cpu_i386.c File Reference

#include <assert.h>
#include "ntstatus.h"
#include "dbghelp_private.h"
#include "wine/winbase16.h"
#include "winternl.h"
#include "wine/debug.h"

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Macros
#define	WIN32_NO_STATUS
#define	V86_FLAG   0x00020000
#define	IS_VM86_MODE(ctx)   (ctx->EFlags & V86_FLAG)
#define	__CurrentModeCount   0
#define	__CurrentSwitch   1
#define	__NextSwitch   2
#define	curr_mode   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] & 0x0F)
#define	curr_count   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] >> 4)
#define	curr_switch   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentSwitch])
#define	next_switch   (frame->Reserved[__NextSwitch])
#define	set_curr_mode(m)   {frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] &= ~0x0F; frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] |= (m & 0x0F);}
#define	inc_curr_count()   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] += 0x10)
#define	SET(field, seg, reg)

Enumerations
enum	st_mode { stm_start , stm_32bit , stm_16bit , stm_done }

Functions
	WINE_DEFAULT_DEBUG_CHANNEL (dbghelp)
static BOOL	i386_get_addr (HANDLE hThread, const CONTEXT *ctx, enum cpu_addr ca, ADDRESS64 *addr)
static BOOL	fetch_next_frame32 (struct cpu_stack_walk *csw, union ctx *pcontext, DWORD_PTR curr_pc)
static BOOL	i386_stack_walk (struct cpu_stack_walk *csw, STACKFRAME64 *frame, union ctx *context)
static unsigned	i386_map_dwarf_register (unsigned regno, const struct module *module, BOOL eh_frame)
static void *	i386_fetch_context_reg (union ctx *pctx, unsigned regno, unsigned *size)
static const char *	i386_fetch_regname (unsigned regno)
static BOOL	i386_fetch_minidump_thread (struct dump_context *dc, unsigned index, unsigned flags, const CONTEXT *ctx)
static BOOL	i386_fetch_minidump_module (struct dump_context *dc, unsigned index, unsigned flags)

Variables
DECLSPEC_HIDDEN struct cpu	cpu_i386

Macro Definition Documentation

__CurrentModeCount

#define __CurrentModeCount   0

Definition at line 142 of file cpu_i386.c.

__CurrentSwitch

#define __CurrentSwitch   1

Definition at line 143 of file cpu_i386.c.

__NextSwitch

#define __NextSwitch   2

Definition at line 144 of file cpu_i386.c.

curr_count

#define curr_count   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] >> 4)

Definition at line 147 of file cpu_i386.c.

curr_mode

#define curr_mode   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] & 0x0F)

Definition at line 146 of file cpu_i386.c.

curr_switch

#define curr_switch   (frame->Reserved[__CurrentSwitch])

Definition at line 148 of file cpu_i386.c.

inc_curr_count

#define inc_curr_count

(

)

(frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] += 0x10)

Definition at line 152 of file cpu_i386.c.

IS_VM86_MODE

#define IS_VM86_MODE

(

ctx

)

(ctx->EFlags & V86_FLAG)

Definition at line 38 of file cpu_i386.c.

next_switch

#define next_switch   (frame->Reserved[__NextSwitch])

Definition at line 149 of file cpu_i386.c.

SET

#define SET	(		field,
			seg,
			reg
	)

Value:

            switch (frame->field.Mode) \
            { \
            case AddrModeFlat: context->x86.reg = frame->field.Offset; break; \
            case AddrMode1616: context->x86.seg = frame->field.Segment; context->x86.reg = frame->field.Offset; break; \
            default: assert(0); \
            }

set_curr_mode

#define set_curr_mode

(

m

)

{frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] &= ~0x0F; frame->Reserved[__CurrentModeCount] |= (m & 0x0F);}

Definition at line 151 of file cpu_i386.c.

V86_FLAG

#define V86_FLAG   0x00020000

Definition at line 36 of file cpu_i386.c.

WIN32_NO_STATUS

#define WIN32_NO_STATUS

Definition at line 25 of file cpu_i386.c.

Enumeration Type Documentation

st_mode

enum st_mode

Enumerator
stm_start
stm_32bit
stm_16bit
stm_done

Definition at line 139 of file cpu_i386.c.

