internal EmulationRegisterCollection(EmulationRegister[] registers)
{
p_Registers = registers;
//set a local copy of the length
//so that in future we don't have
//redundancy hopping across object properties.
p_Length = registers.Length;
}
public EmulationRegisterCollection GetRegisters(EmulationProcessor processor)
{
Monitor.Enter(p_SyncLock);
//get all the registers assigned to the processor
monitorExecute("human-monitor-command", new string[][] {
new string[] { "command-line", "info registers" },
new string[] { "cpu-index", processor.Index.ToString() }
});
JSONObject registers = monitorReadObject(true)[0];
//get the string which contains the raw register data returned
//from Qemu
string raw = registers["return"].ToString();
raw = raw.Replace("\\r", "").Replace("\\n", " ");
//we assume that each register is seperated by a space.
string[] split = raw.Split(' ');
//iterate over the register strings
EmulationRegister[] buffer = new EmulationRegister[0];
for (int c = 0; c < split.Length; c++) {
string entry = split[c];
//don't know what the [...] bit means yet.
if (entry.StartsWith("[")) { continue; }
//get the register name and value string
string[] eSplit = entry.Split('=');
if (eSplit.Length != 2) { continue; }
string name = eSplit[0];
string value = eSplit[1];
if (name.Replace(" ", "").Length == 0) { continue; }
if (value.Length == 0) { value = "0"; }
//add the register to the return buffer
//(we convert the value string from hex to a 64bit int)
try {
Helpers.AddObject(ref buffer,
new EmulationRegister(
name,
Convert.ToInt64(value, 16)));
}
catch { }
}
Monitor.Exit(p_SyncLock);
return new EmulationRegisterCollection(buffer);
}
public EmulationRegisterCollection GetRegisters(EmulationProcessor processor)
{
Monitor.Enter(p_SyncLock);
//get all the registers assigned to the processor
monitorExecute("human-monitor-command", new string[][] {
new string[] { "command-line", "info registers" },
new string[] { "cpu-index", processor.Index.ToString() }
});
JSONObject registers = monitorReadObject(true)[0];
//get the string which contains the raw register data returned
//from Qemu
string raw = registers["return"].ToString();
raw = raw.Replace("\\r", "").Replace("\\n", " ");
//we assume that each register is seperated by a space.
string[] split = raw.Split(' ');
//iterate over the register strings
EmulationRegister[] buffer = new EmulationRegister[0];
for (int c = 0; c < split.Length; c++)
{
string entry = split[c];
//don't know what the [...] bit means yet.
if (entry.StartsWith("["))
{
continue;
}
//get the register name and value string
string[] eSplit = entry.Split('=');
if (eSplit.Length != 2)
{
continue;
}
string name = eSplit[0];
string value = eSplit[1];
if (name.Replace(" ", "").Length == 0)
{
continue;
}
if (value.Length == 0)
{
value = "0";
}
//add the register to the return buffer
//(we convert the value string from hex to a 64bit int)
try {
Helpers.AddObject(ref buffer,
new EmulationRegister(
name,
Convert.ToInt64(value, 16)));
}
catch { }
}
Monitor.Exit(p_SyncLock);
return(new EmulationRegisterCollection(buffer));
}
