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uts: Allow for address space randomisation.
Randomise the base addresses of shared objects, non-fixed mappings, the
stack and the heap. Introduce a service, svc:/system/process-security,
and a tool psecflags(1) to control and observe it
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1 1 /*
2 2 * CDDL HEADER START
3 3 *
4 4 * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the
5 5 * Common Development and Distribution License (the "License").
6 6 * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
7 7 *
8 8 * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE
9 9 * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing.
10 10 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions
11 11 * and limitations under the License.
12 12 *
13 13 * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each
14 14 * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE.
15 15 * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the
16 16 * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying
17 17 * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner]
18 18 *
19 19 * CDDL HEADER END
20 20 */
21 21
22 22 /*
23 23 * Copyright (c) 1988 AT&T
24 24 * All Rights Reserved
25 25 *
26 26 * Copyright (c) 1992, 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
27 27 */
28 28
29 29 #ifndef _LIBLD_H
30 30 #define _LIBLD_H
31 31
32 32 #include <stdlib.h>
33 33 #include <libelf.h>
34 34 #include <sgs.h>
35 35 #include <_machelf.h>
36 36 #include <string_table.h>
37 37 #include <sys/avl.h>
38 38 #include <alist.h>
39 39 #include <elfcap.h>
40 40
41 41 #ifdef __cplusplus
42 42 extern "C" {
43 43 #endif
44 44
45 45 /*
46 46 * Default directory search path manipulation for the link-editor. YLDIR
47 47 * indicates which directory in LIBPATH is replaced by the -YL option to cc
48 48 * and ld. YUDIR indicates which directory is replaced by -YU.
49 49 */
50 50 #define YLDIR 1
51 51 #define YUDIR 2
52 52
53 53 /*
54 54 * Define a hash value that can never be returned from elf_hash().
55 55 */
56 56 #define SYM_NOHASH (~(Word)0)
57 57
58 58 /*
59 59 * Macro that can be used to represent both ORDER flags
60 60 * in a section header.
61 61 */
62 62 #define ALL_SHF_ORDER (SHF_ORDERED | SHF_LINK_ORDER)
63 63
64 64 /*
65 65 * The linker merges (concatenates) sections with the same name and
66 66 * compatible section header flags. When comparing these flags,
67 67 * there are some that should not be included in the decision.
68 68 * The ALL_SHF_IGNORE constant defines these flags.
69 69 *
70 70 * NOTE: SHF_MERGE|SHF_STRINGS:
71 71 * The compiler is allowed to set the SHF_MERGE|SHF_STRINGS flags in
72 72 * order to tell the linker that:
73 73 *
74 74 * 1) There is nothing in the section except null terminated strings.
75 75 * 2) Those strings do not contain NULL bytes, except as termination.
76 76 * 3) All references to these strings occur via standard relocation
77 77 * records.
78 78 *
79 79 * As a result, if two compatible sections both have these flags set, it is
80 80 * OK to combine the strings they contain into a single merged string table
81 81 * with duplicates removed and tail strings merged.
82 82 *
83 83 * This is a different meaning than the simple concatenating of sections
84 84 * that the linker always does. It is a hint that an additional optimization
85 85 * is possible, but not required. This means that sections that do not
86 86 * share the same SHF_MERGE|SHF_STRINGS values can be concatenated,
87 87 * but cannot have their duplicate strings combined. Hence, the
88 88 * SHF_MERGE|SHF_STRINGS flags should be ignored when deciding whether
89 89 * two sections can be concatenated.
90 90 */
91 91 #define ALL_SHF_IGNORE (ALL_SHF_ORDER | SHF_GROUP | SHF_MERGE | SHF_STRINGS)
92 92
93 93 /*
94 94 * Define symbol reference types for use in symbol resolution.
95 95 */
96 96 typedef enum {
97 97 REF_DYN_SEEN, /* a .so symbol has been seen */
98 98 REF_DYN_NEED, /* a .so symbol satisfies a .o symbol */
99 99 REF_REL_NEED, /* a .o symbol */
100 100 REF_NUM /* the number of symbol references */
101 101 } Symref;
102 102
103 103 /*
104 104 * Relocation descriptor cache
105 105 */
106 106 struct rel_cache {
107 107 APlist *rc_list; /* list of Rel_cachebuf */
108 108 Word rc_cnt; /* and count */
109 109 };
110 110
111 111 /*
112 112 * GOT reference models
113 113 */
114 114 typedef enum {
115 115 GOT_REF_GENERIC, /* generic symbol reference */
116 116 GOT_REF_TLSIE, /* TLS initial exec (gnu) reference */
117 117 GOT_REF_TLSLD, /* TLS local dynamic reference */
118 118 GOT_REF_TLSGD /* TLS general dynamic reference */
119 119 } Gotref;
120 120
121 121 typedef struct {
122 122 Xword gn_addend; /* addend associated with GOT entry */
123 123 Sword gn_gotndx; /* GOT table index */
124 124 Gotref gn_gotref;
125 125 } Gotndx;
126 126
127 127 /*
128 128 * Got debugging structure. The got index is defined as a signed value as we
129 129 * do so much mucking around with negative and positive gots on SPARC, and sign
130 130 * extension is necessary when building 64-bit objects. On intel we explicitly
131 131 * cast this variable to an unsigned value.
132 132 */
133 133 typedef struct {
134 134 Sym_desc *gt_sym;
135 135 Gotndx gt_gndx;
136 136 } Gottable;
137 137
138 138 /*
139 139 * The link-editor caches the results of sloppy relocation processing
140 140 * in a variable of type Rlxrel_cache. Symbols come for processing in sorted
141 141 * order, so a single item cache suffices to eliminate duplicate lookups.
142 142 *
143 143 * When sloppy relocation processing fails, the Rlxrel_rej enum reports
144 144 * the underlying reason.
145 145 */
146 146 typedef enum {
147 147 RLXREL_REJ_NONE = 0, /* Replacement symbol was found */
148 148 RLXREL_REJ_TARGET, /* Target sec disallows relaxed relocations */
149 149 RLXREL_REJ_SECTION, /* Either there is no replacement section, */
150 150 /* or its attributes are incompatible */
151 151 RLXREL_REJ_SYMBOL, /* Replacement symbol not found */
152 152 } Rlxrel_rej;
153 153
154 154 typedef struct sreloc_cache {
155 155 Sym_desc *sr_osdp; /* Original symbol */
156 156 Sym_desc *sr_rsdp; /* Replacement symbol */
157 157 Rlxrel_rej sr_rej; /* Reason for failure if NULL sr_rsdp */
158 158 } Rlxrel_cache;
159 159
160 160 /*
161 161 * Nodes in an ofl_wrap AVL tree
162 162 *
163 163 * wsn_name is the name of the symbol to be wrapped. wsn_wrapname is used
164 164 * when we need to refer to the wrap symbol, and consists of the symbol
165 165 * name with a __wrap_ prefix.
166 166 */
167 167 typedef struct wrap_sym_node {
168 168 avl_node_t wsn_avlnode; /* AVL book-keeping */
169 169 const char *wsn_name; /* Symbol name: XXX */
170 170 const char *wsn_wrapname; /* Wrap symbol name: __wrap_XXX */
171 171 } WrapSymNode;
172 172
173 173 /*
174 174 * Capabilities structures, used to maintain a capabilities set.
175 175 *
176 176 * Capabilities can be defined within input relocatable objects, and can be
177 177 * augmented or replaced by mapfile directives. In addition, mapfile directives
178 178 * can be used to exclude capabilities that would otherwise be carried over to
179 179 * the output object.
180 180 *
181 181 * CA_SUNW_HW_1, CA_SUNW_SF_1 and CA_SUNW_HW_2 values are bitmasks. A current
182 182 * value, and an exclude value are maintained for each capability.
183 183 *
184 184 * There can be multiple CA_SUNW_PLAT and CA_SUNW_MACH entries and thus Alists
185 185 * are used to collect these entries. A current list for each capability is
186 186 * maintained as Capstr entries, which provide for maintaining the strings
187 187 * eventual index into a string table. An exclude list is maintained as a
188 188 * list of string pointers.
189 189 */
190 190 typedef struct {
191 191 elfcap_mask_t cm_val; /* bitmask value */
192 192 elfcap_mask_t cm_exc; /* bits to exclude from final object */
193 193 } Capmask;
194 194
195 195 typedef struct {
196 196 Alist *cl_val; /* string (Capstr) value */
197 197 APlist *cl_exc; /* strings to exclude from final */
198 198 } Caplist; /* object */
199 199
200 200 typedef struct {
201 201 char *cs_str; /* platform or machine name */
202 202 Word cs_ndx; /* the entries output Cap index */
203 203 } Capstr;
204 204
205 205 typedef uint_t oc_flag_t;
206 206 typedef struct {
207 207 Capmask oc_hw_1; /* CA_SUNW_HW_1 capabilities */
208 208 Capmask oc_sf_1; /* CA_SUNW_SF_1 capabilities */
209 209 Capmask oc_hw_2; /* CA_SUNW_HW_2 capabilities */
210 210 Caplist oc_plat; /* CA_SUNW_PLAT capabilities */
211 211 Caplist oc_mach; /* CA_SUNW_MACH capabilities */
212 212 Capstr oc_id; /* CA_SUNW_ID capability */
213 213 oc_flag_t oc_flags;
214 214 } Objcapset;
215 215
216 216 #define FLG_OCS_USRDEFID 0x1 /* user defined CA_SUNW_ID */
217 217
218 218 /*
219 219 * Bitmasks for a single capability. Capabilities come from input objects,
220 220 * augmented or replaced by mapfile directives. In addition, mapfile directives
221 221 * can be used to exclude bits that would otherwise be set in the output object.
222 222 */
223 223 typedef struct {
224 224 elfcap_mask_t cm_value; /* Bitmask value */
225 225 elfcap_mask_t cm_exclude; /* Bits to remove from final object */
226 226 } CapMask;
227 227
228 228 /*
229 229 * Combine the bitmask in a CapMask with the exclusion mask and
230 230 * return the resulting final value.
