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/*++
Copyright (c) 1992 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
util.c
Abstract:
This file contains a set of general utility routines for the
Debug Monitor module
Author:
Jim Schaad (jimsch) 9-12-92
Environment:
Win32 user mode
--*/
#include "precomp.h"
#pragma hdrstop
extern EXPECTED_EVENT masterEE, *eeList;
extern HTHDX thdList;
extern HPRCX prcList;
extern CRITICAL_SECTION csThreadProcList;
static HPRCX HprcRead;
static HANDLE HFileRead = 0; // Read File handle
static LPB LpbMemory = 0; // Read File Address
static ULONG CbOffset = 0; // Offset of read address
BOOL
AddrWriteMemory(
HPRCX hprc,
HTHDX hthd,
LPADDR paddr,
LPVOID lpv,
DWORD cb,
LPDWORD pcbWritten
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This function is used to do a verified write to memory. Most of the
time it will just do a simple call to WriteMemory but some times
it will do validations of writes.
Arguments:
hprc - Supplies the handle to the process
paddr - Supplies the address to be written at
lpv - Supplies a pointer to the bytes to be written
cb - Supplies the count of bytes to be written
pcbWritten - Returns the number of bytes actually written
Return Value:
TRUE if successful and FALSE otherwise
--*/
{
BOOL fRet;
ADDR addr;
/*
* Can't resolve linker indices from here.
*/
assert(!(ADDR_IS_LI(*paddr)));
if (ADDR_IS_LI(*paddr)) {
return FALSE;
}
/*
* Make a local copy to mess with
*/
addr = *paddr;
if (!ADDR_IS_FLAT(addr)) {
fRet = TranslateAddress(hprc, hthd, &addr, TRUE);
assert(fRet);
if (!fRet) {
return fRet;
}
}
return DbgWriteMemory(hprc, (LPVOID) GetAddrOff(addr),
lpv, cb, pcbWritten);
} /* AddrWriteMemory() */
BOOL
AddrReadMemory(
HPRCX hprc,
HTHDX hthd,
LPADDR paddr,
LPVOID lpv,
DWORD cb,
LPDWORD lpRead
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Read data from a process, using a full ADDR packet.
Arguments:
hprc - Supplies the process structure
hthd - Supplies the thread structure. This must be valid if the
address is not flat; otherwise the thread is not used.
paddr - Supplies the address to read from
lpv - Supplies a pointer to the local buffer
cb - supplies the count of bytes to read
lpRead - Returns the number of bytes actually read
Return Value:
TRUE if successful and FALSE otherwise
--*/
{
BOOL fRet;
ADDR addr;
#ifndef KERNEL
PBREAKPOINT bp;
DWORD offset;
BP_UNIT instr;
#endif
/*
* We can't resolve linker indices from here.
*/
assert(!(ADDR_IS_LI(*paddr)));
if (ADDR_IS_LI(*paddr)) {
return FALSE;
}
/*
* Make a local copy to mess with
*/
addr = *paddr;
if (!ADDR_IS_FLAT(addr)) {
fRet = TranslateAddress(hprc, hthd, &addr, TRUE);
assert(fRet);
if (!fRet) {
return fRet;
}
}
if (!DbgReadMemory(hprc, (LPVOID) GetAddrOff(addr), lpv, cb, lpRead)) {
return FALSE;
}
#ifndef KERNEL
/* The memory has been read into the buffer now sanitize it : */
/* (go through the entire list of breakpoints and see if any */
/* are in the range. If a breakpoint is in the range then an */
/* offset relative to the start address and the original inst */
/* ruction is returned and put into the return buffer) */
for (bp=bpList->next; bp; bp=bp->next) {
if (BPInRange(hprc, hthd, bp, &addr, *lpRead, &offset, &instr)) {
if (offset < 0) {
memcpy(lpv, ((char *) &instr) - offset,
sizeof(BP_UNIT) + offset);
} else if (offset + sizeof(BP_UNIT) > *lpRead) {
memcpy(((char *)lpv)+offset, &instr, *lpRead - offset);
} else {
*((BP_UNIT UNALIGNED *)((char *)lpv+offset)) = instr;
}
}
}
#endif // !KERNEL
return TRUE;
} /* AddrReadMemory() */
#if 0
BOOL
SanitizedMemoryRead(
HPRCX hprc,
HTHDX hthd,
LPADDR paddr,
LPVOID lpb,
DWORD cb,
LPDWORD lpcb
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is provided to do the actual read of memory. This allows
multiple routines in the DM to do the read through a single common
interface. This routine will correct the read memory for any breakpoints
currently set in memory.
