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The OB classes table (OBCLASSES) consists of a number of contiguous definitions (OBCLASS), each of which contains all the information about a specific user-defined object block class.

The location (relative to the file) and the number of elements in the table are specified by the HEADER.OBCLASSOFF and HEADER.OBCLASSCNT fields, respectively.

OB class definition

An OB class (OBCLASS) consists of the following information:

Name

Offset

Type

Description

ID

+0

U32

OB class ID

Note: the values 0 and 0xFFFFFF are special meaning IDs.

 

+4

U8[2]

(reserved)

FLAGS

+6

U16

OB class settings:

0x0001 Uncompressed TEXT field (NCF0).

0x0002 Uncompressed MODIFIER field (NCF1).

NAME

+8

U32

Offset OB class name (relative to strings).

TEXT

+12

U32

Offset description of OB class (relative to compressed strings, or strings if NCF0).

VERSION

+16

U32

OB class version (nvMake format).

INTFID

+20

U32

Unique obect block interface identifier.

PATHID

+24

U32

Path identifier of the .OBB file:

0=absolute path

1=(reserved)

2=Path relative to workspace

3=Path related to factory RDE3

FILENAME

+28

U32

Offset file name .OBB (relative to strings)(#1).

SRCID

+32

U32

Source identifier of the OB class.

METHODSOFF

+36

U32

Offset of the OB methods table (relative to the file).

METHODSCNT

+40

U32

OB methods table size

ATTRIB

+44

U32

OB class attributes.

MODIFIER

+48

U32

Offset modifiers of class OB (related to compressed strings, or strings if NCF1).

 

+52

U8[16]

(reserved)

(#1) In case of PATHID other than 0, the .OBB filename has no paths within it, but is simply the filename with relative to the PATHID path: in case of PATHID equal to 0 instead, the .OBB filename might contain a relative/absolute path.

 

  

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