{stm_start, stm_32bit, stm_16bit, stm_done};

Function Documentation

fetch_next_frame32()

static BOOL fetch_next_frame32 ( struct cpu_stack_walk *  csw, union ctx *  pcontext, DWORD_PTR  curr_pc  )

static

Definition at line 99 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    DWORD64 xframe;
    struct pdb_cmd_pair     cpair[4];
    DWORD                   val32;
    WOW64_CONTEXT *context = &pcontext->x86;
 
    if (dwarf2_virtual_unwind(csw, curr_pc, pcontext, &xframe))
    {
        context->Esp = xframe;
        return TRUE;
    }
    cpair[0].name = "$ebp";      cpair[0].pvalue = &context->Ebp;
    cpair[1].name = "$esp";      cpair[1].pvalue = &context->Esp;
    cpair[2].name = "$eip";      cpair[2].pvalue = &context->Eip;
    cpair[3].name = NULL;        cpair[3].pvalue = NULL;
 
    if (!pdb_virtual_unwind(csw, curr_pc, pcontext, cpair))
    {
        /* do a simple unwind using ebp
         * we assume a "regular" prologue in the function has been used
         */
        if (!context->Ebp) return FALSE;
        context->Esp = context->Ebp + 2 * sizeof(DWORD);
        if (!sw_read_mem(csw, context->Ebp + sizeof(DWORD), &val32, sizeof(DWORD)))
        {
            WARN("Cannot read new frame offset %p\n",
                 (void*)(DWORD_PTR)(context->Ebp + (int)sizeof(DWORD)));
            return FALSE;
        }
        context->Eip = val32;
        /* "pop up" previous EBP value */
        if (!sw_read_mem(csw, context->Ebp, &val32, sizeof(DWORD)))
            return FALSE;
        context->Ebp = val32;
    }
    return TRUE;
}

Referenced by i386_stack_walk().

i386_fetch_context_reg()

static void * i386_fetch_context_reg ( union ctx *  pctx, unsigned  regno, unsigned *  size  )

static

Definition at line 570 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    WOW64_CONTEXT *ctx = &pctx->x86;
 
    switch (regno)
    {
    case CV_REG_EAX: *size = sizeof(ctx->Eax); return &ctx->Eax;
    case CV_REG_EDX: *size = sizeof(ctx->Edx); return &ctx->Edx;
    case CV_REG_ECX: *size = sizeof(ctx->Ecx); return &ctx->Ecx;
    case CV_REG_EBX: *size = sizeof(ctx->Ebx); return &ctx->Ebx;
    case CV_REG_ESI: *size = sizeof(ctx->Esi); return &ctx->Esi;
    case CV_REG_EDI: *size = sizeof(ctx->Edi); return &ctx->Edi;
    case CV_REG_EBP: *size = sizeof(ctx->Ebp); return &ctx->Ebp;
    case CV_REG_ESP: *size = sizeof(ctx->Esp); return &ctx->Esp;
    case CV_REG_EIP: *size = sizeof(ctx->Eip); return &ctx->Eip;
 
    /* These are x87 floating point registers... They do not match a C type in
     * the Linux ABI, so hardcode their 80-bitness. */
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 0: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[0*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 1: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[1*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 2: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[2*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 3: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[3*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 4: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[4*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 5: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[5*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 6: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[6*10];
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 7: *size = 10; return &ctx->FloatSave.RegisterArea[7*10];
 
    case CV_REG_CTRL: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.ControlWord;
    case CV_REG_STAT: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.StatusWord;
    case CV_REG_TAG:  *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.TagWord;
    case CV_REG_FPCS: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.ErrorSelector;
    case CV_REG_FPIP: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.ErrorOffset;
    case CV_REG_FPDS: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.DataSelector;
    case CV_REG_FPDO: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->FloatSave.DataOffset;
 
    case CV_REG_EFLAGS: *size = sizeof(ctx->EFlags); return &ctx->EFlags;
    case CV_REG_ES: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegEs); return &ctx->SegEs;
    case CV_REG_CS: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegCs); return &ctx->SegCs;
    case CV_REG_SS: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegSs); return &ctx->SegSs;
    case CV_REG_DS: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegDs); return &ctx->SegDs;
    case CV_REG_FS: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegFs); return &ctx->SegFs;
    case CV_REG_GS: *size = sizeof(ctx->SegGs); return &ctx->SegGs;
 
