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package jdk.tools.jaotc.binformat.elf;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import jdk.tools.jaotc.binformat.elf.Elf.Elf64_Sym;
final class ElfSymtab {
private final ArrayList<ElfSymbol> localSymbols = new ArrayList<>();
private final ArrayList<ElfSymbol> globalSymbols = new ArrayList<>();
Number of symbols added.
/**
* Number of symbols added.
*/
private int symbolCount;
String holding symbol table strings.
/**
* String holding symbol table strings.
*/
private final StringBuilder strTabContent = new StringBuilder();
Keeps track of bytes in string table since strTabContent.length() is number of chars, not
bytes.
/**
* Keeps track of bytes in string table since strTabContent.length() is number of chars, not
* bytes.
*/
private int strTabNrOfBytes = 0;
ElfSymtab() {
symbolCount = 0;
}
ElfSymbol addSymbolEntry(String name, byte type, byte bind, byte secHdrIndex, long offset, long size) {
// Get the current symbol index and append symbol name to string table.
int index;
ElfSymbol sym;
if (name.isEmpty()) {
index = 0;
strTabContent.append('\0');
strTabNrOfBytes += 1;
sym = new ElfSymbol(symbolCount, index, type, bind, secHdrIndex, offset, size);
localSymbols.add(sym);
} else {
// We can't trust strTabContent.length() since that is
// chars (UTF16), keep track of bytes on our own.
index = strTabNrOfBytes;
// strTabContent.append("_").append(name).append('\0');
strTabContent.append(name).append('\0');
// + 1 for null, + 1 for "_"
// strTabNrOfBytes += (name.getBytes().length + 1 + 1);
strTabNrOfBytes += (name.getBytes().length + 1);
sym = new ElfSymbol(symbolCount, index, type, bind, secHdrIndex, offset, size);
if ((bind & Elf64_Sym.STB_GLOBAL) != 0) {
globalSymbols.add(sym);
} else {
localSymbols.add(sym);
}
}
symbolCount++;
return (sym);
}
// Update the symbol indexes once all symbols have been added.
// This is required since we'll be reordering the symbols in the
// file to be in the order of Local then global.
void updateIndexes() {
int index = 0;
// Update the local symbol indexes
for (int i = 0; i < localSymbols.size(); i++) {
ElfSymbol sym = localSymbols.get(i);
sym.setIndex(index++);
}
// Update the global symbol indexes
for (int i = 0; i < globalSymbols.size(); i++) {
ElfSymbol sym = globalSymbols.get(i);
sym.setIndex(index++);
}
}
int getNumLocalSyms() {
return localSymbols.size();
}
int getNumGlobalSyms() {
return globalSymbols.size();
}
// Create a single byte array that contains the symbol table entries
byte[] getSymtabArray() {
ByteBuffer symtabData = ElfByteBuffer.allocate(symbolCount * Elf64_Sym.totalsize);
byte[] retarray;
updateIndexes();
// Add the local symbols
for (int i = 0; i < localSymbols.size(); i++) {
ElfSymbol sym = localSymbols.get(i);
byte[] arr = sym.getArray();
symtabData.put(arr);
}
// Add the global symbols
for (int i = 0; i < globalSymbols.size(); i++) {
ElfSymbol sym = globalSymbols.get(i);
byte[] arr = sym.getArray();
symtabData.put(arr);
}
retarray = symtabData.array();
return (retarray);
}
// Return the string table array
byte[] getStrtabArray() {
byte[] strs = strTabContent.toString().getBytes();
return (strs);
}
}