Arguments:
hprc - Supplies the process handle for the read
hthd - Supplies the thread handle for the read
paddr - Supplies the address to read memory from
lpb - Supplies the buffer to do the read into
cb - Supplies the number of bytes to be read
lpcb - Returns the number of bytes actually read
Return Value:
TRUE on success and FALSE on failure
--*/
{
DWORD offset;
BP_UNIT instr;
BREAKPOINT *bp;
if (!AddrReadMemory(hprc, hthd, paddr, lpb, cb, lpcb)) {
return FALSE;
}
#ifndef KERNEL
/* The memory has been read into the buffer now sanitize it : */
/* (go through the entire list of breakpoints and see if any */
/* are in the range. If a breakpoint is in the range then an */
/* offset relative to the start address and the original inst */
/* ruction is returned and put into the return buffer) */
for (bp=bpList->next; bp; bp=bp->next) {
if (BPInRange(hprc, hthd, bp, paddr, *lpcb, &offset, &instr)) {
if (offset < 0) {
memcpy(lpb, ((char *) &instr) - offset,
sizeof(BP_UNIT) + offset);
} else if (offset + sizeof(BP_UNIT) > *lpcb) {
memcpy(((char *)lpb)+offset, &instr, *lpcb - offset);
} else {
*((BP_UNIT UNALIGNED *)((char *)lpb+offset)) = instr;
}
}
}
#endif // !KERNEL
return TRUE;
}
#endif
ULONG
SetReadPointer(
ULONG cbOffset,
int iFrom
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is used to deal with changing the location of where
the next read should occur. This will take effect on the current
file pointer or debuggee memory pointer address.
Arguments:
cbOffset - Supplies the offset to set the file pointer at
iFrom - Supplies the type of set to be preformed.
Return Value:
The new file offset
--*/
{
if (LpbMemory == NULL) {
CbOffset = SetFilePointer(HFileRead, cbOffset, NULL, iFrom);
} else {
switch( iFrom ) {
case FILE_BEGIN:
CbOffset = cbOffset;
break;
case FILE_CURRENT:
CbOffset += cbOffset;
break;
default:
assert(FALSE);
break;
}
}
return CbOffset;
} /* SetReadPointer() */
VOID
SetPointerToFile(
HANDLE hFile
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is called to specify which file handle should be used for
doing reads from
Arguments:
hFile - Supplies the file handle to do future reads from
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
HFileRead = hFile;
HprcRead = NULL;
LpbMemory = NULL;
return;
} /* SetPointerToFile() */
VOID
SetPointerToMemory(
HPRCX hprc,
LPVOID lpv
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is called to specify where in debuggee memory reads should
be done from.
Arguments:
hProc - Supplies the handle to the process to read memory from
lpv - Supplies the base address of the dll to read memory at.
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
HprcRead = hprc;
LpbMemory = lpv;
HFileRead = NULL;
return;
} /* SetPointerToMemory() */
BOOL
DoRead(
LPVOID lpv,
DWORD cb
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is used to preform the actual read operation from either
a file handle or from the dlls memory.
