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For long time ago, we introduced the new CrySL syntax element „elements“ which gets an array object as parameter. In following, we can see an example :
SPEC javax.net.ssl.SSLParameters
OBJECTS
Java.lang.String[] protocols;
EVENTS
…
ORDER
…
CONSTRAINTS
elements(protocols) in {„TLSv1.2“, „TLSv1.1“};
…
Currently, the analysis is not able to process the syntax element.
I don’t know if it matter but we figured out that Boomerang defines the allocation site of an array as a newarray statement. The individual elements of the array will be defined after the newarray statement.
- Added a boomerang query to find the points to information of the call site parameters. For each of the array parameters, its constants are found by traversing through the jimple method body.
- Added a headless test for SSLParameters.
For long time ago, we introduced the new CrySL syntax element „elements“ which gets an array object as parameter. In following, we can see an example :
Currently, the analysis is not able to process the syntax element.
I don’t know if it matter but we figured out that Boomerang defines the allocation site of an array as a newarray statement. The individual elements of the array will be defined after the newarray statement.
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