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Function `dmd.backend.elfobj.Obj_reftodatseg`

Refer to address that is in the data segment.


						
				extern(C++) void Obj_reftodatseg
				(
				

				  int seg,
				

				  ulong offset,
				

				  ulong val,
				

				  uint targetdatum,
				

				  int flags
				

				);

Input

seg = where the address is going offset = offset within seg val = displacement from address targetdatum = DATA, CDATA or UDATA, depending where the address is flags = CFoff, CFseg, CFoffset64, CFswitch

Example

int *abc = &def[3]; to allocate storage: Obj_reftodatseg(DATA,offset,3 * (int *).sizeof,UDATA);

Note

For I64 && (flags & CFoffset64) && (flags & CFswitch) targetdatum is a symidx rather than a segment.

Authors

Walter Bright

License

Boost License 1.0