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The exception analyzer should take an .elf file extract the .except2 section and .except sections and decode them. The output should be the raw binary data (in hex) as well as a human readable format. It should print out information about the arm exception index table, as well as the arm exception data table, and how each function is handled based on its handler codes. You should also be done in a form of plain text, such that the user can read all the operations that are going to happen for each function in their code. This may allow developers to fine-tune a function to use less registers if it means that I can make stack and unwinding faster in critical areas.
The exception analyzer should take an
.elffile extract the.except2section and.exceptsections and decode them. The output should be the raw binary data (in hex) as well as a human readable format. It should print out information about the arm exception index table, as well as the arm exception data table, and how each function is handled based on its handler codes. You should also be done in a form of plain text, such that the user can read all the operations that are going to happen for each function in their code. This may allow developers to fine-tune a function to use less registers if it means that I can make stack and unwinding faster in critical areas.