GCC Middle and Back End API Reference
|
Functions | |
static bfd_vma | read_value () |
static bool | string_within_bounds_p () |
static bool | within_object_p () |
static bool | read_xcoff_object (LDFILE *ldfile, size_t offset, size_t object_size, off_t next_member) |
static bool | read_archive_member () |
static bool | read_big_archive () |
static bool | open_file () |
static void | free_object () |
static void | free_ldfile () |
LDFILE * | ldopen () |
int | ldtbread () |
char * | ldgetname () |
int | ldclose () |
|
static |
Free LDFILE and all resources associated with it.
Referenced by free_object(), and ldgetname().
|
static |
Release the memory associated with the current object, if one has been mapped.
References free_ldfile(), and open_file().
Referenced by ldgetname().
int ldclose | ( | ) |
Implement the API-defined ldclose function.
char* ldgetname | ( | ) |
Implement the API-defined ldgetname function.
If the zeroes field is nonzero, the name is in the symbol table entry itself.
Otherwise, the symbol table entry contains an offset into the string table, which starts after the end of the symbol table.
Make sure that the name is entirely contained within the object.
References free_ldfile(), free_object(), internal_ldfile::next_member, and read_archive_member().
LDFILE* ldopen | ( | ) |
Implement the API-defined ldopen function.
int ldtbread | ( | ) |
Implement the API-defined ldtbread function.
Make sure that the symbol index is valid.
Work out the offset of the symbol table entry.
Read all the fields. The format differs between 32-bit and 64-bit files.
Copy the n_zeroes/n_offset interpretation.
Copy the n_name interpretation. The internal version has room for a null terminator.
|
static |
LDFILE is a zero-initialized structure. Try to open FILENAME, returning true on success.
References internal_ldfile::object, internal_ldfile::object_size, and internal_ldfile::page_offset.
Referenced by free_object().
|
static |
Try to read an archive member at OFFSET bytes into LDFILE. Return true on success, recording the member and object information in LDFILE.
Stop once we reach the member table entry, which has a name of length 0.
The archive is followed by an even-padded name, then by a magic string of length SXCOFFARFMAG. The object itself starts after that.
References read_xcoff_object().
Referenced by ldgetname().
|
static |
Try to treat LDFILE as a non-empty big archive. Return true on success, storing the member and object information for the first member in LDFILE.
|
inlinestatic |
@verbatim
AIX cross support for collect2. Copyright (C) 2009-2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This file is part of GCC.
GCC is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later version.
GCC is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with GCC; see the file COPYING3. If not see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Read SIZE bytes starting at DATA as a big-endian value.
|
static |
Try to read the file header for an XCOFF object at OFFSET bytes into LDFILE. The object is expected to be OBJECT_SIZE bytes in size. If the object is a member of an archive, NEXT_MEMBER is the offset of the next member, otherwise it is -1. Return true on success, recording the object information in LDFILE.
First try to map the file into memory.
Record the success.
Read the magic value to determine the type of file.
Referenced by read_archive_member().
|
static |
Return true if STRING is less than SIZE bytes long. EXTRA_TERMINATOR is another character (besides '\0') that acts as a terminator, or '\0' if none.
|
inlinestatic |
Check that LDFILE's current object has SIZE bytes starting at OFFSET.
References getpagesize(), map, and internal_ldfile::page_offset.