gecko-dev/toolkit/crashreporter/tools/symbolstore.py

#!/bin/env python
# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
#
# Usage: symbolstore.py <params> <dump_syms path> <symbol store path>
#                                <debug info files or dirs>
#   Runs dump_syms on each debug info file specified on the command line,
#   then places the resulting symbol file in the proper directory
#   structure in the symbol store path.  Accepts multiple files
#   on the command line, so can be called as part of a pipe using
#   find <dir> | xargs symbolstore.pl <dump_syms> <storepath>
#   But really, you might just want to pass it <dir>.
#
#   Parameters accepted:
#     -c           : Copy debug info files to the same directory structure
#                    as sym files
#     -a "<archs>" : Run dump_syms -a <arch> for each space separated
#                    cpu architecture in <archs> (only on OS X)
#     -s <srcdir>  : Use <srcdir> as the top source directory to
#                    generate relative filenames.

import sys
import platform
import os
import re
import shutil
import textwrap
import fnmatch
import subprocess
import urlparse
import multiprocessing
import collections
from optparse import OptionParser
from xml.dom.minidom import parse

# Utility classes

class VCSFileInfo:
    """ A base class for version-controlled file information. Ensures that the
        following attributes are generated only once (successfully):

            self.root
            self.clean_root
            self.revision
            self.filename

        The attributes are generated by a single call to the GetRoot,
        GetRevision, and GetFilename methods. Those methods are explicitly not
        implemented here and must be implemented in derived classes. """

    def __init__(self, file):
        if not file:
            raise ValueError
        self.file = file

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        """ __getattr__ is only called for attributes that are not set on self,
            so setting self.[attr] will prevent future calls to the GetRoot,
            GetRevision, and GetFilename methods. We don't set the values on
            failure on the off chance that a future call might succeed. """

        if name == "root":
            root = self.GetRoot()
            if root:
                self.root = root
            return root

        elif name == "clean_root":
            clean_root = self.GetCleanRoot()
            if clean_root:
                self.clean_root = clean_root
            return clean_root

        elif name == "revision":
            revision = self.GetRevision()
            if revision:
                self.revision = revision
            return revision

        elif name == "filename":
            filename = self.GetFilename()
            if filename:
                self.filename = filename
            return filename

        raise AttributeError

    def GetRoot(self):
        """ This method should return the unmodified root for the file or 'None'
            on failure. """
        raise NotImplementedError

    def GetCleanRoot(self):
        """ This method should return the repository root for the file or 'None'
            on failure. """
        raise NotImplementedErrors

    def GetRevision(self):
        """ This method should return the revision number for the file or 'None'
            on failure. """
        raise NotImplementedError

    def GetFilename(self):
        """ This method should return the repository-specific filename for the
            file or 'None' on failure. """
        raise NotImplementedError


# This regex separates protocol and optional username/password from a url.
# For instance, all the following urls will be transformed into
# 'foo.com/bar':
#
#   http://foo.com/bar
#   svn+ssh://user@foo.com/bar
#   svn+ssh://user:pass@foo.com/bar
#
rootRegex = re.compile(r'^\S+?:/+(?:[^\s/]*@)?(\S+)$')

def read_output(*args):
    (stdout, _) = subprocess.Popen(args=args, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()
    return stdout.rstrip()

class HGRepoInfo:
    def __init__(self, path):
        self.path = path
        rev = read_output('hg', '-R', path,
                          'parent', '--template={node|short}')
        # Look for the default hg path.  If SRVSRV_ROOT is set, we
        # don't bother asking hg.
        hg_root = os.environ.get("SRCSRV_ROOT")
        if hg_root:
            root = hg_root
        else:
            root = read_output('hg', '-R', path,
                               'showconfig', 'paths.default')
            if not root:
                print >> sys.stderr, "Failed to get HG Repo for %s" % path
        cleanroot = None
        if root:
            match = rootRegex.match(root)
            if match:
                cleanroot = match.group(1)
                if cleanroot.endswith('/'):
                    cleanroot = cleanroot[:-1]
        if cleanroot is None:
            print >> sys.stderr, textwrap.dedent("""\
                Could not determine repo info for %s.  This is either not a clone of the web-based
                repository, or you have not specified SRCSRV_ROOT, or the clone is corrupt.""") % path
            sys.exit(1)
        self.rev = rev
        self.cleanroot = cleanroot

