Description

File format of an ELF Segment header.

Byte order of members depends on e_ident value in file header. This code comes directly from "Executable and Linkable Format (ELF)", Portable Formats Specification, Version 1.1, Tool Interface Standards (TIS) and not from any header file. The 64-bit structure is gleaned from the Linux elf(5) man page. Segment table entries (a.k.a., ELF program headers) either describe process segments or give supplementary info which does not contribute to the process image.

Definition at line 17686 of file binaryInstruction.C.

Public Attributes
uint32_t	p_type
	0x00 kind of segment

uint32_t	p_offset
	0x04 file offset

uint32_t	p_vaddr
	0x08 desired mapped address of segment

uint32_t	p_paddr
	0x0c physical address where supported (unused by System V)

uint32_t	p_filesz
	0x20 bytes in file (may be zero or other value smaller than p_memsz)

uint32_t	p_memsz
	0x24 number of bytes when mapped (may be zero)

uint32_t	p_flags
	0x28

uint32_t	p_align
	0x2c alignment for file and memory (0,1=>none); power of two

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

binaryInstruction.C

Description

Public Attributes