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### Visibility of an Inactive ZA Register
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LLDB does not handle registers that can come and go at runtime (SVE changes
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- size but it does not dissappear ). Therefore when ` za ` is not enabled, LLDB
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+ size but it does not disappear ). Therefore when ` za ` is not enabled, LLDB
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will return a block of 0s instead. This block will match the expected size of
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` za ` :
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```
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As for SVE, LLDB does not know how the debugee will use ` za ` , and therefore
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does not know how it would be best to display it. At any time any given
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- instrucion could interpret its contents as many kinds and sizes of data.
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+ instruction could interpret its contents as many kinds and sizes of data.
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- So LLDB will default to showing ` za ` as one large vector of individual bytes.
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+ So LLDB will default to showing ` za ` as one large vector of individual bytes.
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You can override this with a format option (see the SVE example above).
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### Expression Evaluation
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### Expression Evaluation
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` zt0 ` 's value and whether it is active or not will be saved prior to
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- expression evaluation and restored afterwards.
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+ expression evaluation and restored afterwards.
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