Usage

This enables the --fieldoffsets option to produce functional output even if two source files define different structures with the same name.

If the source file is in a different location from the current location, then the source file path is also included.

Examples

A structure called foo is defined in two headers for example, one.h and two.h.

Using fromelf --fieldoffsets, the linker might define the following symbols:

• foo.a, foo.b, and foo.c.

• foo.x, foo.y, and foo.z.

Using fromelf --qualify --fieldoffsets, the linker defines the following symbols:

• oneh_foo.a, oneh_foo.b and oneh_foo.c.

• twoh_foo.x, twoh_foo.y and twoh_foo.z.