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In places where the "user" state is available, like interrupt handlers, panic() and kassert() can now take an optional pointer to that user cpu_state structure, and the panic handler will print that out as well.
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684 B
C++
34 lines
684 B
C++
#pragma once
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/// \file display.h
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/// Panic info display functions
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#include <stdint.h>
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struct cpu_state;
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struct cpu_data;
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namespace panicking {
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class serial_port;
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class symbol_table;
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struct frame
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{
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frame *prev;
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uintptr_t return_addr;
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};
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void print_header(
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serial_port &out,
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const char *message,
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const char *function,
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const char *file,
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uint64_t line);
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void print_cpu(serial_port &out, cpu_data &cpu);
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void print_callstack(serial_port &out, symbol_table &syms, frame const *fp);
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void print_cpu_state(serial_port &out, const cpu_state ®s);
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void print_user_state(serial_port &out, const cpu_state ®s);
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} // namespace panicking
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