Bugs in Deployed Software

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1 Bell: Bit-Encoding Online Memory Leak Detection Michael D. Bond Kathryn S. McKinley University of Texas at Austin Bugs in Deployed Software Humans rely on software for critical tasks Bugs are costly & risky Software more complex More bugs & harder to fix 1

2 Bugs in Deployed Software Humans rely on software for critical tasks Bugs are costly & risky Software more complex More bugs & harder to fix Bugs are a problem in deployed software In-house testing incomplete Performance is critical Focus on space overhead Why do bug tools want so much space? Store lots of info about the program Correlate program locations (sites) & data Ex: DirectedGraph.java:309 Tag each object with one or more sites Alloc site Last-use site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 2

3 Why do bug tools want so much space? Store lots of info about the program Correlate program locations (sites) & data Ex: DirectedGraph.java:309 Tag each object with one or more sites Alloc site Last-use site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Bug detection applications AVIO tracks last-use site of each object Leak detection reports leaking objects sites [JRockit,.NET Memory Profiler, Purify, SWAT, Valgrind] High space overhead if many small objects Why do bug tools want so much space? Store lots of info about the program Correlate program locations (sites) & data Ex: DirectedGraph.java:309 Tag each object with one or more sites Alloc site Last-use site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Bug detection applications AVIO tracks last-use site of each object Leak detection reports leaking objects sites SWAT: 75% space [JRockit,.NET Memory Profiler, Purify, SWAT, Valgrind] overhead on twolf High space overhead if many small objects 3

4 How many bits do we need? Site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 How many bits do we need? Site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 32 bits 4

5 How many bits do we need? Site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 32 bits 20 bits if # sites < 1,000, bits for common case (hot sites) How many bits do we need? Site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 32 bits 20 bits if # sites < 1,000, bits for common case (hot sites) 1 bit? 5

6 How many bits do we need? Site Header Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 32 bits 20 bits if # sites < 1,000, bits for common case (hot sites) 1 bit? One bit loses info about site How many bits do we need? ? bit? One bit loses info about site But with many objects 6

7 Bell: Bit-Encoding Leak Location site Stores per-object sites in single bit Reconstructs sites by looking at multiple objects bits Outline Introduction Memory leaks Bell encoding and decoding Leak detection using Bell Related work 7

8 Memory Leaks Memory bugs Memory corruption: dangling refs, buffer overflows Memory leaks Lost objects: unreachable but t freed Useless objects: reachable but t used again Memory Leaks Memory bugs Memory corruption: dangling refs, buffer overflows Memory leaks Lost objects: unreachable but t freed Useless objects: reachable but t used again Managed Languages 80% of new software in Java or C# by 2010 [Gartner] Type safety & GC eliminate many bugs 8

9 Memory Leaks Memory bugs Memory corruption: dangling refs, buffer overflows Memory leaks Lost objects: unreachable but t freed Useless objects: reachable but t used again Managed Languages 80% of new software in Java or C# by 2010 [Gartner] Type safety & GC eliminate many bugs Memory Leaks Leaks Memory occur bugs in practice in managed languages [Cork, Memory JRockit, corruption: JProbe, LeakBot, dangling.net refs, Memory buffer Profiler] overflows Memory leaks Lost objects: unreachable but t freed Useless objects: reachable but t used again Managed Languages 80% of new software in Java or C# by 2010 [Gartner] Type safety & GC eliminate many bugs 9

10 Outline Introduction Memory leaks Bell encoding and decoding Leak detection using Bell Related work Bell s Encoding Function f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 10

11 Bell s Encoding Function f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 Color indicates site (ex: allocation site) Bell s Encoding Function f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 may match f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 11

12 Bell s Encoding Function f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 may match f ( site, object ) = 0 or 1 Probability of match is ½ unbiased function How do we find leaking sites? Problem: leaking objects with unkwn allocation sites 12

13 How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) Solution: for each site, see how many objects it matches How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) Site matches all objects it allocated 13

