static int load(RBinFile *arch) {
struct r_bin_java_obj_t* bin_obj = NULL;
int result = R_FALSE;
bin_obj = r_bin_java_new_buf (arch->buf, arch->o->loadaddr, arch->o->kv);
if (bin_obj) {
if (arch->o->kv == NULL) arch->o->kv = bin_obj->kv;
arch->o->bin_obj = bin_obj;
bin_obj->AllJavaBinObjs = DB;
// XXX - /\ this is a hack, but (one way but) necessary to get access to
// the object addrs from anal. If only global variables are used,
// they get "lost" somehow after they are initialized and go out of
// scope.
//
// There are several points of indirection, but here is the gist:
// 1) RAnal->(through RBinBind) RBin->RBinJavaObj->DB
//
// The purpose is to ensure that information about a give class file
// can be grabbed at any time from RAnal. This was tried with global
// variables, but failed when attempting to access the DB
// in the class.c scope. Once DB was moved here, it is initialized
// once here and assigned to each of the other RBinJavaObjs.
//
// Now, the RAnal component of radare can get to each of the
// RBinJavaObjs for analysing functions and dependencies using an Sdb.
add_bin_obj_to_sdb (bin_obj);
if (arch->file)
bin_obj->file = strdup (arch->file);
result = R_TRUE;
}
return result;
}
static void * load_bytes(const ut8 *buf, ut64 sz, ut64 loadaddr, Sdb *sdb){
void *res = NULL;
RBuffer *tbuf = NULL;
struct r_bin_java_obj_t* bin_obj = NULL;
if (!buf || sz == 0 || sz == UT64_MAX) return NULL;
tbuf = r_buf_new();
r_buf_set_bytes (tbuf, buf, sz);
res = bin_obj = r_bin_java_new_buf (tbuf, loadaddr, sdb);
add_bin_obj_to_sdb (bin_obj);
r_buf_free (tbuf);
return res;
}
static void *load_bytes(RBinFile *bf, const ut8 *buf, ut64 sz, ut64 loadaddr, Sdb *sdb){
struct r_bin_java_obj_t *bin_obj = NULL;
RBuffer *tbuf = NULL;
void *res = NULL;
if (!buf || sz == 0 || sz == UT64_MAX) {
return NULL;
}
tbuf = r_buf_new ();
r_buf_set_bytes (tbuf, buf, sz);
res = bin_obj = r_bin_java_new_buf (tbuf, loadaddr, sdb);
add_bin_obj_to_sdb (bin_obj);
if (bf && bf->file) {
bin_obj->file = strdup (bf->file);
}
r_buf_free (tbuf);
return res;
}
static bool load(RBinFile *bf) {
int result = false;
const ut8 *bytes = bf? r_buf_buffer (bf->buf): NULL;
ut64 sz = bf? r_buf_size (bf->buf): 0;
struct r_bin_java_obj_t *bin_obj = NULL;
if (!bf || !bf->o) {
return false;
}
bin_obj = load_bytes (bf, bytes, sz, bf->o->loadaddr, bf->sdb);
if (bin_obj) {
if (!bf->o->kv) {
bf->o->kv = bin_obj->kv;
}
bf->o->bin_obj = bin_obj;
bin_obj->AllJavaBinObjs = DB;
// XXX - /\ this is a hack, but (one way but) necessary to get access to
// the object addrs from anal. If only global variables are used,
// they get "lost" somehow after they are initialized and go out of
// scope.
//
// There are several points of indirection, but here is the gist:
// 1) RAnal->(through RBinBind) RBin->RBinJavaObj->DB
//
// The purpose is to ensure that information about a give class file
// can be grabbed at any time from RAnal. This was tried with global
// variables, but failed when attempting to access the DB
// in the class.c scope. Once DB was moved here, it is initialized
// once here and assigned to each of the other RBinJavaObjs.
//
// Now, the RAnal component of radare can get to each of the
// RBinJavaObjs for analysing functions and dependencies using an Sdb.
add_bin_obj_to_sdb (bin_obj);
if (bf->file) {
bin_obj->file = strdup (bf->file);
}
result = true;
}
return result;
}
