XexModule: Resolve user library imports
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#include "xenia/cpu/cpu-private.h"
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#include "xenia/cpu/export_resolver.h"
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#include "xenia/cpu/processor.h"
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#include "xenia/kernel/kernel_state.h"
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#include "xenia/kernel/objects/xmodule.h"
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namespace xe {
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namespace cpu {
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using namespace xe::cpu;
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using namespace xe::kernel;
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using PPCContext = xe::cpu::frontend::PPCContext;
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void UndefinedImport(PPCContext* ppc_state, void* arg0, void* arg1) {
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XELOGE("call to undefined kernel import");
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XELOGE("call to undefined import");
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}
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XexModule::XexModule(Processor* processor)
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XexModule::XexModule(Processor* processor, KernelState* state)
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: Module(processor),
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processor_(processor),
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kernel_state_(state),
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xex_(nullptr),
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base_address_(0),
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low_address_(0),
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@ -104,8 +108,23 @@ bool XexModule::SetupLibraryImports(const xe_xex2_import_library_t* library) {
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for (size_t n = 0; n < import_info_count; n++) {
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const xe_xex2_import_info_t* info = &import_infos[n];
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KernelExport* kernel_export =
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export_resolver->GetExportByOrdinal(library->name, info->ordinal);
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// Strip off the extension (for the symbol name)
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std::string libname = library->name;
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auto dot = libname.find_last_of('.');
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if (dot != libname.npos) {
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libname = libname.substr(0, dot);
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}
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KernelExport* kernel_export = NULL; // kernel export info
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uint32_t user_export_addr = 0; // user export address
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if (kernel_state_->IsKernelModule(library->name)) {
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kernel_export =
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export_resolver->GetExportByOrdinal(library->name, info->ordinal);
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} else {
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XModule* module = kernel_state_->GetModule(library->name);
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user_export_addr = module->GetProcAddressByOrdinal(info->ordinal);
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}
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if (kernel_export) {
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if (info->thunk_address) {
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@ -114,7 +133,7 @@ bool XexModule::SetupLibraryImports(const xe_xex2_import_library_t* library) {
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "%s", kernel_export->name);
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}
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} else {
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "__imp_%s_%.3X", library->name,
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "__imp_%s_%.3X", libname,
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info->ordinal);
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}
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@ -151,53 +170,77 @@ bool XexModule::SetupLibraryImports(const xe_xex2_import_library_t* library) {
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kernel_export->name);
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}
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}
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} else {
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auto slot = memory_->TranslateVirtual<uint32_t*>(info->value_address);
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// Assuming this is correct...
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(slot, user_export_addr);
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}
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if (info->thunk_address) {
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if (kernel_export) {
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "%s", kernel_export->name);
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} else if (user_export_addr) {
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "__%s_%.3X", libname,
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info->ordinal);
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} else {
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "__kernel_%s_%.3X", library->name,
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snprintf(name, xe::countof(name), "__kernel_%s_%.3X", libname,
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info->ordinal);
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}
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// On load we have something like this in memory:
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// li r3, 0
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// li r4, 0x1F5
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// mtspr CTR, r11
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// bctr
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// Real consoles rewrite this with some code that sets r11.
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// If we did that we'd still have to put a thunk somewhere and do the
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// dynamic lookup. Instead, we rewrite it to use syscalls, as they
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// aren't used on the 360. CPU backends can either take the syscall
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// or do something smarter.
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// sc
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// blr
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// nop
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// nop
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uint8_t* p = memory()->TranslateVirtual(info->thunk_address);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x0, 0x44000002);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x4, 0x4E800020);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x8, 0x60000000);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0xC, 0x60000000);
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FunctionInfo::ExternHandler handler = 0;
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void* handler_data = 0;
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// Kernel exports go up to the host shim functions
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if (kernel_export) {
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handler =
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(FunctionInfo::ExternHandler)kernel_export->function_data.shim;
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handler_data = kernel_export->function_data.shim_data;
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} else {
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handler = (FunctionInfo::ExternHandler)UndefinedImport;
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handler_data = this;
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}
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// On load we have something like this in memory:
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// li r3, 0
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// li r4, 0x1F5
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// mtspr CTR, r11
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// bctr
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// Real consoles rewrite this with some code that sets r11.
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// If we did that we'd still have to put a thunk somewhere and do the
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// dynamic lookup. Instead, we rewrite it to use syscalls, as they
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// aren't used on the 360. CPU backends can either take the syscall
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// or do something smarter.
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// sc
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// blr
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// nop
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// nop
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uint8_t* p = memory()->TranslateVirtual(info->thunk_address);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x0, 0x44000002);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x4, 0x4E800020);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x8, 0x60000000);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0xC, 0x60000000);
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FunctionInfo* fn_info;
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DeclareFunction(info->thunk_address, &fn_info);
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fn_info->set_end_address(info->thunk_address + 16 - 4);
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fn_info->set_name(name);
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fn_info->SetupExtern(handler, handler_data, NULL);
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fn_info->set_status(SymbolInfo::STATUS_DECLARED);
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FunctionInfo::ExternHandler handler = 0;
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void* handler_data = 0;
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if (kernel_export) {
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handler =
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(FunctionInfo::ExternHandler)kernel_export->function_data.shim;
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handler_data = kernel_export->function_data.shim_data;
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} else {
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handler = (FunctionInfo::ExternHandler)UndefinedImport;
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handler_data = this;
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}
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FunctionInfo* fn_info;
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DeclareFunction(info->thunk_address, &fn_info);
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fn_info->set_end_address(info->thunk_address + 16 - 4);
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fn_info->set_name(name);
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fn_info->SetupExtern(handler, handler_data, NULL);
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fn_info->set_status(SymbolInfo::STATUS_DECLARED);
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} else if (user_export_addr) {
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// Rewrite PPC code to set r11 to the target address
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// So we'll have:
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// lis r11, user_export_addr
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// ori r11, r11, user_export_addr
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// mtspr CTR, r11
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// bctr
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uint16_t hi_addr = (user_export_addr >> 16) & 0xFFFF;
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uint16_t low_addr = user_export_addr & 0xFFFF;
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uint8_t* p = memory()->TranslateVirtual(info->thunk_address);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x0, 0x3D600000 | hi_addr);
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xe::store_and_swap<uint32_t>(p + 0x4, 0x616B0000 | low_addr);
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}
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}
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}
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#include "xenia/kernel/util/xex2.h"
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namespace xe {
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// KernelState forward decl.
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namespace kernel { class KernelState; }
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namespace cpu {
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class Runtime;
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class XexModule : public xe::cpu::Module {
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public:
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XexModule(Processor* processor);
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XexModule(Processor* processor, kernel::KernelState* state);
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virtual ~XexModule();
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xe_xex2_ref xex() const { return xex_; }
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private:
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Processor* processor_;
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kernel::KernelState* kernel_state_;
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std::string name_;
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std::string path_;
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xe_xex2_ref xex_;
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// Prepare the module for execution.
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// Runtime takes ownership.
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auto xex_module = std::make_unique<XexModule>(processor);
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auto xex_module = std::make_unique<XexModule>(processor, kernel_state());
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if (!xex_module->Load(name_, path_, xex_)) {
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return X_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL;
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}
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