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 0: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[10*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 1: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[11*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 2: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[12*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 3: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[13*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 4: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[14*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 5: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[15*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 6: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[16*16];
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 7: *size = 16; return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[17*16];
 
    case CV_REG_MXCSR: *size = sizeof(DWORD); return &ctx->ExtendedRegisters[24];
    }
    FIXME("Unknown register %x\n", regno);
    return NULL;
}

i386_fetch_minidump_module()

static BOOL i386_fetch_minidump_module ( struct dump_context *  dc, unsigned  index, unsigned  flags  )

static

Definition at line 698 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    /* FIXME: actually, we should probably take care of FPO data, unless it's stored in
     * function table minidump stream
     */
    return FALSE;
}

i386_fetch_minidump_thread()

static BOOL i386_fetch_minidump_thread ( struct dump_context *  dc, unsigned  index, unsigned  flags, const CONTEXT *  ctx  )

static

Definition at line 683 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    if (ctx->ContextFlags && (flags & ThreadWriteInstructionWindow))
    {
        /* FIXME: crop values across module boundaries, */
#ifdef __i386__
        ULONG base = ctx->Eip <= 0x80 ? 0 : ctx->Eip - 0x80;
        minidump_add_memory_block(dc, base, ctx->Eip + 0x80 - base, 0);
#endif
    }
 
    return TRUE;
}

i386_fetch_regname()

static const char * i386_fetch_regname ( unsigned  regno )

static

Definition at line 628 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    switch (regno)
    {
    case CV_REG_EAX: return "eax";
    case CV_REG_EDX: return "edx";
    case CV_REG_ECX: return "ecx";
    case CV_REG_EBX: return "ebx";
    case CV_REG_ESI: return "esi";
    case CV_REG_EDI: return "edi";
    case CV_REG_EBP: return "ebp";
    case CV_REG_ESP: return "esp";
    case CV_REG_EIP: return "eip";
 
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 0: return "st0";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 1: return "st1";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 2: return "st2";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 3: return "st3";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 4: return "st4";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 5: return "st5";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 6: return "st6";
    case CV_REG_ST0 + 7: return "st7";
 
    case CV_REG_EFLAGS: return "eflags";
    case CV_REG_ES: return "es";
    case CV_REG_CS: return "cs";
    case CV_REG_SS: return "ss";
    case CV_REG_DS: return "ds";
    case CV_REG_FS: return "fs";
    case CV_REG_GS: return "gs";
 
    case CV_REG_CTRL: return "fpControl";
    case CV_REG_STAT: return "fpStatus";
    case CV_REG_TAG:  return "fpTag";
    case CV_REG_FPCS: return "fpCS";
    case CV_REG_FPIP: return "fpIP";
    case CV_REG_FPDS: return "fpDS";
    case CV_REG_FPDO: return "fpData";
 
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 0: return "xmm0";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 1: return "xmm1";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 2: return "xmm2";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 3: return "xmm3";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 4: return "xmm4";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 5: return "xmm5";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 6: return "xmm6";
    case CV_REG_XMM0 + 7: return "xmm7";
 
    case CV_REG_MXCSR: return "MxCSR";
    }
    FIXME("Unknown register %x\n", regno);
    return NULL;
}

i386_get_addr()

static BOOL i386_get_addr ( HANDLE  hThread, const CONTEXT *  ctx, enum cpu_addr  ca, ADDRESS64 *  addr  )

static

Definition at line 80 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
#ifdef __i386__
    switch (ca)
    {
    case cpu_addr_pc:    return i386_build_addr(hThread, ctx, addr, ctx->SegCs, ctx->Eip);
    case cpu_addr_stack: return i386_build_addr(hThread, ctx, addr, ctx->SegSs, ctx->Esp);
    case cpu_addr_frame: return i386_build_addr(hThread, ctx, addr, ctx->SegSs, ctx->Ebp);
    }
#endif
    return FALSE;
}

i386_map_dwarf_register()

static unsigned i386_map_dwarf_register ( unsigned  regno, const struct module *  module, BOOL  eh_frame  )

static

Definition at line 517 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    unsigned    reg;
 
