> readImageFromFileHeapSize  ->
> initializeInterpreter  ->
> initOpcode(index=1)  ->
> error(s="opcode address is not an integer object")   ->

This looks like you're not returning an Integer object (i.e. the lowest
bit set) as the opcode address. This is required by Jitter to treat
addresses as Integer objects.


> printCallStack  ->  SIGSEGV :-(

The SIGSEV comes probably because the interpreter hasn't been initialized
at all (you're still during the load phase of the image so that offsets
may not have been adjusted yet).

Andreas
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