSymbolMap(CompilandIndexItem &cci); public: static llvm::Expected> create(std::unique_ptr); void SetLoadAddress(lldb::addr_t addr) { m_load_address = addr; } lldb::addr_t GetLoadAddress() const { return m_load_address; } void ParseSectionContribs(); llvm::pdb::PDBFile &pdb() { return *m_file; } const llvm::pdb::PDBFile &pdb() const { return *m_file; } llvm::pdb::DbiStream &dbi() { return *m_dbi; } const llvm::pdb::DbiStream &dbi() const { return *m_dbi; } llvm::pdb::TpiStream &tpi() { return *m_tpi; } const llvm::pdb::TpiStream &tpi() const { return *m_tpi; } llvm::pdb::TpiStream &ipi() { return *m_ipi; } const llvm::pdb::TpiStream &ipi() const { return *m_ipi; } llvm::pdb::InfoStream &info() { return *m_info; } const llvm::pdb::InfoStream &info() const { return *m_info; } llvm::pdb::PublicsStream &publics() { return *m_publics; } const llvm::pdb::PublicsStream &publics() const { return *m_publics; } llvm::pdb::GlobalsStream &globals() { return *m_globals; } const llvm::pdb::GlobalsStream &globals() const { return *m_globals; } llvm::pdb::SymbolStream &symrecords() { return *m_symrecords; } const llvm::pdb::SymbolStream &symrecords() const { return *m_symrecords; } CompileUnitIndex &compilands() { return m_cus; } const CompileUnitIndex &compilands() const { return m_cus; } lldb::addr_t MakeVirtualAddress(uint16_t segment, uint32_t offset) const; lldb::addr_t MakeVirtualAddress(const SegmentOffset &so) const; std::vector FindSymbolsByVa(lldb::addr_t va); llvm::codeview::CVSymbol ReadSymbolRecord(PdbCompilandSymId cu_sym) const; llvm::codeview::CVSymbol ReadSymbolRecord(PdbGlobalSymId global) const; llvm::Optional GetModuleIndexForAddr(uint16_t segment, uint32_t offset) const; llvm::Optional GetModuleIndexForVa(lldb::addr_t va) const; }; } // namespace npdb } // namespace lldb_private #endif