This function returns lines of disassembled instructions. The number of lines that are returned is specified by the count argument. The amount of memory that a chunk represents depends on the encoding of the instruction set being disassembled. The address of the next instruction following a disassembled chunk is given by the address field of the last DisassemblyLine element of the result value. This function returns count lines, unless an error occurred.

This function can return the following errors:

• When address is out of the range minAddr to maxAddr for the memory space, it returns E_address_out_of_range.
• When reading past maxAddr, which is the end of the memory space, no error is returned. In this case, fewer disassembly lines than requested are returned.
• When the memory subsystem cannot read a byte value, for example due to a permission fault or a translation table fault, no error is returned. In this case, the opcode string in DisassemblyLine must be empty and the disassembly string must have the format "(error: foo)" where foo describes the error that occurred. Disassembly must continue by increasing the address by one unit of the alignment constraint until count elements are returned.