Dr. Memory
_drsys_arg_t Struct Reference

#include <drsyscall.h>

Data Fields

drsys_syscall_tsyscall
 
drsys_sysnum_t sysnum
 
void * drcontext
 
bool pre
 
dr_mcontext_t * mc
 
int ordinal
 
drsys_param_mode_t mode
 
drsys_param_type_t type
 
const char * type_name
 
drsys_param_type_t containing_type
 
const char * arg_name
 
reg_id_t reg
 
bool valid
 
void * start_addr
 
ptr_uint_t value
 
size_t size
 
uint64 value64
 
const char * enum_name
 

Detailed Description

Describes a system call parameter or memory region.

Field Documentation

◆ arg_name

const char* _drsys_arg_t::arg_name

A string describing the parameter. This may be NULL.

◆ containing_type

drsys_param_type_t _drsys_arg_t::containing_type

For the memarg iterator, the type of the containing structure. This is only set for some types when the sub-fields of the sructure are separated into different pieces due to gaps in the structure and the containing structure has its own type enum value. If not valid, it is set to DRSYS_TYPE_INVALID. Invalid for the arg iterator.

◆ drcontext

void* _drsys_arg_t::drcontext

The current thread's drcontext. Set for the dynamic iterators only.

◆ enum_name

const char* _drsys_arg_t::enum_name

A string describing the symbolic name of named constant. Indicates first entry in the set of enum or define constants. May be NULL.

◆ mc

dr_mcontext_t* _drsys_arg_t::mc

The application state, cached at the pre- or post-system call event. This contains DR_MC_CONTROL|DR_MC_INTEGER. Set for the dynamic iterators only.

◆ mode

drsys_param_mode_t _drsys_arg_t::mode

The mode (whether inlined, or read or written memory, etc.) of the parameter.

◆ ordinal

int _drsys_arg_t::ordinal

The ordinal of the parameter. Set to -1 for a return value.

◆ pre

bool _drsys_arg_t::pre

Whether operating pre-system call (if true) or post-system call (if false). Set for the dynamic iterators only (drsys_iterate_args() and drsys_iterate_memargs()).

◆ reg

reg_id_t _drsys_arg_t::reg

If not set to DR_REG_NULL, indicates which register the parameter's value is stored in.

◆ size

size_t _drsys_arg_t::size

For the memarg iterator, specifies the size in bytes of the memory region. For the arg iterator, specifies the size in bytes of the parameter.

◆ start_addr

void* _drsys_arg_t::start_addr

For the memarg iterator, holds the address of the start of the memory region represented by this parameter. For the arg iterator, if this parameter is in memory, holds the address of the memory location; if this parameter is a register, holds NULL (and the register is in the reg field).

◆ syscall

drsys_syscall_t* _drsys_arg_t::syscall

The system call handle.

◆ sysnum

drsys_sysnum_t _drsys_arg_t::sysnum

The system call number.

◆ type

drsys_param_type_t _drsys_arg_t::type

The type of the parameter.

◆ type_name

const char* _drsys_arg_t::type_name

A string further describing the type of the parameter. May be NULL.

◆ valid

bool _drsys_arg_t::valid

Indicates whether the start_addr and value fields are valid. For memarg iteration, this is always true, as a failure to read will result in not calling the callback for that memarg. For arg iteration this field can be false. For static iteration this field is always false.

◆ value

ptr_uint_t _drsys_arg_t::value

For the arg iterator, holds the value of the parameter. Unused for the memarg iterator.

Deprecated:
For 32-bit applications, some platforms (namely MacOS) support 64-bit arguments. For such cases, this field will hold only the bottom 32 bits of the value. Use the value64 field to retrieve the whole value. For cross-platform code, we recommend using value64 rather than this field.

◆ value64

uint64 _drsys_arg_t::value64

Identical to value, except it holds the full value of the parameter for the arg iterator for 32-bit applications on MacOS when the value is an 8-byte type. For cross-plaform code, we recommend using this field rather than value.

Unused for the memarg iterator.


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