Make addresses machine independent #26
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This patch makes addresses machine independent, and perhaps more importantly communicates to backends that it has done so by setting mapping start, limit and file offset to 0. This signals to tooling, like the pprof toolchain that addresses don't have to be adjusted any further.
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This patch makes addresses machine independent, and perhaps more importantly communicates to backends that it has done so by setting mapping start, limit and file offset to 0. This signals to tooling, like the pprof toolchain that addresses don't have to be adjusted any further.
Closes #24
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