Merge pull request #232 from jbj/resolveElement-member

C++: make `unresolve` a member of ElementBase
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Aditya Sharad
2018-09-26 18:09:48 +01:00
committed by GitHub
7 changed files with 65 additions and 25 deletions

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@@ -12,7 +12,11 @@ private import semmle.code.cpp.internal.ResolveClass
*/
class Class extends UserType {
Class() {
isClass(underlyingElement(this))
isClass(this.underlying())
}
override @element unresolve() {
resolveClass(result) = this
}
/** Gets a child declaration of this class. */

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@@ -2,63 +2,75 @@ import semmle.code.cpp.Location
private import semmle.code.cpp.Enclosing
private import semmle.code.cpp.internal.ResolveClass
/**
* Get the `@element` that represents this `@element`.
* Normally this will simply be `e`, but sometimes it is not.
* For example, for an incomplete struct `e` the result may be a
* complete struct with the same name.
*/
private cached @element resolveElement(@element e) {
if isClass(e)
then result = resolveClass(e)
else result = e
}
/**
* Get the `Element` that represents this `@element`.
* Normally this will simply be a cast of `e`, but sometimes it is not.
* For example, for an incomplete struct `e` the result may be a
* complete struct with the same name.
*/
pragma[inline]
Element mkElement(@element e) {
result = resolveElement(e)
result.unresolve() = e
}
/**
* Get an `@element` that resolves to the `Element`. This should
* INTERNAL: Do not use.
*
* Gets an `@element` that resolves to the `Element`. This should
* normally only be called from member predicates, where `e` is not
* `this` and you need the result for an argument to a database
* extensional.
* See `underlyingElement` for when `e` is `this`.
*/
pragma[inline]
@element unresolveElement(Element e) {
resolveElement(result) = e
result = e.unresolve()
}
/**
* Get the `@element` that this `Element` extends. This should normally
* INTERNAL: Do not use.
*
* Gets the `@element` that this `Element` extends. This should normally
* only be called from member predicates, where `e` is `this` and you
* need the result for an argument to a database extensional.
* See `unresolveElement` for when `e` is not `this`.
*/
pragma[inline]
@element underlyingElement(Element e) {
result = e
}
/**
* A C/C++ element with no member predicates other than `toString`. Not for
* A C/C++ element with a minimal set of member predicates. Not for
* general use. This class does not define a location, so classes wanting to
* change their location without affecting other classes can extend
* `ElementBase` instead of `Element` to create a new rootdef for `getURL`,
* `getLocation`, or `hasLocationInfo`.
*/
class ElementBase extends @element {
ElementBase() {
this = resolveElement(_)
}
/** Gets a textual representation of this element. */
string toString() { none() }
/**
* INTERNAL: Do not use.
*
* Gets the `@element` that this `Element` extends. This should normally only
* be called from member predicates on `this` where you need the result for
* an argument to a database extensional.
* See `unresolve` for when the qualifier is not `this`.
*/
final @element underlying() { result = this }
/**
* INTERNAL: Do not use.
*
* Gets an `@element` that resolves to the `Element`. This should normally
* only be called from member predicates, where the qualifier is not `this`
* and you need the result for an argument to a database extensional.
* See `underlying` for when the qualifier is `this`.
*/
pragma[inline]
@element unresolve() { result = this }
}
/**

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@@ -294,13 +294,13 @@ class AttributeArgument extends Element, @attribute_arg {
}
override string toString() {
if exists (@attribute_arg_empty self | mkElement(self) = this)
if exists (@attribute_arg_empty self | self = underlyingElement(this))
then result = "empty argument"
else exists (string prefix, string tail
| (if exists(getName())
then prefix = getName() + "="
else prefix = "") and
(if exists (@attribute_arg_type self | mkElement(self) = this)
(if exists (@attribute_arg_type self | self = underlyingElement(this))
then tail = getValueType().getName()
else tail = getValueText()) and
result = prefix + tail)

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@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ private import semmle.code.cpp.internal.ResolveClass
* A C/C++ type.
*/
class Type extends Locatable, @type {
Type() { isType(this.underlying()) }
/**
* Gets the name of this type.
*/

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@@ -54,4 +54,10 @@ cached private module Cached {
(usertypes(t,_,1) or usertypes(t,_,2) or usertypes(t,_,3) or usertypes(t,_,6)
or usertypes(t,_,10) or usertypes(t,_,11) or usertypes(t,_,12))
}
cached predicate isType(@type t) {
not isClass(t)
or
t = resolveClass(_)
}
}

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@@ -633,12 +633,26 @@ class PointsToExpr extends Expr
pragma[noopt]
Element pointsTo()
{
this.interesting() and exists(int set, @element thisEntity, @element resultEntity | thisEntity = underlyingElement(this) and pointstosets(set, thisEntity) and setlocations(set, resultEntity) and resultEntity = unresolveElement(result))
this.interesting() and
exists(int set, @element thisEntity, @element resultEntity |
thisEntity = this.underlying() and
pointstosets(set, thisEntity) and
setlocations(set, resultEntity) and
resultEntity = localUnresolveElement(result)
)
}
float confidence() { result = 1.0 / count(this.pointsTo()) }
}
/*
* This is used above in a `pragma[noopt]` context, which prevents its
* customary inlining. We materialise it explicitly here.
*/
private @element localUnresolveElement(Element e) {
result = unresolveElement(e)
}
/**
* Holds if anything points to an element, that is, is equivalent to:
* ```

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@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ predicate guardedAbs(Operation e, Expr use) {
}
/** is the size of this use guarded to be less than something? */
pragma[nomagic]
predicate guardedLesser(Operation e, Expr use) {
exists(IfStmt c, RelationalOperation guard |
use = guard.getLesserOperand().getAChild*() and
@@ -33,6 +34,7 @@ predicate guardedLesser(Operation e, Expr use) {
}
/** is the size of this use guarded to be greater than something? */
pragma[nomagic]
predicate guardedGreater(Operation e, Expr use) {
exists(IfStmt c, RelationalOperation guard |
use = guard.getGreaterOperand().getAChild*() and