[Capstone-users] Question on ARM THUMB ADR

[Joan C. <j04...@gm...>]

Hey,

I came on this in Capstone (CS_ARCH_ARM, CS_MODE_THUMB, base address=0):

00 A0  = adr r0, #0

Shouldn't it be "adr r0, _#4_",as the code is mapped at address 0 (due
to PC read value being instruction address + 4 in Thumb mode) ?*
*

(or alternatively add r0, pc, #0 ?)

I understand that disassembler like llvm-mc only show the "raw"
disassembled instruction, but isn't Capstone suppose to do the PC
increment from the instruction address?

Thanks!
Joan