231 231 */
232 232 #define CAPMASK_VALUE(_cbmp) ((_cbmp)->cm_value & ~(_cbmp)->cm_exclude)
233 233
234 234 typedef struct {
235 235 CapMask c_hw_1; /* CA_SUNW_HW_1 capabilities */
236 236 CapMask c_sf_1; /* CA_SUNW_SF_1 capabilities */
237 237 CapMask c_hw_2; /* CA_SUNW_HW_2 capabilities */
238 238 } Outcapset;
239 239
240 240
241 241 /*
242 242 * Output file processing structure
243 243 */
244 244 typedef Lword ofl_flag_t;
245 245 typedef Word ofl_guideflag_t;
246 246 struct ofl_desc {
247 247 char *ofl_sgsid; /* link-editor identification */
248 248 const char *ofl_name; /* full file name */
249 249 Elf *ofl_elf; /* elf_memory() elf descriptor */
250 250 Elf *ofl_welf; /* ELF_C_WRITE elf descriptor */
251 251 Ehdr *ofl_dehdr; /* default elf header, and new elf */
252 252 Ehdr *ofl_nehdr; /* header describing this file */
253 253 Phdr *ofl_phdr; /* program header descriptor */
254 254 Phdr *ofl_tlsphdr; /* TLS phdr */
255 255 int ofl_fd; /* file descriptor */
256 256 size_t ofl_size; /* image size */
257 257 APlist *ofl_maps; /* list of input mapfiles */
258 258 APlist *ofl_segs; /* list of segments */
259 259 APlist *ofl_segs_order; /* SEGMENT_ORDER segments */
260 260 avl_tree_t ofl_segs_avl; /* O(log N) access to named segments */
261 261 APlist *ofl_ents; /* list of entrance descriptors */
262 262 avl_tree_t ofl_ents_avl; /* O(log N) access to named ent. desc */
263 263 APlist *ofl_objs; /* relocatable object file list */
264 264 Word ofl_objscnt; /* and count */
265 265 APlist *ofl_ars; /* archive library list */
266 266 Word ofl_arscnt; /* and count */
267 267 int ofl_ars_gsandx; /* archive group argv index. 0 means */
268 268 /* no current group, < 0 means */
269 269 /* error reported. >0 is cur ndx */
270 270 Word ofl_ars_gsndx; /* current -zrescan-start ofl_ars ndx */
271 271 APlist *ofl_sos; /* shared object list */
272 272 Word ofl_soscnt; /* and count */
273 273 APlist *ofl_soneed; /* list of implicitly required .so's */
274 274 APlist *ofl_socntl; /* list of .so control definitions */
275 275 Rel_cache ofl_outrels; /* list of output relocations */
276 276 Rel_cache ofl_actrels; /* list of relocations to perform */
277 277 APlist *ofl_relaux; /* Rel_aux cache for outrels/actrels */
278 278 Word ofl_entrelscnt; /* no of relocations entered */
279 279 Alist *ofl_copyrels; /* list of copy relocations */
280 280 APlist *ofl_ordered; /* list of shf_ordered sections */
281 281 APlist *ofl_symdtent; /* list of syminfo symbols that need */
282 282 /* to reference .dynamic entries */
283 283 APlist *ofl_ismove; /* list of .SUNW_move sections */
284 284 APlist *ofl_ismoverel; /* list of relocation input section */
285 285 /* targeting to expanded area */
286 286 APlist *ofl_parsyms; /* list of partially initialized */
287 287 /* symbols (ie. move symbols) */
288 288 APlist *ofl_extrarels; /* relocation sections which have */
289 289 /* a NULL sh_info */
290 290 avl_tree_t *ofl_groups; /* pointer to head of Groups AVL tree */
291 291 APlist *ofl_initarray; /* list of init array func names */
292 292 APlist *ofl_finiarray; /* list of fini array func names */
293 293 APlist *ofl_preiarray; /* list of preinit array func names */
294 294 APlist *ofl_rtldinfo; /* list of rtldinfo syms */
295 295 APlist *ofl_osgroups; /* list of output GROUP sections */
296 296 APlist *ofl_ostlsseg; /* pointer to sections in TLS segment */
297 297 APlist *ofl_unwind; /* list of unwind output sections */
298 298 Os_desc *ofl_unwindhdr; /* Unwind hdr */
299 299 avl_tree_t ofl_symavl; /* pointer to head of Syms AVL tree */
300 300 Sym_desc **ofl_regsyms; /* array of potential register */
301 301 Word ofl_regsymsno; /* symbols and array count */
302 302 Word ofl_regsymcnt; /* no. of output register symbols */
303 303 Word ofl_lregsymcnt; /* no. of local register symbols */
304 304 Sym_desc *ofl_dtracesym; /* ld -zdtrace= */
305 305 ofl_flag_t ofl_flags; /* various state bits, args etc. */
306 306 ofl_flag_t ofl_flags1; /* more flags */
307 307 void *ofl_entry; /* entry point (-e and Sym_desc *) */
308 308 char *ofl_filtees; /* shared objects we are a filter for */
309 309 const char *ofl_soname; /* (-h option) output file name for */
310 310 /* dynamic structure */
311 311 const char *ofl_interp; /* interpreter name used by exec() */
312 312 char *ofl_rpath; /* run path to store in .dynamic */
313 313 char *ofl_config; /* config path to store in .dynamic */
314 314 APlist *ofl_ulibdirs; /* user supplied library search list */
315 315 APlist *ofl_dlibdirs; /* default library search list */
316 316 Word ofl_vercnt; /* number of versions to generate */
317 317 APlist *ofl_verdesc; /* list of version descriptors */
318 318 size_t ofl_verdefsz; /* size of version definition section */
319 319 size_t ofl_verneedsz; /* size of version needed section */
320 320 Word ofl_entercnt; /* no. of global symbols entered */
321 321 Word ofl_globcnt; /* no. of global symbols to output */
322 322 Word ofl_scopecnt; /* no. of scoped symbols to output */
323 323 Word ofl_dynscopecnt; /* no. scoped syms in .SUNW_ldynsym */
324 324 Word ofl_elimcnt; /* no. of eliminated symbols */
325 325 Word ofl_locscnt; /* no. of local symbols in .symtab */
326 326 Word ofl_dynlocscnt; /* no. local symbols in .SUNW_ldynsym */
327 327 Word ofl_dynsymsortcnt; /* no. ndx in .SUNW_dynsymsort */
328 328 Word ofl_dyntlssortcnt; /* no. ndx in .SUNW_dyntlssort */
329 329 Word ofl_dynshdrcnt; /* no. of output section in .dynsym */
330 330 Word ofl_shdrcnt; /* no. of output sections */
331 331 Word ofl_caploclcnt; /* no. of local capabilities symbols */
332 332 Word ofl_capsymcnt; /* no. of symbol capabilities entries */
333 333 /* required */
334 334 Word ofl_capchaincnt; /* no. of Capchain symbols */
335 335 APlist *ofl_capgroups; /* list of capabilities groups */
336 336 avl_tree_t *ofl_capfamilies; /* capability family AVL tree */
337 337 Str_tbl *ofl_shdrsttab; /* Str_tbl for shdr strtab */
338 338 Str_tbl *ofl_strtab; /* Str_tbl for symtab strtab */
339 339 Str_tbl *ofl_dynstrtab; /* Str_tbl for dymsym strtab */
340 340 Gotndx *ofl_tlsldgotndx; /* index to LD TLS_index structure */
341 341 Xword ofl_relocsz; /* size of output relocations */
342 342 Xword ofl_relocgotsz; /* size of .got relocations */
343 343 Xword ofl_relocpltsz; /* size of .plt relocations */
344 344 Xword ofl_relocbsssz; /* size of .bss (copy) relocations */
345 345 Xword ofl_relocrelsz; /* size of .rel[a] relocations */
346 346 Word ofl_relocincnt; /* no. of input relocations */
347 347 Word ofl_reloccnt; /* tot number of output relocations */
348 348 Word ofl_reloccntsub; /* tot numb of output relocations to */
349 349 /* skip (-zignore) */
350 350 Word ofl_relocrelcnt; /* tot number of relative */
351 351 /* relocations */
352 352 Word ofl_gotcnt; /* no. of .got entries */
353 353 Word ofl_pltcnt; /* no. of .plt entries */
354 354 Word ofl_pltpad; /* no. of .plt padd entries */
355 355 Word ofl_hashbkts; /* no. of hash buckets required */
356 356 Is_desc *ofl_isbss; /* .bss input section (globals) */
357 357 Is_desc *ofl_islbss; /* .lbss input section (globals) */
358 358 Is_desc *ofl_istlsbss; /* .tlsbss input section (globals) */
359 359 Is_desc *ofl_isparexpn; /* -z nopartial .data input section */
360 360 Os_desc *ofl_osdynamic; /* .dynamic output section */
361 361 Os_desc *ofl_osdynsym; /* .dynsym output section */
362 362 Os_desc *ofl_osldynsym; /* .SUNW_ldynsym output section */
363 363 Os_desc *ofl_osdynstr; /* .dynstr output section */
364 364 Os_desc *ofl_osdynsymsort; /* .SUNW_dynsymsort output section */
365 365 Os_desc *ofl_osdyntlssort; /* .SUNW_dyntlssort output section */
366 366 Os_desc *ofl_osgot; /* .got output section */
367 367 Os_desc *ofl_oshash; /* .hash output section */
368 368 Os_desc *ofl_osinitarray; /* .init_array output section */
369 369 Os_desc *ofl_osfiniarray; /* .fini_array output section */
370 370 Os_desc *ofl_ospreinitarray; /* .preinit_array output section */
371 371 Os_desc *ofl_osinterp; /* .interp output section */
372 372 Os_desc *ofl_oscap; /* .SUNW_cap output section */
373 373 Os_desc *ofl_oscapinfo; /* .SUNW_capinfo output section */
374 374 Os_desc *ofl_oscapchain; /* .SUNW_capchain output section */
375 375 Os_desc *ofl_osplt; /* .plt output section */
376 376 Os_desc *ofl_osmove; /* .SUNW_move output section */
377 377 Os_desc *ofl_osrelhead; /* first relocation section */
378 378 Os_desc *ofl_osrel; /* .rel[a] relocation section */
379 379 Os_desc *ofl_osshstrtab; /* .shstrtab output section */
380 380 Os_desc *ofl_osstrtab; /* .strtab output section */
381 381 Os_desc *ofl_ossymtab; /* .symtab output section */
382 382 Os_desc *ofl_ossymshndx; /* .symtab_shndx output section */
383 383 Os_desc *ofl_osdynshndx; /* .dynsym_shndx output section */
384 384 Os_desc *ofl_osldynshndx; /* .SUNW_ldynsym_shndx output sec */
385 385 Os_desc *ofl_osverdef; /* .version definition output section */
386 386 Os_desc *ofl_osverneed; /* .version needed output section */
387 387 Os_desc *ofl_osversym; /* .version symbol ndx output section */
388 388 Word ofl_dtflags_1; /* DT_FLAGS_1 entries */
389 389 Word ofl_dtflags; /* DT_FLAGS entries */
390 390 Os_desc *ofl_ossyminfo; /* .SUNW_syminfo output section */
391 391 Half ofl_parexpnndx; /* -z nopartial section index */
392 392 /* Ref. at perform_outreloc() in */
393 393 /* libld/{mach}/machrel.c */
394 394 Xword *ofl_checksum; /* DT_CHECKSUM value address */
395 395 char *ofl_depaudit; /* dependency auditing required (-P) */
396 396 char *ofl_audit; /* object auditing required (-p) */
397 397 Alist *ofl_symfltrs; /* per-symbol filtees and their */
398 398 Alist *ofl_dtsfltrs; /* associated .dynamic/.dynstrs */
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399 399 Objcapset ofl_ocapset; /* object capabilities */
400 400 Lm_list *ofl_lml; /* runtime link-map list */
401 401 Gottable *ofl_gottable; /* debugging got information */
402 402 Rlxrel_cache ofl_sr_cache; /* Cache last result from */
403 403 /* sloppy_comdat_reloc() */
404 404 APlist *ofl_maptext; /* mapfile added text sections */
405 405 APlist *ofl_mapdata; /* mapfile added data sections */
406 406 avl_tree_t *ofl_wrap; /* -z wrap symbols */
407 407 ofl_guideflag_t ofl_guideflags; /* -z guide flags */
408 408 APlist *ofl_assdeflib; /* -z assert-deflib exceptions */
409 + int ofl_aslr; /* -z aslr, -1 is disable, 1 is enable */
410 + /*
411 + * XXX: I'd rather this be ofl_secflags, -z secflags, and
412 + * DT_ILL_SECFLAGS, with ASLR and -z aslr for compat. I think? maybe?
