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2006-11-02 Nozomu Ando <[e-mail]> * unexmacosx.c (mach_header, segment_command, vm_region, section) [_LP64]: New defines. (VM_REGION_BASIC_INFO_COUNT, VM_REGION_BASIC_INFO, LC_SEGMENT) (MH_MAGIC) [_LP64]: Redefine. (delta): Remove variable. (curr_file_offset, pagesize): New variables. (ROUNDUP_TO_PAGE_BOUNDARY): New macro. (data_segment_old_fileoff): Initialize explicitly. (print_region, unexec_regions_recorder, print_load_command_name) (copy_segment, copy_data_segment): Use long format in printf. (MAX_UNEXEC_REGIONS): Increase to 400. (unexec_regions_recorder): Don't warn too many regions here. (find_emacs_zone_regions): Warn too many regions here. (print_load_command_name) [_LP64]: Show correct load command name. (copy_segment, copy_data_segment): Use variable `curr_file_offset'. Show starting virtual memory address. Don't show ending file offset. (copy_symtab, copy_dysymtab, copy_twolevelhints): New argument DELTA. (dump_it): Use new local variable `linkedit_delta' and pass to them. Error if trying to handle multiple DATA segments. (unexec): Initialize variable `pagesize'.

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