    def GetFileInfo(self, file):
        return HGFileInfo(file, self)

class HGFileInfo(VCSFileInfo):
    def __init__(self, file, repo):
        VCSFileInfo.__init__(self, file)
        self.repo = repo
        self.file = os.path.relpath(file, repo.path)

    def GetRoot(self):
        return self.repo.path

    def GetCleanRoot(self):
        return self.repo.cleanroot

    def GetRevision(self):
        return self.repo.rev

    def GetFilename(self):
        if self.revision and self.clean_root:
            return "hg:%s:%s:%s" % (self.clean_root, self.file, self.revision)
        return self.file

class GitRepoInfo:
    """
    Info about a local git repository. Does not currently
    support discovering info about a git clone, the info must be
    provided out-of-band.
    """
    def __init__(self, path, rev, root):
        self.path = path
        cleanroot = None
        if root:
            match = rootRegex.match(root)
            if match:
                cleanroot = match.group(1)
                if cleanroot.endswith('/'):
                    cleanroot = cleanroot[:-1]
        if cleanroot is None:
            print >> sys.stderr, textwrap.dedent("""\
                Could not determine repo info for %s (%s).  This is either not a clone of a web-based
                repository, or you have not specified SRCSRV_ROOT, or the clone is corrupt.""") % (path, root)
            sys.exit(1)
        self.rev = rev
        self.cleanroot = cleanroot

    def GetFileInfo(self, file):
        return GitFileInfo(file, self)

class GitFileInfo(VCSFileInfo):
    def __init__(self, file, repo):
        VCSFileInfo.__init__(self, file)
        self.repo = repo
        self.file = os.path.relpath(file, repo.path)

    def GetRoot(self):
        return self.repo.path

    def GetCleanRoot(self):
        return self.repo.cleanroot

    def GetRevision(self):
        return self.repo.rev

    def GetFilename(self):
        if self.revision and self.clean_root:
            return "git:%s:%s:%s" % (self.clean_root, self.file, self.revision)
        return self.file

# Utility functions

# A cache of repo info for each srcdir.
srcdirRepoInfo = {}

# A cache of files for which VCS info has already been determined. Used to
# prevent extra filesystem activity or process launching.
vcsFileInfoCache = {}

def IsInDir(file, dir):
    # the lower() is to handle win32+vc8, where
    # the source filenames come out all lowercase,
    # but the srcdir can be mixed case
    return os.path.abspath(file).lower().startswith(os.path.abspath(dir).lower())

def GetVCSFilenameFromSrcdir(file, srcdir):
    if srcdir not in srcdirRepoInfo:
        # Not in cache, so find it adnd cache it
        if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(srcdir, '.hg')):
            srcdirRepoInfo[srcdir] = HGRepoInfo(srcdir)
        else:
            # Unknown VCS or file is not in a repo.
            return None
    return srcdirRepoInfo[srcdir].GetFileInfo(file)

def GetVCSFilename(file, srcdirs):
    """Given a full path to a file, and the top source directory,
    look for version control information about this file, and return
    a tuple containing
    1) a specially formatted filename that contains the VCS type,
    VCS location, relative filename, and revision number, formatted like:
    vcs:vcs location:filename:revision
    For example:
    cvs:cvs.mozilla.org/cvsroot:mozilla/browser/app/nsBrowserApp.cpp:1.36
    2) the unmodified root information if it exists"""
    (path, filename) = os.path.split(file)
    if path == '' or filename == '':
        return (file, None)

    fileInfo = None
    root = ''
    if file in vcsFileInfoCache:
        # Already cached this info, use it.
        fileInfo = vcsFileInfoCache[file]
    else:
        for srcdir in srcdirs:
            if not IsInDir(file, srcdir):
                continue
            fileInfo = GetVCSFilenameFromSrcdir(file, srcdir)
            if fileInfo:
                vcsFileInfoCache[file] = fileInfo
                break

    if fileInfo:
        file = fileInfo.filename
        root = fileInfo.root

    # we want forward slashes on win32 paths
    return (file.replace("\\", "/"), root)

def GetPlatformSpecificDumper(**kwargs):
    """This function simply returns a instance of a subclass of Dumper
    that is appropriate for the current platform."""
    # Python 2.5 has a bug where platform.system() returns 'Microsoft'.
    # Remove this when we no longer support Python 2.5.
    return {'Windows': Dumper_Win32,
            'Microsoft': Dumper_Win32,
            'Linux': Dumper_Linux,
            'Sunos5': Dumper_Solaris,
            'Darwin': Dumper_Mac}[platform.system()](**kwargs)

