Adds helper function to determine if a function was generated by phasar #665
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During global analysis, phasar generates helper function to correctly handle global ctors/dtors and other global code fragments. With the new checking function, users can determine whether a given function was generated by phasar or not, e.g., for global analysis.
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In the course of this we should use consts instead of magic string literals. Somewhere we use them, somewhere we don't. I'm gonna make a commit in this branch to fix this. |
…tions of phasar's global ctor/dtor modelling
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@vulder @fabianbs96 could you have a look at the changes I just committed? |
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Looks good overall, let's merge this |
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During global analysis, phasar generates helper function to correctly handle global ctors/dtors and other global code fragments. With the new checking function, users can determine whether a given function was generated by phasar or not, e.g., for global analysis.