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RTEMS Linker file manages access the image contained in various file formats. More...

#include <list>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <rld.h>

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Classes
class	rld::files::file
class	rld::files::image
class	rld::files::archive
struct	rld::files::relocation
struct	rld::files::section
class	rld::files::object
class	rld::files::cache

Namespaces
namespace	rld
namespace	rld::files

Typedefs
typedef std::vector< std::string >	rld::files::paths
typedef std::vector< file >	rld::files::files
typedef std::map< const std::string, archive * >	rld::files::archives
typedef std::map< const std::string, object * >	rld::files::objects
typedef std::list< object * >	rld::files::object_list
typedef std::list< relocation >	rld::files::relocations
typedef std::list< section >	rld::files::sections

Functions
std::string	rld::files::basename (const std::string &name)
std::string	rld::files::dirname (const std::string &name)
std::string	rld::files::extension (const std::string &name)
void	rld::files::path_split (const std::string &path, rld::files::paths &paths)
void	rld::files::path_join (const std::string &path_, const std::string &file_, std::string &joined)
bool	rld::files::check_file (const std::string &path)
bool	rld::files::check_directory (const std::string &path)
void	rld::files::find_file (std::string &path, const std::string &name, paths &search_paths)
void	rld::files::copy (image &in, image &out, size_t size)
size_t	rld::files::sum_sizes (const sections &secs)
const section *	rld::files::find (const sections &secs, const int index)
void	rld::files::copy_file (image &in, image &out, size_t size)
void	rld::files::find_libraries (paths &libraries, paths &libpaths, paths &libs)

Detailed Description

RTEMS Linker file manages access the image contained in various file formats.

The base element is a file. It references a object file that is either inside an archive or stand alone. You access a object file by constructing a handle. A handle is the object file with the specific file descriptor created when the archive or object file was opened.