kotlin-fork/kotlin-native/runtime/src/main/cpp/Exceptions.cpp

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#include <exception>
#include <unistd.h>

#include "KAssert.h"
#include "Exceptions.h"
#include "ExecFormat.h"
#include "Memory.h"
#include "Mutex.hpp"
#include "Porting.h"
#include "Types.h"
#include "Utils.hpp"
#include "ObjCExceptions.h"

// Defined in RuntimeUtils.kt
extern "C" void Kotlin_runUnhandledExceptionHook(KRef exception);
extern "C" void ReportUnhandledException(KRef exception);

void ThrowException(KRef exception) {
  RuntimeAssert(exception != nullptr && IsInstance(exception, theThrowableTypeInfo),
                "Throwing something non-throwable");
#if KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
  PrintThrowable(exception);
  RuntimeCheck(false, "Exceptions unsupported");
#else
  ExceptionObjHolder::Throw(exception);
#endif
}

void HandleCurrentExceptionWhenLeavingKotlinCode() {
#if KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
  RuntimeCheck(false, "Exceptions unsupported");
#else
  try {
      std::rethrow_exception(std::current_exception());
  } catch (ExceptionObjHolder& e) {
      std::terminate();  // Terminate when it's a kotlin exception.
  }
#endif
}

namespace {

#if !KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
class {
    /**
     * Timeout 5 sec for concurrent (second) terminate attempt to give a chance the first one to finish.
     * If the terminate handler hangs for 5 sec it is probably fatally broken, so let's do abnormal _Exit in that case.
     */
    unsigned int timeoutSec = 5;
    int terminatingFlag = 0;
  public:
    template <class Fun> RUNTIME_NORETURN void operator()(Fun block) {
      if (compareAndSet(&terminatingFlag, 0, 1)) {
        block();
        // block() is supposed to be NORETURN, otherwise go to normal abort()
        konan::abort();
      } else {
        kotlin::NativeOrUnregisteredThreadGuard guard(/* reentrant = */ true);
        sleep(timeoutSec);
        // We come here when another terminate handler hangs for 5 sec, that looks fatally broken. Go to forced exit now.
      }
      _Exit(EXIT_FAILURE); // force exit
    }
} concurrentTerminateWrapper;
#endif

void RUNTIME_NORETURN terminateWithUnhandledException(KRef exception) {
    kotlin::AssertThreadState(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable);
#if KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
    RuntimeCheck(false, "Exceptions unsupported");
#else
    concurrentTerminateWrapper([exception]() {
        ReportUnhandledException(exception);
#if KONAN_REPORT_BACKTRACE_TO_IOS_CRASH_LOG
        ReportBacktraceToIosCrashLog(exception);
#endif
        konan::abort();
    });
#endif
}

void processUnhandledException(KRef exception) noexcept {
    kotlin::AssertThreadState(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable);
#if KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
    terminateWithUnhandledException(exception);
#else
    try {
        Kotlin_runUnhandledExceptionHook(exception);
    } catch (ExceptionObjHolder& e) {
        terminateWithUnhandledException(e.GetExceptionObject());
    }
#endif
}

} // namespace

ALWAYS_INLINE RUNTIME_NOTHROW OBJ_GETTER(Kotlin_getExceptionObject, void* holder) {
#if !KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS
    RETURN_OBJ(static_cast<ExceptionObjHolder*>(holder)->GetExceptionObject());
#else
    RETURN_OBJ(nullptr);
#endif
}

#if !KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS

namespace {
// Copy, move and assign would be safe, but not much useful, so let's delete all (rule of 5)
class TerminateHandler : private kotlin::Pinned {
  RUNTIME_NORETURN static void queuedHandler() {
      concurrentTerminateWrapper([]() {
          // Not a Kotlin exception - call default handler
          instance().queuedHandler_();
      });
  }

  // In fact, it's safe to call my_handler directly from outside: it will do the job and then invoke original handler,
  // even if it has not been initialized yet. So one may want to make it public and/or not the class member
  RUNTIME_NORETURN static void kotlinHandler() {
      if (auto currentException = std::current_exception()) {
        try {
          std::rethrow_exception(currentException);
        } catch (ExceptionObjHolder& e) {
          // Both thread states are allowed here because there is no guarantee that
          // C++ runtime will unwind the stack for an unhandled exception. Thus there
          // is no guarantee that state switches made on interop borders will be rolled back.

          // Moreover, a native code can catch an exception thrown by a Kotlin callback,
          // store it to a global and then re-throw it in another thread which is not attached
          // to the Kotlin runtime. To handle this case, use the CalledFromNativeGuard.
          // TODO: Forbid throwing Kotlin exceptions through the interop border to get rid of this case.
          kotlin::CalledFromNativeGuard guard(/* reentrant = */ true);
          processUnhandledException(e.GetExceptionObject());
          terminateWithUnhandledException(e.GetExceptionObject());
        } catch (...) {
          // Not a Kotlin exception - call default handler
          kotlin::NativeOrUnregisteredThreadGuard guard(/* reentrant = */ true);
          queuedHandler();
        }
      }
      // Come here in case of direct terminate() call or unknown exception - go to default terminate handler.
      kotlin::NativeOrUnregisteredThreadGuard guard(/* reentrant = */ true);
      queuedHandler();
  }

  using QH = __attribute__((noreturn)) void(*)();
  QH queuedHandler_;

  /// Use machinery like Meyers singleton to provide thread safety
  TerminateHandler()
    : queuedHandler_((QH)std::set_terminate(kotlinHandler)) {}

  static TerminateHandler& instance() {
    static TerminateHandler singleton [[clang::no_destroy]];
    return singleton;
  }

  // Dtor might be in use to restore original handler. However, consequent install
  // will not reconstruct handler anyway, so let's keep dtor deleted to avoid confusion.
  ~TerminateHandler() = delete;
public:
  /// First call will do the job, all consequent will do nothing.
  static void install() {
    instance(); // Use side effect of warming up
  }
};
} // anon namespace

// Use one public function to limit access to the class declaration
void SetKonanTerminateHandler() {
  TerminateHandler::install();
}

#else // !KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS

void SetKonanTerminateHandler() {
  // Nothing to do.
}

#endif // !KONAN_NO_EXCEPTIONS

extern "C" void RUNTIME_NORETURN Kotlin_terminateWithUnhandledException(KRef exception) {
    kotlin::AssertThreadState(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable);
    terminateWithUnhandledException(exception);
}

extern "C" void Kotlin_processUnhandledException(KRef exception) {
    kotlin::AssertThreadState(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable);
    processUnhandledException(exception);
}

void kotlin::ProcessUnhandledException(KRef exception) noexcept {
    // This may be called from any state, do reentrant state switch to runnable.
    kotlin::ThreadStateGuard guard(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable, /* reentrant = */ true);
    processUnhandledException(exception);
}

void RUNTIME_NORETURN kotlin::TerminateWithUnhandledException(KRef exception) noexcept {
    // This may be called from any state, do reentrant state switch to runnable.
    kotlin::ThreadStateGuard guard(kotlin::ThreadState::kRunnable, /* reentrant = */ true);
    terminateWithUnhandledException(exception);
}