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# Intermediate code generation
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2024-08-27 14:21:50 +02:00
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- Put symbol table in the reader monad and it to the stack
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or use the state monad for everything.
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- Add errors handling to the monad stack.
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# ELF generation
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- Define SHF_ constants.
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- Don't ignore relocations where the symbol is not defined in the symbol table.
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Add it as an external symbol to the symbol table.
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- Since every function adds a section header use a state monad
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in the generator and put the headers into the state to reduce the number of
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returned values in the tuples.
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- Relocation section header relates to another section (e.g. .rel.text). The
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index of that section should be passed together with collected relocations.
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- symstrtab creates 3 section headers and does some math to calculate the
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offsets and names. Introducing the state monad can help to get rid of magic
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numbers.
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