* Fix wrong sync after UC_ERR_[READ, WRITE, FETCH]_[UNMAPPED, PROT]
Note that:
1. We only guarantee the pc (and other internal states) is correct
if and only of `uc_emu_start` returns without any error (or errors
have been handled in callbacks.).
2. If memory read/write error isn't handled by hooks, the state is
undefined and the pc is probably wrong if no hook is installed.
This fixes#1323.
* Rename variables
* Add note in unicorn.h
* Refine test_i386_invalid_mem_read_in_tb
* Handle the cpu context save in a more pythonic way, so the context can be serialized and reuse in an other process using the same emulator architecture and modes
* Fix type error ; mistakes a size_t uint64_t ; breaks in 32bit...
* Fix the UAF situation when deleting a hook while being in a hook callback. Added an attribute 'to_delete' to hooks, and a list hooks_to_del to delay the free of the hooks
* Minor fixes ; forgot return type of clear_deleted_hooks ; do not declare variable in for predicate
Ensure the TCG exit flag is cleared at the end of cpu_exec. This ensures
that subsequent calls are not polluted by the prior call to request an
early exit. The symptoms of the problem being addressed here are that
after a cpu_exit call triggered within a hook there may still be a
pending tcg_exit_req flag set. This then causes a block to start its
execution and then be aborted (from which point it'll continue because
there's no other condition to service). The start of the execution
causes the block hook to be called, no actual code to be run, and then
the block started again with another block hook call.
This change is discussed in ticket 1193:
https://github.com/unicorn-engine/unicorn/issues/1193
Under some circumstances, the PC is not fixed up properly when
returning from the execution of a block in cpu_tb_exec. This appears
to be caused by the resetting of the PC from the tb.
This change removes the additional fixup in the cases where there
is code tracing or timing active. Either of these cases would result
in the wrong PC being reported.
Closes unicorn-engine#1105.
