FPO_DATA structure
Represents the stack frame layout for a function on an x86 computer when frame pointer omission (FPO) optimization is used. The structure is used to locate the base of the call frame.
Syntax
typedef struct _FPO_DATA { DWORD ulOffStart; DWORD cbProcSize; DWORD cdwLocals; WORD cdwParams; WORD cbProlog :8; WORD cbRegs :3; WORD fHasSEH :1; WORD fUseBP :1; WORD reserved :1; WORD cbFrame :2; } FPO_DATA, *PFPO_DATA;
Members
- ulOffStart
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The offset of the first byte of the function code.
- cbProcSize
-
The number of bytes in the function.
- cdwLocals
-
The number of local variables.
- cdwParams
-
The size of the parameters, in DWORDs.
- cbProlog
-
The number of bytes in the function prolog code.
- cbRegs
-
The number of registers saved.
- fHasSEH
-
A variable that indicates whether the function uses structured exception handling.
- fUseBP
-
A variable that indicates whether the EBP register has been allocated.
- reserved
-
Reserved for future use.
- cbFrame
-
A variable that indicates the frame type.
Type Meaning - FRAME_FPO
- 0
FPO frame
- FRAME_NONFPO
- 3
Non-FPO frame
- FRAME_TRAP
- 1
Trap frame
- FRAME_TSS
- 2
TSS frame
Requirements
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Redistributable | DbgHelp.dll 5.1 or later |
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Header |
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