init_dwarf_reg_size_table

0x000ac000 · 124 bytes · unknown

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undefined (0 params)


/* WARNING: Function: __x86.get_pc_thunk.cx replaced with injection: get_pc_thunk_cx */

void init_dwarf_reg_size_table(void)

{
  dwarf_reg_size_table = 4;
  DAT_000e6dda = 4;
  DAT_000e6dd9 = 4;
  DAT_000e6ddb = 4;
  DAT_000e6dde = 4;
  DAT_000e6ddf = 4;
  DAT_000e6ddd = 4;
  DAT_000e6ddc = 4;
  DAT_000e6de3 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de4 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de5 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de6 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de7 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de8 = 0xc;
  DAT_000e6de1 = 4;
  DAT_000e6de0 = 4;
  return;
}

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