Struct DefaultSpecializedFormatterTraitOptions

pub struct DefaultSpecializedFormatterTraitOptions;

Default SpecializedFormatter<TraitOptions> options. It doesn’t override any const or fn

Trait Implementations

impl SpecializedFormatterTraitOptions for DefaultSpecializedFormatterTraitOptions

const ENABLE_SYMBOL_RESOLVER: bool = false

Enables support for a symbol resolver. This is disabled by default. If this is disabled, you must not pass in a symbol resolver to the constructor.

const ENABLE_DB_DW_DD_DQ: bool = false

Enables support for formatting db, dw, dd, dq.

unsafe fn verify_output_has_enough_bytes_left() -> bool

The formatter makes sure that the output string has at least 300 bytes left at the start of format() and also after appending symbols to output. This is enough space for all formatted instructions.

fn space_after_operand_separator(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Add a space after the operand separator

fn rip_relative_addresses(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Show RIP+displ or the virtual address

fn use_pseudo_ops(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Use pseudo instructions

fn show_symbol_address(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Show the original value after the symbol name

fn always_show_segment_register(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Always show the effective segment register. If the option is false, only show the segment register if there’s a segment override prefix.

fn always_show_memory_size(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Always show the size of memory operands

fn uppercase_hex(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Use uppercase hex digits

fn use_hex_prefix(_options: &FastFormatterOptions) -> bool

Use a hex prefix (0x) or a hex suffix (h)