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2733 format some 64-bit architectures use. */
2790 the architecture. It's 32 bits for 32 bit archs, and 64 bits for
2791 64 bit archs. */
4633 not have to know a bit about the structure of the section, libdwarf
6404 /* Takes one 16 bit parameter which is added to the
7557 unsigned int bit = ((void *) i - data) * 8;
7564 bit += n;
7566 if (lastbit + 1 == bit)
7571 p += sprintf (p, "%u", bit - bias);
7573 p += sprintf (p, ",%u", bit - bias);
7575 p += sprintf (p, "-%u,%u", lastbit - bias, bit - bias);
7579 lastbit = bit;
7612 /* This is a hack for an ill-considered 64-bit ABI where
7613 tv_usec is actually a 32-bit field with 32 bits of padding
7615 a 64-bit field. For little-endian, this just means the
7617 be ignored anyway. For big-endian, it means the 32-bit
8091 GElf_Xword bit = 1;
8095 if (av->a_un.a_val & bit)
8100 bit <<= 1;