def SourceIndex(fileStream, outputPath, vcs_root):
    """Takes a list of files, writes info to a data block in a .stream file"""
    # Creates a .pdb.stream file in the mozilla\objdir to be used for source indexing
    # Create the srcsrv data block that indexes the pdb file
    result = True
    pdbStreamFile = open(outputPath, "w")
    pdbStreamFile.write('''SRCSRV: ini ------------------------------------------------\r\nVERSION=2\r\nINDEXVERSION=2\r\nVERCTRL=http\r\nSRCSRV: variables ------------------------------------------\r\nHGSERVER=''')
    pdbStreamFile.write(vcs_root)
    pdbStreamFile.write('''\r\nSRCSRVVERCTRL=http\r\nHTTP_EXTRACT_TARGET=%hgserver%/raw-file/%var3%/%var2%\r\nSRCSRVTRG=%http_extract_target%\r\nSRCSRV: source files ---------------------------------------\r\n''')
    pdbStreamFile.write(fileStream) # can't do string interpolation because the source server also uses this and so there are % in the above
    pdbStreamFile.write("SRCSRV: end ------------------------------------------------\r\n\n")
    pdbStreamFile.close()
    return result

def WorkerInitializer(cls, lock):
    """Windows worker processes won't have run GlobalInit, and due to a lack of fork(),
    won't inherit the class variables from the parent. The only one they need is the lock,
    so we run an initializer to set it. Redundant but harmless on other platforms."""
    cls.lock = lock

def StartProcessFilesWork(dumper, files, arch_num, arch, vcs_root, after, after_arg):
    """multiprocessing can't handle methods as Process targets, so we define
    a simple wrapper function around the work method."""
    return dumper.ProcessFilesWork(files, arch_num, arch, vcs_root, after, after_arg)

class Dumper:
    """This class can dump symbols from a file with debug info, and
    store the output in a directory structure that is valid for use as
    a Breakpad symbol server.  Requires a path to a dump_syms binary--
    |dump_syms| and a directory to store symbols in--|symbol_path|.
    Optionally takes a list of processor architectures to process from
    each debug file--|archs|, the full path to the top source
    directory--|srcdir|, for generating relative source file names,
    and an option to copy debug info files alongside the dumped
    symbol files--|copy_debug|, mostly useful for creating a
    Microsoft Symbol Server from the resulting output.

    You don't want to use this directly if you intend to call
    ProcessDir.  Instead, call GetPlatformSpecificDumper to
    get an instance of a subclass.
 
    Processing is performed asynchronously via worker processes; in
    order to wait for processing to finish and cleanup correctly, you
    must call Finish after all Process/ProcessDir calls have been made.
    You must also call Dumper.GlobalInit before creating or using any
    instances."""
    def __init__(self, dump_syms, symbol_path,
                 archs=None,
                 srcdirs=[],
                 copy_debug=False,
                 vcsinfo=False,
                 srcsrv=False,
                 exclude=[],
                 repo_manifest=None):
        # popen likes absolute paths, at least on windows
        self.dump_syms = os.path.abspath(dump_syms)
        self.symbol_path = symbol_path
        if archs is None:
            # makes the loop logic simpler
            self.archs = ['']
        else:
            self.archs = ['-a %s' % a for a in archs.split()]
        self.srcdirs = [os.path.normpath(a) for a in srcdirs]
        self.copy_debug = copy_debug
        self.vcsinfo = vcsinfo
        self.srcsrv = srcsrv
        self.exclude = exclude[:]
        if repo_manifest:
            self.parse_repo_manifest(repo_manifest)

        # book-keeping to keep track of our jobs and the cleanup work per file tuple
        self.files_record = {}
        self.jobs_record = collections.defaultdict(int)

    @classmethod
    def GlobalInit(cls, module=multiprocessing):
        """Initialize the class globals for the multiprocessing setup; must
        be called before any Dumper instances are created and used. Test cases
        may pass in a different module to supply Manager and Pool objects,
        usually multiprocessing.dummy."""
        num_cpus = module.cpu_count()
        if num_cpus is None:
            # assume a dual core machine if we can't find out for some reason
            # probably better on single core anyway due to I/O constraints
            num_cpus = 2

