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Coredump: ability to mark local/stack values as optimized out #198

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xtuc opened this issue Feb 7, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #199
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Coredump: ability to mark local/stack values as optimized out #198

xtuc opened this issue Feb 7, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #199

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xtuc commented Feb 7, 2023

From bytecodealliance/wasmtime#5732 (comment).

The coredump format should allow marking local and stack values are missing / optimized out.

xtuc added a commit to xtuc/tool-conventions that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2023
This change adds typing to local and stack values. Technically the type
isn't strictly necessary as DWARF should indicate how to interpret the values.

However, using types allows us to represent the lack of value, because
it has been optimized out and more complex values like reference types.

Closes WebAssembly#198
xtuc added a commit to xtuc/tool-conventions that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2023
This change adds typing to local and stack values. Technically the type
isn't strictly necessary as DWARF should indicate how to interpret the values.

However, using types allows us to represent the lack of value, because
it has been optimized out and more complex values like reference types.

Closes WebAssembly#198
xtuc added a commit to xtuc/tool-conventions that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2023
This change adds typing to local and stack values. Technically the type
isn't strictly necessary as DWARF should indicate how to interpret the values.

However, using types allows us to represent the lack of value, because
it has been optimized out and more complex values like reference types.

Closes WebAssembly#198
xtuc added a commit to xtuc/tool-conventions that referenced this issue Feb 9, 2023
This change adds typing to local and stack values. Technically the type
isn't strictly necessary as DWARF should indicate how to interpret the values.

However, using types allows us to represent the lack of value, because
it has been optimized out and more complex values like reference types.

Closes WebAssembly#198

This change also updates links after switching to a new repo.
dschuff pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 16, 2023
This change adds typing to local and stack values. Technically the type
isn't strictly necessary as DWARF should indicate how to interpret the values.

However, using types allows us to represent the lack of value, because
it has been optimized out and more complex values like reference types.

Closes #198

This change also updates links after switching to a new repo.
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