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12-01-2009 03:14 PM
12-01-2009 03:14 PM
Re: GetJPI, instaklled image: no version?
It's equally easy (and fully supported) to declare and provide values for one or more (external) symbols in via the linker options file; as declarations of externals. And yes, the hackery needed to get at the image header and its identification string isn't difficult, FWIW...
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12-02-2009 01:46 AM
12-02-2009 01:46 AM
Re: GetJPI, instaklled image: no version?
The SMOP to fetch the identification string does not work on I64: the string is not in the memory (that part of the image file is not read/mapped by the image activator).
The C "globalvalue unsigned int my_ident;" and the linker option "symbol=my_ident,%x4711" is an platform-independent way to make an (own) image ident visible to the running program.
The C "globalvalue unsigned int my_ident;" and the linker option "symbol=my_ident,%x4711" is an platform-independent way to make an (own) image ident visible to the running program.
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