        # have to create any locks etc before the pool
        cls.manager = module.Manager()
        cls.jobs_condition = Dumper.manager.Condition()
        cls.lock = Dumper.manager.RLock()
        cls.pool = module.Pool(num_cpus, WorkerInitializer, (cls, cls.lock))

    def JobStarted(self, file_key):
        """Increments the number of submitted jobs for the specified key file,
        defined as the original file we processed; note that a single key file
        can generate up to 1 + len(self.archs) jobs in the Mac case."""
        with Dumper.jobs_condition:
            self.jobs_record[file_key] += 1
            Dumper.jobs_condition.notify_all()

    def JobFinished(self, file_key):
        """Decrements the number of submitted jobs for the specified key file,
        defined as the original file we processed; once the count is back to 0,
        remove the entry from our record."""
        with Dumper.jobs_condition:
            self.jobs_record[file_key] -= 1

            if self.jobs_record[file_key] == 0:
                del self.jobs_record[file_key]

            Dumper.jobs_condition.notify_all()

    def output(self, dest, output_str):
        """Writes |output_str| to |dest|, holding |lock|;
        terminates with a newline."""
        with Dumper.lock:
            dest.write(output_str + "\n")
            dest.flush()

    def output_pid(self, dest, output_str):
        """Debugging output; prepends the pid to the string."""
        self.output(dest, "%d: %s" % (os.getpid(), output_str))

    def parse_repo_manifest(self, repo_manifest):
        """
        Parse an XML manifest of repository info as produced
        by the `repo manifest -r` command.
        """
        doc = parse(repo_manifest)
        if doc.firstChild.tagName != "manifest":
            return
        # First, get remotes.
        remotes = dict([(r.getAttribute("name"), r.getAttribute("fetch")) for r in doc.getElementsByTagName("remote")])
        # And default remote.
        default_remote = None
        if doc.getElementsByTagName("default"):
            default_remote = doc.getElementsByTagName("default")[0].getAttribute("remote")
        # Now get projects. Assume they're relative to repo_manifest.
        base_dir = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(repo_manifest))
        for proj in doc.getElementsByTagName("project"):
            # name is the repository URL relative to the remote path.
            name = proj.getAttribute("name")
            # path is the path on-disk, relative to the manifest file.
            path = proj.getAttribute("path")
            # revision is the changeset ID.
            rev = proj.getAttribute("revision")
            # remote is the base URL to use.
            remote = proj.getAttribute("remote")
            # remote defaults to the <default remote>.
            if not remote:
                remote = default_remote
            # path defaults to name.
            if not path:
                path = name
            if not (name and path and rev and remote):
                print "Skipping project %s" % proj.toxml()
                continue
            remote = remotes[remote]
            # Turn git URLs into http URLs so that urljoin works.
            if remote.startswith("git:"):
                remote = "http" + remote[3:]
            # Add this project to srcdirs.
            srcdir = os.path.join(base_dir, path)
            self.srcdirs.append(srcdir)
            # And cache its VCS file info. Currently all repos mentioned
            # in a repo manifest are assumed to be git.
            root = urlparse.urljoin(remote, name)
            srcdirRepoInfo[srcdir] = GitRepoInfo(srcdir, rev, root)

    # subclasses override this
    def ShouldProcess(self, file):
        return not any(fnmatch.fnmatch(os.path.basename(file), exclude) for exclude in self.exclude)

    # and can override this
    def ShouldSkipDir(self, dir):
        return False

    def RunFileCommand(self, file):
        """Utility function, returns the output of file(1)"""
        try:
            # we use -L to read the targets of symlinks,
            # and -b to print just the content, not the filename
            return os.popen("file -Lb " + file).read()
        except:
            return ""

    # This is a no-op except on Win32
    def FixFilenameCase(self, file):
        return file

    # This is a no-op except on Win32
    def SourceServerIndexing(self, debug_file, guid, sourceFileStream, vcs_root):
        return ""