413 + */
409 414 };
410 415
411 416 #define FLG_OF_DYNAMIC 0x00000001 /* generate dynamic output module */
412 417 #define FLG_OF_STATIC 0x00000002 /* generate static output module */
413 418 #define FLG_OF_EXEC 0x00000004 /* generate an executable */
414 419 #define FLG_OF_RELOBJ 0x00000008 /* generate a relocatable object */
415 420 #define FLG_OF_SHAROBJ 0x00000010 /* generate a shared object */
416 421 #define FLG_OF_BFLAG 0x00000020 /* do no special plt building: -b */
417 422 #define FLG_OF_IGNENV 0x00000040 /* ignore LD_LIBRARY_PATH: -i */
418 423 #define FLG_OF_STRIP 0x00000080 /* strip output: -s */
419 424 #define FLG_OF_NOWARN 0x00000100 /* disable symbol warnings: -t */
420 425 #define FLG_OF_NOUNDEF 0x00000200 /* allow no undefined symbols: -zdefs */
421 426 #define FLG_OF_PURETXT 0x00000400 /* allow no text relocations: -ztext */
422 427 #define FLG_OF_GENMAP 0x00000800 /* generate a memory map: -m */
423 428 #define FLG_OF_DYNLIBS 0x00001000 /* dynamic input allowed: -Bdynamic */
424 429 #define FLG_OF_SYMBOLIC 0x00002000 /* bind global symbols: -Bsymbolic */
425 430 #define FLG_OF_ADDVERS 0x00004000 /* add version stamp: -Qy */
426 431 #define FLG_OF_NOLDYNSYM 0x00008000 /* -znoldynsym set */
427 432 #define FLG_OF_IS_ORDER 0x00010000 /* input section ordering within a */
428 433 /* segment is required */
429 434 #define FLG_OF_EC_FILES 0x00020000 /* Ent_desc exist w/non-NULL ec_files */
430 435 #define FLG_OF_TEXTREL 0x00040000 /* text relocations have been found */
431 436 #define FLG_OF_MULDEFS 0x00080000 /* multiple symbols are allowed */
432 437 #define FLG_OF_TLSPHDR 0x00100000 /* a TLS program header is required */
433 438 #define FLG_OF_BLDGOT 0x00200000 /* build GOT table */
434 439 #define FLG_OF_VERDEF 0x00400000 /* record version definitions */
435 440 #define FLG_OF_VERNEED 0x00800000 /* record version dependencies */
436 441 #define FLG_OF_NOVERSEC 0x01000000 /* don't record version sections */
437 442 #define FLG_OF_KEY 0x02000000 /* file requires sort keys */
438 443 #define FLG_OF_PROCRED 0x04000000 /* process any symbol reductions by */
439 444 /* effecting the symbol table */
440 445 /* output and relocations */
441 446 #define FLG_OF_SYMINFO 0x08000000 /* create a syminfo section */
442 447 #define FLG_OF_AUX 0x10000000 /* ofl_filter is an auxiliary filter */
443 448 #define FLG_OF_FATAL 0x20000000 /* fatal error during input */
444 449 #define FLG_OF_WARN 0x40000000 /* warning during input processing. */
445 450 #define FLG_OF_VERBOSE 0x80000000 /* -z verbose flag set */
446 451
447 452 #define FLG_OF_MAPSYMB 0x000100000000 /* symbolic scope definition seen */
448 453 #define FLG_OF_MAPGLOB 0x000200000000 /* global scope definition seen */
449 454 #define FLG_OF_COMREL 0x000400000000 /* -z combreloc set, which enables */
450 455 /* DT_RELACNT tracking, */
451 456 #define FLG_OF_NOCOMREL 0x000800000000 /* -z nocombreloc set */
452 457 #define FLG_OF_AUTOLCL 0x001000000000 /* automatically reduce unspecified */
453 458 /* global symbols to locals */
454 459 #define FLG_OF_AUTOELM 0x002000000000 /* automatically eliminate */
455 460 /* unspecified global symbols */
456 461 #define FLG_OF_REDLSYM 0x004000000000 /* reduce local symbols */
457 462 #define FLG_OF_OS_ORDER 0x008000000000 /* output section ordering required */
458 463 #define FLG_OF_OSABI 0x010000000000 /* tag object as ELFOSABI_SOLARIS */
459 464 #define FLG_OF_ADJOSCNT 0x020000000000 /* adjust ofl_shdrcnt to accommodate */
460 465 /* discarded sections */
461 466 #define FLG_OF_OTOSCAP 0x040000000000 /* convert object capabilities to */
462 467 /* symbol capabilities */
463 468 #define FLG_OF_PTCAP 0x080000000000 /* PT_SUNWCAP required */
464 469 #define FLG_OF_CAPSTRS 0x100000000000 /* capability strings are required */
465 470 #define FLG_OF_EHFRAME 0x200000000000 /* output contains .eh_frame section */
466 471 #define FLG_OF_FATWARN 0x400000000000 /* make warnings fatal */
467 472 #define FLG_OF_ADEFLIB 0x800000000000 /* no libraries in default path */
468 473
469 474 /*
470 475 * In the flags1 arena, establish any options that are applicable to archive
471 476 * extraction first, and associate a mask. These values are recorded with any
472 477 * archive descriptor so that they may be reset should the archive require a
473 478 * rescan to try and resolve undefined symbols.
474 479 */
475 480 #define FLG_OF1_ALLEXRT 0x0000000001 /* extract all members from an */
476 481 /* archive file */
477 482 #define FLG_OF1_WEAKEXT 0x0000000002 /* allow archive extraction to */
478 483 /* resolve weak references */
479 484 #define MSK_OF1_ARCHIVE 0x0000000003 /* archive flags mask */
480 485
481 486 #define FLG_OF1_NOINTRP 0x0000000008 /* -z nointerp flag set */
482 487 #define FLG_OF1_ZDIRECT 0x0000000010 /* -z direct flag set */
483 488 #define FLG_OF1_NDIRECT 0x0000000020 /* no-direct bindings specified */
484 489 #define FLG_OF1_DEFERRED 0x0000000040 /* deferred dependency recording */
485 490
486 491 #define FLG_OF1_RELDYN 0x0000000100 /* process .dynamic in rel obj */
487 492 #define FLG_OF1_NRLXREL 0x0000000200 /* -z norelaxreloc flag set */
488 493 #define FLG_OF1_RLXREL 0x0000000400 /* -z relaxreloc flag set */
489 494 #define FLG_OF1_IGNORE 0x0000000800 /* ignore unused dependencies */
490 495 #define FLG_OF1_NOSGHND 0x0000001000 /* -z nosighandler flag set */
491 496 #define FLG_OF1_TEXTOFF 0x0000002000 /* text relocations are ok */
492 497 #define FLG_OF1_ABSEXEC 0x0000004000 /* -zabsexec set */
493 498 #define FLG_OF1_LAZYLD 0x0000008000 /* lazy loading of objects enabled */
494 499 #define FLG_OF1_GRPPRM 0x0000010000 /* dependencies are to have */
495 500 /* GROUPPERM enabled */
496 501
497 502 #define FLG_OF1_NOPARTI 0x0000040000 /* -znopartial set */
498 503 #define FLG_OF1_BSSOREL 0x0000080000 /* output relocation against bss */
499 504 /* section */
500 505 #define FLG_OF1_TLSOREL 0x0000100000 /* output relocation against .tlsbss */
501 506 /* section */
502 507 #define FLG_OF1_MEMORY 0x0000200000 /* produce a memory model */
503 508 #define FLG_OF1_NGLBDIR 0x0000400000 /* no DT_1_DIRECT flag allowed */
504 509 #define FLG_OF1_ENCDIFF 0x0000800000 /* host running linker has different */
505 510 /* byte order than output object */
506 511 #define FLG_OF1_VADDR 0x0001000000 /* a segment defines explicit vaddr */
507 512 #define FLG_OF1_EXTRACT 0x0002000000 /* archive member has been extracted */
508 513 #define FLG_OF1_RESCAN 0x0004000000 /* any archives should be rescanned */
509 514 #define FLG_OF1_IGNPRC 0x0008000000 /* ignore processing required */
510 515 #define FLG_OF1_NCSTTAB 0x0010000000 /* -znocompstrtab set */
511 516 #define FLG_OF1_DONE 0x0020000000 /* link-editor processing complete */
512 517 #define FLG_OF1_NONREG 0x0040000000 /* non-regular file specified as */
513 518 /* the output file */
514 519 #define FLG_OF1_ALNODIR 0x0080000000 /* establish NODIRECT for all */
515 520 /* exported interfaces. */
516 521 #define FLG_OF1_OVHWCAP1 0x0100000000 /* override CA_SUNW_HW_1 capabilities */
517 522 #define FLG_OF1_OVSFCAP1 0x0200000000 /* override CA_SUNW_SF_1 capabilities */
518 523 #define FLG_OF1_OVHWCAP2 0x0400000000 /* override CA_SUNW_HW_2 capabilities */
519 524 #define FLG_OF1_OVMACHCAP 0x0800000000 /* override CA_SUNW_MACH capability */
520 525 #define FLG_OF1_OVPLATCAP 0x1000000000 /* override CA_SUNW_PLAT capability */
521 526 #define FLG_OF1_OVIDCAP 0x2000000000 /* override CA_SUNW_ID capability */
522 527
523 528 /*
524 529 * Guidance flags. The flags with the FLG_OFG_NO_ prefix are used to suppress
525 530 * messages for a given category, and use the lower 28 bits of the word,
526 531 * The upper nibble is reserved for other guidance status.
527 532 */
528 533 #define FLG_OFG_ENABLE 0x10000000 /* -z guidance option active */
529 534 #define FLG_OFG_ISSUED 0x20000000 /* -z guidance message issued */
530 535
531 536 #define FLG_OFG_NO_ALL 0x0fffffff /* disable all guidance */
532 537 #define FLG_OFG_NO_DEFS 0x00000001 /* specify all dependencies */
533 538 #define FLG_OFG_NO_DB 0x00000002 /* use direct bindings */
534 539 #define FLG_OFG_NO_LAZY 0x00000004 /* be explicit about lazyload */
535 540 #define FLG_OFG_NO_MF 0x00000008 /* use v2 mapfile syntax */
536 541 #define FLG_OFG_NO_TEXT 0x00000010 /* verify pure text segment */
537 542 #define FLG_OFG_NO_UNUSED 0x00000020 /* remove unused dependency */
538 543
539 544 /*
540 545 * Test to see if a guidance should be given for a given category
541 546 * or not. _no_flag is one of the FLG_OFG_NO_xxx flags. Returns TRUE
542 547 * if the guidance should be issued, and FALSE to remain silent.
543 548 */
544 549 #define OFL_GUIDANCE(_ofl, _no_flag) (((_ofl)->ofl_guideflags & \
545 550 (FLG_OFG_ENABLE | (_no_flag))) == FLG_OFG_ENABLE)
546 551
547 552 /*
548 553 * Test to see if the output file would allow the presence of
549 554 * a .dynsym section.
550 555 */
551 556 #define OFL_ALLOW_DYNSYM(_ofl) (((_ofl)->ofl_flags & \
552 557 (FLG_OF_DYNAMIC | FLG_OF_RELOBJ)) == FLG_OF_DYNAMIC)
553 558
554 559 /*
555 560 * Test to see if the output file would allow the presence of
556 561 * a .SUNW_ldynsym section. The requirements are that a .dynsym
557 562 * is allowed, and -znoldynsym has not been specified. Note that
558 563 * even if the answer is True (1), we will only generate one if there
559 564 * are local symbols that require it.
