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Fixes https://github.com/Vector35/binaryninja-api/issues/6561
- Also tightens the SharedCache class to move only, to prevent accidental copies.
- Also removes some extra copies in FFI when should pass by ref
- Also adds `get_symbol_with_name` to python API
The current named symbol map is populated in a worker thread spawned in the view init. This is because populating the map can take about 1 second.
If we are fine with another 1 second added to the view init time then we can add it serially but I don't think this way is _that_ bad, no analysis consults
this, however a user might add a workflow that would be racing this. So we need to add a mutex.
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In absence of a better name, this commit refactors the shared cache code.
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binaryninja.sharedcache automatically
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Split out from https://github.com/WeiN76LQh/binaryninja-api/tree/process-local-symbols
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A problem with processing Objective-C sections at the time a library is loaded is that some of the references within those sections may refer to unload sections. This results in things like selectors not being correctly typed and named.
This commit provides a way for users to manually trigger Objective-C parsing against sections for a specific library or all libraries, via the API. Combined with the previous commit a user can use the API to batch load a number of libraries and skip Objective-C processing for each one and then run it across the entire of the DSC once they are all loaded.
Further improvement would be to provide a way to trigger Objective-C processing through the UI.
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library
This is useful when batch loading libraries to avoid extra processing (once the next commit has landed).
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robust system for out-of-date databases
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This is an early release of our DSC processing plugin. We're still hard at work improving this feature. You should be able to just drop in a dyld_shared_cache and use the 'Shared Cache Triage' view to load and analyze images.
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