    # subclasses override this if they want to support this
    def CopyDebug(self, file, debug_file, guid):
        pass

    def Finish(self, stop_pool=True):
        """Wait for the expected number of jobs to be submitted, and then
        wait for the pool to finish processing them. By default, will close
        and clear the pool, but for testcases that need multiple runs, pass
        stop_pool = False."""
        with Dumper.jobs_condition:
            while len(self.jobs_record) != 0:
                Dumper.jobs_condition.wait()
        if stop_pool:
            Dumper.pool.close()
            Dumper.pool.join()

    def Process(self, file_or_dir):
        """Process a file or all the (valid) files in a directory; processing is performed
        asynchronously, and Finish must be called to wait for it complete and cleanup."""
        if os.path.isdir(file_or_dir) and not self.ShouldSkipDir(file_or_dir):
            self.ProcessDir(file_or_dir)
        elif os.path.isfile(file_or_dir):
            self.ProcessFiles((file_or_dir,))

    def ProcessDir(self, dir):
        """Process all the valid files in this directory.  Valid files
        are determined by calling ShouldProcess; processing is performed
        asynchronously, and Finish must be called to wait for it complete and cleanup."""
        for root, dirs, files in os.walk(dir):
            for d in dirs[:]:
                if self.ShouldSkipDir(d):
                    dirs.remove(d)
            for f in files:
                fullpath = os.path.join(root, f)
                if self.ShouldProcess(fullpath):
                    self.ProcessFiles((fullpath,))

    def SubmitJob(self, file_key, func, args, callback):
        """Submits a job to the pool of workers; increments the number of submitted jobs."""
        self.JobStarted(file_key)
        res = Dumper.pool.apply_async(func, args=args, callback=callback)

    def ProcessFilesFinished(self, res):
        """Callback from multiprocesing when ProcessFilesWork finishes;
        run the cleanup work, if any"""
        self.JobFinished(res['files'][-1])
        # only run the cleanup function once per tuple of files
        self.files_record[res['files']] += 1
        if self.files_record[res['files']] == len(self.archs):
            del self.files_record[res['files']]
            if res['after']:
                res['after'](res['status'], res['after_arg'])

    def ProcessFiles(self, files, after=None, after_arg=None):
        """Dump symbols from these files into a symbol file, stored
        in the proper directory structure in  |symbol_path|; processing is performed
        asynchronously, and Finish must be called to wait for it complete and cleanup.
        All files after the first are fallbacks in case the first file does not process
        successfully; if it does, no other files will be touched."""
        self.output_pid(sys.stderr, "Submitting jobs for files: %s" % str(files))

        # tries to get the vcs root from the .mozconfig first - if it's not set
        # the tinderbox vcs path will be assigned further down
        vcs_root = os.environ.get("SRCSRV_ROOT")
        for arch_num, arch in enumerate(self.archs):
            self.files_record[files] = 0 # record that we submitted jobs for this tuple of files
            self.SubmitJob(files[-1], StartProcessFilesWork, args=(self, files, arch_num, arch, vcs_root, after, after_arg), callback=self.ProcessFilesFinished)

    def ProcessFilesWork(self, files, arch_num, arch, vcs_root, after, after_arg):
        self.output_pid(sys.stderr, "Worker processing files: %s" % (files,))

        # our result is a status, a cleanup function, an argument to that function, and the tuple of files we were called on
        result = { 'status' : False, 'after' : after, 'after_arg' : after_arg, 'files' : files }

