Use gsl::narrow in asm_marshal.cpp #712
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Signed-off-by: Elazar Gershuni <[email protected]>
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src/crab_utils/graph_ops.hpp (1)
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1-1024: Consider the wider impact of this change on theselect_potentialsfunction.While the change is minimal, it's important to note that this file is complex and contains many interconnected functions and classes. The
select_potentialsfunction, in particular, is crucial for computing valid potentials in the graph.The modification of the loop variable might have subtle effects on the function's behavior, especially if the original intention was to perform some operation for each vertex in the SCC. It's recommended to:
- Thoroughly test the
select_potentialsfunction to ensure it still behaves as expected after this change.- Review the function's documentation (if available) to confirm that the current implementation still aligns with its intended purpose.
- Consider adding comments explaining the purpose of this loop if it's determined to be necessary.
Given the complexity of this file, it might be beneficial to:
- Break down large functions like
select_potentialsinto smaller, more manageable pieces.- Add more inline documentation explaining the purpose and logic of complex algorithms.
- Consider creating separate files for different graph operations to improve maintainability.
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src/crab_utils/stats.cpp (1)
33-34: 💡 Codebase verification
⚠️ Potential issueApprove the use of
static_cast, but address typos and implementgsl::narrow.The change from C-style casts to
static_castimproves type safety. However, please address the following:
- Typo Correction: Update
uint64_touint64_tto fix the type name.- Implement
gsl::narrow: The PR objective specifies usinggsl::narrow, which has not been applied in this change. Please incorporategsl::narrowas intended.uint64_t total_us = - ((static_cast<uint64_>(user_time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) | static_cast<uint64_>(user_time.dwLowDateTime)) / 10; + ((gsl::narrow<uint64_t>(user_time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) | gsl::narrow<uint64_t>(user_time.dwLowDateTime)) / 10;🔗 Analysis chain
Approve the use of
static_cast, but address typos and PR objective.The change from C-style casts to
static_castis a good improvement for type safety. However, there are a few points to address:
- There's a typo in the type name:
uint64_should beuint64_t.- The PR objective mentions using
gsl::narrow, but it's not implemented in this change.Please apply this diff to fix the typo:
uint64_t total_us = - ((static_cast<uint64_>(user_time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) | static_cast<uint64_>(user_time.dwLowDateTime)) / 10; + ((static_cast<uint64_t>(user_time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) | static_cast<uint64_t>(user_time.dwLowDateTime)) / 10;Regarding the PR objective, let's verify if
gsl::narrowis used elsewhere in the codebase:If
gsl::narrowis not used, consider implementing it as per the PR objective. Would you like assistance in implementinggsl::narrowfor this case?🏁 Scripts executed
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src/asm_marshal.cpp (1)
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⚠️ Potential issueEnsure Exception Safety When Using
gsl::narrowThe use of
gsl::narrow<uint8_t>enhances type safety by checking for possible data loss during conversion. However, be aware thatgsl::narrowmay throw an exception (narrowing_error) if the value cannot be represented in the target type. Ensure that the values passed are within the valid range ofuint8_tto prevent unexpected exceptions.
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- src/asm_marshal.cpp (15 hunks)
- src/asm_ostream.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/crab_utils/graph_ops.hpp (1 hunks)
- src/crab_utils/num_safeint.hpp (1 hunks)
- src/crab_utils/stats.cpp (1 hunks)
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src/crab_utils/stats.cpp (1)
33-34: Excellent use ofstatic_castfor improved type safetyThe replacement of C-style casts with
static_castis a positive change that enhances type safety without altering the functionality. This modification aligns with modern C++ best practices and makes the code more explicit about its type conversion intentions.While it slightly increases verbosity, the trade-off for improved safety is worthwhile. Good job on this improvement!
src/crab_utils/num_safeint.hpp (4)
72-72: LGTM: Improved initialization syntaxThe change to brace initialization
{}from parentheses()is a good practice in modern C++. While both forms are equivalent for initializing an integer, brace initialization is generally preferred as it prevents narrowing conversions in other contexts and provides a more consistent syntax across different initialization scenarios.
74-74: LGTM: Consistent use of brace initializationThe change to brace initialization for the single-argument constructor is consistent with the modification made to the default constructor. This maintains a uniform initialization style throughout the class, improving readability and adhering to modern C++ best practices.
78-78: LGTM: Simplified conversion operatorThe simplification of the
int64_tconversion operator is a good change. Sincem_numis already of typeint64_t, the explicit cast was redundant. The new implementation is cleaner and more straightforward without changing the behavior. This change reduces code clutter and improves readability.
