Data race detectors built on top of Maple (https://github.com/jieyu/maple).
\src\pintool\eraser Eraser [Savage S et al., 1997]
\src\pintool\djit Djit [Pozniansky E, Schuster A, 2003]
\src\pintool\fasttrack FastTrack [Flanagan C, Freund SN, 2009]
\src\pintool\acculock AccuLock [Xie X, Xue J, 2011]
\src\pintool\multilock MultiLock-HB [Xie X, Xue J, Zhang J, 2013]
\src\pintool\histlock HistLock [Yang J, Yang C, Chan WK, 2016]
\src\pintool\histlockplus HistLock+ [Yang J, Jiang B, Chan WK, 2018]
- Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.4 (x86_64)
- Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 (x86_64)
- Ubuntu Desktop 11.04 (x86_64)
- Ubuntu Desktop 12.04 (x86_64)
- GNU make, version 3.81 or higher
- Python, version 2.4.3 or higher
- Google protobuf, version 2.4.1
- Pin, revision 62732 or higher
First, you need to set two environment variables.
$ export PIN_HOME=/path/to/pin/home
$ export PROTOBUF_HOME=/path/to/protobuf/home
Then, you need to modify the build file package.mk so that the top level makefile can correctly build the analysis tool.
$ cd <maple_home>/src/pintool
$ vi package.mk
1 srcs += ... pintool/{detector_name}.cpp
2
3 pintools += {detector_name}.so
4
5 {detector_name}_objs := ... pintool/{detector_name}.o $(core_objs)
Now, you can build the detector using make.
$ cd <maple_home>
$ make
$ make compiletype=release
Once the building finishes, two directories can be found in the source directory.
$ cd <maple_home>
$ ls
build-debug build-release ...
$ cd <maple_home>
$ pin -t build-release/{detector_name}.so -- {program under test}
$ race display race > dynamic_race.txt
$ race display static_race > static_race.txt
$ race usage