        sourceFileStream = ''
        for file in files:
            # files is a tuple of files, containing fallbacks in case the first file doesn't process successfully
            try:
                proc = subprocess.Popen([self.dump_syms] + arch.split() + [file],
                                        stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
                module_line = proc.stdout.next()
                if module_line.startswith("MODULE"):
                    # MODULE os cpu guid debug_file
                    (guid, debug_file) = (module_line.split())[3:5]
                    # strip off .pdb extensions, and append .sym
                    sym_file = re.sub("\.pdb$", "", debug_file) + ".sym"
                    # we do want forward slashes here
                    rel_path = os.path.join(debug_file,
                                            guid,
                                            sym_file).replace("\\", "/")
                    full_path = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(self.symbol_path,
                                                              rel_path))
                    try:
                        os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(full_path))
                    except OSError: # already exists
                        pass
                    f = open(full_path, "w")
                    f.write(module_line)
                    # now process the rest of the output
                    for line in proc.stdout:
                        if line.startswith("FILE"):
                            # FILE index filename
                            (x, index, filename) = line.rstrip().split(None, 2)
                            if sys.platform == "sunos5":
                                for srcdir in self.srcdirs:
                                    start = filename.find(self.srcdir)
                                    if start != -1:
                                        filename = filename[start:]
                                        break
                            filename = self.FixFilenameCase(filename)
                            sourcepath = filename
                            if self.vcsinfo:
                                (filename, rootname) = GetVCSFilename(filename, self.srcdirs)
                                # sets vcs_root in case the loop through files were to end on an empty rootname
                                if vcs_root is None:
                                  if rootname:
                                     vcs_root = rootname
                            # gather up files with hg for indexing   
                            if filename.startswith("hg"):
                                (ver, checkout, source_file, revision) = filename.split(":", 3)
                                sourceFileStream += sourcepath + "*" + source_file + '*' + revision + "\r\n"
                            f.write("FILE %s %s\n" % (index, filename))
                        else:
                            # pass through all other lines unchanged
                            f.write(line)
                            # we want to return true only if at least one line is not a MODULE or FILE line
                            result['status'] = True
                    f.close()
                    proc.wait()
                    # we output relative paths so callers can get a list of what
                    # was generated
                    self.output(sys.stdout, rel_path)
                    if self.srcsrv and vcs_root:
                        # add source server indexing to the pdb file
                        self.SourceServerIndexing(file, guid, sourceFileStream, vcs_root)
                    # only copy debug the first time if we have multiple architectures
                    if self.copy_debug and arch_num == 0:
                        self.CopyDebug(file, debug_file, guid)
            except StopIteration:
                pass
            except e:
                self.output(sys.stderr, "Unexpected error: %s" % (str(e),))
                raise
            if result['status']:
                # we only need 1 file to work
                break
        return result

# Platform-specific subclasses.  For the most part, these just have
# logic to determine what files to extract symbols from.

class Dumper_Win32(Dumper):
    fixedFilenameCaseCache = {}

    def ShouldProcess(self, file):
        """This function will allow processing of pdb files that have dll
        or exe files with the same base name next to them."""
        if not Dumper.ShouldProcess(self, file):
            return False
        if file.endswith(".pdb"):
            (path,ext) = os.path.splitext(file)
            if os.path.isfile(path + ".exe") or os.path.isfile(path + ".dll"):
                return True
        return False

    def FixFilenameCase(self, file):
        """Recent versions of Visual C++ put filenames into
        PDB files as all lowercase.  If the file exists
        on the local filesystem, fix it."""

        # Use a cached version if we have one.
        if file in self.fixedFilenameCaseCache:
            return self.fixedFilenameCaseCache[file]

        result = file

        (path, filename) = os.path.split(file)
        if os.path.isdir(path):
            lc_filename = filename.lower()
            for f in os.listdir(path):
                if f.lower() == lc_filename:
                    result = os.path.join(path, f)
                    break

        # Cache the corrected version to avoid future filesystem hits.
        self.fixedFilenameCaseCache[file] = result
        return result

    def CopyDebug(self, file, debug_file, guid):
        rel_path = os.path.join(debug_file,
                                guid,
                                debug_file).replace("\\", "/")
        full_path = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(self.symbol_path,
                                                  rel_path))
        shutil.copyfile(file, full_path)
        # try compressing it
        compressed_file = os.path.splitext(full_path)[0] + ".pd_"
        # ignore makecab's output
        success = subprocess.call(["makecab.exe", "/D", "CompressionType=LZX", "/D",
                                   "CompressionMemory=21",
                                   full_path, compressed_file],
                                  stdout=open("NUL:","w"), stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
        if success == 0 and os.path.exists(compressed_file):
            os.unlink(full_path)
            self.output(sys.stdout, os.path.splitext(rel_path)[0] + ".pd_")
        else:
            self.output(sys.stdout, rel_path)
        
    def SourceServerIndexing(self, debug_file, guid, sourceFileStream, vcs_root):
        # Creates a .pdb.stream file in the mozilla\objdir to be used for source indexing
        debug_file = os.path.abspath(debug_file)
        streamFilename = debug_file + ".stream"
        stream_output_path = os.path.abspath(streamFilename)
        # Call SourceIndex to create the .stream file
        result = SourceIndex(sourceFileStream, stream_output_path, vcs_root)
        if self.copy_debug:
            pdbstr_path = os.environ.get("PDBSTR_PATH")
            pdbstr = os.path.normpath(pdbstr_path)
            subprocess.call([pdbstr, "-w", "-p:" + os.path.basename(debug_file),
                             "-i:" + os.path.basename(streamFilename), "-s:srcsrv"],
                            cwd=os.path.dirname(stream_output_path))
            # clean up all the .stream files when done
            os.remove(stream_output_path)
        return result

