Add SEH unwind for UEFI x86-64 targets#73
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Have you tested that this produces correct backtraces on UEFI?
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Yes; it works as expected on UEFI in debugger. |
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Add SEH directives to allow stack unwind on x86-64 UEFI targets as discussed in #66