C++: Use 'max' instead of 'unique.'

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Mathias Vorreiter Pedersen
2022-11-01 16:55:45 +00:00
parent 1b50168d08
commit 30f15473db
4 changed files with 25 additions and 20 deletions

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@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ private predicate localFlowToExprStep(DataFlow::Node n1, DataFlow::Node n2) {
/** Holds if `n2 + delta` may be equal to `n1`. */
private predicate localFlowStepToExpr(Expr e1, Expr e2) {
getBufferSize0(e1) and
getBufferSizeCand0(e1) and
exists(DataFlow::Node n1, DataFlow::Node mid, DataFlow::Node n2 |
n1.asExpr() = e1 and
localFlowToExprStep*(n1, mid) and
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ private predicate localFlowStepToExpr(Expr e1, Expr e2) {
* expression.
*/
private predicate step(Expr e1, Expr e2, int delta) {
getBufferSize0(e1) and
getBufferSizeCand0(e1) and
exists(Variable bufferVar, Class parentClass, VariableAccess parentPtr, int bufferSize |
e1 = parentPtr
|
@@ -117,27 +117,37 @@ private predicate step(Expr e1, Expr e2, int delta) {
}
pragma[nomagic]
private predicate getBufferSize0(Expr e) {
private predicate getBufferSizeCand0(Expr e) {
exists(isSource(e, _))
or
exists(Expr e0 |
getBufferSize0(e0) and
getBufferSizeCand0(e0) and
step(e0, e, _)
)
}
/**
* Get the size in bytes of the buffer pointed to by an expression (if this can be determined).
*
* NOTE: There can be multiple `(result, why)` for a given `bufferExpr`.
*/
private int getBufferSizeCand(Expr bufferExpr, Element why) {
getBufferSizeCand0(bufferExpr) and
(
result = isSource(bufferExpr, why)
or
exists(Expr e0, int delta, int size |
size = getBufferSizeCand(e0, why) and
step(e0, bufferExpr, delta) and
result = size + delta
)
)
}
/**
* Get the size in bytes of the buffer pointed to by an expression (if this can be determined).
*/
int getBufferSize(Expr bufferExpr, Element why) {
getBufferSize0(bufferExpr) and
(
result = isSource(bufferExpr, why)
or
exists(Expr e0, int delta, int size |
size = getBufferSize(e0, why) and
delta = unique(int cand | step(e0, bufferExpr, cand) | cand) and
result = size + delta
)
)
result = max( | | getBufferSizeCand(bufferExpr, _)) and
result = getBufferSizeCand(bufferExpr, why)
}

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@@ -1 +0,0 @@
| tests.cpp:668:9:668:14 | call to strcpy | This 'call to strcpy' operation requires 11 bytes but the destination is only 10 bytes. |

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@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@
| tests.cpp:495:2:495:7 | access to array | This array indexing operation accesses a negative index -1 on the $@. | tests.cpp:474:21:474:26 | call to malloc | array |
| tests.cpp:519:3:519:8 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 20 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | tests.cpp:502:15:502:20 | call to malloc | destination buffer |
| tests.cpp:519:3:519:8 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 20 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | tests.cpp:510:16:510:21 | call to malloc | destination buffer |
| tests.cpp:520:3:520:8 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 20 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | tests.cpp:503:15:503:20 | call to malloc | destination buffer |
| tests.cpp:541:6:541:10 | call to fread | This 'fread' operation may access 101 bytes but the $@ is only 100 bytes. | tests.cpp:532:7:532:16 | charBuffer | destination buffer |
| tests.cpp:546:6:546:10 | call to fread | This 'fread' operation may access 400 bytes but the $@ is only 100 bytes. | tests.cpp:532:7:532:16 | charBuffer | destination buffer |
| tests.cpp:569:6:569:15 | access to array | This array indexing operation accesses a negative index -1 on the $@. | tests.cpp:565:7:565:12 | buffer | array |
@@ -57,9 +56,6 @@
| tests.cpp:586:6:586:12 | access to array | This array indexing operation accesses a negative index -1 on the $@. | tests.cpp:565:7:565:12 | buffer | array |
| tests_restrict.c:12:2:12:7 | call to memcpy | This 'memcpy' operation accesses 2 bytes but the $@ is only 1 byte. | tests_restrict.c:7:6:7:13 | smallbuf | source buffer |
| unions.cpp:26:2:26:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 200 bytes but the $@ is only 100 bytes. | unions.cpp:21:10:21:11 | mu | destination buffer |
| unions.cpp:27:2:27:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 100 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | unions.cpp:15:7:15:11 | small | destination buffer |
| unions.cpp:29:2:29:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 100 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | unions.cpp:15:7:15:11 | small | destination buffer |
| unions.cpp:30:2:30:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 200 bytes but the $@ is only 10 bytes. | unions.cpp:15:7:15:11 | small | destination buffer |
| unions.cpp:30:2:30:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 200 bytes but the $@ is only 100 bytes. | unions.cpp:15:7:15:11 | small | destination buffer |
| unions.cpp:34:2:34:7 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 200 bytes but the $@ is only 100 bytes. | unions.cpp:16:7:16:11 | large | destination buffer |
| var_size_struct.cpp:71:3:71:8 | call to memset | This 'memset' operation accesses 1025 bytes but the $@ is only 1024 bytes. | var_size_struct.cpp:67:35:67:40 | call to malloc | destination buffer |

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@@ -517,7 +517,7 @@ void test19(bool b)
if (b)
{
memset(p1, 0, 20); // BAD
memset(p2, 0, 20); // GOOD [FALSE POSITIVE]
memset(p2, 0, 20); // GOOD
memset(p3, 0, 20); // GOOD
}
}