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23 / Ace / Taken by garlic bread / chaotic neutral code dipshit / Event Tech apprentice / Demoscene
23 / Ace / Taken by garlic bread / chaotic neutral code dipshit / Event Tech apprentice / Demoscene
Well, partially, provided the image gets loaded at a certain address. Would have to figure out a way to either always ensure the same load address, or (better) dynamically get the load address and then let lldb know about it. So far this seems like a chicken-and-egg kind of thing. I need to run it to know the location, but I can't run it without the location?
And as expected previously, CodeLLDB doesn't crash anymore, now that debug symbols are actually available, whooop!
Now just have to figure out how to get the image base address from OVMF
AutomataDogBrink at MFF23. Their group stopped by while we were taking photos, and I offered to snap a few for them. :)
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He there #rust users. I'm struggling with debugging a freestanding UEFI binary inside of QEMU, seems like lldb doesn't find any debugging symbols inside the generated .pdb files. Seems to be a known issue for gdb, but lldb apparently supports it? I would like to have symbols available, but none of the things I find online indicate that anyone else just isn't able to see any of the debugging symbols. Could this be because of #![no_std] perhaps? I don't really know where to look for any info on this, so any help is appreciated!
#rustlang #uefi #qemu
#rustlang #uefi #qemu
He there #rust users. I'm struggling with debugging a freestanding UEFI binary inside of QEMU, seems like lldb doesn't find any debugging symbols inside the generated .pdb files. Seems to be a known issue for gdb, but lldb apparently supports it? I would like to have symbols available, but none of the things I find online indicate that anyone else just isn't able to see any of the debugging symbols. Could this be because of #![no_std] perhaps? I don't really know where to look for any info on this, so any help is appreciated!
#rustlang #uefi #qemu
#rustlang #uefi #qemu
Reminder that I do have a #matrix instance running at littlepony.horse
If you like testing out a different chat client that doesn't have microtransactions go grab the Element (or other) client and say hello!
If you like testing out a different chat client that doesn't have microtransactions go grab the Element (or other) client and say hello!
CaptainHoersThe real fantasy of cyberpunk is a world where cyber criminals and hackers do fun crimes like armed robbery and breaking into government facilities, instead of the real world where they do boring and annoying crimes like phishing and fraud and identity theft