Relative** Virtual Address of this symbol. This function returns 0 if the RVA can't be computed.

The **Relative** Virtual Address of the function

RVA where the fixup takes place

Function end address

Size in bytes taken by RVAs

Convert a **relative** virtual address into an offset

The scale value associated with the [`Memory::scaled_register`] For `mov rdi, qword ptr [r13 + 8*r14]` it would return `8`

The scaled register. For `mov rdi, qword ptr [r13 + 8*r14]` it would return [`Reg::R14`]

The scope in which this function is defined

The scope in which this function is defined

Section associated with the symbol or a nullptr if it does not exist.

Section in which the relocation takes place

Section associated with this symbol (if any)

Section associated with the DataDirectory

The section where debug data is located

Section in which the relocation takes place

Section associated with this symbol (if any)

The section where debug data is located

The alignment (in bytes) of sections when they are loaded into memory. It must be greater than or equal to file_alignment and the default is the page

Try to find the ELF section with the given name

Return the MachO::Section that encompasses the provided offset. If a section can't be found, it returns a null pointer (`nullptr`)

Try to find the section that encompasses the given offset. `skip_nobits` can be used to include (or not) the `SHT_NOTBIT` sections

Find a section by its offset

Find a section by its **relative** virtual address

Return the MachO::Section that encompasses the provided virtual address. If a section can't be found, it returns a null pointer (`nullptr`)

Return the size of a section header (i.e. `sizeof(Elfxx_Shdr)`) This size should be 64 for a ``ELF64`` binary and 40 for an ``ELF32``.

Offset of the sections table

One-based index into the section table for the associated section. This is used when the COMDAT selection setting is 5.

Name of the section in which this symbol is defined (e.g. `.text`).

The name of the section in which this function is defined

Return the section's index which contains sections' names