GDB uses a specific version of the stat structure, 64 bytes in size. More...

#include <gdb_syscall.h>

Collaboration diagram for gdb_stat_t:

Public Attributes
uint32_t	st_dev

uint32_t	st_ino

mode_t	st_mode

uint32_t	st_nlink

uint32_t	st_uid

uint32_t	st_gid

uint32_t	st_rdev

uint64_t	st_size

uint64_t	st_blksize

uint64_t	st_blocks

time_t	st_atime

time_t	st_mtime

time_t	st_ctime

Detailed Description

GDB uses a specific version of the stat structure, 64 bytes in size.

Member Data Documentation

◆ st_atime

time_t gdb_stat_t::st_atime

◆ st_blksize

uint64_t gdb_stat_t::st_blksize

◆ st_blocks

uint64_t gdb_stat_t::st_blocks

◆ st_ctime

time_t gdb_stat_t::st_ctime

◆ st_dev

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_dev

◆ st_gid

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_gid

◆ st_ino

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_ino

◆ st_mode

mode_t gdb_stat_t::st_mode

◆ st_mtime

time_t gdb_stat_t::st_mtime

◆ st_nlink

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_nlink

◆ st_rdev

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_rdev

◆ st_size

uint64_t gdb_stat_t::st_size

◆ st_uid

uint32_t gdb_stat_t::st_uid

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

gdb_syscall.h

Public Attributes