Merge branch 'GP-0_ryanmkurtz_PR-7151_hippietrail_margin-bars'

(Closes #7151)
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Ryan Kurtz 2024-11-07 06:35:03 -05:00
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<BODY lang="EN-US"> <BODY lang="EN-US">
<H1><A name="OverviewPlugin"></A>Overview Bars</H1> <H1><A name="OverviewPlugin"></A>Overview Bars</H1>
<P>Ghidra supports multiple margin bars on the left side of the Listing <P>Ghidra supports multiple margin bars on the right side of the Listing
that present various overviews for a program. that present various overviews for a program.
<P>&nbsp;</P> <P>&nbsp;</P>
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<P><IMG border="0" src="help/shared/note.png">Note that the overview panel only provides an <P><IMG border="0" src="help/shared/note.png">Note that the overview panel only provides an
approximation of the contents of a program. Although the level of detail can be increased by approximation of the contents of a program. Although the level of detail can be increased by
selected a more restricted view, there may still be imprecise summaries. For instance, if a region of memory selecting a more restricted view, there may still be imprecise summaries. For instance, if a region of memory
contains mostly defined data, but the particular address that is rendered in the overview contains mostly defined data, but the particular address that is rendered in the overview
panel falls on an undefined block, the color for that pixel is set to undefined. In practice, panel falls on an undefined block, the color for that pixel is set to undefined. In practice,
however, this gives a good general sense of the various regions.</P> however, this gives a good general sense of the various regions.</P>
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waste of the high bit in each byte and other biases for English letter frequency, null waste of the high bit in each byte and other biases for English letter frequency, null
terminators, etc.</LI> terminators, etc.</LI>
<LI><I><B>Unicode</B></I>: The <I>wide character</I> format typically used to encode <LI><I><B>Unicode UTF16</B></I>: The <I>wide character</I> format often used to encode
Unicode characters is particularly wasteful, with every other byte encoded as 0 for Unicode characters is particularly wasteful, with every other byte encoded as 0 for
typical English strings. This shows up as a characteristic range of low entropy typical English strings. This shows up as a characteristic range of low entropy
values.</LI> values.</LI>