core/x86/instr.c
/* moves the instruction from USE_ORIGINAL_BITS state to a 
 * needs-full-encoding state
 */
moves the instruction from USE_ORIGINAL_BITS state to a
needs-full-encoding state
moves the instruction from USE_ORIGINAL_BITS state to a needs - full - encoding state
void
instr_set_raw_bits_valid(instr_t *instr, bool valid)
{
    if (valid)
        instr->flags |= INSTR_RAW_BITS_VALID;
    else {
        instr->flags &= ~INSTR_RAW_BITS_VALID;
#ifdef X64
        instr_set_rip_rel_valid(instr, false);
#endif
    }
}
void instr_set_raw_bits_valid ( instr_t * instr , bool valid ) { if ( valid ) instr -> flags |= INSTR_RAW_BITS_VALID ; else { instr -> flags &= ~ INSTR_RAW_BITS_VALID ; #ifdef X64 instr_set_rip_rel_valid ( instr , false ) ; #endif } }
moves the instruction from USE_ORIGINAL_BITS state to a
 needs-full-encoding state
moves the instruction from USE_ORIGINAL_BITS state to a needs - full - encoding state
/* DO NOT set bytes to NULL or length to 0, we still want to be
         * able to point at the original instruction for use in translating
         * addresses for exception/signal handlers
         * Also do not de-allocate allocated bits
         */