Support setting a default handler in the IDT through a macro for automatic generation of wrapper functions #168
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It is now aware of x86_64-specific exceptions and correctly handles reserved exceptions and exceptions without error code. The third argument is now optional and can be an index or a range. If it is omitted, all non-reserved entries of the IDT are set.
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Closing in favor of #285, which implements the same functionality, but without requiring the heavy proc macro dependency. |
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Fixes #167
This is still an early prototype. I'm only opening this PR to get the CI running in order to evaluate the compile time impact of this change.