internal static ProtectionDomain FindOrCreateByName(string name,
bool kernelMode)
{
bool iflag = tableLock.Lock();
try {
for (uint i = 0; i < PdTable.Length; i++)
{
if ((PdTable[i] != null) &&
(PdTable[i].name == name))
{
// found it
return(PdTable[i]);
}
}
return(CreateProtectionDomain(name, kernelMode));
}
finally {
tableLock.Unlock(iflag);
}
}
//
// Someone must arrange to call this from *within* the
// Protection Domain for us to have an opportunity to finish
// initializing.
//
internal unsafe void InitHook()
{
// If paging is disabled then just return immediately
if (!MemoryManager.UseAddressTranslation)
{
return;
}
DebugStub.Assert(AddressSpace.CurrentAddressSpace == this.AddressSpace);
if (this.initialized)
{
// Someone else has already set up the space
return;
}
bool iflag = initSpin.Lock();
try {
if (this.initialized)
{
// Someone else snuck in and initialized
return;
}
//
// We're first into this space, so set it up.
//
#if VERBOSE
DebugStub.WriteLine("Setting up protection domain \"{0}\"",
__arglist(this.name));
#endif
userRange = new VirtualMemoryRange(VMManager.UserHeapBase,
VMManager.UserHeapLimit,
this);
#if PAGING
if (kernelMode)
{
// This will be a ring-0, trusted domain, so just
// point the userSharedHeap at the kernel's comm heap.
userSharedHeap = SharedHeap.KernelSharedHeap;
this.initialized = true;
}
else
{
// Create a new shared heap that lives in
// user-land.
userSharedHeap = new SharedHeap(this, userRange);
#if VERBOSE
DebugStub.WriteLine(" ...Created a shared heap");
#endif
//
// N.B.: this is kind of tricky. Loading an
// executable image involves allocating memory,
// which goes through this object. So, before
// attempting the load, mark ourselves as initialized.
//
// ---- DON'T PUT GENUINE INITIALIZATION
// CODE BELOW HERE! ---------
this.initialized = true;
// Load our own, protection-domain-private copy of the
// ABI stubs. These will get shared by all apps in
// this domain.
IoMemory syscallsMemory = Binder.LoadRawImage("/init", "syscalls.dll");
IoMemory loadedMemory;
// Load the stubs library into the user range, but make
// the kernel process the logical owner. This seems like
// the only sensible approach since the stubs do not
// belong to any particular process but must be in the
// user range of memory.
// N.B.: RE-ENTERS this object!
ring3AbiImage = PEImage.Load(Process.kernelProcess, syscallsMemory,
out loadedMemory,
false, // isForMp
false // inKernelSpace
);
ring3AbiExports = ring3AbiImage.GetExportTable(loadedMemory);
#if VERBOSE
DebugStub.WriteLine(" ...Loaded ring-3 ABI stubs");
#endif
}
#else // PAGING
this.initialized = true;
#endif // PAGING
}
finally {
DebugStub.Assert(this.initialized);
initSpin.Unlock(iflag);
}
}