CUtlRBTree<unsigned_int,unsigned_short,bool(*)(unsigned_int_const&,unsigned_int_const&),CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<unsigned_int,unsigned_short>,unsigned_short>>::Links
0x005bfdf0 · 122 bytes · __thiscall
_ZNK10CUtlRBTreeIjtPFbRKjS1_E10CUtlMemoryI15UtlRBTreeNode_tIjtEtEE5LinksEt
Decompiled
undefined (2 params)
/* CUtlRBTree<unsigned int, unsigned short, bool (*)(unsigned int const&, unsigned int const&),
CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<unsigned int, unsigned short>, unsigned short> >::Links(unsigned
short) const */
undefined2 * __thiscall
CUtlRBTree<unsigned_int,unsigned_short,bool(*)(unsigned_int_const&,unsigned_int_const&),CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<unsigned_int,unsigned_short>,unsigned_short>>
::Links(CUtlRBTree<unsigned_int,unsigned_short,bool(*)(unsigned_int_const&,unsigned_int_const&),CUtlMemory<UtlRBTreeNode_t<unsigned_int,unsigned_short>,unsigned_short>>
*this,ushort param_1)
{
int iVar1;
if (Links(unsigned_short)::s_Sentinel == '\0') {
iVar1 = __cxa_guard_acquire(&Links(unsigned_short)::s_Sentinel);
if (iVar1 != 0) {
Links(unsigned_short)::s_Sentinel = 0xffff;
DAT_00f19312 = 0xffff;
DAT_00f19314 = 0xffff;
__cxa_guard_release(&Links(unsigned_short)::s_Sentinel);
}
}
if (param_1 != 0xffff) {
return (undefined2 *)(*(int *)(this + 4) + (uint)param_1 * 0xc);
}
return &Links(unsigned_short)::s_Sentinel;
}
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