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#define MYASSERT(_cond) \
((_cond) ? 0 : MyDbgPrintf("ASSERTION FAILED\n"))
typedef int bool;
//
// Debugger Extension Primitives
//
bool
dbgextReadMemory(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
void * pvBuffer,
UINT cb,
char *pszDescription
);
bool
dbgextReadUINT(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
UINT *pu,
char *pszDescription
);
bool
dbgextReadUINT_PTR(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
UINT_PTR *pu,
char *pszDescription
);
bool
dbgextReadSZ(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
char *szBuf,
UINT cbMax,
char *pszDescription
);
bool
dbgextWriteMemory(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
void * pvBuffer,
UINT cb,
char *pszDescription
);
bool
dbgextWriteUINT_PTR(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
UINT_PTR u,
char *pszDescription
);
UINT_PTR
dbgextGetExpression(
const char *pcszExpression
);
#if 0 // Not sure what this one is about...
void
dbgextGetSymbol(
void *offset,
UCHAR *pchBuffer,
UINT *pDisplacement
);
#endif // 0
void
dbgextDumpDLlist(
UINT_PTR uOffset,
UINT uContainingOffset,
char *pszDescription
);
typedef
void
(__cdecl *MYPWINDBG_OUTPUT_ROUTINE)(
const char * lpFormat,
...
);
extern MYPWINDBG_OUTPUT_ROUTINE g_pfnDbgPrintf;
#define MyDbgPrintf g_pfnDbgPrintf
//
// User Commands Parsing Support and Structures
//
typedef struct
{
//TOKEN tokCmd;
UINT uParam;
UINT uFlags;
} COMMAND;
struct _TYPE_INFO;
typedef
void
(*PFN_SPECIALIZED_DUMP)(
struct _TYPE_INFO *pType,
UINT_PTR uAddr,
char *szFieldSpec,
UINT uFlags
);
#define fDUMP_ONE_LINE_SUMMARY (0x1)
typedef struct
{
char *szName;
UINT Mask;
UINT Value;
} BITFIELD_INFO;
typedef struct _TYPE_INFO
{
const char * szName;
const char * szShortName;
UINT uTypeID;
UINT uFlags; // One or more fTYPEINFO_ flags.
UINT cbSize;
struct _STRUCT_FIELD_INFO *rgFields;
UINT uNextOffset;
// If this type is a list element, this is the offset
// in bytes to the next pointer.
// Only valid if uFlags contains fTYPEINFO_ISLIST
BITFIELD_INFO *rgBitFieldInfo;
//
// If this type is a bitfield, this this points
// to an array of BITFIELD_INFO structs, giving
// the set of valid bitfield constants that can
// be held in this bitfield.
//
// Note -- only one of rgFields and rgBitField info
// should be non-null (both can be null).
//
PFN_SPECIALIZED_DUMP pfnSpecializedDump;
//
// If nonzero, use this function instead of the standard
// structure dumping routine.
//
UINT_PTR uCachedAddress; // Set to the address of this type that
// was most recently referenced.
} TYPE_INFO;
#define fTYPEINFO_ISLIST (0x1<<0)
#define fTYPEINFO_ISBITFIELD (0x1<<1)
#define TYPEISLIST(_pType) ((_pType)->uFlags & fTYPEINFO_ISLIST)
#define TYPEISBITFIELD(_pType) ((_pType)->uFlags & fTYPEINFO_ISBITFIELD)
//
// STRUCT_FIELD_INFO contains information about a particular field of a struct.
//
typedef struct _STRUCT_FIELD_INFO
{
const char *szFieldName;
UINT uFieldOffset; // Offset in bytes from start of containing structure.
UINT uFieldSize;
UINT uFlags; // one or more fFI_* flags define below
TYPE_INFO *pBaseType;
} STRUCT_FIELD_INFO;
#define fFI_PTR (0x1<<0) // Field is a pointer
#define fFI_LIST (0x1<<1) // Field is a pointer to 1st element of a list
#define fFI_ARRAY (0x1<<2) // Field is an array (pointer to array if
// fFI_PTR is set).
