/**********************************************************************
* DOSVM_EmulateInterruptRM
*
* Emulate software interrupt in real mode.
* Called from VM86 emulation when intXX opcode is executed.
*
* Either calls directly builtin handler or pushes interrupt frame to
* stack and changes instruction pointer to interrupt handler.
*
* Returns FALSE if this interrupt was caused by return
* from real mode wrapper.
*/
BOOL WINAPI DOSVM_EmulateInterruptRM( CONTEXT86 *context, BYTE intnum )
{
TRACE_(relay)("Call DOS int 0x%02x ret=%04lx:%08lx\n"
" eax=%08lx ebx=%08lx ecx=%08lx edx=%08lx\n"
" esi=%08lx edi=%08lx ebp=%08lx esp=%08lx \n"
" ds=%04lx es=%04lx fs=%04lx gs=%04lx ss=%04lx flags=%08lx\n",
intnum, context->SegCs, context->Eip,
context->Eax, context->Ebx, context->Ecx, context->Edx,
context->Esi, context->Edi, context->Ebp, context->Esp,
context->SegDs, context->SegEs, context->SegFs, context->SegGs,
context->SegSs, context->EFlags );
/* check for our real-mode hooks */
if (intnum == 0x31)
{
/* is this exit from real-mode wrapper */
if (context->SegCs == DOSVM_dpmi_segments->wrap_seg)
return FALSE;
if (DOSVM_CheckWrappers( context ))
return TRUE;
}
/* check if the call is from our fake BIOS interrupt stubs */
if (context->SegCs==0xf000)
{
/* Restore original flags stored into the stack by the caller. */
WORD *stack = CTX_SEG_OFF_TO_LIN(context,
context->SegSs, context->Esp);
context->EFlags = (DWORD)MAKELONG( stack[2], HIWORD(context->EFlags) );
if (intnum != context->Eip / DOSVM_STUB_RM)
WARN( "interrupt stub has been modified "
"(interrupt is %02x, interrupt stub is %02lx)\n",
intnum, context->Eip/DOSVM_STUB_RM );
TRACE( "builtin interrupt %02x has been branched to\n", intnum );
DOSVM_CallBuiltinHandler( context, intnum );
/* Real mode stubs use IRET so we must put flags back into stack. */
stack[2] = LOWORD(context->EFlags);
}
else
{
DOSVM_HardwareInterruptRM( context, intnum );
}
return TRUE;
}
/***********************************************************************
* DOSVM_SendOneEvent
*
* Process single pending event.
*
* This function should be called with queue critical section locked.
* The function temporarily releases the critical section if it is
* possible that internal interrupt handler or user procedure will
* be called. This is because we may otherwise get a deadlock if
* another thread is waiting for the same critical section.
*/
static void DOSVM_SendOneEvent( CONTEXT86 *context )
{
LPDOSEVENT event = pending_event;
/* Remove from pending events list. */
pending_event = event->next;
/* Process active event. */
if (event->irq >= 0)
{
BYTE intnum = (event->irq < 8) ?
(event->irq + 8) : (event->irq - 8 + 0x70);
/* Event is an IRQ, move it to current events list. */
event->next = current_event;
current_event = event;
TRACE( "Dispatching IRQ %d.\n", event->irq );
if (ISV86(context))
{
/*
* Note that if DOSVM_HardwareInterruptRM calls an internal
* interrupt directly, current_event might be cleared
* (and event freed) in this call.
*/
LeaveCriticalSection(&qcrit);
DOSVM_HardwareInterruptRM( context, intnum );
EnterCriticalSection(&qcrit);
}
else
{
/*
* This routine only modifies current context so it is
* not necessary to release critical section.
*/
DOSVM_HardwareInterruptPM( context, intnum );
}
}
else
{
/* Callback event. */
TRACE( "Dispatching callback event.\n" );
if (ISV86(context))
{
/*
* Call relay immediately in real mode.
*/
LeaveCriticalSection(&qcrit);
(*event->relay)( context, event->data );
EnterCriticalSection(&qcrit);
}
else
{
/*
* Force return to relay code. We do not want to
* call relay directly because we may be inside a signal handler.
*/
DOSVM_BuildCallFrame( context, event->relay, event->data );
}
free(event);
}
}
