Amiga::HunkFormat::Module Class Reference

Module is a program unit containing several hunks. More...

#include <hunk.h>

Public Member Functions
bool	IsExecutable () const
offset_t	ImageSize () const
void	ReadFile (Linker::Reader &rd, std::shared_ptr< Block > &next_block, offset_t end)
void	WriteFile (Linker::Writer &wr) const
void	Dump (Dumper::Dumper &dump, offset_t current_offset, unsigned index) const
offset_t	GetHunkSizeInHeader (uint32_t index) const
	If a header block is available, checks the associated hunk size in the header, returns 0 otherwise.

Public Attributes
std::shared_ptr< Block >	start_block
	For an object unit, HUNK_UNIT, for an executable node, HUNK_HEADER, for a new type library, HUNK_LIB.
std::vector< Hunk >	hunks
	The hunks in this module. Hunks in a library are stored inside a HUNK_LIB.
std::shared_ptr< Block >	end_block
	A final block before the start of the next module.

Detailed Description

Module is a program unit containing several hunks.

In this representation, a module will begin with a starting block, contain several hunks, and optionally be terminated by an ending block. This permits storing object files, libraries and executable files with overlays in a similar structure.

Member Data Documentation

end_block

std::shared_ptr<Block> Amiga::HunkFormat::Module::end_block

A final block before the start of the next module.

An executable node can optionally be followed by a HUNK_OVERLAY. Every overlay is stored as a separate module, and two overlays are terminated by a HUNK_BREAK. A library must be terminated by a HUNK_INDEX.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• src/format/hunk.h
• src/format/hunk.cc