Hi. You had just helped me with this code. But Im getting wornings that crash code.
#else
#if _CONTROL_FLOW_GUARD_SHADOW_STACK_SUPPORTED
__declspec(guard(nosspro)) __declspec(guard(nossepi))
#endif
__declspec(noreturn) void __cdecl __report_gsfailure(GSFAILURE_PARAMETER)
{
if (IsProcessorFeaturePresent(PF_FASTFAIL_AVAILABLE))
{
__fastfail(FAST_FAIL_STACK_COOKIE_CHECK_FAILURE);
}
volatile UINT_PTR cookie[2];
// Set up a fake exception, and report it via UnhandledExceptionFilter.
// We can't raise a true exception because the stack (and therefore
// exception handling) can't be trusted after a buffer overrun. The
// exception should appear as if it originated after the call to
// __security_check_cookie, so it is attributed to the function where the
// buffer overrun was detected.
#if defined _M_IX86
// On x86, we reserve some extra stack which won't be used. That is to
// preserve as much of the call frame as possible when the function with
// the buffer overrun entered __security_check_cookie with a JMP instead of
// a CALL, after the calling frame has been released in the epilogue of
// that function.
ULONG volatile dw[(sizeof(CONTEXT) + sizeof(EXCEPTION_RECORD)) / sizeof(ULONG)];
// Save the state in the context record immediately. Hopefully, since
// opts are disabled, this will happen without modifying ECX, which has
// the local cookie which failed the check.
__asm
Hi. You had just helped me with this code. But Im getting wornings that crash code.
#else
#if _CONTROL_FLOW_GUARD_SHADOW_STACK_SUPPORTED
__declspec(guard(nosspro)) __declspec(guard(nossepi))
#endif
__declspec(noreturn) void __cdecl __report_gsfailure(GSFAILURE_PARAMETER)
{
if (IsProcessorFeaturePresent(PF_FASTFAIL_AVAILABLE))
{
__fastfail(FAST_FAIL_STACK_COOKIE_CHECK_FAILURE);
}
volatile UINT_PTR cookie[2];
// Set up a fake exception, and report it via UnhandledExceptionFilter.
// We can't raise a true exception because the stack (and therefore
// exception handling) can't be trusted after a buffer overrun. The
// exception should appear as if it originated after the call to
// __security_check_cookie, so it is attributed to the function where the
// buffer overrun was detected.
#if defined _M_IX86
// On x86, we reserve some extra stack which won't be used. That is to
// preserve as much of the call frame as possible when the function with
// the buffer overrun entered __security_check_cookie with a JMP instead of
// a CALL, after the calling frame has been released in the epilogue of
// that function.
ULONG volatile dw[(sizeof(CONTEXT) + sizeof(EXCEPTION_RECORD)) / sizeof(ULONG)];
// Save the state in the context record immediately. Hopefully, since
// opts are disabled, this will happen without modifying ECX, which has
// the local cookie which failed the check.
__asm
