Matthew Gardiner wrote:
Therefore if one of our users wants to disassemble from the code bus,
they'd say
(lldb) di -s 0x80000000004004f0
Actually a colleague suggested that rather than adding an offset/setting a bit, we could
augment the address with a decorator, e.g. "c"
(lldb) di -s 0x4004f0:c
and this would denote a code bus read. This is perhaps similar to the offset
approach, but it does give a more abstract approach to addressing, and could
possibly fit in with Greg's previous proposal of:
ResolvedAddress {
lldb::addr_t addr;
lldb::segment_t segment;
};
whereupon "4004f0:c" is parsed into meaning "this address is the addr is the code
segment/bus".
Matt
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