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...ases exist; this would open up the floor for a variety of other tools and future work as the concept is rather generic. The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be as follows: --- !tapi-tbe-v1 soname: someobj.so architecture: aarch64 symbols: - name: fish type: object size: 48 - name: foobar type: function warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3” - name: printf type: function - name: rndfunc type: function undefined: true ... (Note that this doesn’t account for version sets, b...

...re work as the concept is rather > > generic. > > > > The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but > > differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be > > as follows: > > > > --- !tapi-tbe-v1 > > soname: someobj.so > > architecture: aarch64 > > symbols: > > - name: fish > > type: object > > size: 48 > > - name: foobar > > type: function > > warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3” > > - name: printf > > type: function > > - name:...

...and future work as the concept is rather >> generic. >> >> The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but >> differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be >> as follows: >> >> --- !tapi-tbe-v1 >> soname: someobj.so >> architecture: aarch64 >> symbols: >> - name: fish >> type: object >> size: 48 >> - name: foobar >> type: function >> warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3” >> - name: printf >> type: function >> - name: rn...

...>>> > >>> The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but > >>> differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be > >>> as follows: > >>> > >>> --- !tapi-tbe-v1 > >>> soname: someobj.so > >>> architecture: aarch64 > >>> symbols: > >>> - name: fish > >>> type: object > >>> size: 48 > >>> - name: foobar > >>> type: function > >>> warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3” > >&...

...> >> >> >> The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but >> >> differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be >> >> as follows: >> >> >> >> --- !tapi-tbe-v1 >> >> soname: someobj.so >> >> architecture: aarch64 >> >> symbols: >> >> - name: fish >> >> type: object >> >> size: 48 >> >> - name: foobar >> >> type: function >> >> warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3”...

...t; > >> > > The proposed YAML format would be analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but >> > > differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be >> > > as follows: >> > > >> > > --- !tapi-tbe-v1 >> > > soname: someobj.so >> > > architecture: aarch64 >> > > symbols: >> > > - name: fish >> > > type: object >> > > size: 48 >> > > - name: foobar >> > > type: function >> > > warning-text: “deprecated in SOMEOBJ_1.3...

...analogous to Apple’s .tbd format but<br /> > >>> differ in a few ways to support ELF object types. An example would be<br /> > >>> as follows:<br /> > >>><br /> > >>> --- !tapi-tbe-v1<br /> > >>> soname: someobj.so<br /> > >>> architecture: aarch64<br /> > >>> symbols:<br /> > >>> - name: fish<br /> > >>>  type: object<br /> > >>>  size: 48<br /> > >>> - name: foobar<br /> > >>&...