Enable stack trace symbolization for OSS builds #9687
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Historically, HHVM statically linked the system libbfd to power stack trace symbolization in its crash reports and in perf map files. This was disabled for OSS in D2137703[1] because of the wildly differing libbfd ABI across target systems. D3742004[2] and D3855027[3] then brought in folly::Symbolizer for both use cases, but this remained gated behind a Meta-only define. folly::Symbolizer has been stable in upstream folly for a while now, so let's enable it unconditionally and deshim the experimental/ header. This also allows removing the dead libbfd integration. For this to work, the folly build must be built with and able to find libunwind, which isn't a given when building against libc++ and LLVM libunwind on Ubuntu as it installs includes into a subdirectory, so provide an additional hint for this case. This allows us to finally have a proper stacktrace rather than raw memory addresses in crash reports, such as: ``` Core dumped: Segmentation fault Stack trace in /tmp/stacktrace.902095.log Host: hhvm-jammy-vm ProcessID: 902095 ThreadID: 281473658339392 ThreadPID: 902095 Name: /usr/local/bin/hhvm CmdLine: hhvm ../hhvm/hphp/test/quick/dv.php Type: Segmentation fault Runtime: hhvm Version: heads/7.70.0-slack-0-g7be53eff8d22faa0383a128696fae83b224aedd5 DebuggerCount: 0 Arguments: ../hhvm/hphp/test/quick/dv.php ThreadType: CLI -------------------------------Treadmill Information---------------------------- Now: 235093382994348 OldestStartTime: 235093373066177 InflightRequestsSize: 1 Active Requests: 281473658339392 1 235093373066177 (age 9ms) (timeout 0s) CLISession OLDEST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPP Stacktrace: # 0 HPHP::jit::FixupMap::processFixupForVMFrame(HPHP::jit::VMFrame) # 1 HPHP::jit::FixupMap::fixupWork(HPHP::ActRec*, bool) # 2 HPHP::jit::detail::syncVMRegsWork(bool) # 3 HPHP::createBacktrace(HPHP::BacktraceArgs const&) # 4 HPHP::f_debug_backtrace(long, long) # 5 HPHP::throwable_init(HPHP::ObjectData*) # 6 HPHP::ObjectData* HPHP::ObjectData::newInstance<false>(HPHP::Class*) # 7 HPHP::SystemLib::AllocRuntimeExceptionObject(HPHP::Variant const&) # 8 HPHP::SystemLib::throwRuntimeExceptionObject(HPHP::Variant const&) # 9 HPHP::throwMissingArgument(HPHP::Func const*, int) PHP Stacktrace: #0 main() called at [/home/mszabo/hhvm/hphp/test/quick/dv.php:28] #1 main_entry() ``` [1] facebook@a66dd13 [2] facebook@c11ad4e [3] facebook@0e082c4
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Historically, HHVM statically linked the system libbfd to power stack trace symbolization in its crash reports and in perf map files. This was disabled for OSS in D2137703[1] because of the wildly differing libbfd ABI across target systems. D3742004[2] and D3855027[3] then brought in folly::Symbolizer for both use cases, but this remained gated behind a Meta-only define.
folly::Symbolizer has been stable in upstream folly for a while now, so let's enable it unconditionally and deshim the experimental/ header. This also allows removing the dead libbfd integration. For this to work, the folly build must be built with and able to find libunwind, which isn't a given when building against libc++ and LLVM libunwind on Ubuntu as it installs includes into a subdirectory, so provide an additional hint for this case.
This allows us to finally have a proper stacktrace rather than raw memory addresses in crash reports, such as:
[1] a66dd13
[2] c11ad4e
[3] 0e082c4