This code represents a crash report or stack trace typically...
This code represents a crash report or stack trace typically generated by a program or operating system when a fault occurs during execution. Specifically, it's a debugging trace associated with threads and system state at the time of the issue, often related to low-level threading operations and memory faults. Here's a breakdown:
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Thread Execution State: It includes detailed states for multiple threads (e.g.,
Thread 480075
,Thread 480076
). Some critical components are:- Registers (
x
,lr
,cpsr
,fp
,sp
, etc.): These are CPU registers with their values at the point of failure. pc
(Program Counter): Indicates where in the program the processor was executing when the fault occurred.esr
(Exception Syndrome Register): Provides metadata about the fault. For instance, "Address size fault
" means the program tried to access an address size that was invalid.far
(Fault Address Register): Indicates the memory address that triggered the fault.
- Registers (
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Stack Frames: Each thread contains a stack trace (
frames
) showing what the program was doing at the time of the fault. For each stack frame, it provides:- Module and Symbol Information: The function or symbol name (e.g.,
__psynch_cvwait
,_pthread_cond_wait
) and their offsets in memory. - Call Hierarchy: Shows the sequence of function calls leading up to the fault.
- Module and Symbol Information: The function or symbol name (e.g.,
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Thread Context:
- The threads seem to relate to a Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation or helper thread mechanism (
JIT Worklist Helper Thread
). - They are likely performing memory-related operations (
WTF::ThreadCondition::timedWait
,WTF::ParkingLot::parkConditionallyImpl
) that stalled or caused the fault.
- The threads seem to relate to a Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation or helper thread mechanism (
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Cause of Fault: The
"Address size fault"
suggests the threads encountered an error related to memory access—likely due to an invalid pointer or memory corruption.
In summary, this is a diagnostic report for a runtime issue, detailing the state of threads, memory, registers, and stack traces to assist developers in debugging the problem. It seems tied to multithreading and memory management within a Just-In-Time (JIT) system or other complex runtime environment.