Ok, I'll take a look at this, but if where shouldn't be using two pointer types we should be using SymGetTypeInfo in all cases?
the only (two things) you have to do are: - if one cannot find the pointer type in the pointee's module, then create a winedbg's type for the pointer type and store this type in a lookup table - in type_get_info, extend the types supported by also searching the lookup table for the pointers type. the lookup table should contain pointee type and module of pointee. You could also extend step 1 by not adding a pointer that already exists. A+
Pouech Eric DMI AEI CAEN a écrit :
Ok, I'll take a look at this, but if where shouldn't be using two pointer types we should be using SymGetTypeInfo in all cases?
the only (two things) you have to do are:
- if one cannot find the pointer type in the pointee's module, then create a winedbg's type for the pointer type and store this type in a lookup table
- in type_get_info, extend the types supported by also searching the lookup table for the pointers type.
the lookup table should contain pointee type and module of pointee. You could also extend step 1 by not adding a pointer that already exists. A+
does the attached (and quickly hacked) patch help ? A+
- in type_get_info, extend the types supported by
also searching the lookup table for the pointers type.
the lookup table should contain pointee type and
module of pointee. You could also extend step 1 by not adding a pointer that already exists.
A+
does the attached (and quickly hacked) patch help ? A+
Thanks, that's more-or-less what I tought you meant, I'm upgrading gcc and trying to merge in the DirectX9 first (which is why I didn't have time to rework and test the implementation) and I've got a load of non-wine related code to sort out upload to my website after that.
I'll put together an implementation with a sorted list, binary search and no duplicates at some point (unless someone gets there first), but I can send in a patch to display the variable names HeapAlloc'd later on today since it's easy and doesn't require much testing.
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