Struct Loader 

pub struct Loader { /* private fields */ }

A loader for the DWARF data required for a Context.

For performance reasons, a Context normally borrows the input data. However, that means the input data must outlive the Context, which is inconvenient for long-lived Contexts. This loader uses an arena to store the input data, together with the Context itself. This ensures that the input data lives as long as the Context.

The loader performs some additional tasks:

• Loads the symbol table from the executable file (see Self::find_symbol).
• Loads Mach-O dSYM files that are located next to the executable file.
• Locates and loads split DWARF files (DWO and DWP).

Implementations

impl Loader

pub fn new(path: impl AsRef<Path>) -> Result<Self, Box<dyn Error>>

Load the DWARF data for an executable file and create a Context.

pub fn new_with_sup( path: impl AsRef<Path>, sup_path: Option<impl AsRef<Path>>, ) -> Result<Self, Box<dyn Error>>

Load the DWARF data for an executable file and create a Context.

Optionally also use a supplementary object file.

pub fn relative_address_base(&self) -> u64

Get the base address used for relative virtual addresses.

Currently this is only non-zero for PE.

pub fn find_location( &self, probe: u64, ) -> Result<Option<Location<'_>>, Box<dyn Error>>

Find the source file and line corresponding to the given virtual memory address.

This calls Context::find_location with the given address.

pub fn find_location_range( &self, probe_low: u64, probe_high: u64, ) -> Result<LocationRangeIter<'_, impl Reader + '_>, Box<dyn Error>>

Return source file and lines for a range of addresses.

This calls Context::find_location_range with the given range.

pub fn find_frames( &self, probe: u64, ) -> Result<FrameIter<'_, impl Reader + '_>, Box<dyn Error>>

Return an iterator for the function frames corresponding to the given virtual memory address.

This calls Context::find_frames with the given address.

pub fn find_symbol(&self, probe: u64) -> Option<&str>

Find the symbol table entry corresponding to the given virtual memory address. Return the symbol name.

pub fn find_symbol_info(&self, probe: u64) -> Option<Symbol<'_>>

Find the symbol table entry corresponding to the given virtual memory address.

pub fn get_section_range(&self, section_name: &[u8]) -> Option<Range>

Get the address of a section