Jump to the correct source line as shown in list views #58
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- Applies to 'Called From' and 'Call Stacks' view where the line numbers are not the procedure entry points - Makes multiple entries of the same function in the 'Called From' jump to the correct source line - Keep the correct line number reference in the Back/Forward history - This also fixes viewing 64bit process profile .sleepy files in the 32bit version (avoid 64bit ptr to long cast)
CyberShadow
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Jul 11, 2018
This was referenced Aug 19, 2021
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This is mostly for convenience because I find it unintuitive to (single) click through the entries in the 'Called From' list and have it jump not to the line of the actual call. Fixing that also lead to fixing crashes when loading a 64bit process profile .sleepy file in the 32bit version.