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/** @file reg_tools.h @brief Tools for working with registers @details Copyright (c) 2024 Acronis International GmbH @author Denis Kopyrin (denis.kopyrin@acronis.com) @since $Id: $ */ #pragma once // A more generic option would be 'regs_get_kernel_argument' but kernels have a very sparring support of it // Use the following macro for now #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT0(regs) regs->di #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT1(regs) regs->si #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT2(regs) regs->dx #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT3(regs) regs->cx #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT4(regs) regs->r8 #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT5(regs) regs->r9 #define GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT(regs, num) GET_KERNEL_ARGUMENT##num(regs)