Method GetController

core/debuggercontroller.cpp:1048–1074

DbgRef<DebuggerController> DebuggerController::GetController(BinaryViewRef data)
{
	for (size_t i = 0; i < g_controllerCount; i++)
	{
		DebuggerController* controller = g_debuggerControllers[i];
		if (!controller)
			continue;
		if (controller->m_file.operator==(data->GetFile()))
			return controller;
	}

	if (data->GetTypeName() == "Debugger")
		return nullptr;

	auto controller = new DebuggerController(data);
	g_debuggerControllers = (DbgRef<DebuggerController>*)realloc(g_debuggerControllers,
							sizeof(DbgRef<DebuggerController>) * (g_controllerCount + 1));

	// We must call the DbgRef ctor on the newly allocated space explicitly. If we do a
	// g_debuggerControllers[g_controllerCount] = controller;
	// The `=` operator on the next line will cause a call to `DbgRef<T>& operator=(T* obj)` on an uninitialized DbgRef
	// object, leading to a crash when `DbgRef::m_obj` is de-referenced.
	// In fact, this is how std::vector does things inside `push_back`.
	new (&g_debuggerControllers[g_controllerCount]) DbgRef<DebuggerController>(controller);
	g_controllerCount++;
	return controller;
}


void DebuggerController::DeleteController(BinaryViewRef data)