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>> get_addrdie() does not return the correct die:
>>     
>
> The libdw and libdwfl functions called "addrdie" give you the CU containing
> that address, as they are described to do.  It sounds like you are
> expecting something different.
>   
Okay it sounds like I missunderstood what addrdie does. I guess what I 
am trying to do is find the narrowest scope which contains the given pc. 
Is there a way to get all dies whos ranges contain the pc maybe ? The 
problem I am trying to solve is given a pc find the inlined/concrete 
function that contains it.

Thanx,
  Sami