DkmEffectiveAddress Struct
Definition
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An effective address for an instruction. The effective address is the calculated address that an instruction operand represents. For instance, on x86, an instruction may be of the form dwordptr [esp-12]. The effective address of this operand will be the result of subtracting 12 from esp. The number of operands and effective addresses are architecture specific.
public value class DkmEffectiveAddress
public value class DkmEffectiveAddress
struct DkmEffectiveAddress
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("143e24fc-8dcd-826c-1008-a3578f617a79")]
public struct DkmEffectiveAddress
[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("143e24fc-8dcd-826c-1008-a3578f617a79")>]
type DkmEffectiveAddress = struct
Public Structure DkmEffectiveAddress
- Inheritance
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DkmEffectiveAddress
- Attributes
Constructors
DkmEffectiveAddress(UInt64, UInt32, DkmEffectiveAddressFlags) |
Initialize a new DkmEffectiveAddress value. |
Fields
EffectiveAddress |
The effective address for the operand. |
Flags |
Set if the the segment register is FS. Only used on x86. |
OperandSize |
The size of the operand this address applies to. |