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    Classes | Public Types | Static Public Member Functions | List of all members
    State Class Reference

    Structure for the core state after a trap. More...

    #include <debug/gdb/state.h>

    Classes

    struct  Register
     Structure to access a register. More...
     

    Public Types

    enum  RegisterNumber {
      REG_RAX ,
      REG_RBX ,
      REG_RCX ,
      REG_RDX ,
      REG_RSI ,
      REG_RDI ,
      REG_RBP ,
      REG_RSP ,
      REG_8 ,
      REG_9 ,
      REG_10 ,
      REG_11 ,
      REG_12 ,
      REG_13 ,
      REG_14 ,
      REG_15 ,
      REG_RIP ,
      REG_EFLAGS ,
      REG_CS ,
      REG_SS ,
      REG_DS ,
      REG_ES ,
      REG_FS ,
      REG_GS ,
      REG_ST0 ,
      REG_ST1 ,
      REG_ST2 ,
      REG_ST3 ,
      REG_ST4 ,
      REG_ST5 ,
      REG_ST6 ,
      REG_ST7 ,
      REG_FCTRL ,
      REG_FSTAT ,
      REG_FTAG ,
      REG_FISEG ,
      REG_FIOFF ,
      REG_FOSEG ,
      REG_FOOFF ,
      REG_FOP ,
      REG_XMM0 ,
      REG_XMM1 ,
      REG_XMM2 ,
      REG_XMM3 ,
      REG_XMM4 ,
      REG_XMM5 ,
      REG_XMM6 ,
      REG_XMM7 ,
      REG_XMM8 ,
      REG_XMM9 ,
      REG_XMM10 ,
      REG_XMM11 ,
      REG_XMM12 ,
      REG_XMM13 ,
      REG_XMM14 ,
      REG_XMM15 ,
      REG_MXCSR ,
      REGISTERS
    }
     

    Static Public Member Functions

    static Register get (enum RegisterNumber reg=REGISTERS, int8_t core=0)
     Access a previously saved register. More...
     
    static Register get (uintptr_t reg, int8_t core=0)
     Access a previously saved register. More...
     
    static void save (const DebugContext *context)
     Read register content from DebugContext and FPU. More...
     
    static void restore (DebugContext *context)
     Write register contents back DebugContext and FPU. More...
     

    Detailed Description

    Structure for the core state after a trap.

    GDB allows both reading and changing of registers. These registers are saved at the entry function of a trap (before the actual GDB_Stub::handle is executed) and then converted into this structure – and usually also directly transferred to the connected GDB host. Changes done by the GDB host are first saved in this structure and then written back into the registers right before continuing the actual operating system code.

    Member Enumeration Documentation

    enum State::RegisterNumber
    Enumerator
    REG_FCTRL 

    FPU Control Word (fcw)

    REG_FSTAT 

    FPU Status Word (fsw)

    REG_FTAG 

    FPU Tag Word (ftw)

    REG_FISEG 

    FPU IP Selector (fcs)

    REG_FIOFF 

    FPU IP Offset (fip)

    REG_FOSEG 

    FPU Operand Pointer Selector (fos)

    REG_FOOFF 

    FPU Operand Pointer Offset (foo)

    REG_FOP 

    Last Instruction Opcode (fop)

    REGISTERS 

    Total number of registers.

    Member Function Documentation

    State::Register State::get ( enum RegisterNumber  reg = REGISTERS,
    int8_t  core = 0 
    )
    static

    Access a previously saved register.

    Parameters
    regRegister identifier. If State::REGISTERS is used, all registers will be returned
    core1-indexed Core ID (≤ 0 for current core)
    Returns
    Pointer to a structure with address and size of the stored contents
    State::Register State::get ( uintptr_t  reg,
    int8_t  core = 0 
    )
    static

    Access a previously saved register.

    Parameters
    regRegister identifier. If State::REGISTERS is used, all registers will be returned
    core1-indexed Core ID (≤ 0 for current core)
    Returns
    Pointer to a structure with address and size of the stored contents
    void State::save ( const DebugContext *  context)
    static

    Read register content from DebugContext and FPU.

    Parameters
    contextPointer to context of gdb_interrupt_handler
    void State::restore ( DebugContext *  context)
    static

    Write register contents back DebugContext and FPU.

    Parameters
    contextPointer to context of gdb_interrupt_handler, which will finally be restored after returning from the handler.

    The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
    • debug/gdb/state.h
    • debug/gdb/state.cc
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