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On some architectures, we can fit a whole address in an instruction operand
(e.g. X86, Vax, M68k). On other, Risc-y architectures the addresses are
commonly split into `load-high` + `load-low` pairs. More work is needed to
address those.
Core Reko support for this in place. For architectures where long constants cannot be expressed in a single instruction, there is a possibility to "snoop" down the instruction stream and recombine long constants. I'm not putting too much effort into recombining instructions, but there are simple implementations for AEON, MIPS, PowerPC, RISC-V and SPARC to guide and inspire.
In the disassembly window, calls or jumps to import stub should be presented in a better way
Rather than
call [ds:00402008]
we should see
call [__GetProcAddressA__imp]
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