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#ifndef CPU_RISCV_DISASSEMBLER_RISCV_HPP
#define CPU_RISCV_DISASSEMBLER_RISCV_HPP

static int pd_instruction_alignment() {
  return 1;
}

static const char* pd_cpu_opts() {
  return "";
}

// special-case instruction decoding.
// There may be cases where the binutils disassembler doesn't do
// the perfect job. In those cases, decode_instruction0 may kick in
// and do it right.
// If nothing had to be done, just return "here", otherwise return "here + instr_len(here)"
static address decode_instruction0(address here, outputStream* st, address virtual_begin = NULL) {
  return here;
}

// platform-specific instruction annotations (like value of loaded constants)
static void annotate(address pc, outputStream* st) {}

#endif // CPU_RISCV_DISASSEMBLER_RISCV_HPP
