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1,512 bytes added ,  21:52, 14 January 2018
split "mandatory" field into "recognition-mandatory" and "presence-mandatory"
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  enum LoaderConfigFlags {
 
  enum LoaderConfigFlags {
   IsMandatory = BIT(0),
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   IsRecognitionMandatory = BIT(0),
 
  };
 
  };
    
=== Loader Config Keys ===
 
=== Loader Config Keys ===
A loader key can be mandatory or not mandatory.
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A loader key can be marked as recognition-mandatory or not recognition-mandatory in its <code>Flags</code> field.
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The presence-mandatory field is part of the specification and does not go in the <code>Flags</code> field, but any complying loader must pass all fields specified to be presence-mandatory.
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If an (at the time) mandatory unknown key is encountered, the program should jump to [[#LoaderReturnAddr]] with <code>result_code=346 | ((100 + key) << 9);</code>.
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If a key is marked as recognition-mandatory and is not recognized by the application, the program should jump to [[#LoaderReturnAddr]] with <code>result_code=346 | ((100 + key) << 9);</code>, as the default behaviour may be unsafe.
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If a key that is mandatory is not found (for example with an outdated loader), use <code>result_code=346 | ((200 + key) << 9);</code>.
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If a key that is presence-mandatory is not found (for example with an outdated loader), use <code>result_code=346 | ((200 + key) << 9);</code>.
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* 0: [[#EndOfList]] [MANDATORY]
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* 0: [[#EndOfList]] [RECOGNITION-MANDATORY] [PRESENCE-MANDATORY]
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* 1: [[#MainThreadHandle]] [MANDATORY]
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* 1: [[#MainThreadHandle]] [RECOGNITION-MANDATORY] [PRESENCE-MANDATORY in some cases]
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* 2: [[#LoaderReturnAddr]] [MANDATORY]
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* 2: [[#LoaderReturnAddr]] [RECOGNITION-MANDATORY]
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* 3: [[#OverrideHeap]]
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* 3: [[#OverrideHeap]] [RECOGNITION-MANDATORY]
    
* 4: [[#OverrideService]]
 
* 4: [[#OverrideService]]
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* 6: [[#SyscallAvailableHint]]
 
* 6: [[#SyscallAvailableHint]]
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* 7: [[#AppletType]] [MANDATORY]
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* 7: [[#AppletType]] [PRESENCE-MANDATORY in some cases]
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* 8: [[#AppletWorkaround]]
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* 8: [[#AppletWorkaround]] [RECOGNITION-MANDATORY]
    
==== EndOfList ====
 
==== EndOfList ====
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* '''Key:''' 0
 
* '''Key:''' 0
* '''IsMandatory:''' True
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' True, because not recognizing this tag would send the loader off the end of the list.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' True, because the list must be terminated.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
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* '''Key:''' 1
 
* '''Key:''' 1
* '''IsMandatory:''' True
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' True.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' True if entry function was called with INVALID_HANDLE.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Handle to the main thread.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Handle to the main thread.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
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* '''DefaultBehavior:''' Use main thread handle from entry function arguments.
    
==== LoaderReturnAddr ====
 
==== LoaderReturnAddr ====
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* '''Key:''' 2
 
* '''Key:''' 2
* '''IsMandatory:''' True
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' True, because the default behaviour may be unsafe if this key is not handled correctly.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Function pointer with type <code>void __noreturn (*)(int result_code);</code>
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Function pointer with type <code>void __noreturn (*)(int result_code);</code>
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
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* '''Key:''' 3
 
* '''Key:''' 3
* '''IsMandatory:''' Loader-defined.
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' True, because the default behaviour may be unsafe if this key is not handled correctly.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Base address of heap. Must be MemoryType 4, 5, or 9 with all reference counts being zero.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Base address of heap. Must be MemoryType 4, 5, or 9 with all reference counts being zero.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Size of heap.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Size of heap.
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* '''Key:''' 4
 
* '''Key:''' 4
* '''IsMandatory:''' Loader-defined.
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' False.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Name of service, same format as for sm.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Name of service, same format as for sm.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Service handle.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Service handle.
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* '''Key:''' 5
 
* '''Key:''' 5
* '''IsMandatory:''' False
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' False.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Argc.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Argc.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Argv string pointer.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Argv string pointer.
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* '''Key:''' 6
 
* '''Key:''' 6
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' False.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''IsMandatory:''' False
 
* '''IsMandatory:''' False
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Each byte is a rare syscall number that the process has access to. <code>0xFF</code> means byte should be ignored.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' Each byte is a rare syscall number that the process has access to. <code>0xFF</code> means byte should be ignored.
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* '''Key:''' 7
 
* '''Key:''' 7
* '''IsMandatory:''' True
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' False.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' Application-defined. Depends on whether the application is using any applet services or not.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' AppletType
 
* '''Value[0]:''' AppletType
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
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* '''Key:''' 8
 
* '''Key:''' 8
* '''IsMandatory:''' Loader-defined.
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* '''IsRecognitionMandatory:''' True, because the default behaviour (using applet services) is unsafe if this tag is passed.
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* '''IsPresenceMandatory:''' False.
 
* '''Value[0]:''' AppletResourceUserId
 
* '''Value[0]:''' AppletResourceUserId
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
 
* '''Value[1]:''' Ignored.
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