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and its Components Bill Williams Whats New in Dyninst Dyninst 701 ProcControl Stackwalker not reintegrated DataflowAPI early prototype Static CFG model No PPC 64 or BlueGene ID: 643836

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Slide1

Upcoming Features in Dyninst and its Components

Bill WilliamsSlide2

What’s New in Dyninst

Dyninst

7.0.1

ProcControl

, Stackwalker not reintegratedDataflowAPI early prototypeStatic CFG modelNo PPC64 or BlueGene rewritingNon-standard configure, packaging

Dyninst 8.0

ProcControl, Stackwalker fully integrated on all platformsDataflowAPI includes all analyses used by DyninstDynamic CFG modelPPC64 and BlueGene rewritingMore standards-compliant distribution

2

New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide3

Dyninst and the Components

AST

Binary

Process

Stackwalker

API

Patch API

SymtabAPI

DataFlow

API

Instruction

API

Parsing

API

Code

Gen

ProcControl

API

Binary

= Existing Component

= ProposedSlide4

ProcControlAPI: Ports

Windows port

Complex things become simple (e.g. library load)

Simple things become complex (e.g.

stopping process)BlueGene portEverything is asynchronousEverything is at large scale4New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide5

ProcControlAPI: Interface Extensions

RPCs revisited

Sometimes you really want a blocking operation

Process groups

Iteration, once again, the bane

of scalability

Detach-on-the-fly support5New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide6

DataflowAPINew features

Liveness

analysis

Existing features

Stack height analysisSymbolic evaluationSlicingApplication inside DyninstCode generationBG/P return instruction analysis6

New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide7

Dynamic CFG ApplicationsMalware

analysis

Binary modification

Dynamically loaded libraries

Unparsed indirect control flow7New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide8

Dynamic CFGObserve updated CFG via callbacks

New code

Modified code

Overwritten code

Using modified CFG is optionalInstrumentation works normally8New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide9

SymtabAPI and orthogonality

Old model (pre-PPC64 Linux)

Symtab

depends on:

Binary format…and address widthSymbols in ELF binaries point to:FunctionsVariablesNew model (including PPC64)

Symtab depends on:Binary format

Address widthABI, including:ArchitectureOSSymbols in ELF binaries point to:FunctionsVariablesPointers to functions9New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide10

PackagingSeparate

make

,

make install

Improved detection of dependenciesImproved modularityWorking with RedHat to make a standards-compliant RPM10

New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide11

New in MRNet 4.0

Performance improvements

Platform pruning

No more AIX, Solaris

official supportNew multithreaded, lightweight back end11New Features in Dyninst and its ComponentsSlide12

Questions?

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New Features in Dyninst and its Components