kernel: Provide more meaningful panic messages for critical failures
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@ -136,6 +136,11 @@ bool log_text_console_enabled()
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return g_text_console_enabled;
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}
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void set_text_console_initialized()
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{
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g_text_console_initialized = true;
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}
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static bool g_check_already_failed = false;
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[[noreturn]] bool __check_failed(SourceLocation location, const char* expr)
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@ -145,9 +150,25 @@ static bool g_check_already_failed = false;
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if (!g_check_already_failed)
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{ // Avoid endlessly failing when trying to report a failed check.
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g_check_already_failed = true;
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kerrorln("ERROR: Check failed at %s:%d, in %s: %s", location.file(), location.line(), location.function(),
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expr);
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kerrorln("KERNEL PANIC: Check failed at %s:%d, in %s: %s", location.file(), location.line(),
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location.function(), expr);
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CPU::print_stack_trace();
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}
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CPU::efficient_halt();
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}
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[[noreturn]] void __critical_error_handler(SourceLocation location, const char* expr, const char* failmsg,
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const char* errmsg)
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{
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CPU::disable_interrupts();
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if (g_text_console_initialized) g_text_console_enabled = true;
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if (!g_check_already_failed)
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{ // Avoid endlessly failing when trying to report a failed check.
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g_check_already_failed = true;
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kerrorln("-- KERNEL PANIC: Critical routine \"%s\" failed in %s: %s (%s) --", expr, location.file(), failmsg,
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errmsg);
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CPU::print_stack_trace();
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kerrorln("-- END KERNEL PANIC --");
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}
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CPU::efficient_halt();
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}
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@ -19,7 +19,23 @@ bool log_debug_enabled();
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bool log_serial_enabled();
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bool log_text_console_enabled();
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void set_text_console_initialized();
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#define kdbgln(...) log(LogLevel::Debug, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define kinfoln(...) log(LogLevel::Info, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define kwarnln(...) log(LogLevel::Warn, __VA_ARGS__)
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#define kerrorln(...) log(LogLevel::Error, __VA_ARGS__)
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[[noreturn]] extern void __critical_error_handler(SourceLocation location, const char* expr, const char* failmsg,
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const char* errmsg);
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// Mark an expression that returns a Result<T> as critical. If the operation is successful, the Result will be
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// unwrapped. If the operation throws an error, however, the kernel will panic, showing the expression, the file in
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// which mark_critical() was called, failmsg and the error code.
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#define mark_critical(expr, failmsg) \
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({ \
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auto _expr_rc = (expr); \
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if (!_expr_rc.has_value()) \
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__critical_error_handler(SourceLocation::current(), #expr, failmsg, _expr_rc.error_string()); \
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_expr_rc.release_value(); \
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})
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@ -265,8 +265,8 @@ namespace CPU
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void platform_finish_init()
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{
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g_io_thread = Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(io_thread, "[x86_64-io]")
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.expect_value("Could not create the IO background thread!");
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g_io_thread = mark_critical(Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(io_thread, "[x86_64-io]"),
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"Could not create the IO background thread!");
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remap_pic();
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@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ void Init::early_init()
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CPU::disable_interrupts();
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Framebuffer::init();
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set_text_console_initialized();
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#ifdef DEBUG_MODE
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constexpr bool should_log_console = true;
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@ -40,6 +41,6 @@ void Init::early_init()
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MemoryManager::init();
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InitRD::initialize();
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MemoryManager::protect_kernel_sections().expect_release_value(
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"Failed to remap kernel data sections as non-executable / read-only");
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mark_critical(MemoryManager::protect_kernel_sections(),
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"Could not remap kernel data sections as non-executable / read-only");
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}
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@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ void ConsoleDevice::did_press_key(char key)
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return;
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}
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g_temp_input.try_append((u8)key).value();
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g_temp_input.try_append((u8)key);
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if (key == '\n')
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{
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g_console_input.append_data(g_temp_input.data(), g_temp_input.size()).value();
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g_console_input.append_data(g_temp_input.data(), g_temp_input.size());
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g_temp_input.clear();
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}
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ void reap_thread()
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}
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}
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Result<void> init()
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[[noreturn]] void init()
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{
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kinfoln("Starting Moon %s, built on %s at %s", MOON_VERSION, __DATE__, __TIME__);
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@ -45,15 +45,17 @@ Result<void> init()
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kinfoln("Used memory: %s", to_dynamic_unit(MemoryManager::used()).release_value().chars());
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kinfoln("Reserved memory: %s", to_dynamic_unit(MemoryManager::reserved()).release_value().chars());
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auto root = TRY(TmpFS::FileSystem::create());
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TRY(VFS::mount_root(root));
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TRY(InitRD::populate_vfs());
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TRY(DeviceRegistry::init());
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auto root = mark_critical(TmpFS::FileSystem::create(), "Failed to create initial ramfs");
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mark_critical(VFS::mount_root(root), "Failed to mount the initial ramfs as the root filesystem");
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mark_critical(InitRD::populate_vfs(), "Failed to load files from the initial ramdisk");
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mark_critical(DeviceRegistry::init(), "Failed to register initial devices");
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auto init = TRY(VFS::resolve_path("/bin/init", Credentials {}));
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auto init_thread = TRY(Scheduler::new_userspace_thread(init, "/bin/init"));
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auto init = mark_critical(VFS::resolve_path("/bin/init", Credentials {}), "Can't find init in the initial ramfs!");
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auto init_thread =
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mark_critical(Scheduler::new_userspace_thread(init, "/bin/init"), "Failed to create PID 1 process for init");
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auto reap = Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(reap_thread, "[reap]").release_value();
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auto reap = mark_critical(Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(reap_thread, "[reap]"),
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"Failed to create the process reaper kernel thread");
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Scheduler::set_reap_thread(reap);
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#ifdef ARCH_X86_64
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@ -68,13 +70,6 @@ Result<void> init()
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kernel_exit();
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}
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[[noreturn]] void init_wrapper()
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{
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auto rc = init();
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if (rc.has_error()) kerrorln("Runtime error: %s", rc.error_string());
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kernel_exit();
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}
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extern "C" [[noreturn]] void _start()
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{
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Init::check_magic();
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@ -85,7 +80,7 @@ extern "C" [[noreturn]] void _start()
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Thread::init();
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Scheduler::init();
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Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(init_wrapper, "[kinit]");
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Scheduler::new_kernel_thread(init, "[kinit]");
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CPU::platform_finish_init();
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@ -267,8 +267,9 @@ namespace MemoryManager
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memset((void*)address, 0, count * ARCH_PAGE_SIZE);
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remap(address, count, flags)
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.expect_value("Wait... we just mapped something but it doesn't exist anymore? Confused.");
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// This should never fail (we just mapped memory at that address) but we don't want to crash the kernel if it
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// does.
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TRY(remap(address, count, flags));
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return address;
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}
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g_idle.ticks_left = 1;
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// Map some stack for the idle task
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u64 idle_stack_vm = MemoryManager::alloc_for_kernel(1, MMU::NoExecute | MMU::ReadWrite)
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.expect_value("Error while setting up the idle task, cannot continue");
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u64 idle_stack_vm = mark_critical(MemoryManager::alloc_for_kernel(1, MMU::NoExecute | MMU::ReadWrite),
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"Failed to allocate stack memory for the CPU idle thread");
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Stack idle_stack { idle_stack_vm, ARCH_PAGE_SIZE };
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g_idle.set_sp(idle_stack.top());
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