APISet

A APISet integrates classic set operations with advanced features. It allows functions to be applied to all elements, enables set refinement using the filter() function, and includes a fallback mechanism to ensure default behavior when no transformations or filtering are applied.

APISet Functionality

A APISet supports all classic set operations, such as union (|), intersection (&), difference (-), and symmetric difference (^). Additionally, it supports membership tests and other set-based operations. Functions called on the set are applied to every element, resulting in a new APISet with the processed data.

The filter() Function

The filter() function uses a predicate to evaluate each element of the APISet. Elements where the predicate returns true are retained, while others are excluded, allowing precise control over the final set content.

Flattening

When a function returns another APISet, the results are flattened into a single, unified APISet. This ensures a consistent set structure, simplifying further processing and analysis

Functions that return APIList

• instruction.backward_df()

• instruction.forward_df()

• instruction.extended_next_instructions()

• instruction.extended_previous_instructions()

• instruction.next_instructions()

• instruction.previous_instruction()

• instruction.previous_instructions()