org.jf.dexlib2.dexbacked.instruction.DexBackedInstruction Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: DexBackedMethodImplementation.java From ZjDroid with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Nonnull @Override public Iterable<? extends Instruction> getInstructions() { // instructionsSize is the number of 16-bit code units in the instruction list, not the number of instructions int instructionsSize = dexFile.readSmallUint(codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_COUNT_OFFSET); final int instructionsStartOffset = codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_START_OFFSET; final int endOffset = instructionsStartOffset + (instructionsSize*2); return new Iterable<Instruction>() { @Override public Iterator<Instruction> iterator() { return new VariableSizeLookaheadIterator<Instruction>(dexFile, instructionsStartOffset) { @Override protected Instruction readNextItem(@Nonnull DexReader reader) { if (reader.getOffset() >= endOffset) { return null; } return DexBackedInstruction.readFrom(reader); } }; } }; }
Example #2
Source File: DexBackedMethodImplementation.java From zjdroid with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Nonnull @Override public Iterable<? extends Instruction> getInstructions() { // instructionsSize is the number of 16-bit code units in the instruction list, not the number of instructions int instructionsSize = dexFile.readSmallUint(codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_COUNT_OFFSET); final int instructionsStartOffset = codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_START_OFFSET; final int endOffset = instructionsStartOffset + (instructionsSize*2); return new Iterable<Instruction>() { @Override public Iterator<Instruction> iterator() { return new VariableSizeLookaheadIterator<Instruction>(dexFile, instructionsStartOffset) { @Override protected Instruction readNextItem(@Nonnull DexReader reader) { if (reader.getOffset() >= endOffset) { return null; } return DexBackedInstruction.readFrom(reader); } }; } }; }
Example #3
Source File: DexBackedMethodImplementation.java From HeyGirl with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Nonnull @Override public Iterable<? extends Instruction> getInstructions() { // instructionsSize is the number of 16-bit code units in the instruction list, not the number of instructions int instructionsSize = dexFile.readSmallUint(codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_COUNT_OFFSET); final int instructionsStartOffset = codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_START_OFFSET; final int endOffset = instructionsStartOffset + (instructionsSize*2); return new Iterable<Instruction>() { @Override public Iterator<Instruction> iterator() { return new VariableSizeLookaheadIterator<Instruction>(dexFile, instructionsStartOffset) { @Override protected Instruction readNextItem(@Nonnull DexReader reader) { if (reader.getOffset() >= endOffset) { return null; } return DexBackedInstruction.readFrom(reader); } }; } }; }
Example #4
Source File: BasicBlockInstruction.java From CFGScanDroid with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 6 votes |
public BasicBlockInstruction(int address, Instruction insn) { this.instruction = insn; this.leader = address == 0 ? true : false; this.branch = isBranch(); this.destinations = null; this.address = address; DexBackedInstruction dexBackedInstruction = (DexBackedInstruction)insn; this.offset = dexBackedInstruction.instructionStart; this.length = insn.getCodeUnits() * 2; this.rawBytes = new byte[this.length]; // DexReader reader = readerAt(this.offset); for(int i=0; i<this.length; ++i) { this.rawBytes[i] = (byte)dexBackedInstruction.dexFile.readByte(this.offset + i); // System.out.print(this.rawBytes[i]); // System.out.print(' '); } // System.out.println(); }
Example #5
Source File: DexBackedMethodImplementation.java From ZjDroid with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Nonnull @Override public Iterable<? extends Instruction> getInstructions() { // instructionsSize is the number of 16-bit code units in the instruction list, not the number of instructions int instructionsSize = dexFile.readSmallUint(codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_COUNT_OFFSET); final int instructionsStartOffset = codeOffset + CodeItem.INSTRUCTION_START_OFFSET; final int endOffset = instructionsStartOffset + (instructionsSize*2); return new Iterable<Instruction>() { @Override public Iterator<Instruction> iterator() { return new VariableSizeLookaheadIterator<Instruction>(dexFile, instructionsStartOffset) { @Override protected Instruction readNextItem(@Nonnull DexReader reader) { if (reader.getOffset() >= endOffset) { return null; } return DexBackedInstruction.readFrom(reader); } }; } }; }