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$Header: /plroot/cmplrs.src/v7.4.5m/.RCS/PL/dwarfdump/RCS/dwconf.h,v 1.2 2006/04/18 04:29:39 davea Exp $ */


/*
    declarations helping configure the frame reader.
*/
struct dwconf_s {
    char *cf_config_file_path;
    char *cf_abi_name;

    /* 2 for old, 3 for frame interface 3. 2 means use the old
       mips-abi-oriented frame interface. 3 means use the new
       DWARF3-capable and configureable-abi interface.

       Now, anyone who revises dwarf.h and libdwarf.h to match their
       abi-of-interest will still be able to use cf_interface_number 2
       as before.  But most folks don't update those header files and
       instead of making *them* configurable we make dwarfdump (and
       libdwarf) configurable sufficiently to print frame information
       sensibly. */
    int cf_interface_number;

    /* The number of table rules , aka columns. For MIPS/IRIX is 66. */
    unsigned long cf_table_entry_count;

    /* Array of cf_table_entry_count reg names. Names not filled in
       from dwarfdump.conf have NULL (0) pointer value. 
	cf_named_regs_table_size must match size of cf_regs array.
	Set cf_regs_malloced  1  if table was malloced. Set 0
        if static.
	*/
    char **cf_regs;
    unsigned long cf_named_regs_table_size;
    int    cf_regs_malloced; 

    /* The 'default initial value' when intializing a table. for MIPS
       is DW_FRAME_SAME_VAL(1035). For other ISA/ABIs may be
       DW_FRAME_UNDEFINED_VAL(1034). */
    int cf_initial_rule_value;

    /* The number of the cfa 'register'. For cf_interface_number 2 of 
       MIPS this is 0. For other architectures (and anytime using
       cf_interface_number 3) this should be outside the table, a
       special value such as 1036, not a table column at all).  */
    int cf_cfa_reg;
};


/* Returns DW_DLV_OK if works. DW_DLV_ERROR if cannot do what is asked. */
int find_conf_file_and_read_config(char *named_file,
				   char *named_abi, char **defaults,
				   struct dwconf_s *conf_out);
void init_conf_file_data(struct dwconf_s *config_file_data);

void print_reg_from_config_data(Dwarf_Signed reg,
		struct dwconf_s *config_data);


void init_generic_config_1000_regs(struct dwconf_s *conf);