String obfuscation doesn't work with rust at the moment.
For simple string, the issue is that they don't end with a \0 byte and thus are filtered by the changes introduced in commit ddc0fec.
Strings used in format strings are encoded in a rust specific way, and they sometimes contains \0 and are thus filtered by the check at the start of encodeStringDataArray.
For examples, the following rust code:
use std::env::args;
fn main() {
print!("Hello, world1!");
print!("Hello, world2! {}", args().len());
print!("Hello, world3! {} abc", args().len());
print!("Hello, world4! {:?} def", args().len());
print!("Hello, world5! {:#?} ghi", args().len());
}Gives the following constants:
@alloc_061c499ced2e2808a8ca796c5b4da0a8 = private unnamed_addr constant [14 x i8] c"Hello, world1!", align 1
@alloc_2f3fcc85df179a05e7e9fbeacb04fa5a = private unnamed_addr constant [23 x i8] c"\0FHello, world2! \C0\04 abc\00", align 1
@alloc_aefc1c9b066e4226d1d0c77fd47abd63 = private unnamed_addr constant [23 x i8] c"\0FHello, world3! \C0\04 def\00", align 1
@alloc_860c3ba3831d241cd330fc03ee6a86ec = private unnamed_addr constant [27 x i8] c"\0FHello, world4! \C1 \00\80`\04 ghi\00", align 1
In this case both the first and last strings are not obfuscated.
I don't know if there is simple solution, but if there isn't, this should likely be documented in the README.
String obfuscation doesn't work with rust at the moment.
For simple string, the issue is that they don't end with a
\0byte and thus are filtered by the changes introduced in commit ddc0fec.Strings used in format strings are encoded in a rust specific way, and they sometimes contains
\0and are thus filtered by the check at the start ofencodeStringDataArray.For examples, the following rust code:
Gives the following constants:
In this case both the first and last strings are not obfuscated.
I don't know if there is simple solution, but if there isn't, this should likely be documented in the README.