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Source file primus_loader_main.ml

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open Core_kernel
open Bap.Std
open Bap_primus.Std
include Self()



let init s b =
  let module Param = struct
    let stack_size = s
    let stack_base = b
  end in
  let module Loader = Primus_loader_basic.Make(Param) in
  Primus.Machine.add_component (module Loader) [@warning "-D"];
  Primus.Components.register_generic
    ~package:"bap" "program-loader" (module Loader)
    ~desc:"Initializes the runtime environment. \
           This is a generic loader that should work with most of \
           the ABIs. It loads memory segments, including virtual,  \
           sets up [brk], [end], [edata], [etext], and [environ] \
           variables (see any unix man page for the description \
           of these symbols). Note that ([edata] and [etext] are \
           not guaranteed, while [end] and [brk] are). The loader \
           also initializes all CPU registers to zero and setups \
           and alloocates the main stack frame (copies arguments \
           from the ctxt to the stack), and points the stack-pointer \
           register to the command line arguments. (The environment \
           variables follows the arguments)."
;;


Config.manpage [
  `S "DESCRIPTION";
  `P
    "Loads a binary and sets up the environment. This loader is
  generic and sets things in an architecture independent way. The loading
  process is finished by the backend (target specific) loaders if
  necessary.  The loader setups stack, prepares a callframe for the
  main function, fills it the environment and command line
  arguments. Finally it loads memory segments and allocates BSS
  sections. It also initializes several variables, that are usually
  defined by C programs - the $(b,environ) variable points to the list
  of environment variables, $(b,endp) points to the first address past
  the end of the last loaded segment, and $(b,brk) is the program
  break";

  `S "SEE ALSO";
  `P "$(b,bap-plugin-primus-x86)(1), $(b,brk)(2), $(b,end)(3)"
]

let stack_size =
  Config.(param int ~default:(8 * 1024 * 1024) "stack-size" ~doc)

let stack_base =
  Config.(param int64 ~default:Int64.(1L * 1024L * 1024L * 1024L)
            "stack-base"
            ~doc:"default address of the stack base")

let () = Config.when_ready (fun {Config.get=(!!)} ->
    init !!stack_size !!stack_base)
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