/*	Copyright (c) 1988 AT&T	*/
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#pragma ident	"@(#)member.h	1.5	92/12/09 SMI" 	/* SVr4.0 1.2	*/


/* Member handling
 *	Archive members have an ASCII header.  A Member structure
 *	holds internal information.  Because the ASCII file header
 *	may be clobbered, Member holds a private, safe copy.
 *	The ar_name member of m_hdr points at m_name except for string
 *	table names.  Ar_rawname in m_hdr always points at m_raw.
 *
 *	m_raw	The original ar_name with null termination.
 *		E.g., "name/           "
 *
 *	m_name	The processed name, with '/' terminator changed to '\0'.
 *		Unused for string table names.  E.g., "name\0           "
 *
 *	To improve performance of member lookup we allocate lists which
 * 	contain MEMIDENTNO members:
 *
 *	ed_memlist -->   ---------------------
 *			|       m_next        |
 *			|       m_end         |
 *			|       m_free        |
 *			|---------------------|
 *			| m_offset | m_member |
 *			| m_offset | m_member |
 *			|     "    |    "     |
 *			 ---------------------
 */


#define ARSZ(m)		(sizeof((struct ar_hdr *)0)->m)

#define	MEMIDENTNO	126

struct	Member
{
	Elf_Arhdr	m_hdr;
	int		m_err;
	int		m_slide;
	char		m_raw[ARSZ(ar_name)+1];
	char		m_name[ARSZ(ar_name)+1];
};

struct	Memident
{
	char *		m_offset;
	struct Member *	m_member;
};

struct	Memlist
{
	struct Memlist *	m_next;
	struct Memident *	m_end;
	struct Memident *	m_free;
};