When using InOsEmuPkg/Unix/build64.sh -D USE_NEW_SHELL,
the UEFI shell binary will now be included in the firmware
image.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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Images that can't be loaded with dlopen are
added to SecMain.gdb.
Whenever gdb stops, the hook-stop macro will automatically
load the symbol files.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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I've got this working. The tricky part was a driver/application can mix malloc forms. If the driver links against this library all the allocations come from the OS service, but if a protocol or EFI boot service return an allocated buffer it will still use the EFI allocation. The gasket code can detect this and do the right thing, as the emulator is passing up the memory map to EFI.
You can now use the OS based malloc debugging tools in an EFI driver or appliaction. On OS X this is libgmalloc, also called guard malloc.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish.
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This is a fix for XCODE/XCLANG. I'm still seeing an issue, but the stat info for the filesystem is now correct.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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Added OS malloc and free so we can make MemoryAllocationLib instance that uses OS guard malloc. This will allow all the debug support built into the OS for finding malloc bugs to be used with a driver in the emulator.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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For IA32 builds, if /lib32 and /usr/lib32 exist,
they will be used instead of /lib and /usr/lib.
For X64 builds, if /lib64 and /usr/lib64 exist,
they will be used instead of /lib and /usr/lib.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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Start using MdeModulePkg MetronomeDxe driver. Add PEI and DXE_CORE TimerLibs that just call back to the emulator. Add a DXE/UEFI TimerLib that also does a gBS->WaitForEvent() if the stall is for a long period of time. Change the Thunk API for Sleep to nanoseconds.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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This implementation only covers a few BaseMemoryLib functions.
The implementation leverates malloc/free in stdlib.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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Turning on serial prints for early drivers, turned off debug prints for DXE/UEFI drivers. Add them back in via report status code.
signed-off-by: andrewfish
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At this point IA-32 emulator boots the shell with an X11 GOP window. Block IO seems to have an issue that needs to be debugged.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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There are still issues with the IA-32 gasket code. Mostly having to do with yank put bugs not accounting for UINT64 returns and arguments. Currently the IA-32 build crashes in the timer callback since it is UINT64, function ptr but the gasket is UINTN UINTN.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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Wrote IA-32 (align stack to 16-bytes) gaskets for emulator and got it to compile for IA-32. TempRam switch code is not ported to IA-32 in Sec. Code crashes in Sec.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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Added a CpuSleep () API to the Emulator Thunk. We needed to do this as the Stall() works hard to not get broken by the timer tic (POSIX signal). nanosleep() gets interrupted by the timer signal so it is a good emulator of a CpuSleep(); I was also able to remove some stalls in the X11 keyboard and mouse checking events, now that the gIdleLoopEventGuid was added.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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Devices get the block size via ioctl, but for a file the block size needs to be set. Default to 512, but optionally allow other values, like 2048/0x800 for ISO CD-ROM images. Also updated the comments in .DSC and .DEC files.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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BerkelyPacketFilter seems to work. Some one else will need to use the BerkeleyPacketFilter as a template and implement the LinuxPacketFilter. I don't think it will be that hard, as they are simular.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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This only adds the EFI parts and not the OS specific implementation. Since the EFI parts no longer use system include files this is safe to do. Also fix two minor typos.
Signed-off-by:andrewfish
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Update the InOsEmuPkg to properly function with XIP. Make the Recovery FV read only. Remove the use of global variable writes from XIP code. Add a new global page that can be used in place of writting to the FD by XIP code. Think of this global page as a system SRAM.
igned-off-by: andrewfish
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The current scheme maps a file into a memory buffer. You can write to the memory buffer, but if you restart the emulator the data is not written back to the FD. Since the build, rebuilds the FD it will blow away any changes. You can now set variables and restart the emulator and they are still set. There is a bug if the FV is set to write protect that still needs to be tracked down.
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andrewfish
jljusten