Description

Type of symbolic expression.

Definition at line 225 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

#include <Rose/BinaryAnalysis/SymbolicExpression.h>

Public Types
enum	TypeClass { INTEGER, FP, MEMORY, INVALID }
	Type class. More...

Public Member Functions
	Type ()
	Create an invalid, empty type. More...

bool	isValid () const
	Check whether this object is valid. More...

TypeClass	typeClass () const
	Property: Type class. More...

size_t	nBits () const
	Property: Total width of values. More...

size_t	addressWidth () const
	Property: Width of memory addresses. More...

size_t	exponentWidth () const
	Property: Exponent width. More...

size_t	significandWidth () const
	Property: Significand width. More...

bool	operator< (const Type &other) const
	Type comparison. More...

void	print (std::ostream &, TypeStyle::Flag style=TypeStyle::FULL) const
	Print the type. More...

std::string	toString (TypeStyle::Flag style=TypeStyle::FULL) const
	Print the type to a string. More...


bool	operator== (const Type &other) const
	Type equality. More...

bool	operator!= (const Type &other) const
	Type equality. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static Type	none ()
	Create no type. More...

static Type	integer (size_t nBits)
	Create a new integer type. More...

static Type	memory (size_t addressWidth, size_t valueWidth)
	Create a new memory type. More...

static Type	floatingPoint (size_t exponentWidth, size_t significandWidth)
	Create a new floating-point type. More...

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::TypeClass

Type class.

Enumerator
INTEGER	Integer type.
FP	Floating-point type.
MEMORY	Memory type.
INVALID	Default constructed.

Definition at line 228 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::Type ( )

inline

Create an invalid, empty type.

This is used mainly for default arguments.

Definition at line 266 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References INVALID, nBits(), and typeClass().

Referenced by floatingPoint(), integer(), memory(), and none().

Member Function Documentation

static Type Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::none ( )

inlinestatic

Create no type.

This is the same as a default constructor, but somewhat more self-documenting.

Definition at line 285 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References Type().

static Type Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::integer ( size_t nBits )

inlinestatic

Create a new integer type.

This is an integer type whose size is specified in bits. Whether an integer is signed is determined by the context in which it's used. For instance, unsigned less-than operation will interpret its arguments as unsigned integers, whereas a signed less-than operation will interpret its arguments as 2's complement signed integers.

Definition at line 294 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References INTEGER, and Type().

static Type Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::memory	(	size_t	addressWidth,
		size_t	valueWidth
	)

inlinestatic

Create a new memory type.

A memory type has an address width and a value width. The value width is the size of the value stored at each address.

Definition at line 301 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References MEMORY, and Type().

static Type Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::floatingPoint	(	size_t	exponentWidth,
		size_t	significandWidth
	)

inlinestatic

Create a new floating-point type.

A floating point type describes an IEEE-754 style of value and is parameterized by two properties: the width of the exponent field, and the width of the significand field including the implied bit. The actual storage size of the floating point value is the sum of these two widths since although the implied bit is not stored, a sign bit is stored. Due to limitations of SMT-LIB, ROSE's symbolic layer doesn't handle all IEEE-754 floating-point types. In particular, the symbolic layer supports only binary formats and uses the implied bit convention for the integer part of the significand. Gradual underflow capability (i.e., denormalized significands) is assumed.

Definition at line 313 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References FP, and Type().

bool Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::isValid ( ) const

inline

Check whether this object is valid.

A default constructed type is invalid.

Definition at line 320 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References INVALID, and typeClass().

TypeClass Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::typeClass ( ) const

inline

Property: Type class.

The type class specifies whether this is an integer type, a floating-point type, or a memory type.

Definition at line 327 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

Referenced by addressWidth(), exponentWidth(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::isFloatingPointExpr(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Leaf::isFloatingPointVariable(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::isIntegerExpr(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Leaf::isIntegerVariable(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::isMemoryExpr(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Leaf::isMemoryVariable(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::isScalar(), isValid(), significandWidth(), and Type().

size_t Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::nBits ( ) const

inline

Property: Total width of values.

This is the total width in bits of the values represented by this type. For memory types, it's the width of the value stored at each address.

Definition at line 335 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

Referenced by Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::nBits(), significandWidth(), Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpressionParser::Token::Token(), and Type().

size_t Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::addressWidth ( ) const

inline

Property: Width of memory addresses.

Returns the width in bits of each memory address for a memory type. This should only be invoked on types for which typeClass returns MEMORY.

Definition at line 343 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References MEMORY, and typeClass().

Referenced by Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Node::domainWidth().

size_t Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::exponentWidth ( ) const

inline

Property: Exponent width.

Returns the width in bits of the exponent for floating-point types. This should only be invoked on types for which typeClass returns FP.

Definition at line 352 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References FP, and typeClass().

Referenced by significandWidth().

size_t Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::significandWidth ( ) const

inline

Property: Significand width.

Returns the logical width in bits of the significand for floating-point types, which includes the implied bit. The actual storage size of the significand is one bit fewer. This should only be invoked on types for which typeClass returns FP.

Definition at line 362 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

References exponentWidth(), FP, nBits(), and typeClass().

bool Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::operator== ( const Type & other ) const

inline

Type equality.

Types are equivalent if they have the same class and sizes.

Definition at line 373 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

bool Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::operator!= ( const Type & other ) const

inline

Type equality.

Types are equivalent if they have the same class and sizes.

Definition at line 376 of file SymbolicExpression.h.

bool Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::operator< ( const Type & other ) const

Type comparison.

void Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::print	(	std::ostream &	,
		TypeStyle::Flag	style = `TypeStyle::FULL`
	)		const

Print the type.

std::string Rose::BinaryAnalysis::SymbolicExpression::Type::toString ( TypeStyle::Flag style = TypeStyle::FULL ) const

Print the type to a string.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

SymbolicExpression.h

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