An INS represents an instruction. Can only be accessed at instrumentation time.
Iteration idioms:
◆ INS_IsAddedForFunctionReplacement()
BOOL LEVEL_PINCLIENT::INS_IsAddedForFunctionReplacement |
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Return TRUE if ins is not an original instruction in the application, but is an instruction added by Pin for doing function replacement. Pin allows you to even instrument these non-original instructions in JIT mode.
- Availability:
- Mode: JIT & Probe
O/S: Linux, Windows & macOS*
CPU: All
◆ INS_IsCacheLineFlush()
BOOL LEVEL_CORE::INS_IsCacheLineFlush |
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INS |
ins | ) |
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- Returns
- TRUE if instruction causes cache line flush