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Memory Structures Library ?!

Postby mezzo » Mon Jul 02, 2007 4:38 pm

Hey L. Spiro,
I would like to use a library of C functions for handling all kinds of memory structures

Do I need to rip out the portions of code that I want to use, or is there a 'generic' way of compiling it into a library that can be loaded by MHS ?
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Postby L. Spiro » Mon Jul 02, 2007 10:03 pm

You will definitely have to convert them manually.
And you can not correctly convert the ones that have bit-sized members.


A normal conversion would look like this:

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struct trace_watch
  {
    char *procname,
         *watchname,
         *filename,
         *addr;
    long chksum;
    int len,
        linenum,
        indent;
    struct trace_watch *next;
  };

Becomes:

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struct trace_watch {
   char *               procname;
   char *               watchname;
   char *               filename;
   char *               addr;
   long               chksum;
   int                  len;
   int                  linenum;
   int                  indent;
   struct trace_watch *   next;
};


However, while doing this conversion I found a bug in the script and have already fixed it.
You must redownload MHS_PreFinal.rar.
Finally uploaded.


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Postby mezzo » Tue Jul 03, 2007 7:58 am

thanks, I'll give that a shot !
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