14 How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) Site matches all objects it allocated Site matches ~50% objects it didn t allocate How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) Site matches all objects it allocated matches allocobjs + ½ (leakingobjs - allocobjs) Site matches ~50% objects it didn t allocate 14

15 How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) matches allocobjs + ½ (leakingobjs - allocobjs) allocobjs 2 x matches - leakingobjs How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) matches allocobjs + ½ (leakingobjs - allocobjs) allocobjs 2 x matches 6 - leakingobjs 15

16 How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) matches allocobjs + ½ (leakingobjs - allocobjs) allocobjs 2 x matches 6 - leakingobjs 9 How do we find leaking sites? f ( site, object ) matches allocobjs + ½ (leakingobjs - allocobjs) allocobjs 2 x matches 6-3 leakingobjs 9 16

17 Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects 17

18 Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Threshold avoids reporting sites that allocated objects (false positives) 18

19 Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 (false positives) allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Threshold avoids reporting sites that allocated objects Decoding misses sites that allocated few objects (false negatives) Bell Decoding foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking where site is possible object if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Dynamic type check narrows possible objects 19

20 Outline Introduction Memory leaks Bell encoding and decoding Leak detection using Bell Related work Leak Detection using Bell Sleigh Bell encodes allocation and last-use sites Stale objects potential leaks [SWAT] Periodic decoding of highly stale objects 20

21 Leak Detection using Bell Sleigh Bell encodes allocation and last-use sites Stale objects potential leaks [SWAT] Periodic decoding of highly stale objects Implementation in Jikes RVM Find leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Leak Detection using Bell o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite 21

22 Leak Detection using Bell o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite No space overhead since four free bits in object header Maintaining Sleigh s Bits // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite 22

23 Maintaining Sleigh s Bits // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite Maintaining Sleigh s Bits // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite 23

24 Maintaining Sleigh s Bits // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; o.allocsite o.staleness o.lastusesite The Encoding Function // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; f ( site, object ) := bit 31 ( site х object ) 24

25 The Encoding Function // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; f ( site, object ) := bit 31 ( site х object х object ) Object Movement Restrictions // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; f ( site, object ) := bit 31 ( site х object х object ) Objects may t move (Mostly) n-moving collector Mark-sweep Generational mark-sweep C and C++ do t move objects 25

26 Sleigh s Time Overhead // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; f ( site, object ) := bit 31 ( site х object х object ) DaCapo [Blackburn et al. 06] SPEC JBB2000 SPEC JVM98 Sleigh s Time Overhead // Object allocation: s 1 : o = new MyObject(); // Instrumentation: o.allocsite = f(s 1, o); // Object use: s 2 : tmp = o.f; // Instrumentation: o.lastusesite = f(s 2, o); o.staleness = 0; f ( site, object ) := bit 31 ( site х object х object ) DaCapo [Blackburn et al. 06] SPEC JBB2000 SPEC JVM98 29% time overhead (11% with adaptive profiling) 26

27 Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak 27

28 Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Most interesting: stale roots 28

29 Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Most interesting: stale roots many Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Most interesting: stale roots many few 29

30 Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Most interesting: stale roots Need significant number of stale data structures Finding and Fixing Leaks Leaks in Eclipse and SPEC JBB2000 Data structures leak Most interesting: stale roots Sleigh s output directly useful for fixing leaks 30

31 Bell Decoding Again foreach possible site matches 0 foreach potentially leaking object where site is possible and object is root of stale data structure if f ( site, object ) = object s site bit matches matches + 1 allocobjs = 2 x matches leakingobjs if allocobjs > threshold(leakingobjs) print site is the site for allocobjs objects Consider roots of stale data structures only Related Work Leak detectors store per-object sites [JRockit,.NET Memory Profiler, Purify, SWAT, Valgrind] Sampling [Jump et al. 04] Trades accuracy for lower overhead (like Bell) Adds some overhead; requires conditional instrumentation No encoding or decoding Communication complexity & information theory 31

32 Summary site Bell encodes sites in a single bit and decodes sites using multiple objects bits Leak detection with low overhead Thank You Questions? 32