org.eclipse.debug.core.model
Interface IMemoryBlock
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All Superinterfaces:
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IAdaptable,
IDebugElement
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All Known Subinterfaces:
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IMemoryBlockExtension
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public interface IMemoryBlock
- extends
IDebugElement
A contiguous segment of memory in an execution context.
A memory block is represented by a starting memory address
and a length. Not all debug architectures support the retrieval
of memory blocks.
Clients may implement this interface.
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Since:
- 2.0
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See Also:
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IMemoryBlockRetrieval
Method Summary
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byte[]
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getBytes
()
Returns the values of the bytes currently contained
in this this memory block. |
long
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getLength
()
Returns the length of this memory block in bytes. |
long
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getStartAddress
()
Returns the start address of this memory block. |
void
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setValue
(long offset,
byte[] bytes)
Sets the value of the bytes in this memory block at the specified
offset within this memory block to the specified bytes. |
boolean
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supportsValueModification
()
Returns whether this memory block supports value modification |
getStartAddress
long getStartAddress()
- Returns the start address of this memory block.
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Returns:
- the start address of this memory block
getLength
long getLength()
- Returns the length of this memory block in bytes.
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Returns:
- the length of this memory block in bytes
getBytes
byte[] getBytes()
throws
DebugException
- Returns the values of the bytes currently contained
in this this memory block.
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Returns:
- the values of the bytes currently contained
in this this memory block
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Throws:
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DebugException
- if this method fails. Reasons include:
- Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's
status code contains the underlying exception responsible for
the failure.
supportsValueModification
boolean supportsValueModification()
- Returns whether this memory block supports value modification
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Returns:
- whether this memory block supports value modification
setValue
void setValue(long offset,
byte[] bytes)
throws
DebugException
- Sets the value of the bytes in this memory block at the specified
offset within this memory block to the specified bytes.
The offset is zero based.
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Parameters:
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offset
- the offset at which to set the new values -
bytes
- the new values
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Throws:
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DebugException
- if this method fails. Reasons include:
- Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's
status code contains the underlying exception responsible for
the failure.
- This memory block does not support value modification
- The specified offset is greater than or equal to the length
of this memory block, or the number of bytes specified goes
beyond the end of this memory block (index of out of range)
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