#include <StackFrameBase.h>

Inheritance diagram for StackFrameBase:

Collaboration diagram for StackFrameBase:

Public Member Functions
void	prettyPrint (HugeStaticString &buf)

	StackFrameBase (const ProcessorState &State, uintptr_t basePointer, LargeStaticString mangledSymbol)

virtual	~StackFrameBase ()

Static Public Member Functions
static void	construct (ProcessorState &state, uintptr_t returnAddress, unsigned int nParams,...)

Protected Attributes
symbol_t	m_Symbol

const ProcessorState &	m_State

uintptr_t	m_BasePointer

Private Member Functions
virtual uintptr_t	getParameter (size_t n)=0

bool	isClassMember ()

void	format (uintptr_t n, const LargeStaticString &type, HugeStaticString &dest)

Detailed Description

Base class for all processor-specific StackFrame classes

Definition at line 32 of file StackFrameBase.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

StackFrameBase::StackFrameBase	(	const ProcessorState &	State,
		uintptr_t	basePointer,
		LargeStaticString	mangledSymbol
	)

Creates a stack frame based on the given processor state and also the given symbol name (mangled).

Definition at line 24 of file StackFrameBase.cc.

References m_Symbol, and ~StackFrameBase().

StackFrameBase::~StackFrameBase ( )

virtualdefault

The destructor does nothing

Referenced by StackFrameBase().

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Member Function Documentation

static void StackFrameBase::construct	(	ProcessorState &	state,
		uintptr_t	returnAddress,
		unsigned int	nParams,
			...
	)

static

Construct a stack frame, given a ProcessorState. The stack frame should be constructed to comply with the default ABI for the current architecture - that implies the stack may be changed, so the getStackPointer() member of ProcessorState must be valid.

Parameters

[out]	state	The state to modify (construct a stack frame in).
	returnAddress	The return address of the stack frame.
	nParams	The number of parameters to the stack frame.
	...	The parameters, each sizeof(uintptr_t).