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+//
+// TaskEffectivePolicy.hpp
+// system_cmds
+//
+// Created by James McIlree on 6/19/14.
+//
+//
+
+// Using the raw struct was causing alignment issues on arm32; it seems that
+// structs have very relaxed alignment requirements on the v7 architectures.
+// The class wrapper forces a higher alignment and allows for some convenience
+// operators (compare, xor, etc)
+
+class TaskEffectivePolicy {
+ protected:
+ union {
+ Kernel32::ptr_t _kernel_32[2];
+ Kernel64::ptr_t _kernel_64;
+ struct task_effective_policy _policy;
+ } _content;
+
+ public:
+ TaskEffectivePolicy() {}
+
+ TaskEffectivePolicy(struct task_effective_policy policy) {
+ static_assert(sizeof(_content) == sizeof(struct task_effective_policy), "Sanity");
+ _content._policy = policy;
+ }
+
+ TaskEffectivePolicy(Kernel64::ptr_t teffective_0) {
+ static_assert(sizeof(_content) == sizeof(teffective_0), "Sanity");
+ _content._kernel_64 = teffective_0;
+ }
+
+ TaskEffectivePolicy(Kernel32::ptr_t teffective_0, Kernel32::ptr_t teffective_1) {
+ static_assert(sizeof(_content) == (sizeof(teffective_0) + sizeof(teffective_1)), "Sanity");
+ _content._kernel_32[0] = teffective_0;
+ _content._kernel_32[1] = teffective_1;
+ }
+
+ bool operator==(const TaskEffectivePolicy& other) const { return this->_content._kernel_64 == other._content._kernel_64; }
+ bool operator!=(const TaskEffectivePolicy& other) const { return !(*this == other); }
+
+ TaskEffectivePolicy operator~() const { return TaskEffectivePolicy(~this->_content._kernel_64); }
+
+ struct task_effective_policy as_struct() { return _content._policy; }
+};
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