protected uint WriteData(StreamWriter output, byte[] value, string label = null, bool isGlobal = false)
{
uint fieldSize = UpdateSize(output, value);
var symbolValue = new StringBuilder();
bool first = true;
foreach (byte b in value)
{
if (!first)
{
symbolValue.Append(", ");
}
else
{
first = false;
}
symbolValue.Append($"0x{b:x02}");
}
WriteSymbol(output, TargetProvider.MapType <byte> (), symbolValue.ToString(), symbolName: label, size: 0, alignBits: 0, isGlobal: isGlobal, isObject: false, alwaysWriteSize: false);
return(fieldSize);
}
// `alignBits` indicates the number of lowest bits that have to be cleared to 0 in order to align the
// following data structure, thus `2` would mean "align to 4 bytes", `3' would be "align to 8 bytes"
// etc. In general, if the data field contains a pointer the alignment should be to the platform's
// native pointer size, if not it should be 2 (for 4-byte alignment) in the case of the targets we
// support. Alignment is not necessary for standalone fields (i.e. not parts of a structure)
protected void WriteSymbol <T> (StreamWriter output, T symbolValue, string symbolName, ulong size, uint alignBits, bool isGlobal, bool isObject, bool alwaysWriteSize)
{
WriteSymbol(output, TargetProvider.MapType <T>(), QuoteValue(symbolValue), symbolName, size, alignBits, isGlobal, isObject, alwaysWriteSize);
}
