Typedefs
typedef unsigned long long	Dwarf_Unsigned

typedef signed long long	Dwarf_Signed

typedef unsigned long long	Dwarf_Off

typedef unsigned long long	Dwarf_Addr

typedef int	Dwarf_Bool

typedef unsigned short	Dwarf_Half

typedef unsigned char	Dwarf_Small

typedef void *	Dwarf_Ptr

Detailed Description

Typedef Documentation

◆ Dwarf_Unsigned

Dwarf_Unsigned

The basic unsigned data type. Intended to be an unsigned 64bit value.

◆ Dwarf_Signed

Dwarf_Signed

The basic signed data type. Intended to be a signed 64bit value.

◆ Dwarf_Off

Dwarf_Off

Used for offsets. It should be same size as Dwarf_Unsigned.

◆ Dwarf_Addr

Dwarf_Addr

Used when a data item is a an address represented in DWARF. 64 bits. Must be as large as the largest object address size.

◆ Dwarf_Bool

Dwarf_Bool

A TRUE(non-zero)/FALSE(zero) data item.

◆ Dwarf_Half

Dwarf_Half

Many libdwarf values (attribute codes, for example) are defined by the standard to be 16 bits, and this datatype reflects that (the type must be at least 16 bits wide).

◆ Dwarf_Small

Dwarf_Small

Used for small unsigned integers and used as Dwarf_Small* for pointers and it supports pointer addition and subtraction conveniently.

◆ Dwarf_Ptr

Dwarf_Ptr

A generic pointer type. It uses void * so it cannot be added-to or subtracted-from.

Typedefs