Hi ,
I have attached a shorter Exec trace to this message.
If we look at lines:
line 4: ldr x1, [sp]: MemRead : D=0x0001
A=0x7efe70
line 74 : ldr x1, [x0]: MemRead : D=0x0010
A=0x7efe90
line 88 : ldr x3, [x8, #384
Hi Tom. The data could have been written there as the result of a system
call which would not have executed as instructions in gem5, or it could
have been part of the initial binary. The address looks like a stack
address, so there's a good chance it came from a system call.
I'm just guessing, but
Hi Gabe,
Thank you very much for the response. I greatly appreciate it.
I was using just the -d flag for getting the objdump. Now i tried using
additional flags and used a parser to get the addresses and data present within.
I was able to get around 121 of the addresses which were having the corre