#include "javaclass.h"

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Functions
char	checkMethodAccessFlags (JavaClass *jc, uint16_t acessFlags)
	Checks whether the "accessFlags" parameter has a valid combination of method flags. More...

char	checkFieldAccessFlags (JavaClass *jc, uint16_t acessFlags)
	Checks whether the "accessFlags" parameter has a valid combination of field flags. More...

char	checkClassIndexAndAccessFlags (JavaClass *jc)
	Verifies the class indexes and access flags. More...

char	checkClassNameFileNameMatch (JavaClass jc, const char classFilePath)
	Checks whether the name of the class pointed by "thisClass" is the same name as the class file. More...

char	isValidJavaIdentifier (uint8_t *utf8_bytes, int32_t utf8_len, uint8_t isClassIdentifier)
	Checks whether the UTF-8 stream is a valid Java Identifier. More...

char	isValidNameIndex (JavaClass *jc, uint16_t name_index, uint8_t isClassIdentifier)
	Identifies if a name index in JavaClass is valid. More...

char	isValidMethodNameIndex (JavaClass *jc, uint16_t name_index)
	checks if the name index points to a valid UTF-8 and is a valid java identifier. More...

char	checkConstantPoolValidity (JavaClass *jc)
	Iterates over the constant pool looking for inconsistencies in it. More...

Function Documentation

§ checkClassIndexAndAccessFlags()

char checkClassIndexAndAccessFlags ( JavaClass * jc )

Verifies the class indexes and access flags.

Checks whether the accessFlags from the class file is a valid combination of class flags. This function also checks if "thisClass" and "superClass" points to valid class indexes.

Parameters

JavaClass* jc - pointer to the class to be checked

Returns: In case of issues, jc->status is changed, and the function returns 0. Otherwise, nothing is changed with jc, and the return value is 1. This function also

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§ checkClassNameFileNameMatch()

char checkClassNameFileNameMatch	(	JavaClass *	jc,
		const char *	classFilePath
	)

Checks whether the name of the class pointed by "thisClass" is the same name as the class file.

This function also checks if the folder location match with the class package.

Parameters

JavaClass* jc - pointer to the class holding the constant pool

Returns: If there is a mismatch, the function returns 0. Otherwise, the return value is 1.

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§ checkConstantPoolValidity()

char checkConstantPoolValidity ( JavaClass * jc )

Iterates over the constant pool looking for inconsistencies in it.

Parameters

JavaClass* jc - pointer to the javaClass holding the constant pool to be checked.

Returns: If no error is encountered, the function returns 1. In case of failures, the function will set jc->status accordingly and will return 0.

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§ checkFieldAccessFlags()

char checkFieldAccessFlags	(	JavaClass *	jc,
		uint16_t	accessFlags
	)

Checks whether the "accessFlags" parameter has a valid combination of field flags.

The following status can be set by calling this function:

USE_OF_RESERVED_FIELD_ACCESS_FLAGS
INVALID_ACCESS_FLAGS

Parameters

JavaClass*	jc - pointer to the class containing the field
uint16_t	accessFlags - field flags to be checked

Returns: In case of issues, jc->status is changed, and the function returns 0. Otherwise, nothing is changed with jc, and the return value is 1.

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§ checkMethodAccessFlags()

char checkMethodAccessFlags	(	JavaClass *	jc,
		uint16_t	accessFlags
	)

Checks whether the "accessFlags" parameter has a valid combination of method flags.

The following status can be set by calling this function:

USE_OF_RESERVED_METHOD_ACCESS_FLAGS
INVALID_ACCESS_FLAGS

Parameters

JavaClass*	jc - pointer to the class containing the method
uint16_t	accessFlags - method flags to be checked

Returns: In case of issues, jc->status is changed, and the function returns 0. Otherwise, nothing is changed with jc, and the return value is 1.

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§ isValidJavaIdentifier()

char isValidJavaIdentifier	(	uint8_t *	utf8_bytes,
		int32_t	utf8_len,
		uint8_t	isClassIdentifier
	)

Checks whether the UTF-8 stream is a valid Java Identifier.

A java identifer (class name, variable name, etc) must start with underscore, dollar sign or letter, and could finish with numbers, letters, dollar sign or underscore.

Parameters

uint8_t*	utf8_bytes - pointer to the sequence of bytes that identify the class name
int32_t	utf8_len - legth of class name
uint8_t	isClassIdentifier - if set to anything but zero, then this function will accept slashes (/) as valid characters for identifiers. Classes have their full path separated by slashes, so this must be set to any value other than zero to check classes.

Returns: The function returns 1 if it the string is indeed a valid Java Identifier, otherwise zero.

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§ isValidMethodNameIndex()

char isValidMethodNameIndex	(	JavaClass *	jc,
		uint16_t	name_index
	)

checks if the name index points to a valid UTF-8 and is a valid java identifier.

The difference between this function and isValidNameIndex() is that this function accepts "<init>" and "<clinit>" as valid names for methods, whereas isValidNameIndex() (when consenquently calling isValidJavaIdentifier()) wouldn't accept those names as valid.

Parameters

JavaClass*	jc - pointer to the class holding the constant pool
uint16_t	name_index - name_index to be check

Returns: Returns 1 if "name_index" points to a valid UTF-8 and is a valid java identifier. Returns 0 otherwise.

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§ isValidNameIndex()

char isValidNameIndex	(	JavaClass *	jc,
		uint16_t	name_index,
		uint8_t	isClassIdentifier
	)

Identifies if a name index in JavaClass is valid.

Parameters

JavaClass*	jc - pointer to the class holding the constant pool
uint8_t	isClassIdentifier - if set to zero, will not accept slashes (/) as valid identifier characters. If "isClassIdentifier" is different than zero, then classes with slashes in its name like "java/io/Stream" will be accepted as valid names.
uint16_t	name_index - name_index to be checked.

Returns: Returns 1 if "name_index" points to a valid UTF-8 and is a valid java identifier. Returns 0 otherwise.

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Functions

Function Documentation

§ checkClassIndexAndAccessFlags()

§ checkClassNameFileNameMatch()

§ checkConstantPoolValidity()

§ checkFieldAccessFlags()

§ checkMethodAccessFlags()

§ isValidJavaIdentifier()

§ isValidMethodNameIndex()

§ isValidNameIndex()