debug_new.h File Reference

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#include <new>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "debug/nvwa/_nvwa.h"
#include "debug/nvwa/c++11.h"

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Data Structures
class	debug_new_recorder
class	debug_new_counter

Macros
#define	_DEBUG_NEW_REDEFINE_NEW   1
#define	_DEBUG_NEW_TYPE   1
#define	DEBUG_NEW   NVWA::debug_new_recorder(__FILE__, __LINE__) ->* new
#define	new   DEBUG_NEW

Typedefs
typedef void(*	stacktrace_print_callback_t) (FILE *fp, void **stacktrace)
typedef bool(*	leak_whitelist_callback_t) (char const *file, int line, void *addr, void **stacktrace)

Functions
void *	operator new (size_t size, const char *file, int line)
void *	operator new[] (size_t size, const char *file, int line)
void	operator delete (void *ptr, const char *file, int line) throw ()
void	operator delete[] (void *ptr, const char *file, int line) throw ()
int	check_leaks ()
int	check_mem_corruption ()

Variables
bool	new_autocheck_flag
bool	new_verbose_flag
FILE *	new_output_fp
const char *	new_progname
stacktrace_print_callback_t	stacktrace_print_callback
leak_whitelist_callback_t	leak_whitelist_callback
static debug_new_counter	__debug_new_count

Detailed Description

Header file for checking leaks caused by unmatched new/delete.

Date

2015-10-25

Definition in file debug_new.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

_DEBUG_NEW_REDEFINE_NEW

#define _DEBUG_NEW_REDEFINE_NEW   1

Macro to indicate whether redefinition of new is wanted. If one wants to define one's own operator new, or to call operator new directly, it should be defined to 0 to alter the default behaviour. Unless, of course, one is willing to take the trouble to write something like:

# ifdef new
# define _NEW_REDEFINED
# undef new
# endif
 
// Code that uses new is here
 
# ifdef _NEW_REDEFINED
# ifdef DEBUG_NEW
# define new DEBUG_NEW
# endif
# undef _NEW_REDEFINED
# endif

Definition at line 78 of file debug_new.h.

_DEBUG_NEW_TYPE

#define _DEBUG_NEW_TYPE   1

Macro to indicate which variant of DEBUG_NEW is wanted. The default value 1 allows the use of placement new (like new(std::nothrow)), but the verbose output (when nvwa::new_verbose_flag is true) looks worse than some older versions (no file/line information for allocations). Define it to 2 to revert to the old behaviour that records file and line information directly on the call to operator new.

Definition at line 93 of file debug_new.h.

DEBUG_NEW

#define DEBUG_NEW   NVWA::debug_new_recorder(__FILE__, __LINE__) ->* new

Macro to catch file/line information on allocation. If _DEBUG_NEW_REDEFINE_NEW is 0, one can use this macro directly; otherwise new will be defined to it, and one must use new instead.

Definition at line 141 of file debug_new.h.

new

#define new   DEBUG_NEW

Definition at line 147 of file debug_new.h.

Typedef Documentation

leak_whitelist_callback_t

typedef bool(* leak_whitelist_callback_t) (char const *file, int line, void *addr, void **stacktrace)

Callback type for the leak whitelist function. file, address, and backtrace might be null depending on library configuration, platform, and amount of runtime information available. line can be 0 when line number info is not available at runtime.

Parameters

file	null-terminated string of the file name
line	line number
addr	address of code where leakage happens
stacktrace	pointer to the stack trace array (null-terminated)

Returns

true if the leak should be whitelisted; false otherwise

Definition at line 117 of file debug_new.h.

stacktrace_print_callback_t

typedef void(* stacktrace_print_callback_t) (FILE *fp, void **stacktrace)

Callback type for stack trace printing.

Parameters

fp	pointer to the output stream
stacktrace	pointer to the stack trace array (null-terminated)

Definition at line 102 of file debug_new.h.

Function Documentation

check_leaks()

int check_leaks

(

)

Checks for memory leaks.

