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c++ - Data segment sharing in 32 bits
Dear Walter, Here is a request to implement sharing of specifically marked data segments (instead of marking the entire data sharable), similar to VC implementation. i.e. Currently, there is no data_seg pramga in DMC. (Or is there?...) #pragma data_seg(".shared") int i; char s[30]; Myclass mc; #pragma data_seg() Please comment. Apr 04 2001
There is currently no mechanism for naming the data segment from the compiler. The program patchobj, however, can rename it with: patchobj test.obj -l_DATA _SHARED which will rename the _DATA segment to _SHARED. You can verify this working with obj2asm. You'll also need to segregate all the data going into _SHARED into a separate source file. -Walter Rajiv Bhagwat wrote in message <9ah1n4$10kj$1 digitaldaemon.com>...Dear Walter, Here is a request to implement sharing of specifically marked data segments (instead of marking the entire data sharable), similar to VC Apr 04 2001
I have 'patchobj' circa 1995, it does not support -I flag. The latest distribution does not contain a newer version. How can I obtain the proper version? Other than that, this looks like a workable solution. - Rajiv Walter <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:9ah3t7$11hs$1 digitaldaemon.com...There is currently no mechanism for naming the data segment from the compiler. The program patchobj, however, can rename it with: patchobj test.obj -l_DATA _SHARED which will rename the _DATA segment to _SHARED. You can verify this Apr 07 2001
Attached. Rajiv Bhagwat wrote in message <9amgjp$2o2e$1 digitaldaemon.com>...I have 'patchobj' circa 1995, it does not support -I flag. The latest distribution does not contain a newer version. How can I obtain the proper version? Other than that, this looks like a workable solution. - Rajiv Walter <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:9ah3t7$11hs$1 digitaldaemon.com...There is currently no mechanism for naming the data segment from the compiler. The program patchobj, however, can rename it with: patchobj test.obj -l_DATA _SHARED which will rename the _DATA segment to _SHARED. You can verify this Apr 07 2001
Thanks! I made a mistake in reading l_DATA as I_DATA... (The switch is ell not eye! - The two look exactly identical in Arial.) Even the old one supports that. I found out after the new one failed on 'eye' also. The results are identical and could be verified by dumpobj. Thanks again. - Rajiv Walter <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:9amogd$2u9g$1 digitaldaemon.com...Attached. Rajiv Bhagwat wrote in message <9amgjp$2o2e$1 digitaldaemon.com>...I have 'patchobj' circa 1995, it does not support -I flag. The latest distribution does not contain a newer version. How can I obtain the Apr 07 2001
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