560 565 */
561 566 #define OFL_ALLOW_LDYNSYM(_ofl) (((_ofl)->ofl_flags & \
562 567 (FLG_OF_DYNAMIC | FLG_OF_RELOBJ | FLG_OF_NOLDYNSYM)) == FLG_OF_DYNAMIC)
563 568
564 569 /*
565 570 * Test to see if relocation processing should be done. This is normally
566 571 * true, but can be disabled via the '-z noreloc' option. Note that
567 572 * relocatable objects are still relocated even if '-z noreloc' is present.
568 573 */
569 574 #define OFL_DO_RELOC(_ofl) (((_ofl)->ofl_flags & FLG_OF_RELOBJ) || \
570 575 !((_ofl)->ofl_dtflags_1 & DF_1_NORELOC))
571 576
572 577 /*
573 578 * Determine whether a static executable is being built.
574 579 */
575 580 #define OFL_IS_STATIC_EXEC(_ofl) (((_ofl)->ofl_flags & \
576 581 (FLG_OF_STATIC | FLG_OF_EXEC)) == (FLG_OF_STATIC | FLG_OF_EXEC))
577 582
578 583 /*
579 584 * Determine whether a static object is being built. This macro is used
580 585 * to select the appropriate string table, and symbol table that other
581 586 * sections need to reference.
582 587 */
583 588 #define OFL_IS_STATIC_OBJ(_ofl) ((_ofl)->ofl_flags & \
584 589 (FLG_OF_RELOBJ | FLG_OF_STATIC))
585 590
586 591 /*
587 592 * Macros for counting symbol table entries. These are used to size symbol
588 593 * tables and associated sections (.syminfo, SUNW_capinfo, .hash, etc.) and
589 594 * set required sh_info entries (the offset to the first global symbol).
590 595 */
591 596 #define SYMTAB_LOC_CNT(_ofl) /* local .symtab entries */ \
592 597 (2 + /* NULL and STT_FILE */ \
593 598 (_ofl)->ofl_shdrcnt + /* section symbol */ \
594 599 (_ofl)->ofl_caploclcnt + /* local capabilities */ \
595 600 (_ofl)->ofl_scopecnt + /* scoped symbols */ \
596 601 (_ofl)->ofl_locscnt) /* standard locals */
597 602 #define SYMTAB_ALL_CNT(_ofl) /* all .symtab entries */ \
598 603 (SYMTAB_LOC_CNT(_ofl) + /* .symtab locals */ \
599 604 (_ofl)->ofl_globcnt) /* standard globals */
600 605
601 606 #define DYNSYM_LOC_CNT(_ofl) /* local .dynsym entries */ \
602 607 (1 + /* NULL */ \
603 608 (_ofl)->ofl_dynshdrcnt + /* section symbols */ \
604 609 (_ofl)->ofl_caploclcnt + /* local capabilities */ \
605 610 (_ofl)->ofl_lregsymcnt) /* local register symbols */
606 611 #define DYNSYM_ALL_CNT(_ofl) /* all .dynsym entries */ \
607 612 (DYNSYM_LOC_CNT(_ofl) + /* .dynsym locals */ \
608 613 (_ofl)->ofl_globcnt) /* standard globals */
609 614
610 615 /*
611 616 * Define a move descriptor used within relocation structures.
612 617 */
613 618 typedef struct {
614 619 Move *mr_move;
615 620 Sym_desc *mr_sym;
616 621 } Mv_reloc;
617 622
618 623 /*
619 624 * Relocation (active & output) processing structure - transparent to common
620 625 * code. There can be millions of these structures in a large link, so it
621 626 * is important to keep it small. You should only add new items to Rel_desc
622 627 * if they are critical, apply to most relocations, and cannot be easily
623 628 * computed from the other information.
624 629 *
625 630 * Items that can be derived should be implemented as a function that accepts
626 631 * a Rel_desc argument, and returns the desired data. ld_reloc_sym_name() is
627 632 * an example of this.
628 633 *
629 634 * Lesser used relocation data is kept in an auxiliary block, Rel_aux,
630 635 * that is only allocated as necessary. In exchange for adding one pointer
631 636 * of overhead to Rel_desc (rel_aux), most relocations are reduced in size
632 637 * by the size of Rel_aux. This strategy relies on the data in Rel_aux
633 638 * being rarely needed --- otherwise it will backfire badly.
634 639 *
635 640 * Note that rel_raddend is primarily only of interest to RELA relocations,
636 641 * and is set to 0 for REL. However, there is an exception: If FLG_REL_NADDEND
637 642 * is set, then rel_raddend contains a replacement value for the implicit
638 643 * addend found in the relocation target.
639 644 *
640 645 * Fields should be ordered from largest to smallest, to minimize packing
641 646 * holes in the struct layout.
642 647 */
643 648 struct rel_desc {
644 649 Is_desc *rel_isdesc; /* input section reloc is against */
645 650 Sym_desc *rel_sym; /* sym relocation is against */
646 651 Rel_aux *rel_aux; /* NULL, or auxiliary data */
647 652 Xword rel_roffset; /* relocation offset */
648 653 Sxword rel_raddend; /* addend from input relocation */
649 654 Word rel_flags; /* misc. flags for relocations */
650 655 Word rel_rtype; /* relocation type */
651 656 };
652 657
653 658 /*
654 659 * Data that would be kept in Rel_desc if the size of that structure was
655 660 * not an issue. This auxiliary block is only allocated as needed,
656 661 * and must only contain rarely needed items. The goal is for the vast
657 662 * majority of Rel_desc structs to not have an auxiliary block.
658 663 *
659 664 * When a Rel_desc does not have an auxiliary block, a default value
660 665 * is assumed for each auxiliary item:
661 666 *
662 667 * - ra_osdesc:
663 668 * Output section to which relocation applies. The default
664 669 * value for this is the output section associated with the
665 670 * input section (rel_isdesc->is_osdesc), or NULL if there
666 671 * is no associated input section.
667 672 *
668 673 * - ra_usym:
669 674 * If the symbol associated with a relocation is part of a weak/strong
670 675 * pair, then ra_usym contains the strong symbol and rel_sym the weak.
671 676 * Otherwise, the default value is the same value as rel_sym.
672 677 *
673 678 * - ra_move:
674 679 * Move table data. The default value is NULL.
675 680 *
676 681 * - ra_typedata:
677 682 * ELF_R_TYPE_DATA(info). This value applies only to a small
678 683 * subset of 64-bit sparc relocations, and is otherwise 0. The
679 684 * default value is 0.
680 685 *
681 686 * If any value in Rel_aux is non-default, then an auxiliary block is
682 687 * necessary, and each field contains its actual value. If all the auxiliary
683 688 * values are default, no Rel_aux is needed, and the RELAUX_GET_xxx()
684 689 * macros below are able to supply the proper default.
685 690 *
686 691 * To set a Rel_aux value, use the ld_reloc_set_aux_XXX() functions.
687 692 * These functions are written to avoid unnecessary auxiliary allocations,
688 693 * and know the rules for each item.
689 694 */
690 695 struct rel_aux {
691 696 Os_desc *ra_osdesc; /* output section reloc is against */
692 697 Sym_desc *ra_usym; /* strong sym if this is a weak pair */
693 698 Mv_reloc *ra_move; /* move table information */
694 699 Word ra_typedata; /* ELF_R_TYPE_DATA(info) */
695 700 };
696 701
697 702 /*
698 703 * Test a given auxiliary value to determine if it has the default value
699 704 * for that item, as described above. If all the auxiliary items have
700 705 * their default values, no auxiliary place is necessary to represent them.
701 706 * If any one of them is non-default, the auxiliary block is needed.
702 707 */
703 708 #define RELAUX_ISDEFAULT_MOVE(_rdesc, _mv) (_mv == NULL)
704 709 #define RELAUX_ISDEFAULT_USYM(_rdesc, _usym) ((_rdesc)->rel_sym == _usym)
705 710 #define RELAUX_ISDEFAULT_OSDESC(_rdesc, _osdesc) \
706 711 ((((_rdesc)->rel_isdesc == NULL) && (_osdesc == NULL)) || \
707 712 ((_rdesc)->rel_isdesc && ((_rdesc)->rel_isdesc->is_osdesc == _osdesc)))
708 713 #define RELAUX_ISDEFAULT_TYPEDATA(_rdesc, _typedata) (_typedata == 0)
709 714
710 715 /*
711 716 * Retrieve the value of an auxiliary relocation item, preserving the illusion
712 717 * that every relocation descriptor has an auxiliary block attached. The
713 718 * real implementation is that an auxiliary block is only present if one or
714 719 * more auxiliary items have non-default values. These macros return the true
715 720 * value if an auxiliary block is present, and the default value for the
716 721 * item otherwise.
717 722 */
718 723 #define RELAUX_GET_MOVE(_rdesc) \
719 724 ((_rdesc)->rel_aux ? (_rdesc)->rel_aux->ra_move : NULL)
720 725 #define RELAUX_GET_USYM(_rdesc) \
721 726 ((_rdesc)->rel_aux ? (_rdesc)->rel_aux->ra_usym : (_rdesc)->rel_sym)
722 727 #define RELAUX_GET_OSDESC(_rdesc) \
723 728 ((_rdesc)->rel_aux ? (_rdesc)->rel_aux->ra_osdesc : \
724 729 ((_rdesc)->rel_isdesc ? (_rdesc)->rel_isdesc->is_osdesc : NULL))
725 730 #define RELAUX_GET_TYPEDATA(_rdesc) \
726 731 ((_rdesc)->rel_aux ? (_rdesc)->rel_aux->ra_typedata : 0)
727 732
728 733 /*
729 734 * common flags used on the Rel_desc structure (defined in machrel.h).
730 735 */
731 736 #define FLG_REL_GOT 0x00000001 /* relocation against GOT */
732 737 #define FLG_REL_PLT 0x00000002 /* relocation against PLT */
733 738 #define FLG_REL_BSS 0x00000004 /* relocation against BSS */
734 739 #define FLG_REL_LOAD 0x00000008 /* section loadable */
735 740 #define FLG_REL_SCNNDX 0x00000010 /* use section index for symbol ndx */
736 741 #define FLG_REL_CLVAL 0x00000020 /* clear VALUE for active relocation */
737 742 #define FLG_REL_ADVAL 0x00000040 /* add VALUE for output relocation, */
738 743 /* only relevant to SPARC and */
739 744 /* R_SPARC_RELATIVE */
740 745 #define FLG_REL_GOTCL 0x00000080 /* clear the GOT entry. This is */
741 746 /* relevant to RELA relocations, */
742 747 /* not REL (i386) relocations */
743 748 #define FLG_REL_MOVETAB 0x00000100 /* Relocation against .SUNW_move */
744 749 /* adjustments required before */
745 750 /* actual relocation */
746 751 #define FLG_REL_NOINFO 0x00000200 /* Relocation comes from a section */
747 752 /* with a null sh_info field */
748 753 #define FLG_REL_REG 0x00000400 /* Relocation target is reg sym */
749 754 #define FLG_REL_FPTR 0x00000800 /* relocation against func. desc. */
750 755 #define FLG_REL_RFPTR1 0x00001000 /* Relative relocation against */
751 756 /* 1st part of FD */
752 757 #define FLG_REL_RFPTR2 0x00002000 /* Relative relocation against */
753 758 /* 2nd part of FD */
754 759 #define FLG_REL_DISP 0x00004000 /* *disp* relocation */
755 760 #define FLG_REL_STLS 0x00008000 /* IE TLS reference to */
756 761 /* static TLS GOT index */
757 762 #define FLG_REL_DTLS 0x00010000 /* GD TLS reference relative to */
758 763 /* dynamic TLS GOT index */
759 764 #define FLG_REL_MTLS 0x00020000 /* LD TLS reference against GOT */
760 765 #define FLG_REL_STTLS 0x00040000 /* LE TLS reference directly */
761 766 /* to static tls index */
762 767 #define FLG_REL_TLSFIX 0x00080000 /* relocation points to TLS instr. */
763 768 /* which needs updating */
764 769 #define FLG_REL_RELA 0x00100000 /* descriptor captures a Rela */
765 770 #define FLG_REL_GOTFIX 0x00200000 /* relocation points to GOTOP instr. */
766 771 /* which needs updating */
767 772 #define FLG_REL_NADDEND 0x00400000 /* Replace implicit addend in dest */
768 773 /* with value in rel_raddend */
769 774 /* Relevant to REL (i386) */
770 775 /* relocations, not to RELA. */
771 776
772 777 /*
773 778 * We often need the name of the symbol contained in a relocation descriptor
774 779 * for diagnostic or error output. This is usually the symbol name, but
775 780 * we substitute a constructed name in some cases. Hence, the name is
776 781 * generated on the fly by a private function within libld. This is the
777 782 * prototype for that function.
