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+<think>
+Alright, so I came across this old bug report related to QEMU and the ARM architecture. The issue is about undefined instruction exceptions not happening at the expected offset. Let me try to understand what's going on here.
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+From the description, it seems that when an undefined instruction is executed on an ARMv7a processor, the exception should occur at `<exception_base> + 0x4`. However, in QEMU version 0.14.0, this was happening at `<exception_base> + 0x8` instead. The user noticed this change from version 0.13.0 and thinks it's a new bug.
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+The initial discussion mentions using GDB to debug the issue. It talks about setting breakpoints and how single-step instructions (`si`) behave differently depending on the GDB version. One GDB (from Codesourcery) behaves as expected, while another doesn't because of how it handles breakpoints during single-stepping. This makes me think that maybe the problem isn't with QEMU itself but how GDB interacts with it.
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+However, the maintainer points out that the debug stub is part of QEMU, so the bug isn't solely in GDB. They also provide a fix link, which shows that someone committed changes to adjust the exception handling for undefined instructions.
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+Now, when triaging this old ticket, I need to check if this issue still exists in the latest QEMU version (2.9). If it's been fixed with the provided patch, then the bug can be closed. But if users are still experiencing the problem, we should keep it open.
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+I think the fix was applied, so maybe this is no longer an issue in newer versions of QEMU. I'll need to verify by setting up a test environment or checking if others have reported similar issues post-0.14.0.
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+In summary, the bug seems related to how exceptions are handled for undefined instructions in QEMU's ARM emulation. A fix was committed, so it's likely resolved now.
+</think>
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+The issue has been addressed with a fix in QEMU, and thus can be considered resolved. The provided commit indicates that the problem has been corrected.
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+**Answer:**
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+The bug related to undefined instruction exceptions in QEMU's ARMv7a emulation has been fixed. You can close this ticket as it is no longer an issue in newer versions of QEMU.
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