+{
+ struct somdata a;
+};
+
+struct som_subspace_dictionary_record
+{
+ int space_index;
+ unsigned int access_control_bits : 7;
+ unsigned int memory_resident : 1;
+ unsigned int dup_common : 1;
+ unsigned int is_common : 1;
+ unsigned int is_loadable : 1;
+ unsigned int quadrant : 2;
+ unsigned int initially_frozen : 1;
+ unsigned int is_first : 1;
+ unsigned int code_only : 1;
+ unsigned int sort_key : 8;
+ unsigned int replicate_init : 1;
+ unsigned int continuation : 1;
+ unsigned int is_tspecific : 1;
+ unsigned int is_comdat : 1;
+ unsigned int reserved : 4;
+ int file_loc_init_value;
+ unsigned int initialization_length;
+ unsigned int subspace_start;
+ unsigned int subspace_length;
+ unsigned int reserved2 : 5;
+ unsigned int alignment :27;
+ union name_pt name;
+ int fixup_request_index;
+ unsigned int fixup_request_quantity;
+};
+
+/* Substructure of som_section_data_struct used to hold information
+ which can't be represented by the generic BFD section structure,
+ but which must be copied during objcopy or strip. */
+struct som_copyable_section_data_struct
+{
+ /* Various fields in space and subspace headers that we need
+ to pass around. */
+ unsigned int sort_key : 8;
+ unsigned int access_control_bits : 7;
+ unsigned int is_defined : 1;
+ unsigned int is_private : 1;
+ unsigned int quadrant : 2;
+ unsigned int is_comdat : 1;
+ unsigned int is_common : 1;
+ unsigned int dup_common : 1;
+
+ /* For subspaces, this points to the section which represents the
+ space in which the subspace is contained. For spaces it points
+ back to the section for this space. */
+ asection *container;
+
+ /* The user-specified space number. It is wrong to use this as
+ an index since duplicates and holes are allowed. */
+ int space_number;
+
+ /* Add more stuff here as needed. Good examples of information
+ we might want to pass would be initialization pointers,
+ and the many subspace flags we do not represent yet. */
+};