See https://github.com/angr/angr/pull/1092 for more details.
* The initial commit.
* Redo the lifting logic to avoid redundant IRSB copying.
* Move get_defaultexit_target() from Python to C to speed things up.
* Add a check to make sure LibVEX_Lift() does not return NULL.
* Implement IRSB.instruction_addresses.
* Implement IRSB.has_statements.
* Fix IRSB.addr.
* Fix a NULL-deref in pyvex.c.
* Postprocessor: Do not remove NoOp statements.
Otherwise it will cause a mismatch between statement indices and the
indices in IRSB.exit_statements (which are generated in PyVEX C).
* FixesPostProcessor: Get the IRSB address correctly.
* Remove NoOp statements in the C world.
* Restore the IRSB size calculation.
* Make sure exit_statements is not None before accessing.
* Enable tests for PyVEX itself.
* Implement ARM call jumpkind fixer in C for a better performance.
* Implement MIPS32 post-processing in C world.
* Add a missing undefine.
* Fix test.py.
* Add stddef.h to pyvex.c.
* Implement data reference collection in pyvex_c.
* Lint the code.
* Expose PyVEXError.
* More linting.
* oops
* Expose get_type_size and get_type_spec_size.
* Expose IRTypeEnv.
* Postprocessor: Support NeedStatementsNotification.
* Reorganize lifting/__init__.py.
* Remove the IRSB.addr property, replace with raw attribute
* Make check against MAX_DATA_REFS more explicit
* Move from data ref tuples to a DataRef class
* Lint block.py: Define data_refs and _instruction_addresses in __init__
* Make pyvex.lift positional arguments match pyvex.IRSB
* The kosher way to do this is .lift()
* Split pyvex.c into several smaller C files
(committing as fish to preserve authorship)
* Rename .lift to .lifting to avoid the lift() method shadowing the lift module.
* Tidy the code and make future development easier.
- Remove all absolute import of pyvex.
- Remove all absolute import of Python modules that should be relative
imports.
- Split lifting.__init__.py into separate files.
- Delay an import from angr to avoid circular import.
Kevin Phoenix