class Dumper_Linux(Dumper):
    objcopy = os.environ['OBJCOPY'] if 'OBJCOPY' in os.environ else 'objcopy'
    def ShouldProcess(self, file):
        """This function will allow processing of files that are
        executable, or end with the .so extension, and additionally
        file(1) reports as being ELF files.  It expects to find the file
        command in PATH."""
        if not Dumper.ShouldProcess(self, file):
            return False
        if file.endswith(".so") or os.access(file, os.X_OK):
            return self.RunFileCommand(file).startswith("ELF")
        return False

    def CopyDebug(self, file, debug_file, guid):
        # We want to strip out the debug info, and add a
        # .gnu_debuglink section to the object, so the debugger can
        # actually load our debug info later.
        file_dbg = file + ".dbg"
        if subprocess.call([self.objcopy, '--only-keep-debug', file, file_dbg]) == 0 and \
           subprocess.call([self.objcopy, '--add-gnu-debuglink=%s' % file_dbg, file]) == 0:
            rel_path = os.path.join(debug_file,
                                    guid,
                                    debug_file + ".dbg")
            full_path = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(self.symbol_path,
                                                      rel_path))
            shutil.move(file_dbg, full_path)
            # gzip the shipped debug files
            os.system("gzip %s" % full_path)
            self.output(sys.stdout, rel_path + ".gz")
        else:
            if os.path.isfile(file_dbg):
                os.unlink(file_dbg)

class Dumper_Solaris(Dumper):
    def RunFileCommand(self, file):
        """Utility function, returns the output of file(1)"""
        try:
            output = os.popen("file " + file).read()
            return output.split('\t')[1];
        except:
            return ""

    def ShouldProcess(self, file):
        """This function will allow processing of files that are
        executable, or end with the .so extension, and additionally
        file(1) reports as being ELF files.  It expects to find the file
        command in PATH."""
        if not Dumper.ShouldProcess(self, file):
            return False
        if file.endswith(".so") or os.access(file, os.X_OK):
            return self.RunFileCommand(file).startswith("ELF")
        return False

def StartProcessFilesWorkMac(dumper, file):
    """multiprocessing can't handle methods as Process targets, so we define
    a simple wrapper function around the work method."""
    return dumper.ProcessFilesWorkMac(file)

def AfterMac(status, dsymbundle):
    """Cleanup function to run on Macs after we process the file(s)."""
    # CopyDebug will already have been run from Dumper.ProcessFiles
    shutil.rmtree(dsymbundle)

class Dumper_Mac(Dumper):
    def ShouldProcess(self, file):
        """This function will allow processing of files that are
        executable, or end with the .dylib extension, and additionally
        file(1) reports as being Mach-O files.  It expects to find the file
        command in PATH."""
        if not Dumper.ShouldProcess(self, file):
            return False
        if file.endswith(".dylib") or os.access(file, os.X_OK):
            return self.RunFileCommand(file).startswith("Mach-O")
        return False

    def ShouldSkipDir(self, dir):
        """We create .dSYM bundles on the fly, but if someone runs
        buildsymbols twice, we should skip any bundles we created
        previously, otherwise we'll recurse into them and try to 
        dump the inner bits again."""
        if dir.endswith(".dSYM"):
            return True
        return False

    def ProcessFiles(self, files, after=None, after_arg=None):
        # also note, files must be len 1 here, since we're the only ones
        # that ever add more than one file to the list
        self.output_pid(sys.stderr, "Submitting job for Mac pre-processing on file: %s" % (files[0]))
        self.SubmitJob(files[0], StartProcessFilesWorkMac, args=(self, files[0]), callback=self.ProcessFilesMacFinished)

    def ProcessFilesMacFinished(self, result):
        if result['status']:
            # kick off new jobs per-arch with our new list of files
            Dumper.ProcessFiles(self, result['files'], after=AfterMac, after_arg=result['files'][0])
        # only decrement jobs *after* that, since otherwise we'll remove the record for this file
        self.JobFinished(result['files'][-1])

    def ProcessFilesWorkMac(self, file):
        """dump_syms on Mac needs to be run on a dSYM bundle produced
        by dsymutil(1), so run dsymutil here and pass the bundle name
        down to the superclass method instead."""
        self.output_pid(sys.stderr, "Worker running Mac pre-processing on file: %s" % (file,))

