Package com.ibm.wala.dalvik.ipa.callgraph.androidModel.structure

Class AbstractAndroidModel

java.lang.Object
com.ibm.wala.dalvik.ipa.callgraph.androidModel.structure.AbstractAndroidModel
Direct Known Subclasses:
SequentialAndroidModel, SingleStartAndroidModel
public abstract class AbstractAndroidModel extends Object
Aids in handling code to be inserted at given points into the model.

Overload this class to change the structure of the model. When the model is being built the enterLABEL-functions are called when ever a label gets stepped over.

You can then add instructions to the body using the insts-Instruction factory. Instructions don't have to be in ascending order. Instead they will be sorted by their IIndex once the model gets finished.

If you want to add loops to the model you might want to have a look at AndroidModelParameterManager which aids in keeping track of SSA-Variables and adding Phi-Functions.

Since:
2013-09-07
Author:
Tobias Blaschke <code@tobiasblaschke.de>
See Also:

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • AbstractAndroidModel

      public AbstractAndroidModel(VolatileMethodSummary body, TypeSafeInstructionFactory insts, SSAValueManager paramManager, Iterable<? extends Entrypoint> entryPoints)
      If you don't intend to use the paramManager, you can pass null. However all other parameters are required.
      Parameters:
      body - The MethodSummary to add instructions to
      insts - Will be used to generate the instructions
      paramManager - aids in handling SSA-Values
      entryPoints - This iterable has to contain only instances of AnroidEntryPoint.

  • Method Details

    • returnTypesBetween

      protected List<TypeReference> returnTypesBetween(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder start, AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder end)
      Return a List of all Types returned by functions between start (inclusive) and end (exclusive).
      Returns:
      That list
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if an EntryPoint was not an AndroidEntryPoint

    • hadSectionSwitch

      public final boolean hadSectionSwitch(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder order)
      Determines for an AndroidEntryPoint if a label got skipped over.

      If a label got skipped over special handling code has to be inserted before the entrypoints invocation.

      This function is expected to be called on entrypoints in ascending order.

      You are expected to call enter(com.ibm.wala.dalvik.ipa.callgraph.impl.AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder, int) iff a Label got skipped over.

      Parameters:
      order - The entrypoint in question
      Returns:
      true if a label got stepped over
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - If the entrypoints weren't in ascending order
      IllegalStateException - if you didn't call enter()

    • enterAT_FIRST

      protected int enterAT_FIRST(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.AT_FIRST got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.AT_FIRST, int) instead.

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterBEFORE_LOOP

      protected int enterBEFORE_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.BEFORE_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.BEFORE_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterSTART_OF_LOOP

      protected int enterSTART_OF_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.START_OF_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.START_OF_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterMIDDLE_OF_LOOP

      protected int enterMIDDLE_OF_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.MIDDLE_OF_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.MIDDLE_OF_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterMULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP

      protected int enterMULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.MULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.MULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterEND_OF_LOOP

      protected int enterEND_OF_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.END_OF_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.END_OF_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterAFTER_LOOP

      protected int enterAFTER_LOOP(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.AFTER_LOOP got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.AFTER_LOOP, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enterAT_LAST

      protected int enterAT_LAST(int PC)
      Gets called when Label ExecutionOrder.AT_LAST got stepped over.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use enter(ExecutionOrder.AT_LAST, int) instead

      Sideeffects: currentSection is updated, instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • leaveAT_LAST

      protected int leaveAT_LAST(int PC)
      Gets called when the model gets finished.

      In most cases you don't want to invoke this function directly but to use finish(int) instead

      Sideeffects: instructions are inserted into the body

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code

    • enter

      public int enter(AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder section, int PC)
      Dispatches to the enterLABEL-functions. Does also call functions to any labels that got stepped over.
      Parameters:
      section - The Section to enter
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if you didn't use sections in ascending order, pc is negative

    • finish

      public int finish(int PC)
      Calls all remaining enterLABEL-functions, finally calls leaveAT_LAST.

      Then Locks the model and frees some memory.

      Parameters:
      PC - Program Counter instructions shall be placed at. In most cases you'll simply pass body.getNextProgramCounter()
      Returns:
      Program Counter after insertion of the code
      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if called on an empty model