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[AArch64] Stack probing for function prologues #66524
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[AArch64] Stack probing for function prologues
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Fix a failure to issue a probe when there can be more than 1024 unpro…
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Fix for a missing probe to the SVE callee-saved registers area
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Fix a crash when the probing instruction to replace is last in block
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Add a couple of comments about a possible optmisation
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Hey @momchil-velikov , I'm encountering an issue where the stack probe is overwriting stack memory, similar to the issue I faced before. I apologize for not addressing this earlier, but backporting these changes introduced significant overhead.
The issue seems to be caused by this final stack probe instruction that is overwriting a stack value. I'm considering removing this probe instruction as a potential solution.
I don't anticipate this change will compromise security. Given our current stack probing strategy, we're always within one page of the most recent probe. Therefore, any subsequent instructions accessing memory at
[sp]
or above will either be valid or trigger a guard page fault.I can't definitively confirm whether this issue is a result of backporting or an inherent problem until I upgrade to LLVM 18 which is some ways away.
Please let me know if my understanding is incorrect. I appreciate your work on this patchset and thank you for your assistance! :)
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Assuming TargetReg is lower than SP on entry at "LoopTest", the final store must be to an address lower than SP on entry to the sequence. (And since SP is always 16-byte aligned, it's impossible to have an issue with partial overlap.) Since that's freshly allocated memory, nothing should care what it contains.
I guess maybe weird things could happen if something tries to allocate 0 bytes of memory? Probably something that needs to be fixed, but it's unlikely you'd run into it from C code.
Also, maybe worth checking your code isn't depending on a value of an uninitialized variable.
Removing the final store completely breaks the guarantees the code is supposed to provide: if the allocation is less than the page size, the only store is the final store. So if the compiled code, for example, calls "alloca(1024)" in a loop, you can skip over an arbitrary number of pages.
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Thanks for that explanation, yes I see it leaves a large gap. Theres like a million optimizations and mitigations slapped on this code so it gets difficult understanding the root cause.
Thanks for this, it made me look into it a bit more and we're not allocating 0 bytes, but we are allocating 0x10 bytes which might cause some issues. I appreciate your quick reply thank you again!
EDIT: We are allocating 0 bytes lol I read it wrong. OK so thats whats the issue.
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Addressed this in #74806