digitalmars.D - DMD generated exes' size differ from PE headers
- bobef <aasd.aasdasd.asd.ad.ad.as.d.a asdasdas.das.da.d.ad.sa.d> Jan 26 2010
- Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> Jan 26 2010
- BCS <none anon.com> Jan 26 2010
I'm walking the PE header sections to find out the file size. I find the maximum PointerToRawData and add SizeOfRawData of the section to find where the exe ends. It works with the files I've tested. When compiling exe file with DMD 1.055 and -g there are additional four bytes after the last section. Why is that? Is SizeOfRawData wrong or there is something else at the end? Thanks
Jan 26 2010
bobef wrote:I'm walking the PE header sections to find out the file size. I find the maximum PointerToRawData and add SizeOfRawData of the section to find where the exe ends. It works with the files I've tested. When compiling exe file with DMD 1.055 and -g there are additional four bytes after the last section. Why is that? Is SizeOfRawData wrong or there is something else at the end?
I don't know. Could be alignment padding.
Jan 26 2010
Hello bobef,I'm walking the PE header sections to find out the file size. I find the maximum PointerToRawData and add SizeOfRawData of the section to find where the exe ends. It works with the files I've tested. When compiling exe file with DMD 1.055 and -g there are additional four bytes after the last section. Why is that? Is SizeOfRawData wrong or there is something else at the end?
What are the 4 bytes? Can you change what they are by tweaking things? -- <IXOYE><
Jan 26 2010
BCS Wrote:Hello bobef,I'm walking the PE header sections to find out the file size. I find the maximum PointerToRawData and add SizeOfRawData of the section to find where the exe ends. It works with the files I've tested. When compiling exe file with DMD 1.055 and -g there are additional four bytes after the last section. Why is that? Is SizeOfRawData wrong or there is something else at the end?
What are the 4 bytes? Can you change what they are by tweaking things? -- <IXOYE><
Yep, they seem to change.
Jan 27 2010









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