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libcsdbg
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C++ exception (and generic) stack trace debug library
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libcsdbg
1.28
C++ exception (and generic) stack trace debug library
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This class represents a program/library symbol table (symtab section) More...
#include <symtab.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for csdbg::symtab: Collaboration diagram for csdbg::symtab:Public Member Functions | |
| symtab (const i8 *, mem_addr_t=0) | |
| Object constructor. More... | |
| symtab (const symtab &) | |
| Object copy constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~symtab () |
| Object destructor. More... | |
| virtual symtab * | clone () const |
| Object virtual copy constructor. More... | |
| virtual const i8 * | path () const |
| Get the objective code file path. More... | |
| virtual mem_addr_t | base () const |
| Get the load base address. More... | |
| virtual symtab & | operator= (const symtab &) |
| Assignment operator. More... | |
| virtual u32 | size () const |
| Get the number of symbols. More... | |
| virtual const i8 * | lookup (mem_addr_t) const |
| Lookup an address to resolve a symbol. More... | |
| virtual bool | exists (mem_addr_t) const |
| Probe if a symbol exists. More... | |
| virtual symtab & | foreach (void(*)(u32, symbol *)) const |
| Traverse the symbol table with a callback for each symbol. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from csdbg::object | |
| virtual | ~object ()=0 |
| To be implemented. More... | |
| virtual const i8 * | class_name () const |
| Query the class name of an object descending from csdbg::object. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| i8 * | m_path |
| Objective code file path. More... | |
| mem_addr_t | m_base |
| Load base address. More... | |
| chain< symbol > * | m_table |
| Function symbol table. More... | |
This class represents a program/library symbol table (symtab section)
A symtab object can load code from executables or dynamic shared objects, with absolute addressing or position independent and of any binary format supported by the libbfd backends on the host (target) machine (elf, coff, ecoff e.t.c). To optimize lookups the symbol table (as structured in libbfd) is parsed, the non-function symbols are discarded and function symbols are demangled once and stored in simpler data structures. A symtab can be traversed using callbacks and method symtab::foreach. The access to a symtab is not thread safe, callers must implement thread synchronization
Definition at line 27 of file symtab.hpp.
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