DNA_sdna_types.h

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/*
 * $Id: DNA_sdna_types.h 34936 2011-02-17 16:17:40Z jesterking $ 
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#ifndef DNA_SDNA_H
#define DNA_SDNA_H

#
#
typedef struct SDNA {
        char *data;                     /* full copy of 'encoded' data */
        int datalen;            /* length of data */

        int nr_names;           /* total number of struct members */
        const char **names;             /* struct member names */

        int pointerlen;         /* size of a pointer in bytes */

        int nr_types;           /* number of basic types + struct types */
        char **types;           /* type names */
        short *typelens;        /* type lengths */

        int nr_structs;         /* number of struct types */
        short **structs;        /* sp= structs[a] is the address of a struct definintion
                                                   sp[0] is struct type number, sp[1] amount of members

                                                   (sp[2], sp[3]), (sp[4], sp[5]), .. are the member
                                                   type and name numbers respectively */
        
                /* wrong place for this really, its a simple
                 * cache for findstruct_nr.
                 */
        int lastfind;
} SDNA;

#
#
typedef struct BHead {
        int code, len;
        void *old;
        int SDNAnr, nr;
} BHead;
#
#
typedef struct BHead4 {
        int code, len;
        int old;
        int SDNAnr, nr;
} BHead4;
#
#
typedef struct BHead8 {
        int code, len;
#if defined(WIN32) && !defined(FREE_WINDOWS)
        /* This is a compiler type! */
        __int64 old;
#else
        long long old;
#endif  
        int SDNAnr, nr;
} BHead8;

#endif