Make Entry::handler_addr() a public method
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josephlr
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Signed-off-by: Joe Richey <joerichey@google.com>
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Thanks for adding the clarifying comment and for merging it in! Much appreciated. |
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This is a very minor change that's both harmless and useful for various purposes in an OS.
PR submitted at the request of @phil-opp (see here)
Potential changes
Note that we could gate the function (or just its
pub-ness) behindcfg(feature = "instructions")for consistency, but then we'd need to change the implementation ofDebugforEntry. Seems best to leave it as is.We could also construct a
VirtAddrfrom the return value and return that instead, but personally I believe that adds unnecessary complexity. I also think some of this crate's other functions assumeVirtAddrs in a lot of high-level wrapper functions where the value doesn't necessarily represent a virtual address (but that's a matter for a separate issue), so I'm inclined to not return aVirtAddrhere.