778 783 */
779 784 typedef const char *(* rel_desc_sname_func_t)(Rel_desc *);
780 785
781 786 /*
782 787 * Header for a relocation descriptor cache buffer.
783 788 */
784 789 struct rel_cachebuf {
785 790 Rel_desc *rc_end;
786 791 Rel_desc *rc_free;
787 792 Rel_desc rc_arr[1];
788 793 };
789 794
790 795 /*
791 796 * Header for a relocation auxiliary descriptor cache buffer.
792 797 */
793 798 struct rel_aux_cachebuf {
794 799 Rel_aux *rac_end;
795 800 Rel_aux *rac_free;
796 801 Rel_aux rac_arr[1];
797 802 };
798 803
799 804 /*
800 805 * Convenience macro for traversing every relocation descriptor found within
801 806 * a given relocation cache, transparently handling the cache buffers and
802 807 * skipping any unallocated descriptors within the buffers.
803 808 *
804 809 * entry:
805 810 * _rel_cache - Relocate descriptor cache (Rel_cache) to traverse
806 811 * _idx - Aliste index variable for use by the macro
807 812 * _rcbp - Cache buffer pointer, for use by the macro
808 813 * _orsp - Rel_desc pointer, which will take on the value of a different
809 814 * relocation descriptor in the cache in each iteration.
810 815 *
811 816 * The caller must not assign new values to _idx, _rcbp, or _orsp within
812 817 * the scope of REL_CACHE_TRAVERSE.
813 818 */
814 819 #define REL_CACHE_TRAVERSE(_rel_cache, _idx, _rcbp, _orsp) \
815 820 for (APLIST_TRAVERSE((_rel_cache)->rc_list, _idx, _rcbp)) \
816 821 for (_orsp = _rcbp->rc_arr; _orsp < _rcbp->rc_free; _orsp++)
817 822
818 823 /*
819 824 * Symbol value descriptor. For relocatable objects, each symbols value is
820 825 * its offset within its associated section. Therefore, to uniquely define
821 826 * each symbol within a relocatable object, record and sort the sh_offset and
822 827 * symbol value. This information is used to search for displacement
823 828 * relocations as part of copy relocation validation.
824 829 */
825 830 typedef struct {
826 831 Addr ssv_value;
827 832 Sym_desc *ssv_sdp;
828 833 } Ssv_desc;
829 834
830 835 /*
831 836 * Input file processing structures.
832 837 */
833 838 struct ifl_desc { /* input file descriptor */
834 839 const char *ifl_name; /* full file name */
835 840 const char *ifl_soname; /* shared object name */
836 841 dev_t ifl_stdev; /* device id and inode number for .so */
837 842 ino_t ifl_stino; /* multiple inclusion checks */
838 843 Ehdr *ifl_ehdr; /* elf header describing this file */
839 844 Elf *ifl_elf; /* elf descriptor for this file */
840 845 Sym_desc **ifl_oldndx; /* original symbol table indices */
841 846 Sym_desc *ifl_locs; /* symbol desc version of locals */
842 847 Ssv_desc *ifl_sortsyms; /* sorted list of symbols by value */
843 848 Word ifl_locscnt; /* no. of local symbols to process */
844 849 Word ifl_symscnt; /* total no. of symbols to process */
845 850 Word ifl_sortcnt; /* no. of sorted symbols to process */
846 851 Word ifl_shnum; /* number of sections in file */
847 852 Word ifl_shstrndx; /* index to .shstrtab */
848 853 Word ifl_vercnt; /* number of versions in file */
849 854 Half ifl_neededndx; /* index to NEEDED in .dyn section */
850 855 Word ifl_flags; /* explicit/implicit reference */
851 856 Is_desc **ifl_isdesc; /* isdesc[scn ndx] = Is_desc ptr */
852 857 Sdf_desc *ifl_sdfdesc; /* control definition */
853 858 Versym *ifl_versym; /* version symbol table array */
854 859 Ver_index *ifl_verndx; /* verndx[ver ndx] = Ver_index */
855 860 APlist *ifl_verdesc; /* version descriptor list */
856 861 APlist *ifl_relsect; /* relocation section list */
857 862 Alist *ifl_groups; /* SHT_GROUP section list */
858 863 Cap_desc *ifl_caps; /* capabilities descriptor */
859 864 };
860 865
861 866 #define FLG_IF_CMDLINE 0x00000001 /* full filename specified from the */
862 867 /* command line (no -l) */
863 868 #define FLG_IF_NEEDED 0x00000002 /* shared object should be recorded */
864 869 #define FLG_IF_DIRECT 0x00000004 /* establish direct bindings to this */
865 870 /* object */
866 871 #define FLG_IF_EXTRACT 0x00000008 /* file extracted from an archive */
867 872 #define FLG_IF_VERNEED 0x00000010 /* version dependency information is */
868 873 /* required */
869 874 #define FLG_IF_DEPREQD 0x00000020 /* dependency is required to satisfy */
870 875 /* symbol references */
871 876 #define FLG_IF_NEEDSTR 0x00000040 /* dependency specified by -Nn */
872 877 /* flag */
873 878 #define FLG_IF_IGNORE 0x00000080 /* ignore unused dependencies */
874 879 #define FLG_IF_NODIRECT 0x00000100 /* object contains symbols that */
875 880 /* cannot be directly bound to */
876 881 #define FLG_IF_LAZYLD 0x00000200 /* dependency should be lazy loaded */
877 882 #define FLG_IF_GRPPRM 0x00000400 /* dependency establishes a group */
878 883 #define FLG_IF_DISPPEND 0x00000800 /* displacement relocation done */
879 884 /* in the ld time. */
880 885 #define FLG_IF_DISPDONE 0x00001000 /* displacement relocation done */
881 886 /* at the run time */
882 887 #define FLG_IF_MAPFILE 0x00002000 /* file is a mapfile */
883 888 #define FLG_IF_HSTRTAB 0x00004000 /* file has a string section */
884 889 #define FLG_IF_FILEREF 0x00008000 /* file contains a section which */
885 890 /* is included in the output */
886 891 /* allocatable image */
887 892 #define FLG_IF_GNUVER 0x00010000 /* file used GNU-style versioning */
888 893 #define FLG_IF_ORDERED 0x00020000 /* ordered section processing */
889 894 /* required */
890 895 #define FLG_IF_OTOSCAP 0x00040000 /* convert object capabilities to */
891 896 /* symbol capabilities */
892 897 #define FLG_IF_DEFERRED 0x00080000 /* dependency is deferred */
893 898 #define FLG_IF_RTLDINF 0x00100000 /* dependency has DT_SUNW_RTLTINF set */
894 899 #define FLG_IF_GROUPS 0x00200000 /* input file has groups to process */
895 900
896 901 /*
897 902 * Symbol states that require the generation of a DT_POSFLAG_1 .dynamic entry.
898 903 */
899 904 #define MSK_IF_POSFLAG1 (FLG_IF_LAZYLD | FLG_IF_GRPPRM | FLG_IF_DEFERRED)
900 905
901 906 /*
902 907 * Symbol states that require an associated Syminfo entry.
903 908 */
904 909 #define MSK_IF_SYMINFO (FLG_IF_LAZYLD | FLG_IF_DIRECT | FLG_IF_DEFERRED)
905 910
906 911
907 912 struct is_desc { /* input section descriptor */
908 913 const char *is_name; /* original section name */
909 914 const char *is_sym_name; /* NULL, or name string to use for */
910 915 /* related STT_SECTION symbols */
911 916 Shdr *is_shdr; /* the elf section header */
912 917 Ifl_desc *is_file; /* infile desc for this section */
913 918 Os_desc *is_osdesc; /* new output section for this */
914 919 /* input section */
915 920 Elf_Data *is_indata; /* input sections raw data */
916 921 Is_desc *is_symshndx; /* related SHT_SYM_SHNDX section */
917 922 Is_desc *is_comdatkeep; /* If COMDAT section is discarded, */
918 923 /* this is section that was kept */
919 924 Word is_scnndx; /* original section index in file */
920 925 Word is_ordndx; /* index for section. Used to decide */
921 926 /* where to insert section when */
922 927 /* reordering sections */
923 928 Word is_keyident; /* key for SHF_{ORDERED|LINK_ORDER} */
924 929 /* processing and ident used for */
925 930 /* placing/ordering sections */
926 931 Word is_flags; /* Various flags */
927 932 };
928 933
929 934 #define FLG_IS_ORDERED 0x0001 /* this is a SHF_ORDERED section */
930 935 #define FLG_IS_KEY 0x0002 /* section requires sort keys */
931 936 #define FLG_IS_DISCARD 0x0004 /* section is to be discarded */
932 937 #define FLG_IS_RELUPD 0x0008 /* symbol defined here may have moved */
933 938 #define FLG_IS_SECTREF 0x0010 /* section has been referenced */
934 939 #define FLG_IS_GDATADEF 0x0020 /* section contains global data sym */
935 940 #define FLG_IS_EXTERNAL 0x0040 /* isp from a user file */
936 941 #define FLG_IS_INSTRMRG 0x0080 /* Usable SHF_MERGE|SHF_STRINGS sec */
937 942 #define FLG_IS_GNSTRMRG 0x0100 /* Generated mergeable string section */
938 943
939 944 #define FLG_IS_PLACE 0x0400 /* section requires to be placed */
940 945 #define FLG_IS_COMDAT 0x0800 /* section is COMDAT */
941 946 #define FLG_IS_EHFRAME 0x1000 /* section is .eh_frame */
942 947
943 948 /*
944 949 * Output sections contain lists of input sections that are assigned to them.
945 950 * These items fall into 4 categories:
946 951 * BEFORE - Ordered sections that specify SHN_BEFORE, in input order.
947 952 * ORDERED - Ordered sections that are sorted using unsorted sections
948 953 * as the sort key.
949 954 * DEFAULT - Sections that are placed into the output section
950 955 * in input order.
951 956 * AFTER - Ordered sections that specify SHN_AFTER, in input order.
952 957 */
953 958 #define OS_ISD_BEFORE 0
954 959 #define OS_ISD_ORDERED 1
955 960 #define OS_ISD_DEFAULT 2
956 961 #define OS_ISD_AFTER 3
957 962 #define OS_ISD_NUM 4
958 963 typedef APlist *os_isdecs_arr[OS_ISD_NUM];
959 964
960 965 /*
961 966 * Convenience macro for traversing every input section associated
962 967 * with a given output section. The primary benefit of this macro
963 968 * is that it preserves a precious level of code indentation in the
964 969 * code that uses it.
