Add LoadedApk callers to deoptimize list#414
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This commit attempts to resolve an issue reported by users on recent OnePlus software updates where LSPosed modules are no longer able to hook the `Application#attach` method. The prevailing theory is that the Android Runtime (ART) on these devices has become more aggressive with method inlining. This optimization can cause the relatively small `Application#attach` method to be directly embedded into its calling methods, which makes it invisible to the hooking framework. This approach is adapted from a reportedly successful commit in a community fork (LSPosed-Irena). It identifies `makeApplication` and `makeApplicationInner` within the `android.app.LoadedApk` class as the key callers to deoptimize. By adding these methods to the `BOOT_IMAGE` list, the goal is to prevent ART from inlining them, thus preserving `Application#attach` as a distinct and hookable method. Co-authored-by: Irena <140869597+re-zero001@users.noreply.github.com>
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To verify the inlining status of methods after OAT, we check the output of the following command: For example, the following section implies that |
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See JingMatrix/Vector#414 for details Close #52 as fixed. Also update few gradle dependencies.
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See JingMatrix/Vector#414 for details Close #52 as fixed. Also update few gradle dependencies.
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This commit attempts to resolve an issue reported by users on recent OnePlus software updates where LSPosed modules are no longer able to hook the `Application#attach` method. Android Runtime (ART) on these devices has become more aggressive with method inlining. This optimization can cause the relatively small `Application#attach` method to be directly embedded into its (indirect) calling methods, which makes it invisible to the hooking framework. This approach is adapted from a reportedly successful commit in a community fork (LSPosed-Irena). It identifies `makeApplication` and `makeApplicationInner` within the `android.app.LoadedApk` class as the key callers to deoptimize. By adding these methods to the `BOOT_IMAGE` list, the goal is to prevent ART from inlining them, thus preserving `Application#attach` as a distinct and hookable method. Co-authored-by: Irena <140869597+re-zero001@users.noreply.github.com>
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This commit attempts to resolve an issue reported by users on recent OnePlus software updates where LSPosed modules are no longer able to hook the
Application#attachmethod.The prevailing theory is that the Android Runtime (ART) on these devices has become more aggressive with method inlining. This optimization can cause the relatively small
Application#attachmethod to be directly embedded into its calling methods, which makes it invisible to the hooking framework.This approach is adapted from a reportedly successful commit in a community fork (LSPosed-Irena). It identifies
makeApplicationandmakeApplicationInnerwithin theandroid.app.LoadedApkclass as the key callers to deoptimize. By adding these methods to theBOOT_IMAGElist, the goal is to prevent ART from inlining them, thus preservingApplication#attachas a distinct and hookable method.