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Expand Up @@ -30,11 +30,11 @@ The name of the file that the function is in. If the file is not in the project,

## Address

The address of the function in memory. This is a pointer to the function in memory. The addresses are displayed in hexadecimal and are prefixed with `0x`.
The address of the function in memory. This is a pointer to the function in memory. The addresses are displayed in hexadecimal and are prefixed with `0x`.

## Binary

The name of the binary that the function is in. Using the [Binary-based Color Stack](./flamegraph-binary-based-colour-stack.mdx) feature, you can identify the most expensive binaries in the rendered flamegraph.
The name of the binary that the function is in. Using the [Binary-based Color Stack](./icicle-graph-binary-based-colour-stack.mdx) feature, you can identify the most expensive binaries in the rendered flamegraph.

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