965 970 */
966 971 #define OS_ISDESCS_TRAVERSE(_list_idx, _osp, _idx, _isp) \
967 972 for (_list_idx = 0; _list_idx < OS_ISD_NUM; _list_idx++) \
968 973 for (APLIST_TRAVERSE(_osp->os_isdescs[_list_idx], _idx, _isp))
969 974
970 975
971 976 /*
972 977 * Map file and output file processing structures
973 978 */
974 979 struct os_desc { /* Output section descriptor */
975 980 const char *os_name; /* the section name */
976 981 Elf_Scn *os_scn; /* the elf section descriptor */
977 982 Shdr *os_shdr; /* the elf section header */
978 983 Os_desc *os_relosdesc; /* the output relocation section */
979 984 APlist *os_relisdescs; /* reloc input section descriptors */
980 985 /* for this output section */
981 986 os_isdecs_arr os_isdescs; /* lists of input sections in output */
982 987 APlist *os_mstrisdescs; /* FLG_IS_INSTRMRG input sections */
983 988 Sg_desc *os_sgdesc; /* segment os_desc is placed on */
984 989 Elf_Data *os_outdata; /* output sections raw data */
985 990 avl_tree_t *os_comdats; /* AVL tree of COMDAT input sections */
986 991 /* associated to output section */
987 992 Word os_identndx; /* section identifier for input */
988 993 /* section processing, followed */
989 994 /* by section symbol index */
990 995 Word os_ordndx; /* index for section. Used to decide */
991 996 /* where to insert section when */
992 997 /* reordering sections */
993 998 Xword os_szoutrels; /* size of output relocation section */
994 999 uint_t os_namehash; /* hash on section name */
995 1000 uchar_t os_flags; /* various flags */
996 1001 };
997 1002
998 1003 #define FLG_OS_KEY 0x01 /* section requires sort keys */
999 1004 #define FLG_OS_OUTREL 0x02 /* output rel against this section */
1000 1005 #define FLG_OS_SECTREF 0x04 /* isps are not affected by -zignore */
1001 1006 #define FLG_OS_EHFRAME 0x08 /* section is .eh_frame */
1002 1007
1003 1008 /*
1004 1009 * The sg_id field of the segment descriptor is used to establish the default
1005 1010 * order for program headers and segments in the output object. Segments are
1006 1011 * ordered according to the following SGID values that classify them based on
1007 1012 * their attributes. The initial set of built in segments are in this order,
1008 1013 * and new mapfile defined segments are inserted into these groups. Within a
1009 1014 * given SGID group, the position of new segments depends on the syntax
1010 1015 * version of the mapfile that creates them. Version 1 (original sysv)
1011 1016 * mapfiles place the new segment at the head of their group (reverse creation
1012 1017 * order). The newer syntax places them at the end, following the others
1013 1018 * (creation order).
1014 1019 *
1015 1020 * Note that any new segments must always be added after PT_PHDR and
1016 1021 * PT_INTERP (refer Generic ABI, Page 5-4).
1017 1022 */
1018 1023 #define SGID_PHDR 0 /* PT_PHDR */
1019 1024 #define SGID_INTERP 1 /* PT_INTERP */
1020 1025 #define SGID_SUNWCAP 2 /* PT_SUNWCAP */
1021 1026 #define SGID_TEXT 3 /* PT_LOAD */
1022 1027 #define SGID_DATA 4 /* PT_LOAD */
1023 1028 #define SGID_BSS 5 /* PT_LOAD */
1024 1029 #if defined(_ELF64)
1025 1030 #define SGID_LRODATA 6 /* PT_LOAD (amd64-only) */
1026 1031 #define SGID_LDATA 7 /* PT_LOAD (amd64-only) */
1027 1032 #endif
1028 1033 #define SGID_TEXT_EMPTY 8 /* PT_LOAD, reserved (?E in version 1 syntax) */
1029 1034 #define SGID_NULL_EMPTY 9 /* PT_NULL, reserved (?E in version 1 syntax) */
1030 1035 #define SGID_DYN 10 /* PT_DYNAMIC */
1031 1036 #define SGID_DTRACE 11 /* PT_SUNWDTRACE */
1032 1037 #define SGID_TLS 12 /* PT_TLS */
1033 1038 #define SGID_UNWIND 13 /* PT_SUNW_UNWIND */
1034 1039 #define SGID_SUNWSTACK 14 /* PT_SUNWSTACK */
1035 1040 #define SGID_NOTE 15 /* PT_NOTE */
1036 1041 #define SGID_NULL 16 /* PT_NULL, mapfile defined empty phdr slots */
1037 1042 /* for use by post processors */
1038 1043 #define SGID_EXTRA 17 /* PT_NULL (final catchall) */
1039 1044
1040 1045 typedef Half sg_flags_t;
1041 1046 struct sg_desc { /* output segment descriptor */
1042 1047 Word sg_id; /* segment identifier (for sorting) */
1043 1048 Phdr sg_phdr; /* segment header for output file */
1044 1049 const char *sg_name; /* segment name for PT_LOAD, PT_NOTE, */
1045 1050 /* and PT_NULL, otherwise NULL */
1046 1051 Xword sg_round; /* data rounding required (mapfile) */
1047 1052 Xword sg_length; /* maximum segment length; if 0 */
1048 1053 /* segment is not specified */
1049 1054 APlist *sg_osdescs; /* list of output section descriptors */
1050 1055 APlist *sg_is_order; /* list of entry criteria */
1051 1056 /* giving input section order */
1052 1057 Alist *sg_os_order; /* list specifying output section */
1053 1058 /* ordering for the segment */
1054 1059 sg_flags_t sg_flags;
1055 1060 APlist *sg_sizesym; /* size symbols for this segment */
1056 1061 Xword sg_align; /* LCM of sh_addralign */
1057 1062 Elf_Scn *sg_fscn; /* the SCN of the first section. */
1058 1063 avl_node_t sg_avlnode; /* AVL book-keeping */
1059 1064 };
1060 1065
1061 1066 #define FLG_SG_P_VADDR 0x0001 /* p_vaddr segment attribute set */
1062 1067 #define FLG_SG_P_PADDR 0x0002 /* p_paddr segment attribute set */
1063 1068 #define FLG_SG_LENGTH 0x0004 /* length segment attribute set */
1064 1069 #define FLG_SG_P_ALIGN 0x0008 /* p_align segment attribute set */
1065 1070 #define FLG_SG_ROUND 0x0010 /* round segment attribute set */
1066 1071 #define FLG_SG_P_FLAGS 0x0020 /* p_flags segment attribute set */
1067 1072 #define FLG_SG_P_TYPE 0x0040 /* p_type segment attribute set */
1068 1073 #define FLG_SG_IS_ORDER 0x0080 /* input section ordering is required */
1069 1074 /* for this segment. */
1070 1075 #define FLG_SG_NOHDR 0x0100 /* don't map ELF or phdrs into */
1071 1076 /* this segment */
1072 1077 #define FLG_SG_EMPTY 0x0200 /* an empty segment specification */
1073 1078 /* no input sections will be */
1074 1079 /* associated to this section */
1075 1080 #define FLG_SG_KEY 0x0400 /* segment requires sort keys */
1076 1081 #define FLG_SG_NODISABLE 0x0800 /* FLG_SG_DISABLED is not allowed on */
1077 1082 /* this segment */
1078 1083 #define FLG_SG_DISABLED 0x1000 /* this segment is disabled */
1079 1084 #define FLG_SG_PHREQ 0x2000 /* this segment requires a program */
1080 1085 /* header */
1081 1086 #define FLG_SG_ORDERED 0x4000 /* SEGMENT_ORDER segment */
1082 1087
1083 1088 struct sec_order {
1084 1089 const char *sco_secname; /* section name to be ordered */
1085 1090 Half sco_flags;
1086 1091 };
1087 1092
1088 1093 #define FLG_SGO_USED 0x0001 /* was ordering used? */
1089 1094
1090 1095 typedef Half ec_flags_t;
1091 1096 struct ent_desc { /* input section entrance criteria */
1092 1097 const char *ec_name; /* entrace criteria name, or NULL */
1093 1098 Alist *ec_files; /* files from which to accept */
1094 1099 /* sections */
1095 1100 const char *ec_is_name; /* input section name to match */
1096 1101 /* (NULL if none) */
1097 1102 Word ec_type; /* section type */
1098 1103 Word ec_attrmask; /* section attribute mask (AWX) */
1099 1104 Word ec_attrbits; /* sections attribute bits */
1100 1105 Sg_desc *ec_segment; /* output segment to enter if matched */
1101 1106 Word ec_ordndx; /* index to determine where section */
1102 1107 /* meeting this criteria should */
1103 1108 /* inserted. Used for reordering */
1104 1109 /* of sections. */
1105 1110 ec_flags_t ec_flags;
1106 1111 avl_node_t ec_avlnode; /* AVL book-keeping */
1107 1112 };
1108 1113
1109 1114 #define FLG_EC_BUILTIN 0x0001 /* built in descriptor */
1110 1115 #define FLG_EC_USED 0x0002 /* entrance criteria met? */
1111 1116 #define FLG_EC_CATCHALL 0x0004 /* Catches any section */
1112 1117
1113 1118 /*
1114 1119 * Ent_desc_file is the type of element maintained in the ec_files Alist
1115 1120 * of an entrance criteria descriptor. Each item maintains one file
1116 1121 * path, and a set of flags that specify the type of comparison it implies,
1117 1122 * and other information about it. The comparison type is maintained in
1118 1123 * the bottom byte of the flags.
1119 1124 */
1120 1125 #define TYP_ECF_MASK 0x00ff /* Comparison type mask */
1121 1126 #define TYP_ECF_PATH 0 /* Compare to file path */
1122 1127 #define TYP_ECF_BASENAME 1 /* Compare to file basename */
1123 1128 #define TYP_ECF_OBJNAME 2 /* Compare to regular file basename, */
1124 1129 /* or to archive member name */
1125 1130 #define TYP_ECF_NUM 3
1126 1131
1127 1132 #define FLG_ECF_ARMEMBER 0x0100 /* name includes archive member */
1128 1133
1129 1134 typedef struct {
1130 1135 Word edf_flags; /* Type of comparison */
1131 1136 const char *edf_name; /* String to compare to */
1132 1137 size_t edf_name_len; /* strlen(edf_name) */
1133 1138 } Ent_desc_file;
1134 1139
1135 1140 /*
1136 1141 * One structure is allocated for a move entry, and associated to the symbol
1137 1142 * against which a move is targeted.
1138 1143 */
1139 1144 typedef struct {
1140 1145 Move *md_move; /* original Move entry */
1141 1146 Xword md_start; /* start position */
1142 1147 Xword md_len; /* length of initialization */
1143 1148 Word md_oidx; /* output Move entry index */
1144 1149 } Mv_desc;
1145 1150
1146 1151 /*
1147 1152 * Symbol descriptor.
