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Greetings, The reason I am asking is because I am seeing extra data being added to the section and I am experiencing the microcontroller crash if the ISR is to be executed (the microcontroller reboots) and there is no known errata for my use case. I noticed the weird behaviour and thought I would ask. Also, yes, I find it convenient for it to be disassembled by default, as it allows for ease of debugging. Thank you for your time. Cheers, Orlando. On 04/18/2016 11:37 PM, DJ Delorie wrote: > > The interrupt table is data, not opcodes. Disassembling it will lead to > much hilarity. Are you complaining that objdump should not attempt to > disassemble those sections by default? Because that might be something > we can fix, likely by replacing "ax" with "a" (and is easily > tested/confirmed by you) > > Either way, the data looks valid at least, so this is only a display > bug, not a wrong-code bug. >
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