public
class
DFAUtil
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| ↳ | com.pnfsoftware.jeb.core.units.code.DFAUtil |
Class Overview
Utility routines for Data Flow Analysis objects (see IDFA and its implementation
DFA4).
Summary
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| static <T extends Number> String |
formatChain(IDFA<?> dfa, Map<Integer, Collection<T>> chain)
Format a data chain as:
(regId)={pos0, pos1, ...} ... | ||||||||||
| static <T extends Number> String | formatVars(IDFA<?> dfa, Collection<Integer> vars, boolean reorder) | ||||||||||
| static <T extends Number> String | formatVars(IDFA<?> dfa, Collection<Integer> vars) | ||||||||||
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Public Constructors
public DFAUtil ()
Public Methods
public static String formatChain (IDFA<?> dfa, Map<Integer, Collection<T>> chain)
Format a data chain as: (regId)={pos0, pos1, ...} .... The ids are naturally
ordered. Positions for each id are also naturally ordered. Consequently, performing chain
comparison using string comparison on the rendered chain is a viable solution.
Parameters
| chain | chain |
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Returns
- formatted chain