Adding support for "<tag>：" type label & offset dumped from elf file
Bald-Badger opened this issue · 1 comments
Hello,
I've been trying to load GCC generated linked assembly into RARS
For example, there's this line in the decompiled linked binary as:
<register_fini>:
li a5,0
beqz a5,<register_fini+0x14>
and if I try to compile this by RARS, it will throw out an error:
_Error in ~\sim\instr.s line 7 column 1: <register_fini>:
Invalid language element: <register_fini>
if I manually remove the ''<>" bracket everywhere in the code, there are still problems:
for example: when compiling the same code with brackets removed:
register_fini:
li a5,0
beqz a5,register_fini+0x14
this error raises:
Error in ~\sim\instr.s line 3 column 2: "beqz": Too many or incorrectly formatted operands. Expected: beqz t1,label
would it be possible that in the future we can add support for "<label>" kind of label and <label+0x123> kind of offset?
seems that no one have posted this so far... so I might just post it here
I think that if you compile to assembly using a command like gcc -S code.c -o output.s you will get generally better results than using a disassembled binary. Notably your first block of code would not work with other assemblers either; I do not plan on adding this.
label+offset is a common enough pattern that it would be nice to support, but it would not be easy to get working. It would definitely something that I would add as part of a rewrite of the assembler.