    switch (regno)
    {
    case  0: reg = CV_REG_EAX; break;
    case  1: reg = CV_REG_ECX; break;
    case  2: reg = CV_REG_EDX; break;
    case  3: reg = CV_REG_EBX; break;
    case  4:
    case  5:
        /* On OS X, DWARF eh_frame uses a different mapping for the registers.  It's
           apparently the mapping as emitted by GCC, at least at some point in its history. */
        if (eh_frame && module->type == DMT_MACHO)
            reg = (regno == 4) ? CV_REG_EBP : CV_REG_ESP;
        else
            reg = (regno == 4) ? CV_REG_ESP : CV_REG_EBP;
        break;
    case  6: reg = CV_REG_ESI; break;
    case  7: reg = CV_REG_EDI; break;
    case  8: reg = CV_REG_EIP; break;
    case  9: reg = CV_REG_EFLAGS; break;
    case 10: reg = CV_REG_CS;  break;
    case 11: reg = CV_REG_SS;  break;
    case 12: reg = CV_REG_DS;  break;
    case 13: reg = CV_REG_ES;  break;
    case 14: reg = CV_REG_FS;  break;
    case 15: reg = CV_REG_GS;  break;
    case 16: case 17: case 18: case 19:
    case 20: case 21: case 22: case 23:
        reg = CV_REG_ST0 + regno - 16; break;
    case 24: reg = CV_REG_CTRL; break;
    case 25: reg = CV_REG_STAT; break;
    case 26: reg = CV_REG_TAG; break;
    case 27: reg = CV_REG_FPCS; break;
    case 28: reg = CV_REG_FPIP; break;
    case 29: reg = CV_REG_FPDS; break;
    case 30: reg = CV_REG_FPDO; break;
/*
reg: fop   31
*/
    case 32: case 33: case 34: case 35:
    case 36: case 37: case 38: case 39:
        reg = CV_REG_XMM0 + regno - 32; break;
    case 40: reg = CV_REG_MXCSR; break;
    default:
        FIXME("Don't know how to map register %d\n", regno);
        return 0;
    }
    return reg;
}

i386_stack_walk()

static BOOL i386_stack_walk ( struct cpu_stack_walk *  csw, STACKFRAME64 *  frame, union ctx *  context  )

static

Definition at line 154 of file cpu_i386.c.

{
    STACK32FRAME        frame32;
    STACK16FRAME        frame16;
    char                ch;
    ADDRESS64           tmp;
    DWORD               p;
    WORD                val16;
    DWORD               val32;
    BOOL                do_switch;
    unsigned            deltapc;
    union ctx _context;
 
    /* sanity check */
    if (curr_mode >= stm_done) return FALSE;
 
    TRACE("Enter: PC=%s Frame=%s Return=%s Stack=%s Mode=%s Count=%s cSwitch=%p nSwitch=%p\n",
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrPC),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrFrame),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrReturn),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrStack),
          curr_mode == stm_start ? "start" : (curr_mode == stm_16bit ? "16bit" : "32bit"),
          wine_dbgstr_longlong(curr_count),
          (void*)(DWORD_PTR)curr_switch, (void*)(DWORD_PTR)next_switch);
 
    /* if we're at first call (which doesn't actually unwind, it just computes ReturnPC,
     * or if we're doing the first real unwind (count == 1), then we can directly use
     * eip. otherwise, eip is *after* the insn that actually made the call to
     * previous frame, so decrease eip by delta pc (1!) so that we're inside previous
     * insn.
     * Doing so, we ensure that the pc used for unwinding is always inside the function
     * we want to use for next frame
     */
    deltapc = curr_count <= 1 ? 0 : 1;
 
    if (!context)
    {
        /* setup a pseudo context for the rest of the code (esp. unwinding) */
        context = &_context;
        memset(context, 0, sizeof(*context));
        context->x86.ContextFlags = WOW64_CONTEXT_CONTROL | WOW64_CONTEXT_SEGMENTS;
        if (frame->AddrPC.Mode != AddrModeFlat)
            context->x86.SegCs = frame->AddrPC.Segment;
        context->x86.Eip = frame->AddrPC.Offset;
        if (frame->AddrFrame.Mode != AddrModeFlat)
            context->x86.SegSs = frame->AddrFrame.Segment;
        context->x86.Ebp = frame->AddrFrame.Offset;
        if (frame->AddrStack.Mode != AddrModeFlat)
            context->x86.SegSs = frame->AddrStack.Segment;
        context->x86.Esp = frame->AddrStack.Offset;
    }
 
    if (curr_mode == stm_start)
    {
        THREAD_BASIC_INFORMATION info;
 
        if ((frame->AddrPC.Mode == AddrModeFlat) &&
            (frame->AddrFrame.Mode != AddrModeFlat))
        {
            WARN("Bad AddrPC.Mode / AddrFrame.Mode combination\n");
            goto done_err;
        }
 
