/* Transformation functions for ELF data types.
Copyright (C) 1998,1999,2000,2002,2004,2005,2006,2007 Red Hat, Inc.
This file is part of Red Hat elfutils.
Written by Ulrich Drepper <drepper@redhat.com>, 1998.
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#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include <config.h>
#endif
#include <byteswap.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "libelfP.h"
#ifndef LIBELFBITS
# define LIBELFBITS 32
#endif
/* Well, what shall I say. Nothing to do here. */
#define elf_cvt_Byte(dest, src, n) \
(__builtin_constant_p (n) && (n) == 1 \
? (void) (*((char *) (dest)) = *((char *) (src))) \
: Elf32_cvt_Byte (dest, src, n))
static void
(elf_cvt_Byte) (void *dest, const void *src, size_t n,
int encode __attribute__ ((unused)))
{
memmove (dest, src, n);
}
/* We'll optimize the definition of the conversion functions here a
bit. We need only functions for 16, 32, and 64 bits. The
functions referenced in the table will be aliases for one of these
functions. Which one is decided by the ELFxx_FSZ_type. */
#if ALLOW_UNALIGNED
#define FETCH(Bits, ptr) (*(const uint##Bits##_t *) ptr)
#define STORE(Bits, ptr, val) (*(uint##Bits##_t *) ptr = val)
#else
union unaligned
{
uint16_t u16;
uint32_t u32;
uint64_t u64;
} __attribute__ ((packed));
#define FETCH(Bits, ptr) (((const union unaligned *) ptr)->u##Bits)
#define STORE(Bits, ptr, val) (((union unaligned *) ptr)->u##Bits = val)
#endif
/* Now define the conversion functions for the basic types. We use here
the fact that file and memory types are the same and that we have the
ELFxx_FSZ_* macros.
At the same time we define inline functions which we will use to
convert the complex types. */
#define FUNDAMENTAL(NAME, Name, Bits) \
INLINE2 (ELFW2(Bits,FSZ_##NAME), ElfW2(Bits,cvt_##Name), ElfW2(Bits,Name))
#define INLINE2(Bytes, FName, TName) \
INLINE3 (Bytes, FName, TName)
#define INLINE3(Bytes, FName, TName) \
static inline void FName##1 (void *dest, const void *ptr) \
{ \
switch (Bytes) \
{ \
case 2: STORE (16, dest, bswap_16 (FETCH (16, ptr))); break; \
case 4: STORE (32, dest, bswap_32 (FETCH (32, ptr))); break; \
case 8: STORE (64, dest, bswap_64 (FETCH (64, ptr))); break; \
default: \
abort (); \
} \
} \
\
static void FName (void *dest, const void *ptr, size_t len, \
int encode __attribute__ ((unused))) \
{ \
size_t n = len / sizeof (TName); \
if (dest < ptr) \
while (n-- > 0) \
{ \
FName##1 (dest, ptr); \
dest += Bytes; \
ptr += Bytes; \
} \
else \
{ \
dest += len; \
ptr += len; \
while (n-- > 0) \
{ \
ptr -= Bytes; \
dest -= Bytes; \
FName##1 (dest, ptr); \
} \
} \
}
/* Now the tricky part: define the transformation functions for the
complex types. We will use the definitions of the types in
abstract.h. */
#define START(Bits, Name, EName) \
static void \
ElfW2 (Bits, cvt_##Name) (void *dest, const void *src, size_t len, \
int encode __attribute__ ((unused))) \
{ ElfW2(Bits, Name) *tdest = (ElfW2(Bits, Name) *) dest; \
ElfW2(Bits, Name) *tsrc = (ElfW2(Bits, Name) *) src; \
size_t n; \
for (n = len / sizeof (ElfW2(Bits, Name)); n > 0; ++tdest, ++tsrc, --n) {
#define END(Bits, Name) } }
#define TYPE_EXTRA(Code)
#define TYPE_XLATE(Code) Code
#define TYPE_NAME(Type, Name) TYPE_NAME2 (Type, Name)
#define TYPE_NAME2(Type, Name) Type##1 (&tdest->Name, &tsrc->Name);
#define TYPE(Name, Bits) TYPE2 (Name, Bits)
#define TYPE2(Name, Bits) TYPE3 (Name##Bits)
#define TYPE3(Name) Name (cvt_)
/* Signal that we are generating conversion functions. */
#define GENERATE_CONVERSION
/* First generate the 32-bit conversion functions. */
#define LIBELFBITS 32
#include "gelf_xlate.h"
/* Now generate the 64-bit conversion functions. */
#define LIBELFBITS 64
#include "gelf_xlate.h"
/* We have a few functions which we must create by hand since the sections
do not contain records of only one type. */
#include "version_xlate.h"
#include "gnuhash_xlate.h"
#include "note_xlate.h"
/* Now the externally visible table with the function pointers. */
const xfct_t __elf_xfctstom[EV_NUM - 1][EV_NUM - 1][ELFCLASSNUM - 1][ELF_T_NUM] =
{
[EV_CURRENT - 1] = {
[EV_CURRENT - 1] = {
[ELFCLASS32 - 1] = {
#define define_xfcts(Bits) \
[ELF_T_BYTE] = elf_cvt_Byte, \
[ELF_T_ADDR] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Addr), \
[ELF_T_DYN] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Dyn), \
[ELF_T_EHDR] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Ehdr), \
[ELF_T_HALF] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Half), \
[ELF_T_OFF] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Off), \
[ELF_T_PHDR] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Phdr), \
[ELF_T_RELA] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Rela), \
[ELF_T_REL] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Rel), \
[ELF_T_SHDR] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Shdr), \
[ELF_T_SWORD] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Sword), \
[ELF_T_SYM] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Sym), \
[ELF_T_WORD] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Word), \
[ELF_T_XWORD] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Xword), \
[ELF_T_SXWORD] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Sxword), \
[ELF_T_VDEF] = elf_cvt_Verdef, \
[ELF_T_VDAUX] = elf_cvt_Verdef, \
[ELF_T_VNEED] = elf_cvt_Verneed, \
[ELF_T_VNAUX] = elf_cvt_Verneed, \
[ELF_T_NHDR] = elf_cvt_note, \
[ELF_T_SYMINFO] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Syminfo), \
[ELF_T_MOVE] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Move), \
[ELF_T_LIB] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_Lib), \
[ELF_T_AUXV] = ElfW2(Bits, cvt_auxv_t)
define_xfcts (32),
[ELF_T_GNUHASH] = Elf32_cvt_Word
},
[ELFCLASS64 - 1] = {
define_xfcts (64),
[ELF_T_GNUHASH] = elf_cvt_gnuhash
}
}
}
};
/* ANDROID_CHANGE_BEGIN */
#ifndef __APPLE__
/* For now we only handle the case where the memory representation is the
same as the file representation. Should this change we have to define
separate functions. For now reuse them. */
strong_alias (__elf_xfctstom, __elf_xfctstof)
#endif
/* ANDROID_CHANGE_END */