#define fFI_OPAQUE (0x1<<3) // Treat object as opaque, of size uObjectSize.
// If set then fLIST must not be set.
#define FIELD_IS_EMBEDDED_TYPE(_pFI) \
( !((_pFI)->uFlags & (fFI_PTR|fFI_OPAQUE|fFI_ARRAY)) \
&& ((_pFI)->pBaseType))
//
// true iff the field is itself a valid type
//
#define FIELD_IS_PTR_TO_TYPE(_pFI) \
( ((_pFI)->uFlags & fFI_PTR) \
&& !((_pFI)->uFlags & (fFI_OPAQUE|fFI_ARRAY)) \
&& ((_pFI)->pBaseType))
//
// true iff the field is pointer to a valid type
//
#define FIELD_SIZE(type, field) sizeof(((type *)0)->field)
//
// Information about a global variable.
//
typedef struct
{
const char *szName; // of variable.
const char *szShortName;
TYPE_INFO *pBaseType; // could be null (unspecified).
UINT uFlags;
UINT cbSize;
UINT_PTR uAddr; // Address in debuggee's address space.
} GLOBALVAR_INFO;
typedef
UINT_PTR
(*PFN_RESOLVE_ADDRESS)(
TYPE_INFO *pType
);
typedef struct
{
TYPE_INFO **pTypes;
GLOBALVAR_INFO *pGlobals;
PFN_RESOLVE_ADDRESS pfnResolveAddress;
} NAMESPACE;
void
DumpObjects(TYPE_INFO *pType, UINT_PTR uAddr, UINT cObjects, UINT uFlags);
#define fMATCH_SUBSTRING (0x1<<0)
#define fMATCH_PREFIX (0x1<<1)
#define fMATCH_SUFFIX (0x1<<2)
void
DumpStructure(
TYPE_INFO *pType,
UINT_PTR uAddr,
char *szFieldSpec,
UINT uFlags
);
bool
DumpMemory(
UINT_PTR uAddr,
UINT cb,
UINT uFlags,
const char *pszDescription
);
typedef bool (*PFNMATCHINGFUNCTION) (
const char *szPattern,
const char *szString
);
bool
MatchPrefix(const char *szPattern, const char *szString);
bool
MatchSuffix(const char *szPattern, const char *szString);
bool
MatchSubstring(const char *szPattern, const char *szString);
bool
MatchExactly(const char *szPattern, const char *szString);
bool
MatchAlways(const char *szPattern, const char *szString);
typedef ULONG (*PFNNODEFUNC)(
UINT_PTR uNodeAddr,
UINT uIndex,
void *pvContext
);
//
// PFNNODEFUNC is the prototype of the func passed into WalkList
//
UINT
WalkList(
UINT_PTR uStartAddress,
UINT uNextOffset,
UINT uStartIndex,
UINT uEndIndex,
void *pvContext,
PFNNODEFUNC pFunc,
char *pszDescription
);
//
// Visit each node in the list in turn,
// reading just the next pointers. It calls pFunc for each list node
// between uStartIndex and uEndIndex. It terminates under the first of
// the following conditions:
// * Null pointer
// * ReadMemoryError
// * Read past uEndIndex
// * pFunc returns FALSE
//
void
WalkDLlist(
UINT_PTR uOffsetHeadList,
UINT_PTR uOffsetStartLink, OPTIONAL
void *pvContext,
PFNNODEFUNC pFunc,
UINT MaxToWalk,
char *pszDescription
);
ULONG
NodeFunc_DumpAddress (
UINT_PTR uNodeAddr,
UINT uIndex,
void *pvContext
);
//
// This is a sample node function -- simply dumps the specfied address.
//
void
DumpBitFields(
ULONG Flags,
BITFIELD_INFO rgBitFieldInfo[]
);
// Dump bitfield info.
//