This PR introduces an abstraction for ALPC ports to make them easier to
manage in the future, and implements the DNS resolver port, at least
enough to get host address queries working.
There's a lot of code in this PR that I'm not very confident about, so
don't hesitate on the feedback 😄
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# Major Features Implemented
**Core WOW64 Architecture**
1. Full TEB, PEB, and Windows structure implementations for 32-bit
processes
2. Proper thread context switching with 32-bit stack allocation
3. Configurable memory allocation with 32-bit/64-bit address space
handling
4. Automatic WOW64 process identification and handling
5. Heaven's Gate Implementation for handling exceptions
**Enhanced Emulation Features**
1. Fixed GDT setup and segment management for WOW64
2. Multi-architecture PE loading with proper import resolution
3. Segment-aware disassembly with WOW64 debugging capabilities
**Testing & Validation**
**32-bit Test Sample**: Minimal "hello" executable with full ASM source
# TODO
Needs more testing, currently in very early stages.
Hey, looking for feedback on my guard page implementation.
I wasn't sure on how to structure the additional windows specific memory
flags, since the emulation backends won't like additional guard flag. I
opted to create a new `memory_permission_ext` enum to hold the guard
flag, and a `nt_memory_permission` struct to wrap the "common" memory
permission flags, with the new extended flags. This struct implicitly
coerces to the original `memory_permission` to reduce the amount of
changes for the PR.
This however meant that I changed signatures of `map_memory` and
`apply_memory_protection` in `memory_interface` to accommodate this new
structure, and was an afterthought.
The `map_nt_to_emulator_protection` function might also need some
attention now, too. For future reference, windows uses
[MiMakeProtectionMask](https://doxygen.reactos.org/d1/d9a/marea_8c.html#adfb66408771a4df77c1056cc2a99ef21)
in ntoskrnl to map `PAGE_*` flags to [MM PTE
constants](https://reactos.org/wiki/Techwiki:Memory_management_in_the_Windows_XP_kernel).
The test added to the `test-sample` binary seems to be passing.
Fixes#21
