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leaf LF_... index, as described below
data Data specified to each leaf type
No LF_... index can have a value of 0x0000. The leaf indices are separated into four ranges according to the use of the type record. The first range is for the type records that are directly referenced in symbols. The second range is for type records that are not referenced by symbols but instead are referenced by other type records. All type records must have a starting leaf index in these first two ranges. The third range of leaf indices is used to build up complex lists such as the field list of a class type record. No type record can begin with one of the leaf indices in this range. The fourth ranges of type indices are used to represent numeric data in a symbol or type records. These leaf indices are greater than 0x8000. At the point that the type or symbol processor is expecting a numeric field, the next two bytes in the type record are examined. If the value is less than 0x8000, then the two bytes contain the numeric value. If the value is greater than 0x8000, then the data follows the leaf index in a format specified by the leaf index. See the Section 4 for a detailed description of the numeric leaf indices. Because of the method used to maintain natural alignment in complex lists, no leaf index can have a value greater than or equal to 0xf000. Also, no leaf index can have a value such that the least significant 8 bits of the value is greater than or equal to 0xf0. *[Note: All type records that included one or more CV_typ_t fields have been renamed by having "_16t" appended to their original names. For instance, the symbol record for LF_MODIFIER that included a 16-bit CV_typ_t (now known as CV_typ16_t) is now LF_MODIFIER_16t. The records that were so changed all have indices (record type fields) with the 0x1000 bit set. Records that did not contain CV_typ_t fields were left unchanged.] Leaf indices for type records that can be referenced from symbols:0x1001 LF_MODIFIER
0x1002 LF_POINTER
0x1003 LF_ARRAY
0x1004 LF_CLASS
0x1005 LF_STRUCTURE
0x1006 LF_UNION
0x1007 LF_ENUM
0x1008 LF_PROCEDURE
0x1009 LF_MFUNCTION
0x000a LF_VTSHAPE
0x100a LF_COBOL0
0x000c LF_COBOL1
0x100b LF_BARRAY
0x000e LF_LABEL
0x000f LF_NULL
0x0010 LF_NOTTRAN
0x100c LF_DIMARRAY
0x100d LF_VFTPATH
0x100e LF_PRECOMP
0x0014 LF_ENDPRECOMP
0x100f LF_OEM
0x0016 LF_TYPESERVER
Leaf indices for type records that can be referenced from other type records:0x1200 LF_SKIP
0x1201 LF_ARGLIST
0x1202 LF_DEFARG
0x1203 LF_FIELDLIST
0x1204 LF_DERIVED
0x1205 LF_BITFIELD
0x1206 LF_METHODLIST
0x1207 LF_DIMCONU
0x1208 LF_DIMCONLU
0x1209 LF_DIMVARU
0x120a LF_DIMVARLU
0x020c LF_REFSYM
Leaf indices for fields of complex lists:0x1400 LF_BCLASS
0x1401 LF_VBCLASS
0x1402 LF_IVBCLASS
0x0403 LF_ENUMERATE
0x1403 LF_FRIENDFCN
0x1404 LF_INDEX
0x1405 LF_MEMBER
0x1406 LF_STMEMBER
0x1407 LF_METHOD
0x1408 LF_NESTTYPE
0x1409 LF_VFUNCTAB
0x140a LF_FRIENDCLS
0x140b LF_ONEMETHOD
0x140c LF_VFUNCOFF
0x140d LF_NESTTYPEEX
0x140e LF_MEMBERMODIFY
Leaf indices for numeric fields of symbols and type records:0x8000 LF_NUMERIC
0x8000 LF_CHAR
0x8001 LF_SHORT
0x8002 LF_USHORT
0x8003 LF_LONG
0x8004 LF_ULONG
0x8005 LF_REAL32
0x8006 LF_REAL64
0x8007 LF_REAL80
0x8008 LF_REAL128
0x8009 LF_QUADWORD
0x800a LF_UQUADWORD
0x800b LF_REAL48
0x800c LF_COMPLEX32
0x800d LF_COMPLEX64
0x800e LF_COMPLEX80
0x800f LF_COMPLEX128
0x8010 LF_VARSTRING
0xf0 LF_PAD0
0xf1 LF_PAD1
0xf2 LF_PAD2
0xf3 LF_PAD3
0xf4 LF_PAD4
0xf5 LF_PAD5
0xf6 LF_PAD6
0xf7 LF_PAD7
0xf8 LF_PAD8
0xf9 LF_PAD9
0xfa LF_PAD10
0xfb LF_PAD11
0xfc LF_PAD12
0xfc LF_PAD13
0xfe LF_PAD14
0xff LF_PAD15
access :2 Specifies the access protection of the item
0 No access protection
1 Private
2 Protected
3 Public
mprop :3 Specifies the properties for methods
0 Vanilla method
1 Virtual method
2 Static method
3 Friend method
4 Introducing virtual method
5 Pure virtual method
6 Pure introducing virtual method
7 Reserved
pseudo :1 True if the method is never instantiated by the compiler
noinherit :1 True if the class cannot be inherited
noconstruct :1 True if the class cannot be constructed
compgenx :1 True if the method is instantiated by the compiler
reserved :7