Symbol type FUNC (STT_FUNC, "code object") seems not to suffice when parts
of the disassembled binary come from assembler source files. We try to
disassemble STT_NOTYPE (symbol type "unspecified") as well now.
Change-Id: I582190900e66d6af0779dfaf3b569f0e157e9ce7
Especially for dynamically linked ELF binaries (such as those in the
testing/ subdirectory), symbols with a start address outside the .text
section may exist. This change skips any symbol that is not fully within
this section (and assigns a reasonable size to a zero-sized last symbol
within the symbol table), and turns green all Capstone-related test cases.
Change-Id: I2b51d0f21f325e6052ebc36d9533621bdf9aa38d
This version check could (and probably should) also be done in the cmake
scripts. However, this check in CapstoneDisassembler.cpp catches another
failure mode: When a cmake script is missing a include_directories()
directive pointing to capstone.h -- resulting in a missing -I parameter to
gcc -- accidentally a system-wide 3.x capstone.h may get #included,
providing the wrong definitions and prototypes to some translation units.
Change-Id: Id30f77a47e38f4e892b92189bcce9119bf03918c
