Ghidra Decompiler Analysis Engine
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A low-level representation of a single pcode operation. More...
#include <pcoderaw.hh>
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void | setBehavior (OpBehavior *be) |
Set the opcode for this op. More... | |
OpBehavior * | getBehavior (void) const |
Retrieve the behavior for this op. More... | |
OpCode | getOpcode (void) const |
Get the opcode for this op. More... | |
void | setSeqNum (const Address &a, uintm b) |
Set the sequence number. More... | |
const SeqNum & | getSeqNum (void) const |
Retrieve the sequence number. More... | |
const Address & | getAddr (void) const |
Get address of this operation. More... | |
void | setOutput (VarnodeData *o) |
Set the output varnode for this op. More... | |
VarnodeData * | getOutput (void) const |
Retrieve the output varnode for this op. More... | |
void | addInput (VarnodeData *i) |
Add an additional input varnode to this op. More... | |
void | clearInputs (void) |
Remove all input varnodes to this op. More... | |
int4 | numInput (void) const |
Get the number of input varnodes to this op. More... | |
VarnodeData * | getInput (int4 i) const |
Get the i-th input varnode for this op. More... | |
A low-level representation of a single pcode operation.
This is just the minimum amount of data to represent a pcode operation An opcode, sequence number, optional output varnode and input varnodes
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Add an additional input varnode to this op.
A PcodeOpRaw is initially created with no input varnodes. Inputs are added with this method. Varnodes are added in order, so the first addInput call creates input 0, for example.
i | is the varnode to be added as input |
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Remove all input varnodes to this op.
If the inputs to a pcode operation need to be changed, this routine clears the existing inputs so new ones can be added.
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Get address of this operation.
This is a convenience function to get the address of the machine instruction (of which this pcode op is a translation)
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Retrieve the behavior for this op.
Get the underlying behavior object for this pcode operation. From this object you can determine how the object evaluates inputs to get the output
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Get the i-th input varnode for this op.
Input varnodes are indexed starting at 0. This retrieves the input varnode by index. The index must be in range, or unpredicatable behavior will result. Use the numInput method to get the number of inputs.
i | is the index of the desired input |
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Get the opcode for this op.
The possible types of pcode operations are enumerated by OpCode This routine retrieves the enumeration value for this particular op
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Retrieve the output varnode for this op.
Most pcode operations have an output varnode. This routine retrieves that varnode.
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Retrieve the sequence number.
Every pcode operation has a sequence number which associates the operation with the address of the machine instruction being translated and an index number for this operation within the translation.
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Get the number of input varnodes to this op.
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Set the opcode for this op.
The core behavior for this operation is controlled by an OpBehavior object which knows how output is determined given inputs. This routine sets that object
be | is the behavior object |
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Set the output varnode for this op.
Most pcode operations output to a varnode. This routine sets what that varnode is.
o | is the varnode to set as output |
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Set the sequence number.
Every pcode operation has a sequence number which associates the operation with the address of the machine instruction being translated and an order number which provides an index for this particular operation within the entire translation of the machine instruction
a | is the instruction address |
b | is the order number |