1148 1153 */
1149 1154 typedef Lword sd_flag_t;
1150 1155 struct sym_desc {
1151 1156 Alist *sd_GOTndxs; /* list of associated GOT entries */
1152 1157 Sym *sd_sym; /* pointer to symbol table entry */
1153 1158 Sym *sd_osym; /* copy of the original symbol entry */
1154 1159 /* used only for local partial */
1155 1160 Alist *sd_move; /* move information associated with a */
1156 1161 /* partially initialized symbol */
1157 1162 const char *sd_name; /* symbols name */
1158 1163 Ifl_desc *sd_file; /* file where symbol is taken */
1159 1164 Is_desc *sd_isc; /* input section of symbol definition */
1160 1165 Sym_aux *sd_aux; /* auxiliary global symbol info. */
1161 1166 Word sd_symndx; /* index in output symbol table */
1162 1167 Word sd_shndx; /* sect. index sym is associated w/ */
1163 1168 sd_flag_t sd_flags; /* state flags */
1164 1169 Half sd_ref; /* reference definition of symbol */
1165 1170 };
1166 1171
1167 1172 /*
1168 1173 * The auxiliary symbol descriptor contains the additional information (beyond
1169 1174 * the symbol descriptor) required to process global symbols. These symbols are
1170 1175 * accessed via an internal symbol hash table where locality of reference is
1171 1176 * important for performance.
1172 1177 */
1173 1178 struct sym_aux {
1174 1179 APlist *sa_dfiles; /* files where symbol is defined */
1175 1180 Sym sa_sym; /* copy of symtab entry */
1176 1181 const char *sa_vfile; /* first unavailable definition */
1177 1182 const char *sa_rfile; /* file with first symbol referenced */
1178 1183 Word sa_hash; /* the pure hash value of symbol */
1179 1184 Word sa_PLTndx; /* index into PLT for symbol */
1180 1185 Word sa_PLTGOTndx; /* GOT entry indx for PLT indirection */
1181 1186 Word sa_linkndx; /* index of associated symbol from */
1182 1187 /* ET_DYN file */
1183 1188 Half sa_symspec; /* special symbol ids */
1184 1189 Half sa_overndx; /* output file versioning index */
1185 1190 Half sa_dverndx; /* dependency versioning index */
1186 1191 };
1187 1192
1188 1193 /*
1189 1194 * Nodes used to track symbols in the global AVL symbol dictionary.
1190 1195 */
1191 1196 struct sym_avlnode {
1192 1197 avl_node_t sav_node; /* AVL node */
1193 1198 Word sav_hash; /* symbol hash value */
1194 1199 const char *sav_name; /* symbol name */
1195 1200 Sym_desc *sav_sdp; /* symbol descriptor */
1196 1201 };
1197 1202
1198 1203 /*
1199 1204 * These are the ids for processing of `Special symbols'. They are used
1200 1205 * to set the sym->sd_aux->sa_symspec field.
1201 1206 */
1202 1207 #define SDAUX_ID_ETEXT 1 /* etext && _etext symbol */
1203 1208 #define SDAUX_ID_EDATA 2 /* edata && _edata symbol */
1204 1209 #define SDAUX_ID_END 3 /* end, _end, && _END_ symbol */
1205 1210 #define SDAUX_ID_DYN 4 /* DYNAMIC && _DYNAMIC symbol */
1206 1211 #define SDAUX_ID_PLT 5 /* _PROCEDURE_LINKAGE_TABLE_ symbol */
1207 1212 #define SDAUX_ID_GOT 6 /* _GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_ symbol */
1208 1213 #define SDAUX_ID_START 7 /* START_ && _START_ symbol */
1209 1214
1210 1215 /*
1211 1216 * Flags for sym_desc.sd_flags
1212 1217 */
1213 1218 #define FLG_SY_MVTOCOMM 0x00000001 /* assign symbol to common (.bss) */
1214 1219 /* this is a result of a */
1215 1220 /* copy reloc against sym */
1216 1221 #define FLG_SY_GLOBREF 0x00000002 /* a global reference has been seen */
1217 1222 #define FLG_SY_WEAKDEF 0x00000004 /* a weak definition has been used */
1218 1223 #define FLG_SY_CLEAN 0x00000008 /* `Sym' entry points to original */
1219 1224 /* input file (read-only). */
1220 1225 #define FLG_SY_UPREQD 0x00000010 /* symbol value update is required, */
1221 1226 /* either it's used as an entry */
1222 1227 /* point or for relocation, but */
1223 1228 /* it must be updated even if */
1224 1229 /* the -s flag is in effect */
1225 1230 #define FLG_SY_NOTAVAIL 0x00000020 /* symbol is not available to the */
1226 1231 /* application either because it */
1227 1232 /* originates from an implicitly */
1228 1233 /* referenced shared object, or */
1229 1234 /* because it is not part of a */
1230 1235 /* specified version. */
1231 1236 #define FLG_SY_REDUCED 0x00000040 /* a global is reduced to local */
1232 1237 #define FLG_SY_VERSPROM 0x00000080 /* version definition has been */
1233 1238 /* promoted to output file */
1234 1239 #define FLG_SY_PROT 0x00000100 /* stv_protected visibility seen */
1235 1240 #define FLG_SY_MAPREF 0x00000200 /* symbol reference generated by user */
1236 1241 /* from mapfile */
1237 1242 #define FLG_SY_REFRSD 0x00000400 /* symbols sd_ref has been raised */
1238 1243 /* due to a copy-relocs */
1239 1244 /* weak-strong pairing */
1240 1245 #define FLG_SY_INTPOSE 0x00000800 /* symbol defines an interposer */
1241 1246 #define FLG_SY_INVALID 0x00001000 /* unwanted/erroneous symbol */
1242 1247 #define FLG_SY_SMGOT 0x00002000 /* small got index assigned to symbol */
1243 1248 /* sparc only */
1244 1249 #define FLG_SY_PARENT 0x00004000 /* symbol to be found in parent */
1245 1250 /* only used with direct bindings */
1246 1251 #define FLG_SY_LAZYLD 0x00008000 /* symbol to cause lazyloading of */
1247 1252 /* parent object */
1248 1253 #define FLG_SY_ISDISC 0x00010000 /* symbol is a member of a DISCARDED */
1249 1254 /* section (COMDAT) */
1250 1255 #define FLG_SY_PAREXPN 0x00020000 /* partially init. symbol to be */
1251 1256 /* expanded */
1252 1257 #define FLG_SY_PLTPAD 0x00040000 /* pltpadding has been allocated for */
1253 1258 /* this symbol */
1254 1259 #define FLG_SY_REGSYM 0x00080000 /* REGISTER symbol (sparc only) */
1255 1260 #define FLG_SY_SOFOUND 0x00100000 /* compared against an SO definition */
1256 1261 #define FLG_SY_EXTERN 0x00200000 /* symbol is external, allows -zdefs */
1257 1262 /* error suppression */
1258 1263 #define FLG_SY_MAPUSED 0x00400000 /* mapfile symbol used (occurred */
1259 1264 /* within a relocatable object) */
1260 1265 #define FLG_SY_COMMEXP 0x00800000 /* COMMON symbol which has been */
1261 1266 /* allocated */
1262 1267 #define FLG_SY_CMDREF 0x01000000 /* symbol was referenced from the */
1263 1268 /* command line. (ld -u <>, */
1264 1269 /* ld -zrtldinfo=<>, ...) */
1265 1270 #define FLG_SY_SPECSEC 0x02000000 /* section index is reserved value */
1266 1271 /* ABS, COMMON, ... */
1267 1272 #define FLG_SY_TENTSYM 0x04000000 /* tentative symbol */
1268 1273 #define FLG_SY_VISIBLE 0x08000000 /* symbols visibility determined */
1269 1274 #define FLG_SY_STDFLTR 0x10000000 /* symbol is a standard filter */
1270 1275 #define FLG_SY_AUXFLTR 0x20000000 /* symbol is an auxiliary filter */
1271 1276 #define FLG_SY_DYNSORT 0x40000000 /* req. in dyn[sym|tls]sort section */
1272 1277 #define FLG_SY_NODYNSORT 0x80000000 /* excluded from dyn[sym_tls]sort sec */
1273 1278
1274 1279 #define FLG_SY_DEFAULT 0x0000100000000 /* global symbol, default */
1275 1280 #define FLG_SY_SINGLE 0x0000200000000 /* global symbol, singleton defined */
1276 1281 #define FLG_SY_PROTECT 0x0000400000000 /* global symbol, protected defined */
1277 1282 #define FLG_SY_EXPORT 0x0000800000000 /* global symbol, exported defined */
1278 1283
1279 1284 #define MSK_SY_GLOBAL \
1280 1285 (FLG_SY_DEFAULT | FLG_SY_SINGLE | FLG_SY_PROTECT | FLG_SY_EXPORT)
1281 1286 /* this mask indicates that the */
1282 1287 /* symbol has been explicitly */
1283 1288 /* defined within a mapfile */
1284 1289 /* definition, and is a candidate */
1285 1290 /* for versioning */
1286 1291
1287 1292 #define FLG_SY_HIDDEN 0x0001000000000 /* global symbol, reduce to local */
1288 1293 #define FLG_SY_ELIM 0x0002000000000 /* global symbol, eliminate */
1289 1294 #define FLG_SY_IGNORE 0x0004000000000 /* global symbol, ignored */
1290 1295
1291 1296 #define MSK_SY_LOCAL (FLG_SY_HIDDEN | FLG_SY_ELIM | FLG_SY_IGNORE)
1292 1297 /* this mask allows all local state */
1293 1298 /* flags to be removed when the */
1294 1299 /* symbol is copy relocated */
1295 1300
1296 1301 #define FLG_SY_EXPDEF 0x0008000000000 /* symbol visibility defined */
1297 1302 /* explicitly */
1298 1303
1299 1304 #define MSK_SY_NOAUTO (FLG_SY_SINGLE | FLG_SY_EXPORT | FLG_SY_EXPDEF)
1300 1305 /* this mask indicates that the */
1301 1306 /* symbol is not a candidate for */
1302 1307 /* auto-reduction/elimination */
1303 1308
1304 1309 #define FLG_SY_MAPFILE 0x0010000000000 /* symbol attribute defined in a */
1305 1310 /* mapfile */
1306 1311 #define FLG_SY_DIR 0x0020000000000 /* global symbol, direct bindings */
1307 1312 #define FLG_SY_NDIR 0x0040000000000 /* global symbol, nondirect bindings */
1308 1313 #define FLG_SY_OVERLAP 0x0080000000000 /* move entry overlap detected */
1309 1314 #define FLG_SY_CAP 0x0100000000000 /* symbol is associated with */
1310 1315 /* capabilities */
1311 1316 #define FLG_SY_DEFERRED 0x0200000000000 /* symbol should not be bound to */
1312 1317 /* during BIND_NOW relocations */
1313 1318
1314 1319 /*
1315 1320 * A symbol can only be truly hidden if it is not a capabilities symbol.
1316 1321 */
1317 1322 #define SYM_IS_HIDDEN(_sdp) \
1318 1323 (((_sdp)->sd_flags & (FLG_SY_HIDDEN | FLG_SY_CAP)) == FLG_SY_HIDDEN)
1319 1324
1320 1325 /*
1321 1326 * Create a mask for (sym.st_other & visibility) since the gABI does not yet
1322 1327 * define a ELF*_ST_OTHER macro.
1323 1328 */
1324 1329 #define MSK_SYM_VISIBILITY 0x7
1325 1330
1326 1331 /*
1327 1332 * Structure to manage the shared object definition lists. There are two lists
1328 1333 * that use this structure:
1329 1334 *
1330 1335 * - ofl_soneed; maintain the list of implicitly required dependencies
1331 1336 * (ie. shared objects needed by other shared objects). These definitions
1332 1337 * may include RPATH's required to locate the dependencies, and any
1333 1338 * version requirements.
1334 1339 *
1335 1340 * - ofl_socntl; maintains the shared object control definitions. These are
1336 1341 * provided by the user (via a mapfile) and are used to indicate any
1337 1342 * version control requirements.
