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fixed a very nasty bug where the runtime stack/heap values appeared to simply be corrupted by the JIT initialization function. this probably never manifested in thiadmer's builds because the routine was broken at a higher level

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David Anderson 2007-10-03 06:35:20 +00:00
parent 748d000c02
commit b2b2c1d961
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amxmodx/amx.cpp
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@ -973,27 +973,25 @@ int AMXAPI amx_InitJIT(AMX *amx, void *reloc_table, void *native_code)
memcpy(native_code, amx->base, ((AMX_HEADER *)(amx->base))->cod);
hdr = (AMX_HEADER *)native_code;
/* JIT rulz! (TM) */
/* MP: added check for correct compilation */
//Fixed bug (thanks T(+)rget)
if ((res = asm_runJIT(amx->base, reloc_table, native_code)) == 0)
{
/* update the required memory size (the previous value was a
* conservative estimate, now we know the exact size)
*/
amx->code_size = (hdr->dat + hdr->stp + 3) & ~3;
/* The compiled code is relocatable, since only relative jumps are
* used for destinations within the generated code and absoulute
* addresses for jumps into the runtime, which is fixed in memory.
*/
amx->base = (unsigned char*) native_code;
amx->cip = hdr->cip;
amx->hea = hdr->hea;
amx->stp = hdr->stp - sizeof(cell);
amx->hlw = hdr->hea;
/* also put a sentinel for strings at the top the stack */
*(cell *)((char*)native_code + hdr->dat + hdr->stp - sizeof(cell)) = 0;
amx->stk = amx->stp;
/* also put a sentinel for strings at the top the stack */
*(cell *)((char*)native_code + hdr->dat + amx->stp - sizeof(cell)) = 0;
/* update the required memory size (the previous value was a
* conservative estimate, now we know the exact size)
*/
amx->code_size = (hdr->dat + amx->stp + sizeof(cell)) & ~3;
} /* if */
return (res == 0) ? AMX_ERR_NONE : AMX_ERR_INIT_JIT;