Arguments:
lpv - Supplies the pointer to read memory into
cb - Supplies the count of bytes to be read
Return Value:
TRUE If read was fully successful and FALSE otherwise
--*/
{
DWORD cbRead;
if (LpbMemory) {
if ( !DbgReadMemory( HprcRead, LpbMemory+CbOffset, lpv, cb, &cbRead ) ||
(cb != cbRead) ) {
return FALSE;
}
CbOffset += cb;
} else if ((ReadFile(HFileRead, lpv, cb, &cbRead, NULL) == 0) ||
(cb != cbRead)) {
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
} /* DoRead() */
BOOL
AreAddrsEqual(
HPRCX hprc,
HTHDX hthd,
LPADDR paddr1,
LPADDR paddr2
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This function is used to compare to addresses for equality
Arguments:
hprc - Supplies process for address context
hthd - Supplies thread for address context
paddr1 - Supplies a pointer to an ADDR structure
paddr2 - Supplies a pointer to an ADDR structure
Return Value:
TRUE if the addresses are equivalent
--*/
{
ADDR addr1;
ADDR addr2;
/*
* Step 1. Addresses are equal if
* - Both addresses are flat
* - The two offsets are the same
*/
if ((ADDR_IS_FLAT(*paddr1) == TRUE) &&
(ADDR_IS_FLAT(*paddr1) == ADDR_IS_FLAT(*paddr2)) &&
(paddr1->addr.off == paddr2->addr.off)) {
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Step 2. Address are equal if the linear address are the same
*/
addr1 = *paddr1;
addr2 = *paddr2;
if (addr1.addr.off == addr2.addr.off) {
return TRUE;
}
return FALSE;
} /* AreAddrsEqual() */
HTHDX
HTHDXFromPIDTID(
PID pid,
TID tid
)
{
HTHDX hthd;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
for ( hthd = thdList->next; hthd; hthd = hthd->next ) {
if (hthd->tid == tid && hthd->hprc->pid == pid ) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
return hthd;
}
HTHDX
HTHDXFromHPIDHTID(
HPID hpid,
HTID htid
)
{
HTHDX hthd;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
for(hthd = thdList->next; hthd; hthd = hthd->next) {
if (hthd->htid == htid && hthd->hprc->hpid == hpid ) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
return hthd;
}
HPRCX
HPRCFromPID(
PID pid
)
{
HPRCX hprc;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
for( hprc = prcList->next; hprc; hprc = hprc->next) {
if (hprc->pid == pid) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
return hprc;
}
HPRCX
HPRCFromHPID(
HPID hpid
)
{
HPRCX hprc;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
for ( hprc = prcList->next; hprc; hprc = hprc->next ) {
if (hprc->hpid == hpid) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
return hprc;
}
HPRCX
HPRCFromRwhand(
HANDLE rwHand
)
{
HPRCX hprc;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
for ( hprc=prcList->next; hprc; hprc=hprc->next ) {
if (hprc->rwHand==rwHand) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
return hprc;
}
void
FreeHthdx(
HTHDX hthd
)
{
HTHDX * ppht;
BREAKPOINT * pbp;
BREAKPOINT * pbpT;
EnterCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
/*
* Free all breakpoints unique to thread
*/
for (pbp = BPNextHthdPbp(hthd, NULL); pbp; pbp = pbpT) {
pbpT = BPNextHthdPbp(hthd, pbp);
RemoveBP(pbp);
}
for (ppht = &(hthd->hprc->hthdChild); *ppht; ppht = & ( (*ppht)->nextSibling ) ) {
if (*ppht == hthd) {
*ppht = (*ppht)->nextSibling;
break;
}
}
for (ppht = &(thdList->next); *ppht; ppht = & ( (*ppht)->next ) ) {
if (*ppht == hthd) {
*ppht = (*ppht)->next;
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&csThreadProcList);
free(hthd);
}
VOID
ClearContextPointers(
PKNONVOLATILE_CONTEXT_POINTERS ctxptrs
)
/*++
Routine - Clear Context Pointers
Purpose - clears the context pointer structure.
Argument - lpvoid - pointer to context pointers structure;
void on on architectures that don't have such.
--*/
{
memset(ctxptrs, 0, sizeof (KNONVOLATILE_CONTEXT_POINTERS));
}
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