msvcrt: Use a separate stack for back references to names
Use a separate array/stack for the back references to names as sym->stack is used to push temporary strings to it which breaks back referencing in some occasions (26 symbols in the mfc42 dll). During this cleanup get_class() a little bit.
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@ -91,6 +91,7 @@ struct parsed_symbol
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const char* current; /* pointer in input (mangled) string */
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char* result; /* demangled string */
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struct array names; /* array of names for back reference */
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struct array stack; /* stack of parsed strings */
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void* alloc_list; /* linked list of allocated blocks */
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@ -420,9 +421,9 @@ static char* get_literal_string(struct parsed_symbol* sym)
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}
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} while (*++sym->current != '@');
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sym->current++;
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str_array_push(sym, ptr, sym->current - 1 - ptr, &sym->stack);
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str_array_push(sym, ptr, sym->current - 1 - ptr, &sym->names);
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return str_array_get_ref(&sym->stack, sym->stack.num - sym->stack.start - 1);
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return str_array_get_ref(&sym->names, sym->names.num - sym->names.start - 1);
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}
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/******************************************************************
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@ -440,7 +441,7 @@ static char* get_literal_string(struct parsed_symbol* sym)
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*/
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static BOOL get_class(struct parsed_symbol* sym)
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{
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const char* ptr;
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const char* name = NULL;
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while (*sym->current != '@')
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{
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@ -451,39 +452,44 @@ static BOOL get_class(struct parsed_symbol* sym)
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case '0': case '1': case '2': case '3':
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case '4': case '5': case '6': case '7':
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case '8': case '9':
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ptr = str_array_get_ref(&sym->stack, *sym->current++ - '0');
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if (!ptr) return FALSE;
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str_array_push(sym, ptr, -1, &sym->stack);
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name = str_array_get_ref(&sym->names, *sym->current++ - '0');
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break;
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case '?':
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if (*++sym->current == '$')
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{
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const char* name;
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char* full = NULL;
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/* In a template argument list the back reference to names
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table is separately created. '0' points to the class
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component name with the template arguments. We use the same
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stack array to hold the names but save/restore the stack
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state before/after parsing the template argument list. */
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char* args = NULL;
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unsigned num_mark = sym->stack.num;
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unsigned start_mark = sym->stack.start;
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unsigned num_mark = sym->names.num;
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unsigned start_mark = sym->names.start;
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unsigned stack_mark = sym->stack.num;
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sym->names.start = sym->names.num;
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sym->current++;
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sym->stack.start = sym->stack.num;
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if (!(name = get_literal_string(sym)))
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return FALSE;
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args = get_args(sym, NULL, FALSE, '<', '>');
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if (args != NULL)
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{
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full = str_printf(sym, "%s%s", name, args);
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}
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if (!full) return FALSE;
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sym->stack.elts[num_mark] = full;
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sym->stack.num = num_mark + 1;
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sym->stack.start = start_mark;
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name = str_printf(sym, "%s%s", name, args);
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sym->names.num = num_mark;
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sym->names.start = start_mark;
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sym->stack.num = stack_mark;
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/* Now that we are back to the standard name scope push
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the class component with all its template arguments
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to the names array for back reference. */
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str_array_push(sym, name, -1, &sym->names);
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}
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break;
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default:
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if (!get_literal_string(sym))
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return FALSE;
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name = get_literal_string(sym);
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break;
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}
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if (!name)
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return FALSE;
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str_array_push(sym, name, -1, &sym->stack);
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}
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sym->current++;
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return TRUE;
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@ -1027,6 +1033,7 @@ static BOOL symbol_demangle(struct parsed_symbol* sym)
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/* MS mangled names always begin with '?' */
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if (*sym->current != '?') return FALSE;
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str_array_init(&sym->names);
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str_array_init(&sym->stack);
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sym->current++;
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