BSim assumes that a function always lives in the default address space and it only stores the "offset" of that function as the address. No address space information is stored alongside this offset in the FunctionDescription object. The default address space is used to attempt to retrieve the matching function to do a comparison. If the function lives in an overlay address space an error will consistently occur.

To Reproduce

1. Create an overlay address space in your program
   
2. Pick a function that was mapped into this new address space (I picked time and renamed the one in the other address space mapped_time)
3. Perform a BSim query on one of the functions
   
4. We successfully find mapped_time as one of the search results
   
5. Attempt to compare the two functions and encounter the error
   

Expected behavior
The BSim tool should be able to compare functions results no matter the address space they live in.

Attachments
Uploading libc with an overlay address space created. For my testing I used the functions time and mapped_time. An error will occur when trying to compare the two functions.
libc.so.6.zip

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: [Ubuntu 18]
• Java Version: [21.0]
• Ghidra Version: [11.2]
• Ghidra Origin: [locally built]