Start address of basic block to invalidate.
Invalidates a specific thread's translated code for a given basic block. Useful when providing a transform callback and wanting to dynamically adapt the instrumentation for a given basic block. This is much more efficient than unfollowing and re-following the thread, which would discard all cached translations and require all encountered basic blocks to be compiled from scratch.
Thread that should have some of its code invalidated.
Start address of basic block to invalidate.
Invalidates the current thread's translated code for a given basic block. Useful when providing a transform callback and wanting to dynamically adapt the instrumentation for a given basic block. This is much more efficient than unfollowing and re-following the thread, which would discard all cached translations and require all encountered basic blocks to be compiled from scratch.