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Adjust Pointer Offset / Create Relative Pointer: What does it do?
See original GitHub issueCommit ec5b6aada introduced a “relative pointer action” to the decompiler.
Can I clarify whether supplying arguments DataType = MyType, offset=0x10, name="MyTypeDef", results in a typedef that represents a pointer to offset 0x10 in the MyType structure?
Also, is there an equivalent global action to create a similar offset typedef?
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Correct, this is in master/10.2-DEV
In DTM, the painful / manual way is to create a pointer to a type (right click on type, New | Pointer to typename), find the new pointer type, right click on it, and create a typedef to that, find the new typedef and right click on it and choose “Settings”, and tweak.