Standard_Opcode_Lengths (J) := Read (C.Lines);
end loop;
- -- The directories table follows. Up to DWARF 4, this is a list of null
+ -- The Directories table follows. Up to DWARF 4, this is a list of null
-- terminated strings terminated by a null byte. In DWARF 5, this is a
- -- sequence of Directories_Count entries encoded as described by the
- -- Directory_Entry_Format field. We store its offset for later decoding.
+ -- sequence of Directories_Count entries which are encoded as described
+ -- by the Directory_Entry_Format field. We store its offset for later.
if Header.Version <= 4 then
Tell (C.Lines, Header.Directories);
end loop;
end if;
- -- The file_names table is next. Up to DWARF 4, this is a list of record
+ -- The File_Names table is next. Up to DWARF 4, this is a list of record
-- containing a null terminated string for the file name, an unsigned
-- LEB128 directory index in the Directories table, an unsigned LEB128
-- modification time, and an unsigned LEB128 for the file length; the
-- table is terminated by a null byte. In DWARF 5, this is a sequence
- -- of File_Names_Count entries encoded as described by the
+ -- of File_Names_Count entries which are encoded as described by the
-- File_Name_Entry_Format field. We store its offset for later decoding.
if Header.Version <= 4 then
case C_Type is
when DW_LNCT_path .. DW_LNCT_MD5 =>
if N not in A'Range then
- raise Dwarf_Error with "DWARF duplicate content type";
+ raise Dwarf_Error with "duplicate DWARF content type";
end if;
A (N) := (C_Type, Form);
Dir_Idx := Read_LEB128 (C.Lines);
when others =>
- raise Dwarf_Error with "invalid DWARF";
+ raise Dwarf_Error with
+ "invalid DWARF form for DW_LNCT_directory_index";
end case;
else