1338 1343 */
1339 1344 struct sdf_desc {
1340 1345 const char *sdf_name; /* the shared objects file name */
1341 1346 char *sdf_rpath; /* library search path DT_RPATH */
1342 1347 const char *sdf_rfile; /* referencing file for diagnostics */
1343 1348 Ifl_desc *sdf_file; /* the final input file descriptor */
1344 1349 Alist *sdf_vers; /* list of versions that are required */
1345 1350 /* from this object */
1346 1351 Alist *sdf_verneed; /* list of VERNEEDS to create for */
1347 1352 /* object via mapfile ADDVERS */
1348 1353 Word sdf_flags;
1349 1354 };
1350 1355
1351 1356 #define FLG_SDF_SELECT 0x01 /* version control selection required */
1352 1357 #define FLG_SDF_VERIFY 0x02 /* version definition verification */
1353 1358 /* required */
1354 1359 #define FLG_SDF_ADDVER 0x04 /* add VERNEED references */
1355 1360
1356 1361 /*
1357 1362 * Structure to manage shared object version usage requirements.
1358 1363 */
1359 1364 struct sdv_desc {
1360 1365 const char *sdv_name; /* version name */
1361 1366 const char *sdv_ref; /* versions reference */
1362 1367 Word sdv_flags; /* flags */
1363 1368 };
1364 1369
1365 1370 #define FLG_SDV_MATCHED 0x01 /* VERDEF found and matched */
1366 1371
1367 1372 /*
1368 1373 * Structures to manage versioning information. Two versioning structures are
1369 1374 * defined:
1370 1375 *
1371 1376 * - a version descriptor maintains a linked list of versions and their
1372 1377 * associated dependencies. This is used to build the version definitions
1373 1378 * for an image being created (see map_symbol), and to determine the
1374 1379 * version dependency graph for any input files that are versioned.
1375 1380 *
1376 1381 * - a version index array contains each version of an input file that is
1377 1382 * being processed. It informs us which versions are available for
1378 1383 * binding, and is used to generate any version dependency information.
1379 1384 */
1380 1385 struct ver_desc {
1381 1386 const char *vd_name; /* version name */
1382 1387 Ifl_desc *vd_file; /* file that defined version */
1383 1388 Word vd_hash; /* hash value of name */
1384 1389 Half vd_ndx; /* coordinates with symbol index */
1385 1390 Half vd_flags; /* version information */
1386 1391 APlist *vd_deps; /* version dependencies */
1387 1392 Ver_desc *vd_ref; /* dependency's first reference */
1388 1393 };
1389 1394
1390 1395 struct ver_index {
1391 1396 const char *vi_name; /* dependency version name */
1392 1397 Half vi_flags; /* communicates availability */
1393 1398 Half vi_overndx; /* index assigned to this version in */
1394 1399 /* output object Verneed section */
1395 1400 Ver_desc *vi_desc; /* cross reference to descriptor */
1396 1401 };
1397 1402
1398 1403 /*
1399 1404 * Define any internal version descriptor flags ([vd|vi]_flags). Note that the
1400 1405 * first byte is reserved for user visible flags (refer VER_FLG's in link.h).
1401 1406 */
1402 1407 #define MSK_VER_USER 0x0f /* mask for user visible flags */
1403 1408
1404 1409 #define FLG_VER_AVAIL 0x10 /* version is available for binding */
1405 1410 #define FLG_VER_REFER 0x20 /* version has been referenced */
1406 1411 #define FLG_VER_CYCLIC 0x40 /* a member of cyclic dependency */
1407 1412
1408 1413 /*
1409 1414 * isalist(1) descriptor - used to break an isalist string into its component
1410 1415 * options.
1411 1416 */
1412 1417 struct isa_opt {
1413 1418 char *isa_name; /* individual isa option name */
1414 1419 size_t isa_namesz; /* and associated size */
1415 1420 };
1416 1421
1417 1422 struct isa_desc {
1418 1423 char *isa_list; /* sysinfo(SI_ISALIST) list */
1419 1424 size_t isa_listsz; /* and associated size */
1420 1425 Isa_opt *isa_opt; /* table of individual isa options */
1421 1426 size_t isa_optno; /* and associated number */
1422 1427 };
1423 1428
1424 1429 /*
1425 1430 * uname(2) descriptor - used to break a utsname structure into its component
1426 1431 * options (at least those that we're interested in).
1427 1432 */
1428 1433 struct uts_desc {
1429 1434 char *uts_osname; /* operating system name */
1430 1435 size_t uts_osnamesz; /* and associated size */
1431 1436 char *uts_osrel; /* operating system release */
1432 1437 size_t uts_osrelsz; /* and associated size */
1433 1438 };
1434 1439
1435 1440 /*
1436 1441 * SHT_GROUP descriptor - used to track group sections at the global
1437 1442 * level to resolve conflicts and determine which to keep.
1438 1443 */
1439 1444 struct group_desc {
1440 1445 Is_desc *gd_isc; /* input section descriptor */
1441 1446 Is_desc *gd_oisc; /* overriding input section */
1442 1447 /* descriptor when discarded */
1443 1448 const char *gd_name; /* group name (signature symbol) */
1444 1449 Word *gd_data; /* data for group section */
1445 1450 size_t gd_cnt; /* number of entries in group data */
1446 1451 };
1447 1452
1448 1453 /*
1449 1454 * Indexes into the ld_support_funcs[] table.
1450 1455 */
1451 1456 typedef enum {
1452 1457 LDS_VERSION = 0, /* Must be first and have value 0 */
1453 1458 LDS_INPUT_DONE,
1454 1459 LDS_START,
1455 1460 LDS_ATEXIT,
1456 1461 LDS_OPEN,
1457 1462 LDS_FILE,
1458 1463 LDS_INSEC,
1459 1464 LDS_SEC,
1460 1465 LDS_NUM
1461 1466 } Support_ndx;
1462 1467
1463 1468 /*
1464 1469 * Structure to manage archive member caching. Each archive has an archive
1465 1470 * descriptor (Ar_desc) associated with it. This contains pointers to the
1466 1471 * archive symbol table (obtained by elf_getarsyms(3e)) and an auxiliary
1467 1472 * structure (Ar_uax[]) that parallels this symbol table. The member element
1468 1473 * of this auxiliary table indicates whether the archive member associated with
1469 1474 * the symbol offset has already been extracted (AREXTRACTED) or partially
1470 1475 * processed (refer process_member()).
1471 1476 */
1472 1477 typedef struct ar_mem {
1473 1478 Elf *am_elf; /* elf descriptor for this member */
1474 1479 const char *am_name; /* members name */
1475 1480 const char *am_path; /* path (ie. lib(foo.o)) */
1476 1481 Sym *am_syms; /* start of global symbols */
1477 1482 char *am_strs; /* associated string table start */
1478 1483 Xword am_symn; /* no. of global symbols */
1479 1484 } Ar_mem;
1480 1485
1481 1486 typedef struct ar_aux {
1482 1487 Sym_desc *au_syms; /* internal symbol descriptor */
1483 1488 Ar_mem *au_mem; /* associated member */
1484 1489 } Ar_aux;
1485 1490
1486 1491 #define FLG_ARMEM_PROC (Ar_mem *)-1
1487 1492
1488 1493 typedef struct ar_desc {
1489 1494 const char *ad_name; /* archive file name */
1490 1495 Elf *ad_elf; /* elf descriptor for the archive */
1491 1496 Elf_Arsym *ad_start; /* archive symbol table start */
1492 1497 Ar_aux *ad_aux; /* auxiliary symbol information */
1493 1498 dev_t ad_stdev; /* device id and inode number for */
1494 1499 ino_t ad_stino; /* multiple inclusion checks */
1495 1500 ofl_flag_t ad_flags; /* archive specific cmd line flags */
1496 1501 } Ar_desc;
1497 1502
1498 1503 /*
1499 1504 * Define any archive descriptor flags. NOTE, make sure they do not clash with
1500 1505 * any output file descriptor archive extraction flags, as these are saved in
1501 1506 * the same entry (see MSK_OF1_ARCHIVE).
1502 1507 */
1503 1508 #define FLG_ARD_EXTRACT 0x00010000 /* archive member has been extracted */
1504 1509
1505 1510 /* Mapfile versions supported by libld */
1506 1511 #define MFV_NONE 0 /* Not a valid version */
1507 1512 #define MFV_SYSV 1 /* Original System V syntax */
1508 1513 #define MFV_SOLARIS 2 /* Solaris mapfile syntax */
1509 1514 #define MFV_NUM 3 /* # of mapfile versions */
1510 1515
1511 1516
1512 1517 /*
1513 1518 * Function Declarations.
1514 1519 */
1515 1520 #if defined(_ELF64)
1516 1521
1517 1522 #define ld_create_outfile ld64_create_outfile
1518 1523 #define ld_ent_setup ld64_ent_setup
1519 1524 #define ld_init_strings ld64_init_strings
1520 1525 #define ld_init_target ld64_init_target
1521 1526 #define ld_make_sections ld64_make_sections
1522 1527 #define ld_main ld64_main
1523 1528 #define ld_ofl_cleanup ld64_ofl_cleanup
1524 1529 #define ld_process_mem ld64_process_mem
1525 1530 #define ld_reloc_init ld64_reloc_init
1526 1531 #define ld_reloc_process ld64_reloc_process
1527 1532 #define ld_sym_validate ld64_sym_validate
1528 1533 #define ld_update_outfile ld64_update_outfile
1529 1534
1530 1535 #else
1531 1536
1532 1537 #define ld_create_outfile ld32_create_outfile
1533 1538 #define ld_ent_setup ld32_ent_setup
1534 1539 #define ld_init_strings ld32_init_strings
1535 1540 #define ld_init_target ld32_init_target
1536 1541 #define ld_make_sections ld32_make_sections
1537 1542 #define ld_main ld32_main
1538 1543 #define ld_ofl_cleanup ld32_ofl_cleanup
1539 1544 #define ld_process_mem ld32_process_mem
1540 1545 #define ld_reloc_init ld32_reloc_init
1541 1546 #define ld_reloc_process ld32_reloc_process
1542 1547 #define ld_sym_validate ld32_sym_validate
1543 1548 #define ld_update_outfile ld32_update_outfile
1544 1549
1545 1550 #endif
1546 1551
1547 1552 extern int ld_getopt(Lm_list *, int, int, char **);
1548 1553
1549 1554 extern int ld32_main(int, char **, Half);
1550 1555 extern int ld64_main(int, char **, Half);
1551 1556
1552 1557 extern uintptr_t ld_create_outfile(Ofl_desc *);
1553 1558 extern uintptr_t ld_ent_setup(Ofl_desc *, Xword);
1554 1559 extern uintptr_t ld_init_strings(Ofl_desc *);
1555 1560 extern int ld_init_target(Lm_list *, Half mach);
1556 1561 extern uintptr_t ld_make_sections(Ofl_desc *);
1557 1562 extern void ld_ofl_cleanup(Ofl_desc *);
1558 1563 extern Ifl_desc *ld_process_mem(const char *, const char *, char *,
1559 1564 size_t, Ofl_desc *, Rej_desc *);
1560 1565 extern uintptr_t ld_reloc_init(Ofl_desc *);
1561 1566 extern uintptr_t ld_reloc_process(Ofl_desc *);
1562 1567 extern uintptr_t ld_sym_validate(Ofl_desc *);
1563 1568 extern uintptr_t ld_update_outfile(Ofl_desc *);
1564 1569
1565 1570 #ifdef __cplusplus
1566 1571 }
1567 1572 #endif
1568 1573
1569 1574 #endif /* _LIBLD_H */
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