        /* Init done */
        set_curr_mode((frame->AddrPC.Mode == AddrModeFlat) ? stm_32bit : stm_16bit);
 
        /* cur_switch holds address of SystemReserved1[0] field in TEB in debuggee
         * address space
         */
        if (NtQueryInformationThread(csw->hThread, ThreadBasicInformation, &info,
                                     sizeof(info), NULL) == STATUS_SUCCESS)
        {
            curr_switch = (DWORD_PTR)info.TebBaseAddress + FIELD_OFFSET(TEB, SystemReserved1[0]);
            if (!sw_read_mem(csw, curr_switch, &p, sizeof(p)))
            {
                WARN("Can't read TEB:SystemReserved1[0]\n");
                goto done_err;
            }
            next_switch = p;
            if (!next_switch)  /* no 16-bit stack */
            {
                curr_switch = 0;
            }
            else if (curr_mode == stm_16bit)
            {
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, next_switch, &frame32, sizeof(frame32)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame %p\n", (void*)(DWORD_PTR)next_switch);
                    goto done_err;
                }
                curr_switch = (DWORD)frame32.frame16;
                tmp.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                tmp.Segment = SELECTOROF(curr_switch);
                tmp.Offset  = OFFSETOF(curr_switch);
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, sw_xlat_addr(csw, &tmp), &ch, sizeof(ch)))
                    curr_switch = 0xFFFFFFFF;
            }
            else
            {
                tmp.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                tmp.Segment = SELECTOROF(next_switch);
                tmp.Offset  = OFFSETOF(next_switch);
                p = sw_xlat_addr(csw, &tmp);
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, p, &frame16, sizeof(frame16)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame 0x%08x\n", p);
                    goto done_err;
                }
                curr_switch = (DWORD_PTR)frame16.frame32;
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, curr_switch, &ch, sizeof(ch)))
                    curr_switch = 0xFFFFFFFF;
            }
        }
        else
            /* FIXME: this will allow it to work when we're not attached to a live target,
             * but the 16 <=> 32 switch facility won't be available.
             */
            curr_switch = 0;
        frame->AddrReturn.Mode = frame->AddrStack.Mode = (curr_mode == stm_16bit) ? AddrMode1616 : AddrModeFlat;
        /* don't set up AddrStack on first call. Either the caller has set it up, or
         * we will get it in the next frame
         */
        memset(&frame->AddrBStore, 0, sizeof(frame->AddrBStore));
    }
    else
    {
        if (frame->AddrFrame.Mode == AddrModeFlat)
        {
            assert(curr_mode == stm_32bit);
            do_switch = curr_switch && frame->AddrFrame.Offset >= curr_switch;
        }
        else
        {
            assert(curr_mode == stm_16bit);
            do_switch = curr_switch &&
                frame->AddrFrame.Segment == SELECTOROF(curr_switch) &&
                frame->AddrFrame.Offset >= OFFSETOF(curr_switch);
        }
 
        if (do_switch)
        {
            if (curr_mode == stm_16bit)
            {
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, next_switch, &frame32, sizeof(frame32)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame %p\n", (void*)(DWORD_PTR)next_switch);
                    goto done_err;
                }
 
                frame->AddrPC.Mode        = AddrModeFlat;
                frame->AddrPC.Segment     = 0;
                frame->AddrPC.Offset      = frame32.retaddr;
                frame->AddrFrame.Mode     = AddrModeFlat;
                frame->AddrFrame.Segment  = 0;
                frame->AddrFrame.Offset   = frame32.ebp;
 
                frame->AddrStack.Mode     = AddrModeFlat;
                frame->AddrStack.Segment  = 0;
                frame->AddrReturn.Mode    = AddrModeFlat;
                frame->AddrReturn.Segment = 0;
 
                next_switch = curr_switch;
                tmp.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                tmp.Segment = SELECTOROF(next_switch);
                tmp.Offset  = OFFSETOF(next_switch);
                p = sw_xlat_addr(csw, &tmp);
 
