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/*++
Copyright (c) 1998-2002 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
reftrace.h
Abstract:
This module contains public declarations and definitions for tracing and debugging reference count problems. This module uses the generic TRACE_LOG facility in tracelog.h.
The REF_ACTION_* codes are declared separately in refaction.h
Author:
Keith Moore (keithmo) 10-Jun-1998
Revision History:
--*/
#ifndef _REFTRACE_H_
#define _REFTRACE_H_
//
// Pull in the action codes
//
#include "refaction.h"
#define REF_TRACE_PROCESSOR_BITS 6 // MAXIMUM_PROCESSORS == 64 on Win64
#define REF_TRACE_ACTION_BITS (16 - REF_TRACE_PROCESSOR_BITS)
C_ASSERT((1 << REF_TRACE_PROCESSOR_BITS) >= MAXIMUM_PROCESSORS); C_ASSERT((1 << REF_TRACE_ACTION_BITS) >= REF_ACTION_MAX);
#define REF_TRACE_CALL_STACK_DEPTH 3
//
// This defines the entry written to the trace log.
//
typedef struct _REF_TRACE_LOG_ENTRY { PVOID pContext; PCSTR pFileName; PETHREAD pThread; PVOID CallStack[REF_TRACE_CALL_STACK_DEPTH]; LONG NewRefCount; USHORT LineNumber; USHORT Action : REF_TRACE_ACTION_BITS; USHORT Processor : REF_TRACE_PROCESSOR_BITS;
} REF_TRACE_LOG_ENTRY, *PREF_TRACE_LOG_ENTRY;
#define REF_TRACELOG_SIGNATURE MAKE_SIGNATURE('RfLg')
//
// Subtract REF_TRACE_OVERHEAD from a power of 2 when calculating the
// number of entries in a reftrace log, to ensure that overall size is
// a nice power of 2 and doesn't spill onto another page. This accounts
// for the size of the TRACE_LOG struct itself and the overhead
// imposed by the pool and the verifier. On x86, a REF_TRACE_LOG_ENTRY
// is currently 32 bytes. If you modify the struct, please recalculate
// REF_TRACE_OVERHEAD and *change the per-object* reftrace logs (in
// UL_CONNECTION, UL_HTTP_CONNECTION, UL_TCI_INTERFACE,
// and UL_INTERNAL_REQUEST) accordingly.
//
#define REF_TRACE_OVERHEAD 2 // entries
//
// Manipulators.
//
PTRACE_LOG CreateRefTraceLog( IN ULONG LogSize, IN ULONG ExtraBytesInHeader, IN TRACELOG_PRIORITY AllocationPriority, IN ULONG PoolTag );
VOID DestroyRefTraceLog( IN PTRACE_LOG pLog, IN ULONG PoolTag );
VOID ResetRefTraceLog( IN PTRACE_LOG pLog );
LONGLONG WriteRefTraceLog( IN PTRACE_LOG pLog, IN PTRACE_LOG pLog2, IN USHORT Action, IN LONG NewRefCount, IN PVOID pContext, IN PCSTR pFileName, IN USHORT LineNumber );
#if REFERENCE_DEBUG
#define CREATE_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr, size, extra, pri, pooltag ) \
(ptr) = CreateRefTraceLog( (size), (extra), (pri), (pooltag) )
#define DESTROY_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr, pooltag ) \
do \ { \ DestroyRefTraceLog( ptr, pooltag ); \ (ptr) = NULL; \ } while (FALSE, FALSE)
#define RESET_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr ) \
ResetRefTraceLog( ptr )
#define WRITE_REF_TRACE_LOG( plog, act, ref, pctx, pfile, line ) \
WriteRefTraceLog( \ (plog), \ NULL, \ (act), \ (ref), \ (pctx), \ (pfile), \ (line) \ )
#define WRITE_REF_TRACE_LOG2( plog1, plog2, act, ref, pctx, pfile, line ) \
WriteRefTraceLog( \ (plog1), \ (plog2), \ (act), \ (ref), \ (pctx), \ (pfile), \ (line) \ )
#else // !REFERENCE_DEBUG
#define CREATE_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr, size, extra, pri, pooltag ) NOP_FUNCTION
#define DESTROY_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr, pooltag ) NOP_FUNCTION
#define RESET_REF_TRACE_LOG( ptr ) NOP_FUNCTION
#define WRITE_REF_TRACE_LOG( plog, act, ref, pctx, pfile, line ) NOP_FUNCTION
#define WRITE_REF_TRACE_LOG2( plog1, plog2 , act, ref, pctx, pfile, line ) \
NOP_FUNCTION
#endif // !REFERENCE_DEBUG
#endif // _REFTRACE_H_
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