klplib: codestream: Handle IBT enabled function offsets#192
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When checking if a symbol is traceable, the trace addresses can be 4 bytes ahead of the symbol table. This happens when the symbol has an additional ENDBR instruction, which shifts the __fentry__ by 4 bytes. In order to correctly identify if a symbol is traceable or not, check both addresses: the one found symbol, and one by shifting the addr by 4 bytes. Signed-off-by: Marcos Paulo de Souza <mpdesouza@suse.com>
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@vmezzela would you mind trying this PR and check if this solves your issue? Thanks a lot! |
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When checking if a symbol is traceable, the trace addresses can be 4 bytes ahead of the symbol table. This happens when the symbol has an additional ENDBR instruction, which shifts the fentry by 4 bytes.
In order to correctly identify if a symbol is traceable or not, check both addresses: the one found symbol, and one by shifting the addr by 4 bytes.