public Runtime(ITarget target, IRuntimeService runtimeService, ClrInfo clrInfo, int id)
{
Trace.TraceInformation($"Creating runtime #{id} {clrInfo.Flavor} {clrInfo}");
_target = target;
_runtimeService = runtimeService;
_clrInfo = clrInfo;
Id = id;
RuntimeType = RuntimeType.Unknown;
if (clrInfo.Flavor == ClrFlavor.Core)
{
RuntimeType = RuntimeType.NetCore;
}
else if (clrInfo.Flavor == ClrFlavor.Desktop)
{
RuntimeType = RuntimeType.Desktop;
}
RuntimeModule = target.Services.GetService <IModuleService>().GetModuleFromBaseAddress(clrInfo.ModuleInfo.ImageBase);
ServiceProvider = new ServiceProvider();
ServiceProvider.AddService <ClrInfo>(clrInfo);
ServiceProvider.AddServiceFactoryWithNoCaching <ClrRuntime>(() => CreateRuntime());
target.OnFlushEvent.Register(() => {
_clrRuntime?.DacLibrary.DacPrivateInterface.Flush();
_metadataMappingMemoryService?.Flush();
});
// This is a special memory service that maps the managed assemblies' metadata into
// the address space. The lldb debugger returns zero's (instead of failing the memory
// read) for missing pages in core dumps that older (less than 5.0) createdumps generate
// so it needs this special metadata mapping memory service. dotnet-dump needs this logic
// for clrstack -i (uses ICorDebug data targets).
if (target.IsDump &&
(target.OperatingSystem != OSPlatform.Windows) &&
(target.Host.HostType == HostType.Lldb ||
target.Host.HostType == HostType.DotnetDump))
{
ServiceProvider.AddServiceFactoryWithNoCaching <IMemoryService>(() => {
if (_metadataMappingMemoryService == null)
{
_metadataMappingMemoryService = new MetadataMappingMemoryService(this, MemoryService, SymbolService);
target.DisposeOnClose(SymbolService.OnChangeEvent.Register(_metadataMappingMemoryService.Flush));
}
return(_metadataMappingMemoryService);
});
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Flush the runtime instance
/// </summary>
public void Flush()
{
_clrRuntime?.DacLibrary.DacPrivateInterface.Flush();
_metadataMappingMemoryService?.Flush();
}