Hi ,
I tryed to use sde to emulate Retricted Transaction Memory supported by haswell. The emulator runs under the full rtm_mode. I try to find the abort reason with the debug log. In the log (sde-rtm-stats.txt), I got three addresses have large rate abort evets and the reason is LLA_CACHE_SET_FULL.
There seems no documents to describe this events, can you give an exact discription what can of event will incur LLA_CACHE_SET_FULL? Thanks a lot.
xed2 can use in ring0?
Hi all,
I set up a binary decoder using XED2 library and run it under debian. When it reaches 8F opcode, halts and returns a "can't decode this instruction" error? but shoud 8F indicate "pop a value from the stack", shouldn't it?is there any workaround ?
Thanks,Regards,
Marco
Hi,
I'm attempting to debug an application via Visual Studio, I've followed the instructions listed here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-software-development-emul...
System:
Hello, we just released version 5.38 of the Intel Software Development Emulator. It is available here:http://www.intel.com/software/sde
It includes:
Hi,
I am using the XED2 decoder in the Pin 2.21.53271 release to unit test a disassembler I'm writing, and I may have found a bug when generating textual output for a relative call.
Decoding the following bytes using XED and generating Intel or AT&T syntax generates the following:
Data: 40E8006F5D75 (XED_MACHINE_MODE_LONG_64, Instruction Address 0x00)
Intel: call 0x755d6f00
AT&T: callq 0x755d6f00
We posted version 5.31 of the Intel(R) Software Development Emulator.
http://www.intel.com/software/sde
This is a major release. Please see the release notes for a high level description of the changes.
Major features of this release include
Hi,
meanwhile I'm working with both XED2 and Objdump, i was wondering what's the difference between them in terms of dissassembly capability and precision? I know that Objdump is a 1-to-1 disassembler, but i seems that XED2 also belongs to that category? so again, what makes XED2 more robust than Objdump? I still don't get this point. If anyone has some knowledge to share, then I would please if you could include references to some materials that I can look at.
Thanks,regards,
tombishop83
Hi, i'm trying to compile xed.cpp(mainly) or any other source file, and always getting unresolvable externals problems LNK2019. i use VisualStudio 2008 and launch cl.exe with the /I (include option) to include the headers, and /link (linking option) to link it with lib\\libxed.lib. Still in trouble, with 14 symbols left(before linking were 29). Before to change the code(which may lead to other problems), I was wondering if anyone already seen'em, if so, how to solve them.(as you may have noticed i'm relatively new to VS compiler). Anyone has any idea? Thanks,regards
Does XED2 supports PE executables decoding? or is there any way to write a module/piece of code and make it working ? i'm doing my research thesis and most of my files are PE32 executables? thanks,regards Marco
