Types of references
References are represented in the following form: More...
Variables | |
const reftype_t | V695_REF_OFF8 = 0 |
reserved | |
const reftype_t | REF_OFF16 = 1 |
16bit full offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_OFF32 = 2 |
32bit full offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_LOW8 = 3 |
low 8bits of 16bit offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_LOW16 = 4 |
low 16bits of 32bit offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_HIGH8 = 5 |
high 8bits of 16bit offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_HIGH16 = 6 |
high 16bits of 32bit offset | |
const reftype_t | V695_REF_VHIGH = 7 |
obsolete | |
const reftype_t | V695_REF_VLOW = 8 |
obsolete | |
const reftype_t | REF_OFF64 = 9 |
64bit full offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_OFF8 = 10 |
8bit full offset | |
const reftype_t | REF_LAST = REF_OFF8 |
Detailed Description
References are represented in the following form:
target + tdelta - base
If the target is not present, then it will be calculated using
target = operand_value - tdelta + base
The target must be present for LOW and HIGH reference types
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