maltek
maltek
Following up to a private email conversation with @lge.
Hi, I've been dealing with some privileged code lately that needs to do e.g. `chown` on paths owned by arbitrary users. There, the most sensible way to deal with symlinks...
Most apps have already updated to Swift 4.1, so it's getting a bit more urgent. (See also #10.)
We can scrape witness tables to find *some* methods. Where available (e.g. stdlib), we can of course also use the mangled symbol names. As a last resort, we'll need an...
At some point, we also want to be able to call Swift functions. I guess that means for every unique function signature, we need to dynamically generate a wrapper function...
Right now, only metadata for public types is found. Since those `Metadata*` are also required for passing around values of private types, metadata for those types also must be embedded...
We want a wrapper around `Interceptor.attach` that's given the type signature of the hooked function and provides the installed hooks with the nice high-level proxies from #1 for parameters and...
```php function test($param = new Foo) {} ``` currently there's no way to see that `$param` has a default value `new Foo`. I don't think we currently have the concept...
I'll use this issue as a tracker bug for simpler issues. I might add more things as I come across them. - [x] identifiers for `self` parameters are missing REF...