win32/pe TLS handling added
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@@ -168,6 +168,138 @@ int PackW32Pe::readFileHeader()
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return super::readFileHeader();
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}
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//new: processTLS moved to p_w32pe.cpp for TLS callback support
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/*************************************************************************
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// TLS handling
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**************************************************************************/
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// thanks for theowl for providing me some docs, so that now I understand
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// what I'm doing here :)
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// 1999-10-17: this was tricky to find:
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// when the fixup records and the tls area are on the same page, then
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// the tls area is not relocated, because the relocation is done by
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// the virtual memory manager only for pages which are not yet loaded.
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// of course it was impossible to debug this ;-)
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__packed_struct(tls)
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LE32 datastart; // VA tls init data start
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LE32 dataend; // VA tls init data end
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LE32 tlsindex; // VA tls index
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LE32 callbacks; // VA tls callbacks
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char _[8]; // zero init, characteristics
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__packed_struct_end()
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void PackW32Pe::processTls(Interval *iv) // pass 1
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{
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COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT(sizeof(tls) == 24)
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COMPILE_TIME_ASSERT_ALIGNED1(tls)
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if ((sotls = ALIGN_UP(IDSIZE(PEDIR_TLS),4)) == 0)
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return;
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const tls * const tlsp = (const tls*) (ibuf + IDADDR(PEDIR_TLS));
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use_tls_callbacks = false; //NEW - Stefan Widmann
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// note: TLS callbacks are not implemented in Windows 95/98/ME
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if (tlsp->callbacks)
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{
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if (tlsp->callbacks < ih.imagebase)
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throwCantPack("invalid TLS callback");
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else if (tlsp->callbacks - ih.imagebase + 4 >= ih.imagesize)
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throwCantPack("invalid TLS callback");
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unsigned v = get_le32(ibuf + tlsp->callbacks - ih.imagebase);
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//NEW: TLS callback support - Stefan Widmann
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#if 0
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if (v != 0)
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{
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//fprintf(stderr, "TLS callbacks: 0x%0x -> 0x%0x\n", (int)tlsp->callbacks, v);
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throwCantPack("TLS callbacks are not supported");
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}
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#endif
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if(v != 0)
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{
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//count number of callbacks, just for information string - Stefan Widmann
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unsigned num_callbacks = 0;
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unsigned callback_offset = 0;
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while(get_le32(ibuf + tlsp->callbacks - ih.imagebase + callback_offset))
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{
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//increment number of callbacks
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num_callbacks++;
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//increment pointer by 4
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callback_offset += 4;
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}
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info("TLS: %u callback(s) found, adding TLS callback handler", num_callbacks);
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//set flag to include necessary sections in loader
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use_tls_callbacks = true;
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//define linker symbols
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tlscb_ptr = tlsp->callbacks;
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}
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}
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const unsigned tlsdatastart = tlsp->datastart - ih.imagebase;
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const unsigned tlsdataend = tlsp->dataend - ih.imagebase;
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// now some ugly stuff: find the relocation entries in the tls data area
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unsigned pos,type;
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Reloc rel(ibuf + IDADDR(PEDIR_RELOC),IDSIZE(PEDIR_RELOC));
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while (rel.next(pos,type))
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if (pos >= tlsdatastart && pos < tlsdataend)
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iv->add(pos,type);
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//NEW: if TLS callbacks are used, we need two more DWORDS at the end of the TLS
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sotls = sizeof(tls) + tlsdataend - tlsdatastart + (use_tls_callbacks ? 8 : 0);
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// the PE loader wants this stuff uncompressed
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otls = new upx_byte[sotls];
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memset(otls,0,sotls);
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memcpy(otls,ibuf + IDADDR(PEDIR_TLS),0x18);
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// WARNING: this can acces data in BSS
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memcpy(otls + sizeof(tls),ibuf + tlsdatastart,sotls - sizeof(tls));
