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Re: Request for info on ppc_thread_state and i386_thread_state structure
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Re: Request for info on ppc_thread_state and i386_thread_state structure


  • Subject: Re: Request for info on ppc_thread_state and i386_thread_state structure
  • From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 11:32:35 -0500

[Original reply not sent to the list; sorry to anyone who gets a duplicate.]

On 25 Jul 2007, at 6:38 AM, Arnab Ganguly wrote:

Request for info about the following structures
1) ppc_float_state and i386_float_state
2) ppc_thread_state and i386_thread_state
I am not able to find the member variables of the structures.

Betcha darwin-dev would have gotten you a more reliable answer faster.

Look for _structs.h in the /usr/include tree. There are several.

How I found it:

-- Googled ppc_thread_state, and found some sample code using that struct.
-- Noted the headers in the sample code, and picked thread_status.h as a likely candidate.
-- Did a locate (you may have to run /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb first for this to work) to find a thread_status.h for ppc.
-- Saw that thread_status.h included a _structs.h header, which seemed likely to include declarations of structs.
-- Did a locate on _structs.h.
-- Opened one with ppc in its path.
-- Found a definition for ppc_thread_state. ppc_float_state is in the same header.


The analogous search for i386_(thread|float)_state I leave up to you.

	— F

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