sbsv2/raptor/test/oe_linking_against_se_lib/test_oeexe.cpp
author mikek
Mon, 17 May 2010 20:20:32 +0100
changeset 13 c327db0664bb
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Upgrading Raptor from 2.10 to 2.13

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* Initial Contributors:
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* Description: 
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*/


/**

Overview:

	Tests it is possible to retrieve the 0th ordinal from exes and dlls

	that are marked as having named symbol export data.  This is loaded

	as non-XIP so loader fixups of 0th ordinal imports can be tested



API Information:

	RProcess, RLibrary



Details:

	- 	Test reading 0th ordinal from a dll which has a E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr 

		struct at the 0th ordinal and verify the contents of the header

	-	Test attempts to get the 0th ordinal from a dll without the named symbol 

		data returns NULL

	-	Test reading the named symbol data from an exe that contains a

		E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr struct at the 0th ordinal and verify the contents

	-	Test import fixups has correctly fixed up the 0th ordinal of the static

		dependencies to this stdexe

	-	Test NULL is returned when attempting to read the 0th ordinal of

		an exe that doesn't contain a E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr



Platforms/Drives/Compatibility:

	All



Assumptions/Requirement/Pre-requisites:



	

Failures and causes:

	

	

Base Port information:



*/

#include <test_oedll.h>

#include <e32test.h>

#include <e32panic.h>

#include <f32image.h>



RTest test(_L("T_OEEXPORT"));



// This is defined as LOCAL_D(static) to ensure that tools allow static symbol in stdexe/dlls

// as this was not always the case.

LOCAL_D void VerifyHdr(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr& aExpectedHdr, E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr &aReadHdr)

	{

	test(aExpectedHdr.iSize == aReadHdr.iSize);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iFlags == aReadHdr.iFlags);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iSymCount == aReadHdr.iSymCount);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iSymbolTblOffset == aReadHdr.iSymbolTblOffset);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iStringTableSz == aReadHdr.iStringTableSz);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iStringTableOffset == aReadHdr.iStringTableOffset);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iDllCount == aReadHdr.iDllCount);

	test(aExpectedHdr.iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset == aReadHdr.iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset);

	}



TInt E32Main()

	{

	test.Title();



	test.Start(_L("Test retrieving 0th ordinal and therefore named symbol export data"));

	

	E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr tmpHdr;

	E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr *readHdr;

	RLibrary library;



	// The values for the header of the dll with a 0th ordinal

	tmpHdr.iSize = 0x1a4;

	tmpHdr.iFlags = 0x0;

	tmpHdr.iSymCount = 0xc;	

	tmpHdr.iSymbolTblOffset = 0x1c;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableSz = 0x134;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableOffset = 0x64;

	tmpHdr.iDllCount = 0x3;	

	tmpHdr.iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset = 0x198;

	test(library.Load(_L("t_oedll.dll")) == KErrNone);

	test.Next(_L("Attempt to retrieve named symbol data from t_oedll.dll"));

	readHdr = (E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr*)library.Lookup(0);

	test(readHdr!=NULL);

	test.Next(_L("Verify export data of t_oedll.dll at the 0th ordinal is that expected"));

	VerifyHdr(tmpHdr, *readHdr);

	library.Close();



	test.Next(_L("Verify lookup on dll without oe export data returns NULL"));

	test(library.Load(_L("t_dll1.dll")) == KErrNone);

	readHdr = (E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr*)library.Lookup(0);

	test(readHdr == NULL);

	library.Close();



	// The values for the header of the exe of the current process with a 0th ordinal

	tmpHdr.iSize = 0x48;

	tmpHdr.iFlags = 0x0;

	tmpHdr.iSymCount = 0x2;

	tmpHdr.iSymbolTblOffset = 0x1c;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableSz = 0x14;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableOffset = 0x28;

	tmpHdr.iDllCount = 0x3;

	tmpHdr.iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset = 0x3c;

	test.Next(_L("Attempt to retrieve named symbol data from current process"));

	readHdr = (E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr*)(RProcess::ExeExportData());

	test(readHdr!=NULL);

	test.Next(_L("Verify export data at th 0th ordinal of this exe is that expected"));



//#define PRINT_ZEROTH

#ifdef PRINT_ZEROTH

	test.Printf(_L("iSize=%08x;iFlags=%08x;iSymCount=%08x;iSymbolTblOffset=%08x\n"),readHdr->iSize,readHdr->iFlags,readHdr->iSymCount,readHdr->iSymbolTblOffset);

	test.Printf(_L("iStringTableSz=%08x,iStringTableOffset=%08x,iDllCount=%08x,iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset=%08x\n"), readHdr->iStringTableSz, readHdr->iStringTableOffset,readHdr->iDllCount,readHdr->iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset);

#endif

	VerifyHdr(tmpHdr, *readHdr);



	test.Next(_L("Verify static dependency t_oedll1 has been fixed up correctly"));

	test(myfoo()==0x1234);



	// Get the 0th ordinal data from the dependency t_oedll1 and verify it

	readHdr=(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr *)((TUint32)readHdr+readHdr->iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset);

	TUint32 readHdrEnd = (TUint32)readHdr + 12;

	// This stdexe only links one stddll so the only non-NULL entry in iDepDllZeroOrdTable

	// should point to 0th ordinal of t_oedll1

	while (*(TUint32*)readHdr == NULL && (TUint32)readHdr < readHdrEnd)

		{

		readHdr=(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr *)(((TUint32*)readHdr)+1);

		}



#ifdef PRINT_ZEROTH

	test.Printf(_L("iSize=%08x;iFlags=%08x;iSymCount=%08x;iSymbolTblOffset=%08x\n"),(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iSize,(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iFlags,(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iSymCount,(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iSymbolTblOffset);

	test.Printf(_L("iStringTableSz=%08x,iStringTableOffset=%08x,iDllCount=%08x,iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset=%08x\n"), (*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iStringTableSz, (*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iStringTableOffset,(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iDllCount,(*(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr)->iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset);

#endif



	tmpHdr.iSize = 0x1a4;

	tmpHdr.iFlags = 0x0;

	tmpHdr.iSymCount = 0xc;	

	tmpHdr.iSymbolTblOffset = 0x1c;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableSz = 0x134;

	tmpHdr.iStringTableOffset = 0x64;

	tmpHdr.iDllCount = 0x3;	

	tmpHdr.iDepDllZeroOrdTableOffset = 0x198;

	VerifyHdr(tmpHdr,**(E32EpocExpSymInfoHdr**)readHdr);

	

	test.End();

	return KErrNone;

	}