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[qfcc] Fix some stale documentation comments

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It does little good for documentation to refer to fields that don't
exist (because a certain someone forgot to change the docs when changing
the field names, I wonder who :P).
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Bill Currie 2022-01-07 15:59:06 +09:00
parent 23613ca985
commit c96cb1f302
1 changed files with 9 additions and 11 deletions
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tools/qfcc/include/obj_file.h
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@ -218,23 +218,21 @@ typedef struct qfo_func_s {
referenced relocs
unreferenced relocs
For \c ref_op_* relocation types, \c ofs is the code section address of the
statement that needs to be adjusted.
For \c ref_op_* relocation types, \c offset is the code section address
of the statement that needs to be adjusted.
For \c rel_def_* relocation types,
\c ofs refers to the data section address of the word that needs to be
adjusted.
For \c rel_def_* relocation types, \c offset refers to the data section
address of the word that needs to be adjusted.
For \c ref_*_def(_ofs) relocation types, \c def is the index of the
For \c ref_*_def(_ofs) relocation types, \c target is the index of the
referenced def.
For \c ref_*_op relocation types, \c def is the address of
the referenced statement.
For \c ref_*_op relocation types, \c target is the address of the
referenced statement.
For \c ref_*_string relocation types, \c def is
always 0.
For \c ref_*_string relocation types, \c target is always 0.
For \c ref_*_field(_ofs) relocation types, \c def is the index of
For \c ref_*_field(_ofs) relocation types, \c target is the index of
the referenced field def.
*/
typedef struct qfo_reloc_s {