* An exception indicating malformed DWARF data. */

* An exception during expression evaluation. */

* An exception indicating that a value is not of the requested type. */

* An exception indicating malformed ELF data. */

* An attribute specification in an abbrev. */

* An exception indicating that a section is not of the requested type. */

* A cursor pointing into a DWARF section. Provides deserialization * operations and bounds checking. */

* An index of sibling DIEs by some string attribute. This index is * lazily constructed and space-efficient. */

* A symbol from a symbol table. */

DW_AT::accessibility constants (DWARF4 section 7.9 figure 28)

Attribute names (Section 7, figure 20). inline, friend, mutable, and explicit have a trailing underscore because they are reserved words.

DW_AT::encoding constants (DWARF4 section 7.8 figure 25)

DW_AT::calling_convention constants (DWARF4 section 7.15 figure 33)

Child determination (Section 7, figure 19).

DW_AT::decimal_sign constants (DWARF4 section 7.8 figure 26)

DW_AT::discr_list constants (DWARF4 section 7.18 figure 36)

DW_AT::endianity constants (DWARF4 section 7.8 figure 27)

Attribute form encodings (Section 7, figure 21)

DW_AT::identifier_case constants (DWARF4 section 7.14 figure 32)

DW_AT::inline constants (DWARF4 section 7.16 figure 34)

DW_AT::language constants (DWARF4 section 7.12 figure 31)

Line number extended opcodes (DWARF4 section 7.21 figure 38)

Line number standard opcodes (DWARF4 section 7.21 figure 37)

DWARF operation encodings (Section 7.7.1 and figure 24)

DW_AT::ordering constants (DWARF4 section 7.17 figure 35)

DIE tags (Section 7, figure 18). typedef, friend, and namespace have a trailing underscore because they are reserved words.

DW_AT::virtuality constants (DWARF4 section 7.11 figure 30)

DW_AT::visibility constants (DWARF4 section 7.10 figure 29)

Common basic data types

* An entry in .debug_abbrev. */

* An iterator over a sequence of sibling DIEs. */

* A DWARF file. This class is internally reference counted and can * be efficiently copied. * * Objects retrieved from this object may depend on i

* An ELF file. * * This class is internally reference counted and efficiently * copyable. * * Raw pointers to ELF data returned by any method of

Data encodings (ELF64 table 4)

Operating system and ABI identifiers (ELF64 table 5)

Object file types (ELF64 table 6)

* An entry in the line table. */

* A source file in a line table. */

* An iterator over the entries in a line table. */

* An entry in a .debug_pubnames or .debug_pubtypes unit. */

* A section header in .debug_pubnames or .debug_pubtypes. */

Segment attributes

Segment types (ELF64 table 16)

* An entry in a range list. The range spans addresses [low, high). */

* An iterator over a sequence of ranges in a range list. */