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tlsindex = tlsp->tlsindex - ih.imagebase;
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//NEW: subtract two dwords if TLS callbacks are used - Stefan Widmann
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info("TLS: %u bytes tls data and %u relocations added",sotls - (unsigned) sizeof(tls) - (use_tls_callbacks ? 8 : 0),iv->ivnum);
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// makes sure tls index is zero after decompression
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if (tlsindex && tlsindex < ih.imagesize)
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set_le32(ibuf + tlsindex, 0);
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}
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void PackW32Pe::processTls(Reloc *rel,const Interval *iv,unsigned newaddr) // pass 2
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{
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if (sotls == 0)
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return;
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// add new relocation entries
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unsigned ic;
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//NEW: if TLS callbacks are used, relocate the VA of the callback chain, too - Stefan Widmann
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for (ic = 0; ic < (use_tls_callbacks ? 16 : 12); ic += 4)
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rel->add(newaddr + ic,3);
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tls * const tlsp = (tls*) otls;
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// now the relocation entries in the tls data area
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for (ic = 0; ic < iv->ivnum; ic += 4)
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{
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void *p = otls + iv->ivarr[ic].start - (tlsp->datastart - ih.imagebase) + sizeof(tls);
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unsigned kc = get_le32(p);
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if (kc < tlsp->dataend && kc >= tlsp->datastart)
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{
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kc += newaddr + sizeof(tls) - tlsp->datastart;
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set_le32(p,kc + ih.imagebase);
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rel->add(kc,iv->ivarr[ic].len);
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}
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else
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rel->add(kc - ih.imagebase,iv->ivarr[ic].len);
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}
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tlsp->datastart = newaddr + sizeof(tls) + ih.imagebase;
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//NEW: subtract the size of the callback chain from dataend - Stefan Widmann
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tlsp->dataend = newaddr + sotls + ih.imagebase - (use_tls_callbacks ? 8 : 0);
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//NEW: if we have TLS callbacks to handle, we create a pointer to the new callback chain - Stefan Widmann
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tlsp->callbacks = (use_tls_callbacks ? newaddr + sotls + ih.imagebase - 8 : 0);
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}
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/*************************************************************************
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// import handling
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@@ -577,14 +709,30 @@ void PackW32Pe::buildLoader(const Filter *ft)
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}
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if (use_dep_hack)
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addLoader("PEDEPHAK", NULL);
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//NEW: TLS callback support PART 1, the callback handler installation - Stefan Widmann
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if(use_tls_callbacks)
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addLoader("PETLSC", NULL);
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addLoader("PEMAIN20", NULL);
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if (use_clear_dirty_stack)
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addLoader("CLEARSTACK", NULL);
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addLoader("PEMAIN21", NULL);
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#if 0
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addLoader(ih.entry ? "PEDOJUMP" : "PERETURN",
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"IDENTSTR,UPX1HEAD",
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NULL
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);
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#endif
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//NEW: last loader sections split up to insert TLS callback handler - Stefan Widmann
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addLoader(ih.entry ? "PEDOJUMP" : "PERETURN", NULL);
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//NEW: TLS callback support PART 2, the callback handler - Stefan Widmann
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if(use_tls_callbacks)
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addLoader("PETLSC2", NULL);
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addLoader("IDENTSTR,UPX1HEAD", NULL);
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}
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@@ -605,12 +753,13 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
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// check the PE header
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// FIXME: add more checks
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//NEW: subsystem check moved to switch ... case below, check of COFF magic, 32 bit machine flag check - Stefan Widmann
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if (!opt->force && (
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(ih.cpu < 0x14c || ih.cpu > 0x150)
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|| (ih.opthdrsize != 0xe0)
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|| ((ih.flags & EXECUTABLE) == 0)
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|| (ih.subsystem != 2 && ih.subsystem != 3
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&& ih.subsystem != 1 && ih.subsystem != 9)
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|| ((ih.flags & BITS_32_MACHINE) == 0) //NEW: 32 bit machine flag must be set - Stefan Widmann
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|| (ih.coffmagic != 0x10B) //COFF magic is 0x10B in PE files, 0x20B in PE32+ files - Stefan Widmann
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|| (ih.entry == 0 && !isdll)
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|| (ih.ddirsentries != 16)
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|| IDSIZE(PEDIR_EXCEPTION) // is this used on i386?