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, p, &frame16, sizeof(frame16)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame 0x%08x\n", p);
                    goto done_err;
                }
                curr_switch = (DWORD_PTR)frame16.frame32;
                set_curr_mode(stm_32bit);
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, curr_switch, &ch, sizeof(ch)))
                    curr_switch = 0;
            }
            else
            {
                tmp.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                tmp.Segment = SELECTOROF(next_switch);
                tmp.Offset  = OFFSETOF(next_switch);
                p = sw_xlat_addr(csw, &tmp);
 
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, p, &frame16, sizeof(frame16)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame 0x%08x\n", p);
                    goto done_err;
                }
 
                TRACE("Got a 16 bit stack switch:"
                      "\n\tframe32: %p"
                      "\n\tedx:%08x ecx:%08x ebp:%08x"
                      "\n\tds:%04x es:%04x fs:%04x gs:%04x"
                      "\n\tcall_from_ip:%08x module_cs:%04x relay=%08x"
                      "\n\tentry_ip:%04x entry_point:%08x"
                      "\n\tbp:%04x ip:%04x cs:%04x\n",
                      frame16.frame32,
                      frame16.edx, frame16.ecx, frame16.ebp,
                      frame16.ds, frame16.es, frame16.fs, frame16.gs,
                      frame16.callfrom_ip, frame16.module_cs, frame16.relay,
                      frame16.entry_ip, frame16.entry_point,
                      frame16.bp, frame16.ip, frame16.cs);
 
                frame->AddrPC.Mode       = AddrMode1616;
                frame->AddrPC.Segment    = frame16.cs;
                frame->AddrPC.Offset     = frame16.ip;
 
                frame->AddrFrame.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                frame->AddrFrame.Segment = SELECTOROF(next_switch);
                frame->AddrFrame.Offset  = frame16.bp;
 
                frame->AddrStack.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                frame->AddrStack.Segment = SELECTOROF(next_switch);
 
                frame->AddrReturn.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                frame->AddrReturn.Segment = frame16.cs;
 
                next_switch = curr_switch;
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, next_switch, &frame32, sizeof(frame32)))
                {
                    WARN("Bad stack frame %p\n", (void*)(DWORD_PTR)next_switch);
                    goto done_err;
                }
                curr_switch = (DWORD)frame32.frame16;
                tmp.Mode    = AddrMode1616;
                tmp.Segment = SELECTOROF(curr_switch);
                tmp.Offset  = OFFSETOF(curr_switch);
 
                if (!sw_read_mem(csw, sw_xlat_addr(csw, &tmp), &ch, sizeof(ch)))
                    curr_switch = 0;
                set_curr_mode(stm_16bit);
            }
        }
        else
        {
            if (curr_mode == stm_16bit)
            {
                frame->AddrPC = frame->AddrReturn;
                frame->AddrStack.Offset = frame->AddrFrame.Offset + 2 * sizeof(WORD);
                /* "pop up" previous BP value */
                if (!frame->AddrFrame.Offset ||
                    !sw_read_mem(csw, sw_xlat_addr(csw, &frame->AddrFrame),
                                 &val16, sizeof(WORD)))
                    goto done_err;
                frame->AddrFrame.Offset = val16;
            }
            else
            {
                if (!fetch_next_frame32(csw, context, sw_xlat_addr(csw, &frame->AddrPC) - deltapc))
                    goto done_err;
 
                frame->AddrStack.Mode = frame->AddrFrame.Mode = frame->AddrPC.Mode = AddrModeFlat;
                frame->AddrStack.Offset = context->x86.Esp;
                frame->AddrFrame.Offset = context->x86.Ebp;
                if (frame->AddrReturn.Offset != context->x86.Eip)
                    FIXME("new PC=%s different from Eip=%x\n",
                          wine_dbgstr_longlong(frame->AddrReturn.Offset), context->x86.Eip);
                frame->AddrPC.Offset = context->x86.Eip;
            }
        }
    }
 
    if (curr_mode == stm_16bit)
    {
        unsigned int     i;
 
