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esp_system: fix address printed by ESP_ERROR_CHECK
...to point to the calling function, not to _esp_error_check_failed.
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@@ -511,6 +511,29 @@ FORCE_INLINE_ATTR void esp_cpu_dbgr_break(void)
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#endif
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}
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// ---------------------- Instructions -------------------------
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/**
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* @brief Given the return address, calculate the address of the preceding call instruction
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* This is typically used to answer the question "where was the function called from?"
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* @param return_address The value of the return address register.
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* Typically set to the value of __builtin_return_address(0).
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* @return Address of the call instruction preceding the return address.
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*/
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FORCE_INLINE_ATTR intptr_t esp_cpu_get_call_addr(intptr_t return_address)
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{
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/* Both Xtensa and RISC-V have 2-byte instructions, so to get this right we
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* should decode the preceding instruction as if it is 2-byte, check if it is a call,
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* else treat it as 3 or 4 byte one. However for the cases where this function is
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* used, being off by one instruction is usually okay, so this is kept simple for now.
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*/
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#ifdef __XTENSA__
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return return_address - 3;
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#else
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return return_address - 4;
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#endif
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}
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/* ------------------------------------------------------ Misc ---------------------------------------------------------
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*
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* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ */
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