Static analysis requires the full knowledge of the overall program structure. The structure of a program can be represented by a Control Flow Graph (CFG) where vertices are basic blocks (BB) and edges represent the control flow between the BB. To construct a full CFG, all the BB as well as all of their possible targets addresses must be found. In this paper, we present a method to resolve dynamic branches, that identifies the target addresses of BB created due to the switch-cases and calls on function pointers. We also implemented a slicing method to speed up the overall analysis which makes our approach applicable on large and realistic real-time programs
The dynamic evaluation of parallelizing compilers and the programs to which they are applied is a fi...
Real-time systems have to complete their actions w.r.t. given timing constraints. In order to valida...
Irregular control-flow structures like deeply nested conditional branches are common in real-world s...
International audienceStatic analysis requires the full knowledge of the overall program structure. ...
A new technique for performing static analysis of programs that contain unconstrained pointers is pr...
Many static analyses aim at assigning to each control point of a program an invariant property that ...
Binary code analysis has attracted much attention. The difficulty lies in constructing a Control Flo...
This dissertation is concerned with static analysis of binary executables in a theoretically well-fo...
This paper presents the description of a possible way to build the universal linearized control flow...
Dynamic optimizers for object-oriented languages collect a variety of profile data to drive optimiza...
An operational data flow analysis framework for tracking controlling expressions of conditional bran...
Different program slicing methods are used for debugging, testing, reverse engineering and maintenan...
To achieve highly accurate branch prediction, it is necessary not only to allocate more resources to...
Data flow analysis (DFA) is an important verification technique that computes the effect of data val...
Abstract:- Program slicing is the task of finding all statements in a program that directly, or indi...
The dynamic evaluation of parallelizing compilers and the programs to which they are applied is a fi...
Real-time systems have to complete their actions w.r.t. given timing constraints. In order to valida...
Irregular control-flow structures like deeply nested conditional branches are common in real-world s...
International audienceStatic analysis requires the full knowledge of the overall program structure. ...
A new technique for performing static analysis of programs that contain unconstrained pointers is pr...
Many static analyses aim at assigning to each control point of a program an invariant property that ...
Binary code analysis has attracted much attention. The difficulty lies in constructing a Control Flo...
This dissertation is concerned with static analysis of binary executables in a theoretically well-fo...
This paper presents the description of a possible way to build the universal linearized control flow...
Dynamic optimizers for object-oriented languages collect a variety of profile data to drive optimiza...
An operational data flow analysis framework for tracking controlling expressions of conditional bran...
Different program slicing methods are used for debugging, testing, reverse engineering and maintenan...
To achieve highly accurate branch prediction, it is necessary not only to allocate more resources to...
Data flow analysis (DFA) is an important verification technique that computes the effect of data val...
Abstract:- Program slicing is the task of finding all statements in a program that directly, or indi...
The dynamic evaluation of parallelizing compilers and the programs to which they are applied is a fi...
Real-time systems have to complete their actions w.r.t. given timing constraints. In order to valida...
Irregular control-flow structures like deeply nested conditional branches are common in real-world s...