database.hh File Reference

Symbol and Scope objects for the decompiler. More...

#include "variable.hh"
#include "partmap.hh"
#include "rangemap.hh"

Classes
class	SymbolEntry
	A storage location for a particular Symbol. More...
class	SymbolEntry::EntryInitData
	Initialization data for a SymbolEntry to facilitate a rangemap. More...
class	SymbolEntry::EntrySubsort
	Class for sub-sorting different SymbolEntry objects at the same address. More...
class	Symbol
	The base class for a symbol in a symbol table or scope. More...
class	FunctionSymbol
	A Symbol representing an executable function. More...
class	EquateSymbol
	A Symbol that holds equate information for a constant. More...
class	LabSymbol
	A Symbol that labels code internal to a function. More...
class	ExternRefSymbol
	A function Symbol referring to an external location. More...
class	SymbolCompareName
	Comparator for sorting Symbol objects by name. More...
class	MapIterator
	An iterator over SymbolEntry objects in multiple address spaces. More...
class	Scope
	A collection of Symbol objects within a single (namespace or functional) scope. More...
class	ScopeInternal
	An in-memory implementation of the Scope interface. More...
class	ScopeMapper
	An Address range associated with the symbol Scope that owns it. More...
class	ScopeMapper::NullSubsort
	Helper class for not doing any sub-sorting of overlapping ScopeMapper ranges. More...
class	Database
	A manager for symbol scopes for a whole executable. More...

Typedefs
typedef rangemap< SymbolEntry >	EntryMap
	A rangemap of SymbolEntry.
typedef set< Symbol *, SymbolCompareName >	SymbolNameTree
	A set of Symbol objects sorted by name.
typedef map< uint8, Scope * >	ScopeMap
	A map from id to Scope.
typedef rangemap< ScopeMapper >	ScopeResolve
	A map from address to the owning Scope.

Detailed Description

Symbol and Scope objects for the decompiler.

These implement the main symbol table, with support for symbols, local and global scopes, namespaces etc. Search can be by name or the address of the Symbol storage location.