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NASM Output File Examples 5-9
};
#define R_rel_buf2 0x00000001L
ULONG R_rel_buf2_Used[] = {
0x00000007L
};
5.2.4 Entry
The ENTRY section contains the entry records, if any were declared. An
entry record is a
#define of the entry name prefixed with Ent_, defined
to be a byte offset into the SCRIPTS array.
Example:
Using -o or -p assembler option:
#define Ent_Send_CMD 0x00000018L
#define Ent_Send_DATA 0x00000020L
#define Ent_Start 0x00000000L
The labels defined as entries are the only ones available to the driver
code. The “C” code examples in
Figure 5.1 are examples of how the
driver uses this information to start SCRIPTS routines at any location
defined as an entry. The ENTRY section is not affected by NASM
command line options.
5.2.5 Label Patches
The Label Patches section contains the label patch records. A label
patch record is an array of locations that are referred to by an absolute
Transfer Control instruction. These locations are the Dword offsets into
the SCRIPTS array. The offsets patch in the physical addresses at run
time. Please see the section on patching SCRIPTS in
Chapter 7,
“Integrating SCRIPTS Programs into “C” Language Drivers,” for more
information on how to patch absolute jump instructions. The Label
Patches section is not affected by NASM command line options.
Example:
Using -o or -p assembler option:
ULONG LABELPATCHES[] = {
0x00000019L
};