Returns

zero if no leakage is found; the number of leaks otherwise

Definition at line 769 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 int leak_cnt = 0;
 int whitelisted_leak_cnt = 0;
 fast_mutex_autolock lock_ptr(new_ptr_lock);
 fast_mutex_autolock lock_output(new_output_lock);
 new_ptr_list_t* ptr = new_ptr_list.next;
 
 while (ptr != &new_ptr_list)
 {
 const char* const usr_ptr = (char*)ptr + ALIGNED_LIST_ITEM_SIZE;
 if (ptr->magic != DEBUG_NEW_MAGIC)
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "warning: heap data corrupt near %p\n",
 usr_ptr);
 }
#if _DEBUG_NEW_TAILCHECK
 if (!check_tail(ptr))
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "warning: overwritten past end of object at %p\n",
 usr_ptr);
 }
#endif
 
 if (is_leak_whitelisted(ptr))
 {
 ++whitelisted_leak_cnt;
 }
 else
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "Leaked object at %p (size %lu, ",
 usr_ptr,
 (unsigned long)ptr->size);
 
 if (ptr->line != 0)
 print_position(ptr->file, ptr->line);
 else
 print_position(ptr->addr, ptr->line);
 
 fprintf(new_output_fp, ")\n");
 
#if _DEBUG_NEW_REMEMBER_STACK_TRACE
 if (ptr->stacktrace != _NULLPTR)
 print_stacktrace(ptr->stacktrace);
#endif
 }
 
 ptr = ptr->next;
 ++leak_cnt;
 }
 if (new_verbose_flag || leak_cnt)
 {
 if (whitelisted_leak_cnt > 0)
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp, "*** %d leaks found (%d whitelisted)\n",
 leak_cnt, whitelisted_leak_cnt);
 }
 else
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp, "*** %d leaks found\n", leak_cnt);
 }
 }
 
 return leak_cnt;
}

References _NULLPTR, new_ptr_list_t::addr, ALIGNED_LIST_ITEM_SIZE, DEBUG_NEW_MAGIC, new_ptr_list_t::file, is_leak_whitelisted(), new_ptr_list_t::line, new_ptr_list_t::magic, new_output_fp, new_output_lock, new_ptr_list, new_ptr_lock, new_verbose_flag, new_ptr_list_t::next, print_position(), and new_ptr_list_t::size.

Referenced by debug_new_counter::~debug_new_counter().

check_mem_corruption()

int check_mem_corruption

(

)

Checks for heap corruption.

Returns

zero if no problem is found; the number of found memory corruptions otherwise

Definition at line 844 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 int corrupt_cnt = 0;
 fast_mutex_autolock lock_ptr(new_ptr_lock);
 fast_mutex_autolock lock_output(new_output_lock);
 fprintf(new_output_fp, "*** Checking for memory corruption: START\n");
 for (new_ptr_list_t* ptr = new_ptr_list.next;
 ptr != &new_ptr_list;
 ptr = ptr->next)
 {
 const char* const usr_ptr = (char*)ptr + ALIGNED_LIST_ITEM_SIZE;
 if (ptr->magic == DEBUG_NEW_MAGIC
#if _DEBUG_NEW_TAILCHECK
 && check_tail(ptr)
#endif
 )
 continue;
#if _DEBUG_NEW_TAILCHECK
 if (ptr->magic != DEBUG_NEW_MAGIC)
 {
#endif
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "Heap data corrupt near %p (size %lu, ",
 usr_ptr,
 (unsigned long)ptr->size);
#if _DEBUG_NEW_TAILCHECK
 }
 else
 {
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "Overwritten past end of object at %p (size %lu, ",
 usr_ptr,
 (unsigned long)ptr->size);
 }
#endif
 if (ptr->line != 0)
 print_position(ptr->file, ptr->line);
 else
 print_position(ptr->addr, ptr->line);
 fprintf(new_output_fp, ")\n");
 
#if _DEBUG_NEW_REMEMBER_STACK_TRACE
 if (ptr->stacktrace != _NULLPTR)
 print_stacktrace(ptr->stacktrace);
#endif
 
 ++corrupt_cnt;
 }
 fprintf(new_output_fp, "*** Checking for memory corruption: %d FOUND\n",
 corrupt_cnt);
 return corrupt_cnt;
}

References _DEBUG_NEW_TAILCHECK, _NULLPTR, new_ptr_list_t::addr, ALIGNED_LIST_ITEM_SIZE, DEBUG_NEW_MAGIC, new_ptr_list_t::file, new_ptr_list_t::line, new_ptr_list_t::magic, new_output_fp, new_output_lock, new_ptr_list, new_ptr_lock, new_ptr_list_t::next, print_position(), and new_ptr_list_t::size.

Referenced by free_pointer().

operator delete()

void operator delete	(	void *	ptr,
		const char *	file,
		int	line
	)
throw	(
	)

Placement deallocation function. For details, please check Section 5.3.4 of the C++ 1998 or 2011 Standard.