        # our return is a status and a tuple of files to dump symbols for
        # the extra files are fallbacks; as soon as one is dumped successfully, we stop
        result = { 'status' : False, 'files' : None, 'file_key' : file }
        dsymbundle = file + ".dSYM"
        if os.path.exists(dsymbundle):
            shutil.rmtree(dsymbundle)
        # dsymutil takes --arch=foo instead of -a foo like everything else
        subprocess.call(["dsymutil"] + [a.replace('-a ', '--arch=') for a in self.archs if a]
                        + [file],
                        stdout=open("/dev/null","w"))
        if not os.path.exists(dsymbundle):
            # dsymutil won't produce a .dSYM for files without symbols
            result['status'] = False
            return result

        result['status'] = True
        result['files'] = (dsymbundle, file)
        return result

    def CopyDebug(self, file, debug_file, guid):
        """ProcessFiles has already produced a dSYM bundle, so we should just
        copy that to the destination directory. However, we'll package it
        into a .tar.bz2 because the debug symbols are pretty huge, and
        also because it's a bundle, so it's a directory. |file| here is the
        dSYM bundle, and |debug_file| is the original filename."""
        rel_path = os.path.join(debug_file,
                                guid,
                                os.path.basename(file) + ".tar.bz2")
        full_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(self.symbol_path,
                                                  rel_path))
        success = subprocess.call(["tar", "cjf", full_path, os.path.basename(file)],
                                  cwd=os.path.dirname(file),
                                  stdout=open("/dev/null","w"), stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
        if success == 0 and os.path.exists(full_path):
            self.output(sys.stdout, rel_path)

# Entry point if called as a standalone program
def main():
    parser = OptionParser(usage="usage: %prog [options] <dump_syms binary> <symbol store path> <debug info files>")
    parser.add_option("-c", "--copy",
                      action="store_true", dest="copy_debug", default=False,
                      help="Copy debug info files into the same directory structure as symbol files")
    parser.add_option("-a", "--archs",
                      action="store", dest="archs",
                      help="Run dump_syms -a <arch> for each space separated cpu architecture in ARCHS (only on OS X)")
    parser.add_option("-s", "--srcdir",
                      action="append", dest="srcdir", default=[],
                      help="Use SRCDIR to determine relative paths to source files")
    parser.add_option("-v", "--vcs-info",
                      action="store_true", dest="vcsinfo",
                      help="Try to retrieve VCS info for each FILE listed in the output")
    parser.add_option("-i", "--source-index",
                      action="store_true", dest="srcsrv", default=False,
                      help="Add source index information to debug files, making them suitable for use in a source server.")
    parser.add_option("-x", "--exclude",
                      action="append", dest="exclude", default=[], metavar="PATTERN",
                      help="Skip processing files matching PATTERN.")
    parser.add_option("--repo-manifest",
                      action="store", dest="repo_manifest",
                      help="""Get source information from this XML manifest
produced by the `repo manifest -r` command.
""")
    (options, args) = parser.parse_args()

    #check to see if the pdbstr.exe exists
    if options.srcsrv:
        pdbstr = os.environ.get("PDBSTR_PATH")
        if not os.path.exists(pdbstr):
            print >> sys.stderr, "Invalid path to pdbstr.exe - please set/check PDBSTR_PATH.\n"
            sys.exit(1)

    if len(args) < 3:
        parser.error("not enough arguments")
        exit(1)

    dumper = GetPlatformSpecificDumper(dump_syms=args[0],
                                       symbol_path=args[1],
                                       copy_debug=options.copy_debug,
                                       archs=options.archs,
                                       srcdirs=options.srcdir,
                                       vcsinfo=options.vcsinfo,
                                       srcsrv=options.srcsrv,
                                       exclude=options.exclude,
                                       repo_manifest=options.repo_manifest)
    for arg in args[2:]:
        dumper.Process(arg)
    dumper.Finish()

# run main if run directly
if __name__ == "__main__":
    # set up the multiprocessing infrastructure before we start;
    # note that this needs to be in the __main__ guard, or else Windows will choke
    Dumper.GlobalInit()

    main()