feat(core/events/dropwatch): show stack offsets instead of absolute addresses#131
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…ddresses `addr` is the return address saved on the stack when the kernel executes `__dev_queue_xmit`, and `sym.Addr` is the starting address of the `__dev_queue_xmit` function in the kernel. The resulting `offset` represents the position inside the function, not the absolute address.
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addris the return address saved on the stack when the kernel executes__dev_queue_xmit, andsym.Addris the starting address of the__dev_queue_xmitfunction in the kernel. The resultingoffsetrepresents the position inside the function, not the absolute address.