Hi Eric,
I suspected that might be the case. It just takes a little bit of guessing to find the previous expression, since its size is not fixed.
Thanks, Walter
no, we should point to the correct insn, I'll look into it.
in fact, it'll be hard to change it. ia-32 reports insn after the one that triggers the watch. The rationale beeing that you must execute the insn in order to now of the write change (unlike a seg fault where you cannot know execute the insn). GDB behaves the same (it shows the line after the one that triggered the watch).