For those of us who don't use GDB much, being able to disassemble things through OpenOCD is useful. Ergo, these patches:
- Add a Thumb2 disassembler entry, which handles the 16-bit stuff (there are extensions to Thumb1). The Cortex-M3 chips can use it. - Change the layout of the Thumb disassembly so it copes better with 32-bit instructions - Disassemble one batch of 32-bit instructions: branches and miscellaneous control operations. - Another batch: data processing using "modified immediate" data - Another batch: data processing using "plain binary" immediates That's it for now. Coverage for the 32-bit instructions might be closer to one third than one quarter; I didn't count. But so far this seems to be fairly good at covering what GCC will issue. This has been lightly tested using "objdump -d" to compare against what the GNU tools say. I expect there will be minor goofs. Clearly this is for post-0.2.0 merge! - dave _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
