com.ibm.wala.dalvik.ipa.callgraph.impl

Class AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder

java.lang.Object

com.ibm.wala.dalvik.ipa.callgraph.impl.AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder

All Implemented Interfaces:

AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder, Comparable<AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder>

Enclosing class:

AndroidEntryPoint

public static class AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder
extends Object
implements AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder

The ExecutionOrder is used to partially order EntryPoints. The order has to be understood inclusive! E.g. "after(END_OF_LOOP)" means that the position is __BEFORE__ the loop is actually closed! Before building the model a list of AdroidEntryPoints is to be sorted by that criterion. You can use AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrderComperator for that task.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	AFTER_LOOP Basicly the same as AT_LAST but visited before
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	AT_FIRST Visit the EntryPoint once at the beginning of the model use that for initialization stuff
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	AT_LAST Last calls in the model
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	BEFORE_LOOP Basicly the same as AT_FIRST but visited after AT_FIRST
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	DEFAULT This value getts used by the detection heuristic - It is not recommended for manual use.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	END_OF_LOOP Things in END_OF_LOOP are acutually part of the loop.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	MIDDLE_OF_LOOP Basicly the same as START_OF_LOOP
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	MULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP Do multiple calls in the loop.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	START_OF_LOOP Visit multiple times (endless) in the loop

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder(int val) Unrecommended way to generate the Order based on an Integer.
AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder(String label) Unrecommended way to generate the Order based on a Label-String.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	after(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after) Place the call in the same section after the given call or "label".
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	after(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after) Use this variant to refer to multiple locations.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	after(int after) Prefer #after(IExecutionOrder) whenever possible.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after, AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after, AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] before) Use this variant to refer to multiple locations.
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after, AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before) Use this to place a call to an EntryPoint between two other EntryPoint calls or ExecutionOrder "labels".
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after, AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] before)
int	compareTo(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder o)
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	directlyAfter(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)
static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	directlyBefore(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)
int	getOrderValue() Returns an integer-representation of the ExecutionOrder.
AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder	getSection() AbstractAndroidModel inserts code at section switches.
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

AT_FIRST

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder AT_FIRST

Visit the EntryPoint once at the beginning of the model use that for initialization stuff

BEFORE_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder BEFORE_LOOP

Basicly the same as AT_FIRST but visited after AT_FIRST

START_OF_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder START_OF_LOOP

Visit multiple times (endless) in the loop

MIDDLE_OF_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder MIDDLE_OF_LOOP

Basicly the same as START_OF_LOOP

MULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder MULTIPLE_TIMES_IN_LOOP

Do multiple calls in the loop. Visited after MIDDLE_OF_LOOP, before EEN_OF_LOOP

END_OF_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder END_OF_LOOP

Things in END_OF_LOOP are acutually part of the loop. Use AFTER_LOOP if you want them executed only once

AFTER_LOOP

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder AFTER_LOOP

Basicly the same as AT_LAST but visited before

AT_LAST

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder AT_LAST

Last calls in the model

DEFAULT

public static final AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder DEFAULT

This value getts used by the detection heuristic - It is not recommended for manual use.

Constructor Detail

AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder

public AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder(int val)

Unrecommended way to generate the Order based on an Integer. This method is handy when reading back files. In your code you should prefer the methods #after(IExecutionOrder) and #between(IExecutionOrder, IExecutionOrder).

AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder

public AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder(String label)

Unrecommended way to generate the Order based on a Label-String. This method is handy when reading back files. If you want to refer to a label you should prefer the static members.

Method Detail

getOrderValue

public int getOrderValue()

Returns an integer-representation of the ExecutionOrder.

Specified by:

getOrderValue in interface AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder

between

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after,
                                       AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)

Use this to place a call to an EntryPoint between two other EntryPoint calls or ExecutionOrder "labels". between() does not care about section-boundaries by itself! Use #between(IExecutionOrder[], IExecutionOrder[]) and use labels as additional placement-information to prevent unexpected misplacement.

Parameters:

after - the call or "label" to be executed before this one

before - the call or "label" to be executed after this one (inclusive)

Returns:

A sortable object to represent the execution order

Throws:

ArithmeticException - when the precision is no more suitable for further cascading

IllegalArgumentException - if parameter after is larger than before.

NullPointerException - if either parameter is null

between

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after,
                                       AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] before)

Use this variant to refer to multiple locations. The minimum / maximum is computed before the placement of the ExecutionOrder. This method is intended to be more robust when changing the position-information of referred-to ExecutionOrders. In any other means it behaves exactly like #between(IExecutionOrder, IExecutionOrder).

Parameters:

after - the calls or "labels" to be executed before this one

before - the calls or "labels" to be executed after this one (inclusive)

Returns:

A sortable object to represent the execution order

Throws:

ArithmeticException - when the precision is no more suitable for further cascading

IllegalArgumentException - if parameter after is larger than before.

NullPointerException - if either parameter is null

between

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after,
                                       AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] before)

between

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder between(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after,
                                       AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)

after

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder after(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder after)

Place the call in the same section after the given call or "label".

Parameters:

after - the call to be executed before this one or label the call belongs to

Returns:

A sortable object to represent the execution order

Throws:

ArithmeticException - when the precision is no more suitable for further cascading

NullPointerException - if the parameter is null

after

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder after(int after)

Prefer #after(IExecutionOrder) whenever possible.

after

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder after(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder[] after)

Use this variant to refer to multiple locations. The maximum is computed before the placement of the ExecutionOrder.

Parameters:

after - the call to be executed before this one or label the call belongs to

Returns:

A sortable object to represent the execution order

Throws:

ArithmeticException - when the precision is no more suitable for further cascading

NullPointerException - if the parameter is null

directlyBefore

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder directlyBefore(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)

directlyAfter

public static AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder directlyAfter(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder before)

getSection

public AndroidEntryPoint.ExecutionOrder getSection()

AbstractAndroidModel inserts code at section switches. There are eight hardcoded sections. Sections are derived by rounding the integer-representation.

Specified by:

getSection in interface AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder

Returns:

the section of this entity

compareTo

public int compareTo(AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder o)

Specified by:

compareTo in interface Comparable<AndroidEntryPoint.IExecutionOrder>

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object