Use default handler for symbolic system call arguments #1785
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This will only be called when there is an implementation of the system call in the concrete Linux class and no implementation in the symbolic SLinux. The action is simply to concretize any found symbolic system call arguments. This should hopefully ease the use of Manticore when it encounters symbolic arguments to system calls that don't have specially implemented symbolic handling. A debug message is printed when this happens.
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This will only be called when there is an implementation of the system
call in the concrete Linux class and no implementation in the symbolic
SLinux.
The action is simply to concretize any found symbolic system call
arguments.
This should hopefully ease the use of Manticore when it encounters
symbolic arguments to system calls that don't have specially
implemented symbolic handling. A debug message is printed when this happens.