Hello Valgrind team,
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I am a new user of Valgrind, and I so far I know that I can analyze the output
file like in the example below:
"A single call to the swap function requires 15 instructions: 3 for the
prologue, 3 for assign to tmp, 4 for copy from * b to * a, 3 for assign from
tmp and 2 more for the epilogue".
. void swap(int *a, int *b)
3,000 {
3,000 int tmp = *a;
4,000 *a = *b;
3,000 *b = tmp;
2,000 }
That information is great, but is it possible to get the exact instructions
(mnemonics) that where utilized/executed
per each line like in the example below? This information would be really
valuable to me.
. void swap(int *a, int *b)
3,000 { [insta, instb, instc]
3,000 int tmp = *a; [insta, instb, instc]
4,000 *a = *b; [instd, instd, insta, instc]
3,000 *b = tmp; [instc, insta, instb]
2,000 } [instc, insta]
Best Regards,
Raul.
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