Reference info flags

Detailed Description

Used by refinfo_t::flags.

Macros
#define	REFINFO_TYPE   0x000F
	reference type (reftype_t), or custom reference ID if REFINFO_CUSTOM set
#define	REFINFO_RVAOFF   0x0010
	based reference (rva); refinfo_t::base will be forced to get_imagebase(); such a reference is displayed with the asm_t::a_rva keyword
#define	REFINFO_PASTEND   0x0020
	reference past an item; it may point to an nonexistent address; do not destroy alignment dirs
#define	REFINFO_CUSTOM   0x0040
	a custom reference. More...
#define	REFINFO_NOBASE   0x0080
	don't create the base xref; implies that the base can be any value. More...
#define	REFINFO_SUBTRACT   0x0100
	the reference value is subtracted from the base value instead of (as usual) being added to it
#define	REFINFO_SIGNEDOP   0x0200
	the operand value is sign-extended (only supported for REF_OFF8/16/32/64)
#define	REFINFO_NO_ZEROS   0x0400
	an opval of 0 will be considered invalid
#define	REFINFO_NO_ONES   0x0800
	an opval of ~0 will be considered invalid
#define	REFINFO_SELFREF   0x1000
	the self-based reference; refinfo_t::base will be forced to the reference address

Macro Definition Documentation

REFINFO_CUSTOM

#define REFINFO_CUSTOM   0x0040

a custom reference.

see custom_refinfo_handler_t. the id of the custom refinfo is stored under the REFINFO_TYPE mask.

REFINFO_NOBASE

#define REFINFO_NOBASE   0x0080

don't create the base xref; implies that the base can be any value.

nb: base xrefs are created only if the offset base points to the middle of a segment