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Function `dmd.backend.disasm86.getopstring`

Write to put() the disassembled instruction


						
				void getopstring
				(
				

				  nothrow @nogc void delegate(char) put,
				

				  ubyte[] code,
				

				  uint c,
				

				  uint siz,
				

				  uint model,
				

				  int nearptr,
				

				  ubyte bObjectcode,
				

				  nothrow @nogc const(char)* function(uint, uint, uint) mem,
				

				  nothrow @nogc const(char)* function(ubyte[], uint, int) immed16,
				

				  nothrow @nogc const(char)* function(uint, uint, bool, bool) labelcode,
				

				  nothrow @nogc const(char)* function(uint, int) shortlabel
				

				) nothrow @nogc;

Parameters

Name	Description
put	function to write the output string to
code	instruction bytes
c	address (index into code[]) of start of instruction to disassemble
siz	number of bytes in instruction (from calccodsize())
model	memory model, 16/32/64
nearptr	use 'near ptr' when writing memory references
bObjectcode	also prepend hex characters of object code
mem	if not null, then function that returns a string representing the label for the memory address. Parameters are `c` for the address of the memory reference in `code[]`, `sz` for the number of bytes in the referred to memory location, and `offset` for the value to be added to any symbol referenced.
immed16	if not null, then function that returns a string representation of immediate value. Parameters are `code` is the binary instructions, `c` is the address of the memory reference in `code[]`, `sz` is the number of bytes in the instruction that form the referenece (2/4/8)
labelcode	if not null, then function that returns a string representation of code label. Parameters are `c` is the address of the code reference to the label in `code[]`, `offset` is the address of the label in `code[]`, `farflag` is if `far` reference (seg:offset in 16 bit code), `is16bit` is if 16 bit reference
shortlabel	if not null, then function that returns a string representing the label for the target. Parameters are `pc` for the program counter value, and `offset` for the offset of the label from the pc.

Authors

Walter Bright

License

Boost License 1.0