Re: Loaded memory image differs from map file

Dear Jamie,

I add the load offset to the pointer, so #1 is not the problem. Also not
problem #2, as according to the debugger the source code is pretty distant
from where the debugger stops. The address where the debugger stops is
(mapped) the address of where the function should be according to the map
file. When removing a certain (unused) object from the source file, the
address where the debugger stops will match both with the map file and
source code.

Regards,
Mariella


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