Parameters

ptr	pointer to the previously allocated memory
file	null-terminated string of the file name
line	line number

See also

http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/c++std/cd2/expr.html#expr.new

http://wyw.dcweb.cn/leakage.htm

Definition at line 1134 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 if (new_verbose_flag)
 {
 fast_mutex_autolock lock(new_output_lock);
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "info: exception thrown on initializing object at %p (",
 ptr);
 print_position(file, line);
 fprintf(new_output_fp, ")\n");
 }
 operator delete(ptr);
}

References new_output_fp, new_output_lock, new_verbose_flag, and print_position().

operator delete[]()

void operator delete[]	(	void *	ptr,
		const char *	file,
		int	line
	)
throw	(
	)

Placement deallocation function. For details, please check Section 5.3.4 of the C++ 1998 or 2011 Standard.

Parameters

ptr	pointer to the previously allocated memory
file	null-terminated string of the file name
line	line number

Definition at line 1156 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 if (new_verbose_flag)
 {
 fast_mutex_autolock lock(new_output_lock);
 fprintf(new_output_fp,
 "info: exception thrown on initializing objects at %p (",
 ptr);
 print_position(file, line);
 fprintf(new_output_fp, ")\n");
 }
 operator delete[](ptr);
}

References new_output_fp, new_output_lock, new_verbose_flag, and print_position().

operator new()

void* operator new	(	size_t	size,
		const char *	file,
		int	line
	)

Allocates memory with file/line information.

Parameters

size	size of the required memory block
file	null-terminated string of the file name
line	line number

Returns

pointer to the memory allocated; or null if memory is insufficient (_DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW is 0)

Exceptions

bad_alloc

memory is insufficient (_DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW is 1)

Definition at line 1003 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 void* ptr = alloc_mem(size, file, line, false);
#if _DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW
 if (ptr)
 return ptr;
 else
 throw std::bad_alloc();
#else
 return ptr;
#endif
}

References alloc_mem(), and EmoteDB::size().

operator new[]()

void* operator new[]	(	size_t	size,
		const char *	file,
		int	line
	)

Allocates array memory with file/line information.

Parameters

size	size of the required memory block
file	null-terminated string of the file name
line	line number

Returns

pointer to the memory allocated; or null if memory is insufficient (_DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW is 0)

Exceptions

bad_alloc

memory is insufficient (_DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW is 1)

Definition at line 1026 of file debug_new.cpp.

{
 void* ptr = alloc_mem(size, file, line, true);
#if _DEBUG_NEW_STD_OPER_NEW
 if (ptr)
 return ptr;
 else
 throw std::bad_alloc();
#else
 return ptr;
#endif
}

References alloc_mem(), and EmoteDB::size().

Variable Documentation

__debug_new_count

debug_new_counter __debug_new_count

static

Counting object for each file including debug_new.h.

Definition at line 203 of file debug_new.h.

leak_whitelist_callback

leak_whitelist_callback_t leak_whitelist_callback

extern

Pointer to the callback used to filter out false positives from leak reports. A null value means the lack of filtering.

Definition at line 368 of file debug_new.cpp.

Referenced by is_leak_whitelisted().

new_autocheck_flag

bool new_autocheck_flag

extern

Flag to control whether nvwa::check_leaks will be automatically called on program exit.

Definition at line 333 of file debug_new.cpp.

Referenced by debug_new_counter::~debug_new_counter().

new_output_fp

FILE* new_output_fp

extern

Pointer to the output stream. The default output is stderr, and one may change it to a user stream if needed (say, new_verbose_flag is true and there are a lot of (de)allocations).

Definition at line 345 of file debug_new.cpp.

Referenced by debug_new_recorder::_M_process(), alloc_mem(), check_leaks(), check_mem_corruption(), free_pointer(), operator delete(), operator delete[](), print_position(), and debug_new_counter::~debug_new_counter().

new_progname

const char* new_progname

extern

Pointer to the program name. Its initial value is the macro _DEBUG_NEW_PROGNAME. You should try to assign the program path to it early in your application. Assigning argv[0] to it in main is one way. If you use bash or ksh (or similar), the following statement is probably what you want: ‘new_progname = getenv("_");’.

Definition at line 355 of file debug_new.cpp.

new_verbose_flag

bool new_verbose_flag

extern

Flag to control whether verbose messages are output.

Definition at line 338 of file debug_new.cpp.

Referenced by debug_new_recorder::_M_process(), alloc_mem(), check_leaks(), free_pointer(), operator delete(), operator delete[](), and debug_new_counter::~debug_new_counter().

stacktrace_print_callback

stacktrace_print_callback_t stacktrace_print_callback

extern

Pointer to the callback used to print the stack backtrace in case of a memory problem. A null value causes the default stack trace printing routine to be used.

Definition at line 362 of file debug_new.cpp.