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Hello, We are working on porting our product to Vista, and we have noticed an issue that this version of the MS OS makes more apparent: The from/to addresses printed in the "info shared" listing are correct only when the DLL was loaded at the prefered load address (which is in the ImageBase field of the COFF/PE header). I collegue of mine told me that, for security reasons, system DLLs on Vista are now always rebased, and thus, the information printed by info based is off by a certain offset. The core of the attached patch is to implement the target_so_ops method relocate_section_addresses. For that, I needed to compute the offset between the load address and the image_base, and store it for later use (during the call of our routine above). There were two challenges: 1. Compute this image base. Rather than dig into the COFF/PE data, I took a simpler route that I think has already been taken: Use the start address of the .text section. I think this is already used to do the symbol relocation. 2. Make that information available: I found that the lm_info field was not allocated, so I had to add its initialization. With all these changes, the address are correct again. 2007-06-12 Joel Brobecker <brobecker@adacore.com> * win32-nat.c (struct lm_info): Add new field image_base. (solib_symbols_add): Compute the prefered load address and save it in the lm_info. (register_loaded_dll): Initialize new field image_base. (win32_relocate_section_addresses): Implement this routine. (win32_current_sos): Allocate and set lm_info data. Tested on x86-windows, no regression. Dejagnu on Vista is not working at all for me, so I ran the testsuite on XP instead. OK to apply? Thanks, -- Joel
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