Struct ManagedThread 

pub struct ManagedThread { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl ManagedThread

pub fn native_pid(&self) -> Pid

pub fn native_tid(&self) -> Pid

pub fn native_syscall( &self, ctx: &ThreadContext<'_>, n: i64, args: &[SyscallReg], ) -> SyscallReg

Make the specified syscall on the native thread.

Panics if the native thread is dead or dies during the syscall, including if the syscall itself is SYS_exit or SYS_exit_group.

pub fn spawn( plugin_path: &CStr, argv: Vec<CString>, envv: Vec<CString>, strace_file: Option<&File>, log_file: &File, injected_preloads: &[PathBuf], ) -> Result<Self, Errno>

pub fn resume( &self, ctx: &ThreadContext<'_>, syscall_handler: &mut SyscallHandler, ) -> ResumeResult

pub fn handle_process_exit(&self)

pub fn return_code(&self) -> Option<i32>

pub fn is_running(&self) -> bool

pub fn native_clone( &self, ctx: &ThreadContext<'_>, flags: CloneFlags, child_stack: ForeignPtr<()>, ptid: ForeignPtr<pid_t>, ctid: ForeignPtr<pid_t>, newtls: c_ulong, ) -> Result<ManagedThread, Errno>

Execute the specified clone syscall in self, and use create a new ManagedThread object to manage it. The new thread will be managed by Shadow, and suitable for use with Thread::wrap_mthread.

If the clone syscall fails, the native error is returned.

pub fn kill_and_drop(self)

ManagedThread panics if dropped while the underlying process is still running, since otherwise that process could continue writing to shared memory regions that shadow reallocates.

This method kills the process that self belongs to (not just the thread!) and then drops self.

Trait Implementations

impl Drop for ManagedThread

fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type.