Handle coded index variable sizes #7
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June 14, 2016 17:05
Since typelib ids are recorded as a GuidAttribute on an assembly, any guids from other CustomAttribute entries that are not on an assembly and are not constructed from a MemberRef can be discarded. MemberRef can be used to filter because GuidAttribute comes from mscorlib, so unless we're looking at mscorlib itself GuidAttribute will always be constructed using a MemberRef into another assembly.
If higher-index tables were not present, but their row count affects a coded index, the row_count array may not have been large enough to index for all tables the coded index can reach. As a fix, ensure the row_count table is always 64 entries.
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If a .NET assembly has a table large enough to trip a coded index into the larger 4-byte format rather than the 2-byte format, getnetguids.py would get totally thrown for a loop and read guids from somewhat arbitrary places.
is fix nao
Resolves #6
Also helps-with-but-doesn't-quite-solve #4, where there's also some strangeness at play with the
#-metadata tables' uncompressed data, rather than the normal#~compressed metadata.