arch_x86.hpp File Reference

#include <arion/common/arch_manager.hpp>
#include <arion/common/global_defs.hpp>
#include <cstdint>
#include <map>
#include <string>

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Classes
class	arion_x86::ArchManagerX86
	A class responsible for performing architecture specific operations in case of an x86 chip emulation. More...

Namespaces
namespace	arion
namespace	arion_x86

Variables
std::map< uint64_t, std::string >	arion_x86::NAME_BY_SYSCALL_NO
	A map identifying a x86 syscall name given its number.
std::map< std::string, arion::REG >	arion_x86::ARCH_REGS
	A map identifying a Unicorn x86 register given its name.
std::map< arion::REG, uint8_t >	arion_x86::ARCH_REGS_SZ
	A map identifying a Unicorn x86 register size given the register.
std::vector< arion::REG >	arion_x86::CTXT_REGS
	The list of high-level x86 registers that make up the context to be saved and restored.
std::map< uint64_t, arion::CPU_INTR >	arion_x86::IDT
	The x86 Interrupt Descriptor Table.
arion::ABI_REGISTERS	arion_x86::ABI_REGS = arion::ABI_REGISTERS(UC_X86_REG_EIP, UC_X86_REG_ESP)
	Unicorn x86 PC and SP registers for genericity.
arion::ABI_CALLING_CONVENTION	arion_x86::ABI_CALLING_CONV = arion::ABI_CALLING_CONVENTION(UC_X86_REG_EAX, {})
	Unicorn x86 registers involved in calling convention.
arion::ABI_SYSCALLING_CONVENTION	arion_x86::ABI_SYSCALLING_CONV
	Unicorn x86 registers involved in syscalling convention.
arion::KERNEL_SEG_FLAGS	arion_x86::SEG_FLAGS = ARION_VVAR_PRESENT | ARION_VDSO_PRESENT
	x86 flags telling the loader which kernel segments should be mapped in memory.
uint32_t	arion_x86::HWCAP2 = 2
	Some well working x86 chip HWCAP2 value.
uint32_t	arion_x86::HWCAP = 0xbfebfbff
	Some well working x86 chip HWCAP value.
const size_t	arion_x86::PTR_SZ = 4
	Size in bytes of a pointer in a x86 chip.
const uint16_t	arion_x86::ARCH_SZ = 32
	Size in bits of the x86 general-purpose registers.
arion::CPU_ARCH	arion_x86::ARCH = arion::CPU_ARCH::X86_ARCH
	Arion CPU_ARCH for x86.
arion::ARCH_ATTRIBUTES	arion_x86::ARCH_ATTRS
	Multiple architecture specific attributes for x86, grouped in a structure for genericity purpose.