sceLoginDialogGetResult zeroed 8 bytes of a result struct of unknown size and reported result 0
with user id 0. It now writes only the leading int32 (USER_CANCELED), like
sceWebBrowserDialogGetResult and like the sign-in dialog, so a title takes its "no user chosen"
path instead of reading an invalid user id. Records the dialog in the silent-stubs list in
docs/dev/TechnicalDebt.md.
The seven libSceLoginDialog exports were throwing stubs. They now implement the common-dialog
state machine (NONE -> INITIALIZED -> RUNNING -> FINISHED), mirroring the existing
libSceSigninDialog: the local user is always signed in, so the dialog finishes as soon as it
opens and a title waiting on it never blocks.
- sceLoginDialogInitialize -> INITIALIZED, or 0x80B80004 if already initialized
- sceLoginDialogOpen -> validates the state and the parameter, then FINISHED
- sceLoginDialogUpdateStatus / sceLoginDialogGetStatus -> the status
- sceLoginDialogGetResult -> zeroes the result (signed in) once FINISHED
- sceLoginDialogClose -> ok, or 0x80B80003 when not initialized
- sceLoginDialogTerminate -> NONE, or 0x80B80003 when not initialized
The status values and the shared common-dialog error codes match libSceSigninDialog and
libSceWebBrowserDialog. Adds a CMakeLists.txt so the library can carry its guest test.
New test core/libs/tests/GuestLoginDialog.cpp drives the whole machine (the not-initialized
and already-initialized errors, the argument and not-finished errors, open/get-result/close
and terminate). It fails on main (the stubs throw) and passes with the change.
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