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documentation)
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`InstructionTextTokenContents`; Fix some functions in types.rs not following the `T:
Into<Conf<...>>` convention
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debug info API"
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panics when called on certain types in newer versions of Rust
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initialization, and parsing
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Closes #2427, #2585, #1658, #1632, probably others
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Co-authored-by: EliseZeroTwo <mail@elise.moe>
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disassembly::InstructionTextToken; update examples
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This should include everything required to retrieve linear disassembly
for a function.
* add `highest_address` method to `Function`
* add `DisassemblySettings`
* add text getter for `InstructionTextToken`
* add `LinearViewObject`, `LinearViewCursor`
* add decompilation example
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To make use of shard functionality, we split the CoreOwnedArrayProvider
into CoreArrayProvider and CoreOwnedArrayProvider. Array makes use of
the CoreOwnedArrayProvider, which depends on CoreArrayProvider, while
the new ArrayGuard only requires CoreArrayProvider and represents
a non-owned array.
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more "match match {} {}")
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Pinning it directly to 0.58.1 caused issues with dependencies that used
conflicting `proc-macro2` versions. Being more lax in the version allows
consumers of the rust API more chances to resolve dependencies.
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This is missing all the things that iterate over tag types for now.
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