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@@ -618,15 +767,90 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
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))
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throwCantPack("unexpected value in PE header (try --force)");
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if (ih.subsystem == 9)
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throwCantPack("x86/wince files are not yet supported");
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switch(ih.subsystem) //let's take a closer look at the subsystem
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{
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case 1: //NATIVE
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{
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if(!opt->force)
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{
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throwCantPack("win32/native applications are not yet supported");
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}
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break;
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}
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case 2: //GUI
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{
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//fine, continue
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break;
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}
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case 3: //CONSOLE
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{
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//fine, continue
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break;
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}
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case 5: //OS2
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{
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throwCantPack("win32/os2 files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 7: //POSIX - do x32/posix files exist?
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{
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throwCantPack("win32/posix files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 9: //WINCE x86 files
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/wince files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 10: //EFI APPLICATION
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/EFIapplication files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 11: //EFI BOOT SERVICE DRIVER
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/EFIbootservicedriver files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 12: //EFI RUNTIME DRIVER
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/EFIruntimedriver files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 13: //EFI ROM
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/EFIROM files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 14: //XBOX - will we ever see an XBOX file?
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/xbox files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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case 16: //WINDOWS BOOT APPLICATION
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/windowsbootapplication files are not yet supported");
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break;
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}
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default: //UNKNOWN SUBSYSTEM
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{
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throwCantPack("PE32/? unknown subsystem");
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break;
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}
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}
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//remove certificate directory entry
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if (IDSIZE(PEDIR_SEC))
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IDSIZE(PEDIR_SEC) = IDADDR(PEDIR_SEC) = 0;
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if (IDSIZE(PEDIR_COMRT))
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throwCantPack(".NET files (win32/net) are not yet supported");
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if (isdll)
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//check CLR Runtime Header directory entry
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if (IDSIZE(PEDIR_COMRT))
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throwCantPack(".NET files (win32/.net) are not yet supported");
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//NEW: disable reloc stripping if ASLR is enabled
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if(ih.dllflags & IMAGE_DLL_CHARACTERISTICS_DYNAMIC_BASE)
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opt->win32_pe.strip_relocs = false;
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else if (isdll) //do never strip relocations from DLLs
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opt->win32_pe.strip_relocs = false;
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else if (opt->win32_pe.strip_relocs < 0)
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opt->win32_pe.strip_relocs = (ih.imagebase >= 0x400000);
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@@ -644,8 +868,10 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
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throwCantPack("file is possibly packed/protected (try --force)");
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if (ih.entry && ih.entry < rvamin)
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throwCantPack("run a virus scanner on this file!");
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if (!opt->force && ih.subsystem == 1)
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#if 0 //subsystem check moved to switch ... case above - Stefan Widmann
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if (!opt->force && ih.subsystem == 1)
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throwCantPack("subsystem 'native' is not supported (try --force)");
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#endif
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if (ih.filealign < 0x200)
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throwCantPack("filealign < 0x200 is not yet supported");
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@@ -904,6 +1130,16 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
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linker->defineSymbol("start_of_uncompressed", 0u - esi0 + rvamin);
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linker->defineSymbol("start_of_compressed", esi0 + ih.imagebase);
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//NEW: TLS callback support - Stefan Widmann
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ic = s1addr + s1size - sotls - soloadconf; //moved here, we need the address of the new TLS!
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if(use_tls_callbacks)
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{
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//esi is ih.imagebase + rvamin
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linker->defineSymbol("tls_callbacks_ptr", tlscb_ptr - (ih.imagebase + rvamin));
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linker->defineSymbol("tls_callbacks_off", ic + sotls - 8 - rvamin);
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linker->defineSymbol("tls_module_base", 0u - rvamin);
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}
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linker->defineSymbol(isdll ? "PEISDLL1" : "PEMAIN01", upxsection);
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//linker->dumpSymbols();
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relocateLoader();
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@@ -935,7 +1171,7 @@ void PackW32Pe::pack(OutputFile *fo)
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// tls & loadconf are put into section 1
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ic = s1addr + s1size - sotls - soloadconf;
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//ic = s1addr + s1size - sotls - soloadconf; //ATTENTION: moved upwards to TLS callback handling - Stefan Widmann
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processTls(&rel,&tlsiv,ic);
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ODADDR(PEDIR_TLS) = sotls ? ic : 0;
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ODSIZE(PEDIR_TLS) = sotls ? 0x18 : 0;
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