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Provides values to influence the type of reloc instruction emitted in a call to ICeeGen::AddSectionReloc.
typedef enum {
srRelocAbsolute,
srRelocHighLow = 3,
srRelocHighAdj,
srRelocMapToken,
srRelocRelative,
srRelocFilePos,
srRelocCodeRelative,
srRelocIA64Imm64,
srRelocDir64,
srRelocIA64PcRel25,
srRelocIA64PcRel64,
srRelocPtr = 0x8000,
srRelocAbsolutePtr = srRelocPtr + srRelocAbsolute,
srRelocHighLowPtr = srRelocPtr + srRelocHighLow,
srRelocRelativePtr = srRelocPtr + srRelocRelative,
srRelocIA64Imm64Ptr = srRelocPtr + srRelocIA64Imm64,
srRelocDir64Ptr = srRelocPtr + srRelocDir64
} CeeSectionRelocType;
Members
Member |
Description |
|---|---|
srRelocAbsolute |
Generates only a section-relative reloc, sending nothing into a .reloc section. |
srRelocHighLow |
Generates a reloc for a pointer-sized location. This is transformed into BASED_HIGHLOW or BASED_DIR64 depending on the platform. |
srRelocHighAdj |
Generates a reloc for the top 16 bits of a 32-bit number, where the bottom 16 bits are included in the next word in the .reloc table. |
srRelocMapToken |
Generates a token map relocation, sending nothing into a .reloc section. |
srRelocRelative |
Indicates that the value is a relative address fixup. |
srRelocFilePos |
Generates only a section-relative reloc, sending nothing into a .reloc section. This reloc is relative to the file position of the section, not the section's virtual address. |
srRelocCodeRelative |
Specifies a code-relative address fixup. |
srRelocIA64Imm64 |
Generates a reloc for a 64 bit address in an ia64 movl instruction. |
srRelocDir64 |
Generates a reloc for a 64-bit address. |
srRelocIA64PcRel25 |
Generate a reloc for a 25-bit PC-relative address in an ia64 br.call instruction. |
srRelocIA64PcRel64 |
Generates a reloc for a 64-bit PC-relative address in an ia64 brl.call instruction. |
srRelocPtr |
A value indicating that the pre-fixup contents of memory are a pointer rather than a section offset. |
Requirements
Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family
Header: Cor.h
Library: Included as a resource in MsCorEE.dll
.NET Framework Version: 2.0, 1.1, 1.0