72-78: Summary: Improved initialization practices with a note on conversion safetyThe changes in this file consistently apply modern C++ practices by using brace initialization across all constructors. This improves code consistency and adheres to current C++ standards. The simplification of the
int64_tconversion operator is also a positive change.However, it's important to verify the safety of the narrowing conversion in the
number_tconstructor. While the use ofnarrow<int64_t>()suggests that this is being handled, it would be beneficial to confirm that proper overflow checks are in place.Overall, these changes represent a step towards more modern and consistent C++ code.
src/asm_ostream.cpp (1)
123-123: Improved initialization syntaxThe change from
static_cast<Value>(Imm{0})toValue{Imm{0}}is a good improvement. It uses direct initialization, which is more idiomatic C++ and avoids an explicit cast. This change maintains the same behavior while making the code cleaner and potentially more efficient.src/asm_marshal.cpp (9)
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137-167: Consistent use ofgsl::narrowin unary operationsThe opcode fields in unary operations are narrowed using
gsl::narrow<uint8_t>. Verify that opcodes in lines 137, 147, 157, and 167 are within theuint8_trange to prevent exceptions.The use of
gsl::narrow<uint8_t>here enhances type safety and is appropriate if opcode values are within range.
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248-258: Ensure immediate values fit inint32_tinMemstoresWhen storing immediate values,
gsl::narrow<int32_t>(std::get<Imm>(b.value).v)is used. Confirm that these immediate values are within theint32_trange to prevent exceptions.Validate immediate values in
Memstores:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify immediate values in 'Mem' stores are within int32_t rg --type cpp 'std::get<Imm>\(b\.value\)\.v' . # Expect: Values are within -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
266-270: Check offset values inPacketoperationsThe
b.offsetis narrowed usinggsl::narrow<int32_t>(b.offset). Ensure thatb.offsetis within theint32_trange to prevent exceptions during runtime.Confirm
b.offsetvalues:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify 'b.offset' is within int32_t range rg --type cpp 'b\.offset' . # Expect: Values are within -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647
282-290: Validate narrowing conversions inAtomicoperationsIn
Atomicoperations,b.opandb.access.offsetare narrowed usinggsl::narrow<int32_t>andgsl::narrow<int16_t>, respectively. Ensure these values are within their respective ranges to prevent exceptions.Check
b.opandb.access.offset:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify 'b.op' and 'b.access.offset' are within int32_t and int16_t ranges # Verify 'b.op' for int32_t range rg --type cpp 'b\.op' . # Verify 'b.access.offset' for int16_t range rg --type cpp 'b\.access\.offset' . # Expect: 'b.op' within -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 # 'b.access.offset' within -32,768 to 32,767
10-10: 💡 Codebase verificationIncorrect Header Inclusion:
crab_utils/num_safety.hppdoes not providegsl::narrowThe header file
crab_utils/num_safety.hppdoes not define or includegsl::narrow, which may cause compilation errors.
- File:
src/asm_marshal.cppusesgsl::narrowwithout its definition being provided bycrab_utils/num_safety.hpp.🔗 Analysis chain
Confirm the inclusion of the correct header file
The file includes
"crab_utils/num_safety.hpp"to utilizegsl::narrow. Ensure that this header file correctly provides or includesgsl::narrowfrom the Guidelines Support Library (GSL). If not, it may lead to compilation errors due to missing definitions.To confirm that
crab_utils/num_safety.hppprovidesgsl::narrow, run:🏁 Scripts executed
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⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: elazarg PR: vbpf/ebpf-verifier#689 File: src/crab_utils/num_big.hpp:253-253 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T00:42:40.996Z Learning: Avoid warning about undefined functions if they are defined in included headers or if the compiler will catch the issue.Learnt from: elazarg PR: vbpf/ebpf-verifier#689 File: src/crab_utils/num_big.hpp:30-30 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T00:56:36.307Z Learning: Casting enums to `int64_t` in the `number_t` constructor is intentional and should not be flagged.
92-94: Ensure safe narrowing conversions inmakeLddwUsing
gsl::narrow<uint8_t>helps prevent unintended narrowing conversions by throwing exceptions when the value cannot fit into auint8_t. Verify that the expressionsINST_CLS_LD | width_to_opcode(8)andisFd ? 1 : 0always produce values within theuint8_trange (0 to 255) to prevent runtime exceptions.Run the following script to verify the ranges:
179-179: Confirm opcode value inCalloperationsIn the
Calloperator,gsl::narrow<uint8_t>(INST_OP_CALL)is used. Ensure thatINST_OP_CALLis within theuint8_trange (0 to 255) to avoid exceptions.Check the definition of
INST_OP_CALL:
238-241: Validate offset values inMemoperationsThe offset is narrowed using
gsl::narrow<int16_t>(access.offset). Ensure thataccess.offsetvalues are within theint16_trange (-32,768 to 32,767) to prevent exceptions.Check the range of
access.offset:
128-128: Check immediate value narrowing inBinoperationsWhen assigning
res.imm,gsl::narrow<int32_t>(right.v)is used. Confirm thatright.valways fits within theint32_trange to prevent exceptions during runtime.Ensure that immediate values are within
int32_tlimits:
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Bug Fixes
ValidAccessstructure to ensure consistent representation of attributes.Refactor
safe_i64class for improved clarity.GraphOpsclass by indicating unused loop variables.Style
Stopwatchclass for better type safety.