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[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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/*
* PROJECT: ReactOS SDK
Remove '.html' from spdx.org license page URLs. (#4845)
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* LICENSE: BSD Zero Clause License (https://spdx.org/licenses/0BSD)
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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* PURPOSE: Helper pragma implementation for pseh library (amd64)
* COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2021 Jérôme Gardou
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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* Copyright 2024 Timo Kreuzer <timo.kreuzer@reactos.org>
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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*/
#include <gcc-plugin.h>
#include <plugin-version.h>
#include <function.h>
#include <tree.h>
#include <c-family/c-pragma.h>
#include <c-family/c-common.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <vector>
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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#include <cstdio>
#if 0 // To enable tracing
#define trace(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__)
#else
#define trace(...)
#endif
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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#define is_alpha(c) (((c)>64 && (c)<91) || ((c)>96 && (c)<123))
#if defined(_WIN32) || defined(WIN32)
[CMAKE] Allow compiling amd64 port with GCC on Windows Dedicated to Daniel
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#define VISIBLE __declspec(dllexport)
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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#else
#define VISIBLE __attribute__((__visibility__("default")))
#endif
#define UNUSED __attribute__((__unused__))
int
VISIBLE
plugin_is_GPL_compatible = 1;
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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constexpr size_t k_header_statement_max_size = 20000;
struct seh_handler
{
bool is_except;
unsigned int line;
};
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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struct seh_function
{
bool unwind;
bool except;
tree asm_header_text;
tree asm_header;
size_t count;
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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std::vector<seh_handler> handlers;
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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seh_function(struct function* fun)
: unwind(false)
, except(false)
, count(0)
{
/* Reserve space for our header statement */
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#if 0 // FIXME: crashes on older GCC
asm_header_text = build_string(k_header_statement_max_size, "");
#else
char buf[k_header_statement_max_size];
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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memset(buf, 0, sizeof(buf));
asm_header_text = build_string(sizeof(buf), buf);
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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#endif
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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asm_header = build_stmt(fun->function_start_locus, ASM_EXPR, asm_header_text, NULL_TREE, NULL_TREE, NULL_TREE, NULL_TREE);
ASM_VOLATILE_P(asm_header) = 1;
add_stmt(asm_header);
}
};
static std::unordered_map<struct function*, struct seh_function*> func_seh_map = {};
static
struct seh_function*
get_seh_function()
{
auto search = func_seh_map.find(cfun);
if (search != func_seh_map.end())
return search->second;
auto seh_fun = new seh_function(cfun);
func_seh_map.insert({cfun, seh_fun});
return seh_fun;
}
static
void
handle_seh_pragma(cpp_reader* UNUSED parser)
{
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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tree x, arg, line;
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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std::stringstream label_decl;
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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bool is_except;
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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if (!cfun)
{
error("%<#pragma REACTOS seh%> is not allowed outside functions");
return;
}
if ((pragma_lex(&x) != CPP_OPEN_PAREN) ||
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(pragma_lex(&arg) != CPP_NAME) || // except or finally
(pragma_lex(&x) != CPP_COMMA) ||
(pragma_lex(&line) != CPP_NUMBER) || // Line number
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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(pragma_lex(&x) != CPP_CLOSE_PAREN) ||
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(pragma_lex(&x) != CPP_EOF)
)
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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{
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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error("%<#pragma REACTOS seh%> needs two parameters%>");
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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return;
}
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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trace(stderr, "Pragma: %s, %u\n", IDENTIFIER_POINTER(arg), TREE_INT_CST_LOW(line));
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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const char* op = IDENTIFIER_POINTER(arg);
seh_function* seh_fun = get_seh_function();
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if (strcmp(op, "__seh$$except") == 0)
{
is_except = true;
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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seh_fun->except = true;
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}
else if (strcmp(op, "__seh$$finally") == 0)
{
is_except = false;
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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seh_fun->unwind = true;
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}
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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else
{
error("Wrong argument for %<#pragma REACTOS seh%>. Expected \"except\" or \"finally\"");
return;
}
seh_fun->count++;
[PSEH/x64] Fix our GCC-SEH-plugin hack The change is needed, because the previous version emitted multiple ".seh_handlerdata" blocks and GAS isn't able to merge them into one, but will instead only include the first one. This is fixed by generating "asm defines" in the code and pass the line number to the "REACTOS seh" pragma, which is then used to create all handler data by referring to the predefined symbols, that include the line number. Also the EstablisherFrame parameter passed to the filter/finally function is the original stack pointer, not the frame pointer! Take this into account by passing __builtin_frame_address(0) from the filter context to the global wrapper function, which includes the frame-offset, and use that to recalculate the frame-pointer from the passed in stack pointer.
