[Mono-dev] [PATCH] Add mixed-mode assembly support on Windows (now build with cygwin as well)
Kornél Pál
kornelpal at gmail.com
Fri Apr 25 18:45:39 EDT 2008
Hi,
Attached the updated patch.
I realized that mono_marshal_get_vtfixup_ftnptr was broken and I
reimplemented it without using mono_marshal_get_managed_wrapper.
I also have done some modifications to gc.c.
There is a comment in the patch /* FIXME: do we need this? (image is
disposed anyway) */ about some code I think should be removed because it's
unneeded. Is that code required?
Kornél
> Thank you very much for the review and your comments.
>
>> From: Zoltan Varga
>> To: Kornél Pál
>> Cc: mono-devel
>> Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 4:45 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] [PATCH] Add mixed-mode assembly support on
>> Windows (now build with cygwin as well)
>
>
>> - appdomain.h: This is a public header file, so the new functions
>> should go somewhere
>> else, like domain-internals.h
>> - domain.c: The code here could be put into a function in corree.c.
>> - Put mono_module_handle and coree_handle into some header file like
>> coree.h, and
>> there definitons into corree.c for example.
>
>> - corree.h: Please include <config.h>, since that contains the
>> definition of PLATFORM_WIN32.
>
> OK.
>
>> - image.c: mono_cli_rva_image_map is part of our public api, so its
>> signature
>> cannot be changed, you can rename it to
>> mono_cli_rva_image_map_internal, and
>> change the signature of that.
>
> I had a look at "C:\Program Files\Mono\include" and it doesn't contain any
> declaration. Is this public for sure? If it is I'll do what you suggested.
>
>> - The usage of 'raw_data' is a bit confusing: sometimes it is used as an
>> address
>> (like in mono_cli_rva_image_map), sometimes it is used as a handle
>> (everywhere
>> else). Which is correct ?
>
> HMODULE is the actual pointer to the base address (position of the DOS
> header) of the module. Also note that there is no such thing as HINSTANCE
> it is a heritage of the Win16 shared address space and HMODULE and
> HINSTANCE are the same in Win32. In Win32s (Win32 API on Win16 that is not
> really Win32 compatible) HMODULE is definitely not the base address but
> someting else that may be a handle. So raw_data is actually the raw_data
> but unlike the current implementation sections are mapped to the actual
> virtual addresses. Even checks in map functions could be omitted but I
> didn't remove them to ensure that the image is correct.
>
>> - cil-coff.h: Please don't declare constants in the middle of a a
>> structure definition.
>
> OK. I actually tried to follow what seemed to me being the coding
> convention of that file.
>
>> - gc.c: The comment about mono_thread_attach () might be incorrect, but
>> the
>> thread_started_event stuff is definitely needed to avoid races when
>> the runtime is
>> shut down before the finalizer thread can start. So I don't think we
>> can remove this.
>
> As I see there can be no race because there only are "mono_thread_current
> () == gc_thread" checks. Even if "mono_thread_current ()" returns NULL
> (that is unlikely I think) nothing will happen on the thread if the
> finalizer thread in not initialized yet. Actual work is only done by
> "finalizer_thread" that is being executed only in the finalizer thread. If
> for some reason "mono_gc_cleanup ()" is called before the finalizer thread
> is initialized "WaitForSingleObjectEx" will wait for two seconds for the
> finalizers and thus for the finalizer thread being initialized. If it
> fails to initialize within two seconds finalizers won't run of course but
> the same is true for finalizers that werent processed in two seconds so I
> see no big difference. If really need "WaitForSingleObjectEx
> (thread_started_event, INFINITE, FALSE);" can be moved just before
> "WaitForSingleObjectEx (shutdown_event, 2000, FALSE)" but I don't see any
> reason to do so. If I'm wrong please let me know.
>
> Kornél
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