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305 // Test that memory around the instruction pointer is written
323 // Get some executable memory.
324 char* memory =
331 if (!memory)
335 // of the block of memory, because the minidump should contain 128
337 memcpy(memory + kOffset, instructions, sizeof(instructions));
342 reinterpret_cast<void_function>(memory + kOffset);
368 // memory list, and then ensure that there is a memory region
369 // in the memory list that covers the instruction pointer from
404 // Test that the memory region around the instruction pointer is
422 // Get some executable memory.
423 char* memory =
430 if (!memory)
434 // of the block of memory, to ensure that the memory bounding
436 memcpy(memory + kOffset, instructions, sizeof(instructions));
441 reinterpret_cast<void_function>(memory + kOffset);
467 // memory list, and then ensure that there is a memory region
468 // in the memory list that covers the instruction pointer from
500 // Test that the memory region around the instruction pointer is
511 // test the upper bound of the memory range.
521 // Get some executable memory.
522 char* memory =
529 if (!memory)
533 // of the block of memory, to ensure that the memory bounding
535 memcpy(memory + kOffset, instructions, sizeof(instructions));
540 reinterpret_cast<void_function>(memory + kOffset);
566 // memory list, and then ensure that there is a memory region
567 // in the memory list that covers the instruction pointer from
600 // Ensure that an extra memory block doesn't get added when the
601 // instruction pointer is not in mapped memory.
640 // memory list, and then ensure that there is only one memory region
641 // in the memory list (the thread memory from the single thread).
657 // Test that the memory list gets written correctly when multiple
669 // Run an extra thread so >2 memory regions will be written.
700 // Read the minidump, and verify that the memory list can be read.
706 // Verify that there are three memory regions:
707 // one per thread, and one for the instruction pointer memory.