Logging.c and UnloadDll.c compile and link into HyperDbg.ko, along with
the two components that were waiting on the logging layer (BinarySearch,
OptimizationsExamples).
- new PlatformStr.{h,c}: PlatformVsnprintf/Sprintf/Strnlen replace
vsprintf_s/sprintf_s/strnlen_s; PlatformSprintf moved here out of
PlatformMem so both spellings return -1 on truncation
- BasicTypes.h: IRP/IO_STACK_LOCATION/IO_STATUS_BLOCK/UNICODE_STRING
grow the members shared code touches, plus the NT status and access
constants the notify path needs
- Environment.h: RTL_NUMBER_OF, _Analysis_assume_, ASSERT -> WARN_ON
- PlatformEvent: ExEventObjectType placeholder token
- HyperLogCallback.c stays out of the module: it defines the same
LogCallback* entry points as Logging.c (it is the per-DLL forwarding
shim on Windows), so in one link unit it is a duplicate symbol
Route Spinlock.c's three MSVC intrinsics through the platform
intrinsics layer instead of the Windows builtins:
_mm_pause -> CpuPause (already existed)
_interlockedbittestandset -> CpuInterlockedBitTestAndSet (new)
InterlockedCompareExchange-> CpuInterlockedCompareExchange (new, 32-bit)
Add the two new Cpu* wrappers to the kernel PlatformIntrinsics
{.h,.c} with win + linux arms (Linux uses __atomic_* builtins,
mirroring the existing 64-bit CAS), keeping the Cpu* wrappers the
single intrinsic boundary.
Filled in the stubs for the windows functions:
KeQueryActiveProcessorCount(0) and KeGetCurrentProcessorNumberEx(NULL).
KeQueryActiveProcessorCount(0) maps one to one to num_online_cpus()
KeGetCurrentProcessorNumberEx(NULL) maps to raw_smp_processor_id(),
however this can also be smp_processor_id(), we have to decide based on
preemption, the latter checks for preemption and throws a warning if it
is executed in preemptible code. (I dont know the kernel code well
enough so this may need some discussion)
