scout119 / beamdasm

Erlang\Elixir byte code viewer. BEAM file disassembler extension for Visual Studio Code.

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Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'ar') w/ Elixir 1.4.2/OTP 25

Elixir-1.14.2-OTP-25-Enum.zip contains an example beam file that shows the error. This is from the Elixir 1.14.2 pre-built release.

I didn't see any other logs to share, but please let me know if there's anything else helpful that I could provide.

Thank you for the very convenient disassembler!

Does not open with VSCode 1.31.1

The error I get is:

Unable to open 'bounce.beam_code': The value of "offset" is out of range. It must be an integer. Received NaN.

The value of "offset" is out of range … Received NaN

Hello!
When I try to disassemble some beam files I get this message.

But usually I get what I expect.

Unable to open files :(

This is great!

I'm unfortunately unable to get it to load any beam files; debugging, it gives:

VSCode info version:

I think this also may be due to me running on Linux.

Linux attenborough 5.4.0-70-generic #78-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 19 13:29:52 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Can I use this extension in VScodium?(I've changed the extensionGallery)

Command `beamdasm.disassemble` not found

OTP versions tried: 24.3.3, 25.0
Elixir versions tried: 1.13, 1.14

Operating systems tried: Windows 10, Ubuntu 20.04, MacOS

Expected behavior:

1. I click "Disassemble BEAM" on a .beam file
2. The disassembled beam files are shown

Actual behavior:

1. I click "Disassemble BEAM" on a .beam file
2. Nothing happens
3. Running the extension via the command pallette produces this error message:
   

Steps to reproduce:
For erlang files:

1. In an empty folder, create a file with a module test1.erl:

-module(test1).
-export([foo/0]).

foo() -> 42.

2. Run erlc test1.erl
3. Right click on the generated test1.beam file and click "Disassemble BEAM"
4. Nothing happens.

For elixir files:

1. In an empty folder, create a file with a module test1.ex:

defmodule Test1 do
  def foo, do: 42
end

2. Run elixirc test1.ex
3. Right click on the generated Elixir.Test1.beam file and click "Disassemble BEAM"
4. Nothing happens.

Cannot read property 'ar' of undefined

Hi,

Thanks for this extension.

When I try to open some of my beam files there have been compiled with code coverage I get this error Unable to open 'Elixir.Myapp.beam_code': Cannot read property 'ar' of undefined.

This is on OTP 22.0.2 and Elixir master