SLAU131V October 2004 – February 2020
These terms defined appear in the cross-reference listing in Example 1:
Symbol | Name of the symbol listed | |
Filename | Name of the file where the symbol appears | |
RTYP | The symbol's reference type in this file. The possible reference types are: | |
STAT | The symbol is defined in this file and is not declared as global. | |
EDEF | The symbol is defined in this file and is declared as global. | |
EREF | The symbol is not defined in this file but is referenced as global. | |
UNDF | The symbol is not defined in this file and is not declared as global. | |
AsmVal | This hexadecimal number is the value assigned to the symbol at assembly time. A value may also be preceded by a character that describes the symbol's attributes. Table 10-1 lists these characters and names. | |
LnkVal | This hexadecimal number is the value assigned to the symbol after linking. | |
DefLn | The statement number where the symbol is defined. | |
RefLn | The line number where the symbol is referenced. If the line number is followed by an asterisk (*), then that reference can modify the contents of the object. A blank in this column indicates that the symbol was never used. |
Character | Meaning |
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' | Symbol defined in a .text section |
" | Symbol defined in a .data section |
+ | Symbol defined in a .sect section |
- | Symbol defined in a .bss or .usect section |
Example 1 is an example of cross-reference listing.