Don't crash if $pc is not readable #497
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@choller thoughts on this? |
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ping @choller |
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@jschwartzentruber may probably be a better person for now? |
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@gsingh93 Thanks for fixing this. Do you have an example log so we can add a test? I worry that |
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Sometimes the program counter points to a non-readable memory address after a crash. When we run the
gdb_cmds.txtfile in funfuzz, commands likex/8i $pcwill fail. I'm not sure if this is the right solution, but I just check for the text 'Error in sourced command file' in thecrashInstructionvariable and set the instruction toNoneso it's ignored. I tested this locally and it seems to work.Fixes #496.