Intel 121748-001 Public Names Definition, REC Record Public, Public Type CHK TYP, Puslic Base

8086 Object Module Formats	Version 4."
PUBLIC NAMES DEFINITION	RECORD
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NAME

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This record provides a list of 1 or more PUBLIC NAME's; for

each one, 3 datums are provided: (1) a base value for the na~e, (2) the offset value of the name, and (3) the type of entity represented by the name.

PUSLIC BASE

The PUBLIC BASE has the followinq format:

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*	GROUP	*	SEGMENT	*	FRAME	*
*	INDEX	*	INDEX	*	NUMBER	*
*		*		*		*
*		*		*		*

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The GROUP INDEX field has a format qiven earlier, and provides

anumber between 0 and 32767 inclusive. A non-zero GROUP INDEX "associates· a qroup with the public sym~ol, and is used as described on paqe 16, case (F2c). A zero GROUP INDEX indicates that there is no associated qroup.

The SEGMENT INDEX field has a format qiven earlier, and provides a number between 0 and 327~7 inclusive.

Anon-zero SEGMEN~ INDEX selects an LSEG, in which case the location of each public symbol defined in the record is taken as a non-neqative displacement (qiven by a PUBLIC OFFSET field) from the first byte of the selected LSEG, and the FRAME NU~BER field must be absent.

A SEGMENT INDEX of 0 (leaal only if GROUP INDEX is also ~) means that the location of each public symbol defined in the record is taken ~s a displacement from the base of the FRAM~ rlefined by the value in the FRAME NU~8ER field.

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