DkmStepper.OnStepArbitration Method
Definition
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Called by a runtime monitor when a step has left the confines of what the runtime monitor understands or a potential transition into another runtime has been encountered during a step. The stepping manager will initiate stepping arbitration to give each runtime monitor a chance to inspect the process and determine which runtime should complete the step. The runtimes are called in priority order. After this process is complete, the stepping manager will call AfterSteppingArbitration on the monitor that requested arbitration so it can respond to the new controlling monitor if one was found, or finish the step if one was not found.
Location constraint: API must be called from a Monitor component (component level < 100,000).
public:
void OnStepArbitration(Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::Stepping::DkmStepArbitrationReason Reason, Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::DkmRuntimeInstance ^ CurrentControllingRuntimeInstance);public void OnStepArbitration (Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Stepping.DkmStepArbitrationReason Reason, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmRuntimeInstance CurrentControllingRuntimeInstance);member this.OnStepArbitration : Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Stepping.DkmStepArbitrationReason * Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmRuntimeInstance -> unitPublic Sub OnStepArbitration (Reason As DkmStepArbitrationReason, CurrentControllingRuntimeInstance As DkmRuntimeInstance)Parameters
- Reason
- DkmStepArbitrationReason
[In] DkmStepArbitrationReason the reason step arbitration is occurring.
- CurrentControllingRuntimeInstance
- DkmRuntimeInstance
[In] The runtime instance requesting arbitration.