Dan

In our internal bookkeeping, this may have been misconstrued and/or combined with another ticket. Reading the original issue, I'm no longer certain this is resolved. Please re-open if it persists.

To be clear, what the Dynamic Listing displays is not necessarily the same as what the Emulator is going to decode. That said, if they disagree, that is a point...

> I understand the reasoning and the workaround for static analysis , but it would be nice to follow a decompiled listing while stepping the emulator. I'll follow-up a bit:...

Eh, this is a bit of a limitation in GDB. I suspect it will depend on the version, platform, target, etc.... If you get SIGTTIN from using the toolbar controls,...

So the more general solution to this problem is currently in progress. At the moment, you can use a script to install a handler for LOCK, at which point the...

Found the other issue: https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/6089

We just got a fix for this one in. It should get mirrored out once tests are stable. Ghidra should now automatically place the correct pointer size. We introduced special...

> > We just got a fix for this one in. It should get mirrored out once tests are stable. > > Ghidra should now automatically place the correct pointer...

I'll have to check why, but you are correct, it should just pick up where it left off and perform the one step. One likely explanation is that the emulator...

It was accidentally removed from the Windows version when we overhauled our connector system. An update to fix this was just accepted internally, but hasn't made it into the repo...