[quandary] don't create dummy global reads for Drawable IDs in C++

Reviewed By: jvillard

Differential Revision: D6110257

fbshipit-source-id: 66edb63
master
Sam Blackshear 7 years ago committed by Facebook Github Bot
parent 3df1e52928
commit 12d73e67dc

@ -373,44 +373,52 @@ module Make (TaintSpecification : TaintSpec.S) = struct
TaintDomain.trace_fold add_to_caller_tree summary caller_access_tree
let preprocess_exp exp =
(* hack: preprocessor for expressions to convert some literals into dummy field reads. needed in
Java when we want to us an R.id.whatever field as a source, but the compiler inlines the
field read because it's a static final constant *)
let convert_id_literal_to_read = function
| HilExp.Constant Const.Cint i as e ->
let int_value =
try IntLit.to_int i
with _ -> 0
in
(* heuristic to decide if this looks like a resource ID *)
if Int.abs int_value > 1000 then
(* convert this resource ID literal into a dummy field read *)
let dummy_pvar =
Pvar.mk_global
(Mangled.from_string
(F.sprintf "%s_%d" AndroidFramework.drawable_prefix int_value))
Pvar.TUExtern
in
HilExp.AccessPath ((Var.of_pvar dummy_pvar, Typ.mk (Typ.Tint Typ.IInt)), [])
else e
| e ->
e
in
convert_id_literal_to_read exp
let preprocess_exp exp = function
| Config.Java ->
(* hack: preprocessor for expressions to convert some literals into dummy field reads.
needed in Java when we want to us an R.id.whatever field as a source, but the compiler
inlines the field read because it's a static final constant *)
let convert_id_literal_to_read = function
| HilExp.Constant Const.Cint i as e ->
let int_value =
try IntLit.to_int i
with _ -> 0
in
(* heuristic to decide if this looks like a resource ID *)
if Int.abs int_value > 1000 then
(* convert this resource ID literal into a dummy field read *)
let dummy_pvar =
Pvar.mk_global
(Mangled.from_string
(F.sprintf "%s_%d" AndroidFramework.drawable_prefix int_value))
Pvar.TUExtern
in
HilExp.AccessPath ((Var.of_pvar dummy_pvar, Typ.mk (Typ.Tint Typ.IInt)), [])
else e
| e ->
e
in
convert_id_literal_to_read exp
| _ ->
exp
(* avoid overhead of allocating new list in the (very) common case that preprocess is a no-op *)
let preprocess_exps exps =
if List.exists ~f:(fun exp -> not (phys_equal exp (preprocess_exp exp))) exps then
List.map ~f:preprocess_exp exps
else exps
let preprocess_exps exps language =
match language with
| Config.Java ->
if List.exists ~f:(fun exp -> not (phys_equal exp (preprocess_exp exp language))) exps
then List.map ~f:(fun exp -> preprocess_exp exp language) exps
else exps
| _ ->
exps
let exec_instr (astate: Domain.astate) (proc_data: extras ProcData.t) _ (instr: HilInstr.t) =
(* not all sinks are function calls; we might want to treat an array or field access as a
sink too. do this by pretending an access is a call to a dummy function and using the
existing machinery for adding function call sinks *)
let language = Typ.Procname.get_language (Procdesc.get_proc_name proc_data.pdesc) in
let add_sinks_for_access_path (_, accesses) loc astate =
let add_sinks_for_access astate_acc = function
| AccessPath.FieldAccess _ | AccessPath.ArrayAccess (_, []) ->
@ -475,14 +483,14 @@ module Make (TaintSpecification : TaintSpec.S) = struct
`return null` in a void function *)
astate
| Assign (lhs_access_path, rhs_exp, loc) ->
let rhs_exp = preprocess_exp rhs_exp in
let rhs_exp = preprocess_exp rhs_exp language in
add_sources_sinks_for_exp rhs_exp loc astate
|> add_sinks_for_access_path lhs_access_path loc |> exec_write lhs_access_path rhs_exp
| Assume (assume_exp, _, _, loc) ->
let assume_exp = preprocess_exp assume_exp in
let assume_exp = preprocess_exp assume_exp language in
add_sources_sinks_for_exp assume_exp loc astate
| Call (ret_opt, Direct called_pname, actuals, call_flags, callee_loc) ->
let actuals = preprocess_exps actuals in
let actuals = preprocess_exps actuals language in
let astate =
List.fold
~f:(fun acc exp -> add_sources_sinks_for_exp exp callee_loc acc)

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