Refactor - AccessViolationHandler #42
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Currently the
MemoryCowCallbackis only invoked when an access is completely contained within a region marked as CoW. Furthermore, it automatically removes the CoW marking and the region will become a normal writable region, meaning the next access will not invoke theMemoryCowCallbackanymore.This PR switches to a model which is closer to
SIGSEGVin other operating systems: It is invoked on every failed access and the handler the access type, location and length passed in and is also responsible for adjusting the memory regions. The memory region which has the next lowest starting virtual address, as well as the virtual address space available to that region, is also supplied as that is typically of interest and has been found already.