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How to get the size of the function?
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What are you trying to do - roll your own dynamic link library?
Noting that your previous question was about function pointers...
> And it's starting address in memory?
This is the function name, as previously stated.
As for the size of a compiled function, I'll leave that to someone else who is more familiar with this compiler.
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Noting that your previous question was about function pointers...
> And it's starting address in memory?
This is the function name, as previously stated.
As for the size of a compiled function, I'll leave that to someone else who is more familiar with this compiler.
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You can't know the size of a function before compilation, because the size could vary depending on the compiler settings. For example, if you set the compiler to optimize for size, the function could be smaller than if the compiler is set to optimize for speed.
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Thx, Salem, I forgot you'll already answered the question of
pointers. I've read that you can compute the size of the
function by using next function.
like this
func(){
}
func2(){
}
int size=func2-func; But you have to make some option to
compiler like this /ORDER.
Thx. ppl.
pointers. I've read that you can compute the size of the
function by using next function.
like this
func(){
}
func2(){
}
int size=func2-func; But you have to make some option to
compiler like this /ORDER.
Thx. ppl.
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