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114 Dwarf_Endianness endianness; member173 obj->endianness = DW_OBJECT_LSB; in dwarf_elf_object_access_internals_init()175 obj->endianness = DW_OBJECT_MSB; in dwarf_elf_object_access_internals_init()237 return obj->endianness; in dwarf_elf_object_access_get_byte_order()461 UNUSEDARG int endianness, in get_rela_elf32() argument477 UNUSEDARG int endianness, in get_rel_elf32() argument495 int endianness, in get_rela_elf64() argument506 if (machine == EM_MIPS && endianness == DW_OBJECT_LSB ){ in get_rela_elf64()537 int endianness, in get_rel_elf64() argument548 if (machine == EM_MIPS && endianness == DW_OBJECT_LSB ){ in get_rel_elf64()[all …]
1263 Dwarf_Endianness endianness; in _dwarf_setup() local1275 endianness = obj->methods->get_byte_order(obj->object); in _dwarf_setup()1279 if (endianness == DW_OBJECT_LSB ) { in _dwarf_setup()1286 if (endianness == DW_OBJECT_MSB ) { in _dwarf_setup()
119 and the endianness question makes it a bit sketchy.
74 #error Unknown machine endianness
35 #error Host endianness not defined
30 kind of like `NULL` for pointers). So `gfp_t` or the `safe endianness`
145 int endianness; /* reserved for future use */ member
543 #error Host endianness not defined
210 BYTE endianness; /* 01:01 0=big, 1=little */240 BYTE endianness; /* 01:01 0=big, 1=little */
415 (hdr->common_hdr.endianness != ndr_native_byte_order) ? 1 : 0; in ndr_decode_pac_hdr()
1784 #error Host endianness not defined
765 all->endianness = DI_LITTLE_ENDIAN; in di_ioctl()767 all->endianness = DI_BIG_ENDIAN; in di_ioctl()
1761 endian machines, added detection of endianness and an error message if