Java Code Examples for org.apache.bcel.generic.CodeExceptionGen#getCatchType()
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Example 1
Source File: BlockTypeAnalysis.java From spotbugs with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 6 votes |
@Override public void transfer(BasicBlock basicBlock, @CheckForNull InstructionHandle end, BlockType start, BlockType result) throws DataflowAnalysisException { result.copyFrom(start); if (start.isValid() && basicBlock.isExceptionHandler()) { CodeExceptionGen exceptionGen = basicBlock.getExceptionGen(); ObjectType catchType = exceptionGen.getCatchType(); if (catchType == null) { // Probably a finally block, or a synchronized block // exception-compensation catch block. result.pushFinally(); } else { // Catch type was explicitly specified: // this is probably a programmer-written catch block result.pushCatch(); } } }
Example 2
Source File: ExceptionHandlers.java From commons-bcel with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Constructor. Creates a new ExceptionHandlers instance. */ public ExceptionHandlers(final MethodGen mg) { exceptionHandlers = new HashMap<>(); final CodeExceptionGen[] cegs = mg.getExceptionHandlers(); for (final CodeExceptionGen ceg : cegs) { final ExceptionHandler eh = new ExceptionHandler(ceg.getCatchType(), ceg.getHandlerPC()); for (InstructionHandle ih=ceg.getStartPC(); ih != ceg.getEndPC().getNext(); ih=ih.getNext()) { Set<ExceptionHandler> hs; hs = exceptionHandlers.get(ih); if (hs == null) { hs = new HashSet<>(); exceptionHandlers.put(ih, hs); } hs.add(eh); } } }
Example 3
Source File: BCELFactory.java From commons-bcel with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private void updateExceptionHandlers() { final CodeExceptionGen[] handlers = _mg.getExceptionHandlers(); for (final CodeExceptionGen h : handlers) { final String type = (h.getCatchType() == null) ? "null" : BCELifier.printType(h .getCatchType()); _out.println(" method.addExceptionHandler(" + "ih_" + h.getStartPC().getPosition() + ", " + "ih_" + h.getEndPC().getPosition() + ", " + "ih_" + h.getHandlerPC().getPosition() + ", " + type + ");"); } }
Example 4
Source File: TypeAnalysis.java From spotbugs with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
@Override public void meetInto(TypeFrame fact, Edge edge, TypeFrame result) throws DataflowAnalysisException { BasicBlock basicBlock = edge.getTarget(); if (fact.isValid()) { TypeFrame tmpFact = null; // Handling an exception? if (basicBlock.isExceptionHandler()) { tmpFact = modifyFrame(fact, null); // Special case: when merging predecessor facts for entry to // an exception handler, we clear the stack and push a // single entry for the exception object. That way, the locals // can still be merged. CodeExceptionGen exceptionGen = basicBlock.getExceptionGen(); tmpFact.clearStack(); // Determine the type of exception(s) caught. Type catchType = null; if (FORCE_ACCURATE_EXCEPTIONS || AnalysisContext.currentAnalysisContext().getBoolProperty(AnalysisFeatures.ACCURATE_EXCEPTIONS)) { try { // Ideally, the exceptions that can be propagated // on this edge has already been computed. CachedExceptionSet cachedExceptionSet = getCachedExceptionSet(edge.getSource()); ExceptionSet edgeExceptionSet = cachedExceptionSet.getEdgeExceptionSet(edge); if (!edgeExceptionSet.isEmpty()) { // System.out.println("Using computed edge exception set!"); catchType = ExceptionObjectType.fromExceptionSet(edgeExceptionSet); } } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) { lookupFailureCallback.reportMissingClass(e); } } if (catchType == null) { // No information about propagated exceptions, so // pick a type conservatively using the handler catch type. catchType = exceptionGen.getCatchType(); if (catchType == null) { catchType = Type.THROWABLE; // handle catches anything // throwable } } tmpFact.pushValue(catchType); } // See if we can make some types more precise due to // a successful instanceof check in the source block. if (valueNumberDataflow != null) { tmpFact = handleInstanceOfBranch(fact, tmpFact, edge); } if (tmpFact != null) { fact = tmpFact; } } mergeInto(fact, result); }
Example 5
Source File: TypeAnalysis.java From spotbugs with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
/** * Based on the set of exceptions that can be thrown from the source basic * block, compute the set of exceptions that can propagate along given * exception edge. This method should be called for each outgoing exception * edge in sequence, so the caught exceptions can be removed from the thrown * exception set as needed. * * @param edge * the exception edge * @param thrownExceptionSet * current set of exceptions that can be thrown, taking earlier * (higher priority) exception edges into account * @return the set of exceptions that can propagate along this edge */ private ExceptionSet computeEdgeExceptionSet(Edge edge, ExceptionSet thrownExceptionSet) { if (thrownExceptionSet.isEmpty()) { return thrownExceptionSet; } ExceptionSet result = exceptionSetFactory.createExceptionSet(); if (edge.getType() == UNHANDLED_EXCEPTION_EDGE) { // The unhandled exception edge always comes // after all of the handled exception edges. result.addAll(thrownExceptionSet); thrownExceptionSet.clear(); return result; } BasicBlock handlerBlock = edge.getTarget(); CodeExceptionGen handler = handlerBlock.getExceptionGen(); ObjectType catchType = handler.getCatchType(); if (Hierarchy.isUniversalExceptionHandler(catchType)) { result.addAll(thrownExceptionSet); thrownExceptionSet.clear(); } else { // Go through the set of thrown exceptions. // Any that will DEFINITELY be caught be this handler, remove. // Any that MIGHT be caught, but won't definitely be caught, // remain. for (ExceptionSet.ThrownExceptionIterator i = thrownExceptionSet.iterator(); i.hasNext();) { // ThrownException thrownException = i.next(); ObjectType thrownType = i.next(); boolean explicit = i.isExplicit(); if (DEBUG) { System.out.println("\texception type " + thrownType + ", catch type " + catchType); } try { if (Hierarchy.isSubtype(thrownType, catchType)) { // Exception can be thrown along this edge result.add(thrownType, explicit); // And it will definitely be caught i.remove(); if (DEBUG) { System.out.println("\tException is subtype of catch type: " + "will definitely catch"); } } else if (Hierarchy.isSubtype(catchType, thrownType)) { // Exception possibly thrown along this edge result.add(thrownType, explicit); if (DEBUG) { System.out.println("\tException is supertype of catch type: " + "might catch"); } } } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) { // As a special case, if a class hierarchy lookup // fails, then we will conservatively assume that the // exception in question CAN, but WON'T NECESSARILY // be caught by the handler. AnalysisContext.reportMissingClass(e); result.add(thrownType, explicit); } } } return result; }