Hi Danny,
_IMAGE_CE_RUNTIME_FUNCTION_ENTRY formatted data right ? One day someone
might want to write a MIPS version of this function, so we will need a
Looks like you got interrupted while writing this sentence. Not sure
what you mean.
Oops! I meant that in the future there might be other versions of this
function to handle other compression schemes. So by including an
indication of the compression format being handled in the name of the
function you are future-proofing it.
Didn't know about that. I've used it, and added one or more lines to 30
other .c files. In most cases this is just
#define bfd_pe_print_pdata NULL
Shouldn't that be:
#define bfd_pe_print_pdata pe_print_data
ie use the default print_pdata routine if compressed pdata is not
supported by the target.
That addresses the build problems with "--enable-targets=all". This is
what you wanted me to do, right ?
Yes.
One more question though. I moved my pe_print_ce_compressed_pdata
function into pe-arm-wince.c , it was in peXXigen.c in my initial patch.
The peXXigen.c doesn't seem right for this because this function is not
to be treated with the XX replacement stuff. However, pe-arm-wince.c
doesn't seem right either because the pe_print_ce_compressed_pdata
function is to be used both for ARM and for SH.
So where should I put it (and its helper functions) ?
I would actually suggest leaving it in peXXigen.c. The current
pe_print_pdata function lives there and it does not make use of the XX
replacement stuff. Make sure that it is static though, since peXXigen.c
can be included multiple times in a single build.
Cheers
Nick
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