SMP-analyze.sh

#!/bin/sh -x
#
# SMP-analyze.sh - perform SMP analysis on a binary file.
#
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# Author: University of Virginia
# e-mail: jwd@virginia.com
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# Make terminal ansi-color
export TVOPT=ansi
# Set IDA path.
export IDADIR=$IDAROOT
# Make sure that the idal executable can be reached from PATH.
export PATH=$PATH:$IDADIR
export IDALOG=$1.log
export IDALOG_SILENT=1
# Extract the code addresses with objdump.
$PS_OBJDUMP -d --prefix-addresses $1 | grep "^[0-9]" > $1.SMPobjdump

# Extract the exception-handling function target addresses.
# dwarfdump -F $1 | grep "^<" | cut --delimiter="<" --field=3 | cut --delimiter=":" --field=1 | cut --bytes 4-10 > $1.eh_frame_addrs
  
# Make readelf do the same thing as the above dwarfdump command, to
#  eliminate configuration dependence on dwarfdump.
readelf -wF $1 | grep "pc=" | cut --delimiter="=" --field=3 | cut --delimiter="." --field=1 > $1.eh_frame_addrs

if [ "${IDAROOT}"X = "X"  ];  then echo Please set IDAROOT; exit 1; fi
if [ ! -f ${IDAROOT}/libida.so ]; then echo IDAROOT is set poorly, please fix.; exit 1; fi


# remove tmp files
rm -f $1.id? $1.{nam,til,log,syms} `basename $1 .ncexe`.id?
rm -f ${IDALOG}

old_stty=`stty -g` || true

if [ -n "$SMPSA_PLUGIN" ]; then
    OVERRIDE_PLUGIN=$GRACE_HOME/concolic/bin/liboverride_smpsa_plugin.so
fi


# determine if this binary in question is 32-bit or 64-bit.
#file $1|grep -q "32-bit" >/dev/null 2>&1
#res=$?
#if [ $res = 1 ]; then
#	myidal=idal64
#   rm -f `basename $1 .ncexe`.i64
#else
#	myidal=idal
#fi

# we can always use idal64, as it analyzes 32-bit binaries just fine.  May use a bit more space, but isn't typically a problem.
myidal=idal64

#
# if TVHEADLESS is set, call idal on the idapro server
#
echo TVHEADLESS is $TVHEADLESS
if [ $TVHEADLESS"X" != "X" ]; then
    case "$IDAROOT" in
        *idapro5* )
	    	echo attempting server IDA
	    	if [ ! -n $STRATA ]; then
	    	    echo Please set \$STRATA
	    	    exit -1
	    	fi
	    	echo connecting...
	    	$STRATA/tools/idaprod/idaprod_client $SMPSA_HOME $IDAROOT $PWD $1 `ulimit -t`
    	    	echo did server IDA
            	;;
        *idapro6* | *idaproCur*)
            	echo "Trying TVHEADLESS IDA"
	    	TVHEADLESS=1 yes 
 | LD_PRELOAD=$OVERRIDE_PLUGIN time ${IDAROOT}/$myidal  -A -SSMP.idc -L${IDALOG} $1 > $1.idaoutput 2>&1
            	echo "Finished TVHEADLESS IDA"
            	;;

	*)
		echo Cannot determine idapro version: $IDAROOT
		exit 1
		;;
    esac
else
	LD_PRELOAD=$OVERRIDE_PLUGIN time ${IDAROOT}/$myidal  -A -SSMP.idc $1 
	echo did local IDA
    # SMP seems to mess up the terminal, using this to fix it.
    /usr/bin/reset  || true
    stty $old_stty || true
fi

if [ -f $PEASOUP_HOME/tools/add_ifunc_attr.sh ]; then
	$PEASOUP_HOME/tools/add_ifunc_attr.sh $1 $1.annot
fi



# SMP seems to mess up the terminal, using this to fix it.
#/usr/bin/reset  || true
#stty $old_stty || true

# Get the output file SMP.syms into $1.syms.
# mv SMP.annot $1.annot