Package edu.cmu.cs.fusion.constraint.operations

Examples of edu.cmu.cs.fusion.constraint.operations.ConstructorOp


     
      for (int ndx = 0; ndx < paramTypes.length; ndx++) {
        paramTypes[ndx] = Utilities.resolveType(contextType, Signature.toString(method.getParameterTypes()[ndx]));
        opParams[ndx] = new SpecVar(method.getParameterNames()[ndx]);
      }
      op = new ConstructorOp(type, opParams, paramTypes);
   
    }
    else {
      IType contextType = method.getDeclaringType();
      String methodName = method.getElementName();
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    AliasDelta expected = new AliasDelta();
    expected.addChange(instr.getTarget(), labels[3]);
    expected.addChange(instr.getArgOperands().get(0), labels[5])
   
    Operation op = new ConstructorOp("Foo", new SpecVar[] {utils.getVar(0)}, new String[] {"Bar"});
    List<Effect> effects = new LinkedList<Effect>();
    effects.add(RelEffect.createRemoveEffect(utils.getRelation(1), new SpecVar[] {utils.getVar(0), utils.getVar(0)}));
    effects.add(RelEffect.createAddEffect(utils.getRelation(0), new SpecVar[] {Constraint.RESULT, utils.getVar(0)}));
   
    Constraint cons = new Constraint("", op, new TruePredicate(), new TruePredicate(), new TruePredicate(), effects);
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