[LLVMdev] Using thin archives when building llvm (original) (raw)
Rafael Espíndola rafael.espindola at gmail.com
Thu Jul 23 16:03:42 PDT 2015
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Even if the string table is in in-order in practice, you have to search for NUL characters byte-by-byte unless it's really guaranteed to be in-order, no?
No. Let's say we are at symbol N and want to find its size. Each symbol in the bsd format is represented with a pair of offsets. One to the member and one to the string table.
We should be able to compute the symbol name size as the difference from the current symbol string table offset and the next symbol string table offset.
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