Computing strings and locations for CIL instructions can be quite time consuming.
The CIL `toString()`s are not very helpful in path explanations, and their locations
are only useful when a PDB source file exists. Therefore, produce a simple constant
`toString()`, and restrict locations to those in PDB files.
A method such as
```
void M()
{
throw new Exception();
}
```
was incorrectly not categorized as a `ThrowingCallable`, that is, a callable
that always throws an exception upon invocation.
This commit fixes a few issues that were identified during the last dist upgrade,
and which were introduced/revealed on 836daaf07b.
- Expand environment variables that are passed from `lgtm.yml` to the autobuilder,
for example `solution: $LGTM_SRC/mysolution.sln`.
- Distinguish between when a build rule is applied automatically and when it is applied
manually via `lgtm.yml`.
- Catch `FileNotFoundException`s when parsing project files and solution files.
For example, in
```
void M(object x)
{
var y = x == null ? 1 : 2;
if (y == 2)
x.ToString();
}
```
the guard `y == 2` implies that the guard `x == null` must be false,
as the assignment of `2` to `y` is unique.
For example, in
```
void M(object x)
{
var y = x != null ? "" : null;
if (y != null)
x.ToString();
}
```
the guard `y != null` implies that the guard `x != null` must be true.
The internal pre-SSA library was extended on 3e78c2671f
to include fields/properties that are local-scope-like. The CFG splitting logic
uses ranking of SSA definitions to define an (arbitrary) order of splits, but for
fields/properties the implicit entry definition all have the same line and column.
In effect, such SSA definitions incorrectly get the same rank. Adding the name
of the field/property to the lexicographic ordering resolves the issue.
Just like syntax elements can be split in the control flow graph, so can SSA
definitions. To make this clear, and to make debugging easier, this commit
adds the splits as a prefix in the textual representation of SSA definitions.
On 03e69e9945, I updated the guards library to account
for control flow graph splitting. However, the logic that relates SSA qualifiers for
the guard and the guarded expression was not updated accordingly.
