Enhancements and Fixes in .NET Analysis, Error Handling, and Feature Extraction #6
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This PR encompasses a series of targeted improvements and fixes aimed at enhancing the robustness, accuracy, and user experience of our .NET analysis framework. Below is a summary of the key changes included:
Key Improvements
.NET Analysis
parking_lot
forRwLock
, enhancing concurrency control throughout the codebase.Error Handling and Feature Extraction
RuleFeatureType::Namespace
, correcting inaccuracies in feature categorization.Optimization and Refactoring
carve_pe
withfind_embedded_pe_headers
, streamlining the extraction process.StringFeature
and updatedextract_insn_api_features
to includeApiFeature
split by::
, broadening the analysis scope.Code Quality
parse_operand_to_number
for more efficient number parsing from instruction operands.Impact
These changes are expected to significantly improve the framework's usability, accuracy, and performance. They address known issues, introduce new capabilities, and set the stage for future enhancements.
Testing
Comprehensive testing has been conducted to validate these changes. All modifications have been carefully reviewed to ensure they do not introduce regressions or adversely affect existing functionalities.
Feel free to provide feedback or ask for further clarifications on any of the changes introduced in this PR.