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Newer arm compiler versions produce somewhat different output.
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It doesn't bring any extra value and only makes the reports bigger.
Don't do such decompilation for hang-related reports. Refactor the
opcode tests to rely more on the more generic NewReporter constructor.
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Skip Code: lines that refer to user-space. Skip code listings where the
trapping instruction is an intentionally invalid one (this happens in
WARNINGs and most of BUG reports). Decompilation of such code fragments
provides no value to the user.
Add new tests and update the existing ones.
Closes #2709 and #2710.
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Let decompiler also parse the exact command name. Perform right trim on
the full output line, as it may contain tabs and spaces at the end.
Introduce an "-update" flag to facilitate mass updating of opcode
decompilation tests after changes to this functionality.
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Improve Linux reports quality by decompiling "Code: " descriptions.
As that line of opcodes is not guaranteed to begin at the boundary of an
instruction, try to find the right boundary.
Handle the cases of multiple "Code: ..." lines by only decompiling the
first one. In most cases the last such line shows user-space bytes,
which is usually not of great importance.
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