fix(heap): add CRITICAL_SECTION to protect tracking linked lists#6
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fix(heap): add CRITICAL_SECTION to protect tracking linked lists#6
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Add TrackingLock to GLOBAL_STATE, initialized in GetGlobalState() and cleaned up in CleanupHeap(). All linked list operations (insert, remove, traverse) on MemoryAllocations and FreedMemoryList are now protected. HeapAlloc/HeapFree for user memory stay outside the lock since the Windows heap is already thread-safe. CRITICAL_SECTION supports recursive acquisition, so nested calls from _ExFreePoolWithTracking through UntrackAllocation and TrackFreedMemoryLocked are safe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add TrackingLock to GLOBAL_STATE, initialized in GetGlobalState() and cleaned up in CleanupHeap(). All linked list operations (insert, remove, traverse) on MemoryAllocations and FreedMemoryList are now protected. HeapAlloc/HeapFree for user memory stay outside the lock since the Windows heap is already thread-safe. CRITICAL_SECTION supports recursive acquisition, so nested calls from _ExFreePoolWithTracking through UntrackAllocation and TrackFreedMemoryLocked are safe.