Save all arguments before calling the original function #8
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Save the value of arguments in a seperate buffer for the post callback. Compiler optimizations might cause the registers or stack space to be reused and overwritten during function execution if the value isn't needed anymore at some point. This leads to different values in the post hook.
Forgot to increase the buffer offset.
This was referenced Oct 18, 2020
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Save the value of arguments in a seperate buffer for the post callback.
Compiler optimizations might cause the registers or stack space to be reused and overwritten during function execution if the value isn't needed anymore at some point. This lead to different values in the post hook.
Now the post callback is guaranteed to have access to the same arguments the function was called with.
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