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[panic] Improve panic register display

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A few changes to the panic handler's display:

- Change rdi and rsi to match other general-purpose registers. (They
  were previously blue, matching the stack/base pointer registers.)
- Change the ordering of r8-r15 to be column-major instead of row-major.
  I find myself wanting to read down the columns to find the register
  I'm looking for, and rax-rdx are already this way.
- Make the flags register yellow, matching the ss and cs registers
- Comment out the call to print_rip() call, as it's only occasionally
  helpful and can cause the panic handler to page fault.
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Justin C. Miller
2022-02-26 13:14:16 -08:00
parent 82025bacad
commit a9f40cf608
1 changed files with 25 additions and 14 deletions
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src/kernel/panic.serial/display.cpp
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@@ -81,27 +81,27 @@ print_cpu_state(serial_port &out, const cpu_state &regs)
print_reg(out, "rsp", regs.rsp, "1;34");
print_reg(out, "rax", regs.rax, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r8", regs.r8, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r9", regs.r9, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r12", regs.r12, "0;37");
out.write("\n");
// Row 2
print_reg(out, "rbp", regs.rbp, "1;34");
print_reg(out, "rbx", regs.rbx, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r10", regs.r10, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r11", regs.r11, "0;37");
out.write("\n");
// Row 3
print_reg(out, "rdi", regs.rdi, "1;34");
print_reg(out, "rcx", regs.rcx, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r12", regs.r12, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r9", regs.r9, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r13", regs.r13, "0;37");
out.write("\n");
// Row 4
print_reg(out, "rsi", regs.rdi, "1;34");
print_reg(out, "rdx", regs.rcx, "0;37");
// Row 3
print_reg(out, "rdi", regs.rdi, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "rcx", regs.rcx, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r10", regs.r10, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r14", regs.r12, "0;37");
out.write("\n");
// Row 4
print_reg(out, "rsi", regs.rdi, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "rdx", regs.rcx, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r11", regs.r11, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "r15", regs.r13, "0;37");
out.write("\n");
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ print_cpu_state(serial_port &out, const cpu_state &regs)
print_reg(out, "rip", regs.rip, "1;35");
print_reg(out, "ss", regs.ss, "1;33");
print_reg(out, "cs", regs.cs, "1;33");
print_reg(out, "flg", regs.rflags, "0;37");
print_reg(out, "flg", regs.rflags, "1;33");
out.write(clear);
}
@@ -140,7 +140,18 @@ print_user_state(serial_port &out, const cpu_state &regs)
{
out.write("\n\e[1;35m USER:\e[0 ");
print_cpu_state(out, regs);
print_rip(out, regs.rip);
// This will print out the bytes around RIP - useful to
// see if corruption of the .text segment has happened.
// This online disassembler can be useful for looking at
// a pile of hex bytes:
// https://onlinedisassembler.com/odaweb/
//
// However, normally this should be commented out, as any
// page fault due to a jump to a bad address will also
// cause a page fault in the panic handler.
//
// print_rip(out, regs.rip);
}
} // namespace panicking