usr/src/usr.bin/pascal/pdx/object/objsym.rep

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 *      @(#)objsym.rep  5.3 (Berkeley) 4/16/91
 */

/*
 * This file contains the definition of the representation of symbolic
 * information in the object file.  The difference from this and memory
 * is that pointers are represented as short integers and line number
 * information is stored relatively where the base is found in the
 * file information.
 */

typedef struct {
    short strindex;
    char oclass;
    char oblkno;
    short typno;
    short chno;
    union {
        int offset;     /* variable address */
        long iconval;       /* integer constant value */
        double fconval;     /* floating constant value */
        struct {        /* range bounds */
            long lower;
            long upper;
        } orangev;
        struct {        /* address of function value, code */
            int offset;
            ADDRESS codeloc;
        } ofuncv;
        struct {        /* variant record info */
            int size;
            short vtorecno;
            short vtagno;
        } ovarnt;
    } osymvalue;
} OBJSYM;

typedef union {
    long together;
    struct {
        short lineincr;
        unsigned short addrincr;
    } separate;
} OBJLINE;