        p = sw_xlat_addr(csw, &frame->AddrFrame);
        if (!sw_read_mem(csw, p + sizeof(WORD), &val16, sizeof(WORD)))
            goto done_err;
        frame->AddrReturn.Offset = val16;
        /* get potential cs if a far call was used */
        if (!sw_read_mem(csw, p + 2 * sizeof(WORD), &val16, sizeof(WORD)))
            goto done_err;
        if (frame->AddrFrame.Offset & 1)
            frame->AddrReturn.Segment = val16; /* far call assumed */
        else
        {
            /* not explicitly marked as far call,
             * but check whether it could be anyway
             */
            if ((val16 & 7) == 7 && val16 != frame->AddrReturn.Segment)
            {
                LDT_ENTRY   le;
 
                if (GetThreadSelectorEntry(csw->hThread, val16, &le) &&
                    (le.HighWord.Bits.Type & 0x08)) /* code segment */
                {
                    /* it is very uncommon to push a code segment cs as
                     * a parameter, so this should work in most cases
                     */
                    frame->AddrReturn.Segment = val16;
                }
        }
    }
        frame->AddrFrame.Offset &= ~1;
        /* we "pop" parameters as 16 bit entities... of course, this won't
         * work if the parameter is in fact bigger than 16bit, but
         * there's no way to know that here
         */
        for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(frame->Params); i++)
        {
            sw_read_mem(csw, p + (2 + i) * sizeof(WORD), &val16, sizeof(val16));
            frame->Params[i] = val16;
        }
        if (context)
        {
#define SET(field, seg, reg) \
            switch (frame->field.Mode) \
            { \
            case AddrModeFlat: context->x86.reg = frame->field.Offset; break; \
            case AddrMode1616: context->x86.seg = frame->field.Segment; context->x86.reg = frame->field.Offset; break; \
            default: assert(0); \
            }
            SET(AddrStack,  SegSs, Esp);
            SET(AddrFrame,  SegSs, Ebp);
            SET(AddrReturn, SegCs, Eip);
#undef SET
        }
    }
    else
    {
        unsigned int    i;
        union ctx newctx = *context;
 
        if (!fetch_next_frame32(csw, &newctx, frame->AddrPC.Offset - deltapc))
            goto done_err;
        frame->AddrReturn.Mode = AddrModeFlat;
        frame->AddrReturn.Offset = newctx.x86.Eip;
 
        for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(frame->Params); i++)
        {
            sw_read_mem(csw, frame->AddrFrame.Offset + (2 + i) * sizeof(DWORD), &val32, sizeof(val32));
            frame->Params[i] = val32;
        }
    }
 
    frame->Far = TRUE;
    frame->Virtual = TRUE;
    p = sw_xlat_addr(csw, &frame->AddrPC);
    if (p && sw_module_base(csw, p))
        frame->FuncTableEntry = sw_table_access(csw, p);
    else
        frame->FuncTableEntry = NULL;
 
    inc_curr_count();
    TRACE("Leave: PC=%s Frame=%s Return=%s Stack=%s Mode=%s Count=%s cSwitch=%p nSwitch=%p FuncTable=%p\n",
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrPC),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrFrame),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrReturn),
          wine_dbgstr_addr(&frame->AddrStack),
          curr_mode == stm_start ? "start" : (curr_mode == stm_16bit ? "16bit" : "32bit"),
          wine_dbgstr_longlong(curr_count),
          (void*)(DWORD_PTR)curr_switch, (void*)(DWORD_PTR)next_switch, frame->FuncTableEntry);
 
    return TRUE;
done_err:
    set_curr_mode(stm_done);
    return FALSE;
}

WINE_DEFAULT_DEBUG_CHANNEL()

WINE_DEFAULT_DEBUG_CHANNEL

(

dbghelp

)

Variable Documentation

cpu_i386

DECLSPEC_HIDDEN struct cpu cpu_i386

Initial value:

= {
    IMAGE_FILE_MACHINE_I386,
    4,
    CV_REG_EBP,
 
    i386_get_addr,
    i386_stack_walk,
 
 
 
 
    NULL,
    i386_map_dwarf_register,
    i386_fetch_context_reg,
    i386_fetch_regname,
 
    i386_fetch_minidump_thread,
    i386_fetch_minidump_module,
 
 
 
 
}

Definition at line 706 of file cpu_i386.c.