class LoadedModuleSymbols

Converts the given InputLocation into one or more locations. If the location is an address, it

will be be returned whether or not the address is inside this module (it will be symbolized if

possible). If the input is a function or file/line, they could match more than one location and

all locations will be returned.

If symbolize is true, the results will be symbolized, otherwise the output locations will be

regular addresses (this will be slightly faster).

LINE LOOKUP

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Finds the addresses for all instantiations of the given line. Often there will be one result,

but inlining and templates could duplicate the code.

It may not be possible to return the exact line. The line could have been optimized out, it

could have been a continuation of an earlier line, or there could be no code at that line in

the first place. This function will try its best to find the best line if an exact match isn't

possible.

This function will also match multiple different input files according to FindFileMatches()

rules. If you don't want this, we can add a field to ResolveOptions to disable this and force

exact matches.

If you need to find out the exact actual location that this resolved to, look up the resulting

address again.

If the file wasn't found or contains no code, it will return an empty vector. If the file

exists and contains code, it will always return *something*.

SYMBOL LOOKUP

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Returns the addresses for the given function name. The function name must be an exact match.

The addresses will indicate the start of the function. Since a function implementation can be

duplicated more than once, there can be multiple results.

Returns the underlying ModuleSymbols object.

MAY BE NULL if the symbols could not be loaded.

Base address for the module.

Address of the link map for the module.

Build ID for the module.

Most functions in ModuleSymbols take a symbol context to convert between absolute addresses in

memory to ones relative to the module load address.