C++: Field flow through ConstructorFieldInit

This allows a member initializer list to be seen as a sequence of field
assignments. For example, the constructor

    C() : a(taint()) { }

now has data flow similar to

    C() { this.a = taint(); }
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Jonas Jensen
2019-08-15 08:56:05 +02:00
parent 1be2380511
commit 45eefdb218
8 changed files with 90 additions and 4 deletions

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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ public:
void func()
{
sink(s1); // flow [NOT DETECTED] (in either place)
sink(s1); // flow
sink(s2); // flow [NOT DETECTED]
sink(s3); // flow
sink(s4); // flow [NOT DETECTED]

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@@ -75,12 +75,18 @@ edges
| B.cpp:18:14:18:17 | box1 [elem1, ... (1)] | B.cpp:18:20:18:24 | elem1 |
| B.cpp:19:10:19:11 | b2 [box1, ... (2)] | B.cpp:19:14:19:17 | box1 [elem2, ... (1)] |
| B.cpp:19:14:19:17 | box1 [elem2, ... (1)] | B.cpp:19:20:19:24 | elem2 |
| C.cpp:18:12:18:18 | call to C [s1, ... (1)] | C.cpp:19:5:19:5 | c [s1, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:18:12:18:18 | call to C [s3, ... (1)] | C.cpp:19:5:19:5 | c [s3, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:19:5:19:5 | c [s1, ... (1)] | C.cpp:27:8:27:11 | `this` parameter in func [s1, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:19:5:19:5 | c [s3, ... (1)] | C.cpp:27:8:27:11 | `this` parameter in func [s3, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:22:9:22:22 | constructor init of field s1 [post-this] [s1, ... (1)] | C.cpp:18:12:18:18 | call to C [s1, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:22:12:22:21 | new [void] | C.cpp:22:9:22:22 | constructor init of field s1 [post-this] [s1, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:24:5:24:8 | this [post update] [s3, ... (1)] | C.cpp:18:12:18:18 | call to C [s3, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:24:5:24:25 | ... = ... [void] | C.cpp:24:5:24:8 | this [post update] [s3, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:24:16:24:25 | new [void] | C.cpp:24:5:24:25 | ... = ... [void] |
| C.cpp:27:8:27:11 | `this` parameter in func [s1, ... (1)] | file://:0:0:0:0 | this [s1, ... (1)] |
| C.cpp:27:8:27:11 | `this` parameter in func [s3, ... (1)] | file://:0:0:0:0 | this [s3, ... (1)] |
| file://:0:0:0:0 | this [s1, ... (1)] | C.cpp:29:10:29:11 | s1 |
| file://:0:0:0:0 | this [s3, ... (1)] | C.cpp:31:10:31:11 | s3 |
| simple.cpp:26:15:26:15 | f [a_, ... (1)] | simple.cpp:28:10:28:10 | f [a_, ... (1)] |
| simple.cpp:26:15:26:15 | f [b_, ... (1)] | simple.cpp:29:10:29:10 | f [b_, ... (1)] |
@@ -116,6 +122,7 @@ edges
| B.cpp:10:20:10:24 | elem2 | B.cpp:6:15:6:24 | new [void] | B.cpp:10:20:10:24 | elem2 | elem2 flows from $@ | B.cpp:6:15:6:24 | new [void] | new [void] |
| B.cpp:18:20:18:24 | elem1 | B.cpp:15:15:15:27 | new [void] | B.cpp:18:20:18:24 | elem1 | elem1 flows from $@ | B.cpp:15:15:15:27 | new [void] | new [void] |
| B.cpp:19:20:19:24 | elem2 | B.cpp:15:15:15:27 | new [void] | B.cpp:19:20:19:24 | elem2 | elem2 flows from $@ | B.cpp:15:15:15:27 | new [void] | new [void] |
| C.cpp:29:10:29:11 | s1 | C.cpp:22:12:22:21 | new [void] | C.cpp:29:10:29:11 | s1 | s1 flows from $@ | C.cpp:22:12:22:21 | new [void] | new [void] |
| C.cpp:31:10:31:11 | s3 | C.cpp:24:16:24:25 | new [void] | C.cpp:31:10:31:11 | s3 | s3 flows from $@ | C.cpp:24:16:24:25 | new [void] | new [void] |
| simple.cpp:28:12:28:12 | call to a | simple.cpp:39:12:39:21 | call to user_input [void] | simple.cpp:28:12:28:12 | call to a | call to a flows from $@ | simple.cpp:39:12:39:21 | call to user_input [void] | call to user_input [void] |
| simple.cpp:28:12:28:12 | call to a | simple.cpp:41:12:41:21 | call to user_input [void] | simple.cpp:28:12:28:12 | call to a | call to a flows from $@ | simple.cpp:41:12:41:21 | call to user_input [void] | call to user_input [void] |