BreakCallBack Class Reference

A breakpoint object. More...

#include <emulate.hh>

Public Member Functions
	BreakCallBack (void)
	Generic breakpoint constructor. More...
virtual bool	pcodeCallback (PcodeOpRaw *op)
	Call back method for pcode based breakpoints. More...
virtual bool	addressCallback (const Address &addr)
	Call back method for address based breakpoints. More...
void	setEmulate (Emulate *emu)
	Associate a particular emulator with this breakpoint. More...

Protected Attributes
Emulate *	emulate
	The emulator currently associated with this breakpoint.

Detailed Description

A breakpoint object.

This is a base class for breakpoint objects in an emulator. The breakpoints are implemented as callback method, which is overridden for the particular behavior needed by the emulator. Each derived class must override either

• pcodeCallback()
• addressCallback()

depending on whether the breakpoint is tailored for a particular pcode op or for a machine address.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BreakCallBack::BreakCallBack ( void  )

inline

Generic breakpoint constructor.

The base breakpoint needs no initialization parameters, the setEmulate() method must be called before the breakpoint can be invoked

Member Function Documentation

bool BreakCallBack::addressCallback ( const Address &  addr )

inlinevirtual

Call back method for address based breakpoints.

This routine is invoked during emulation, if this breakpoint has somehow been associated with this address. The callback can perform any operation on the emulator context it wants. It then returns true if these actions are intended to replace the action of the entire machine instruction at this address. Or it returns false if the machine instruction should still be executed normally.

Parameters

addr	is the address where the break has occurred

Returns

true if the machine instruction should not be executed

bool BreakCallBack::pcodeCallback ( PcodeOpRaw *  op )

inlinevirtual

Call back method for pcode based breakpoints.

This routine is invoked during emulation, if this breakpoint has somehow been associated with this kind of pcode op. The callback can perform any operation on the emulator context it wants. It then returns true if these actions are intended to replace the action of the pcode op itself. Or it returns false if the pcode op should still have its normal effect on the emulator context.

Parameters

op	is the particular pcode operation where the break occurs.

Returns

true if the normal pcode op action should not occur

void BreakCallBack::setEmulate ( Emulate *  emu )

inline

Associate a particular emulator with this breakpoint.

Breakpoints can be associated with one emulator at a time.

Parameters

emu	is the emulator to associate this breakpoint with

Referenced by BreakTableCallBack::registerAddressCallback(), and BreakTableCallBack::registerPcodeCallback().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• emulate.hh