Running on Windows 10. Have a project set up for debugging u-boot (target i.MX6 Solo), and need to offset the debug symbols after relocation of u-boot. However it doesn't seem like the Project.RelocateSymbols() takes any effect. I've tried calling it from a script function as well, to check the return value, and it is 0. After I have loaded the project, run initialization of ddr registers etc I can debug fine until relocation.
I've used the following commands from the command line, with no errors returned, but the addresses still reflect the original symbol locations, e.g. disassembly or addresses of breakpoints being set.
Project.RelocateSymbols("*",0x3873b000)
Project.RelocateSymbols(".text",0x3873b000)
From my understanding of reading the documentation, this should be what is needed. Or have I overlooked anything?
I've used the following commands from the command line, with no errors returned, but the addresses still reflect the original symbol locations, e.g. disassembly or addresses of breakpoints being set.
Project.RelocateSymbols("*",0x3873b000)
Project.RelocateSymbols(".text",0x3873b000)
From my understanding of reading the documentation, this should be what is needed. Or have I overlooked anything?