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seh_fun->handlers.push_back({is_except, (unsigned int)TREE_INT_CST_LOW(line)});
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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/* Make sure we use a frame pointer. REACTOS' PSEH depends on this */
cfun->machine->accesses_prev_frame = 1;
}
static
void
finish_seh_function(void* event_data, void* UNUSED user_data)
{
tree fndef = (tree)event_data;
struct function* fun = DECL_STRUCT_FUNCTION(fndef);
auto search = func_seh_map.find(fun);
if (search == func_seh_map.end())
return;
/* Get our SEH details and remove us from the map */
seh_function* seh_fun = search->second;
func_seh_map.erase(search);
if (DECL_FUNCTION_PERSONALITY(fndef) != nullptr)
{
error("Function %s has a personality. Are you mixing SEH with C++ exceptions ?",
IDENTIFIER_POINTER(fndef));
return;
}
/* Update asm statement */
std::stringstream asm_str;
asm_str << ".seh_handler __C_specific_handler";
if (seh_fun->unwind)
asm_str << ", @unwind";
if (seh_fun->except)
asm_str << ", @except";
asm_str << "\n";
asm_str << "\t.seh_handlerdata\n";
asm_str << "\t.long " << seh_fun->count << "\n";
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for (auto& handler : seh_fun->handlers)
{
asm_str << "\n\t.rva " << "__seh2$$begin_try__" << handler.line; /* Begin of tried code */
asm_str << "\n\t.rva " << "__seh2$$end_try__" << handler.line; /* End of tried code */
asm_str << "\n\t.rva " << "__seh2$$filter__" << handler.line; /* Filter function */
if (handler.is_except)
asm_str << "\n\t.rva " << "__seh2$$begin_except__" << handler.line; /* Called on except */
else
asm_str << "\n\t.long 0"; /* No unwind handler */
}
asm_str << "\n\t.seh_code\n";
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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strncpy(const_cast<char*>(TREE_STRING_POINTER(seh_fun->asm_header_text)),
asm_str.str().c_str(),
TREE_STRING_LENGTH(seh_fun->asm_header_text));
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trace(stderr, "ASM: %s\n", asm_str.str().c_str());
[CMAKE] Introduce a GCC plugin for helping with amd64 SEH implementation \#pragma REACTOS SEH(except) \#pragma REACTOS SEH(finally) What it does is counting the number of SEH __try blocks and emit the proper assembly statements at function prologue It also checks for mixing C++ & SEH exception handling, which wouldn't work
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delete seh_fun;
}
static
void
register_seh_pragmas(void* UNUSED event_data, void* UNUSED user_data)
{
c_register_pragma("REACTOS", "seh", handle_seh_pragma);
}
/* Return 0 on success or error code on failure */
extern "C"
VISIBLE
int plugin_init(struct plugin_name_args *info, /* Argument infor */
struct plugin_gcc_version *version) /* Version of GCC */
{
if (!plugin_default_version_check (version, &gcc_version))
{
std::cerr << "This GCC plugin is for version " << GCCPLUGIN_VERSION_MAJOR << "." << GCCPLUGIN_VERSION_MINOR << "\n";
return 1;
}
register_callback(info->base_name, PLUGIN_PRAGMAS, register_seh_pragmas, NULL);
register_callback(info->base_name, PLUGIN_FINISH_PARSE_FUNCTION, finish_seh_function, NULL);
return 0;
}
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