[pulse] Normalize return values of binop/unop

Summary:
In D29736444 (320c82d9ad), we added an ad-hoc simplification of formula. This diff reverts the diff and addresses the issue in the normalization logic.

Problem:

Before the D29736444 (320c82d9ad) diff, given `p1=p2+0;`, Pulse could not reason correctly that the pointers `p1` and `p2` are alias.  While we tried to solve the issue by an ad-hoc simplification (addressing it as `p1=p2;`), the real bug was in the normalization logic.

https://www.internalfb.com/code/infer/[62c8b92c390587538b9e16032b72af56efe2b527]/infer/src/pulse/PulseOperations.ml?lines=270-276

Here, it makes a new value of `binop_addr` and returns it as a result of a binary operation. However, inside `PulseArithmetic.eval_binop`, if it finds an alias between `binop_addr` and another one `alias_addr`, it replaces all `binop_addr` in `astate` into the `alias_addr`.  Thus, the last line returns `binop_addr` as a result, but there is no usage of which inside `astate`.

As a solution, we replaced `binop_addr` too, when needed.

Reviewed By: da319

Differential Revision: D29878980

fbshipit-source-id: 96a35bf16
master
Sungkeun Cho 3 years ago committed by Facebook GitHub Bot
parent ad09c1cda6
commit 1b7b1c8d52

@ -1052,6 +1052,15 @@ let incorporate_new_eqs new_eqs astate =
Error (`PotentialInvalidAccess (astate, address, must_be_valid))
let incorporate_new_eqs_on_val new_eqs v =
List.find_map new_eqs ~f:(function
| PulseFormula.Equal (v1, v2) when AbstractValue.equal v1 v ->
Some v2
| _ ->
None )
|> Option.value ~default:v
module Topl = struct
let small_step loc event astate =
{astate with topl= PulseTopl.small_step loc astate.path_condition event astate.topl}

@ -216,6 +216,9 @@ val incorporate_new_eqs :
and [y] being allocated separately. In those cases, the resulting path condition is
{!PathCondition.false_}. *)
val incorporate_new_eqs_on_val : PathCondition.new_eqs -> AbstractValue.t -> AbstractValue.t
(** Similar to [incorporate_new_eqs], but apply to an abstract value. *)
val initialize : AbstractValue.t -> t -> t
(** Remove "Uninitialized" attribute of the given address *)

@ -10,11 +10,21 @@ open PulseBasicInterface
module AbductiveDomain = PulseAbductiveDomain
module AccessResult = PulseAccessResult
let map_path_condition ~f astate =
let map_path_condition_common ~f astate =
let phi, new_eqs = f astate.AbductiveDomain.path_condition in
AbductiveDomain.set_path_condition phi astate
|> AbductiveDomain.incorporate_new_eqs new_eqs
|> AccessResult.of_abductive_result
let astate = AbductiveDomain.set_path_condition phi astate in
let result =
AbductiveDomain.incorporate_new_eqs new_eqs astate |> AccessResult.of_abductive_result
in
(result, new_eqs)
let map_path_condition ~f astate = map_path_condition_common ~f astate |> fst
let map_path_condition_with_ret ~f astate ret =
let result, new_eqs = map_path_condition_common ~f astate in
Result.map result ~f:(fun result ->
(result, AbductiveDomain.incorporate_new_eqs_on_val new_eqs ret) )
let and_nonnegative v astate =
@ -39,17 +49,17 @@ let and_equal op1 op2 astate =
let eval_binop binop_addr binop op_lhs op_rhs astate =
map_path_condition astate ~f:(fun phi ->
map_path_condition_with_ret astate binop_addr ~f:(fun phi ->
PathCondition.eval_binop binop_addr binop op_lhs op_rhs phi )
let eval_unop unop_addr unop addr astate =
map_path_condition astate ~f:(fun phi -> PathCondition.eval_unop unop_addr unop addr phi)
map_path_condition_with_ret astate unop_addr ~f:(fun phi ->
PathCondition.eval_unop unop_addr unop addr phi )
let prune_binop ~negated bop lhs_op rhs_op astate =
map_path_condition astate ~f:(fun phi ->
PathCondition.prune_binop ~negated bop lhs_op rhs_op phi )
map_path_condition astate ~f:(fun phi -> PathCondition.prune_binop ~negated bop lhs_op rhs_op phi)
let prune_eq_zero v astate =

@ -32,14 +32,14 @@ val eval_binop :
-> operand
-> operand
-> AbductiveDomain.t
-> AbductiveDomain.t AccessResult.t
-> (AbductiveDomain.t * AbstractValue.t) AccessResult.t
val eval_unop :
AbstractValue.t
-> Unop.t
-> AbstractValue.t
-> AbductiveDomain.t
-> AbductiveDomain.t AccessResult.t
-> (AbductiveDomain.t * AbstractValue.t) AccessResult.t
val prune_binop :
negated:bool

@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ module StdAtomicInteger = struct
let arith_bop path prepost location event ret_id bop this operand astate =
let* astate, int_addr, (old_int, hist) = load_backing_int path location this astate in
let bop_addr = AbstractValue.mk_fresh () in
let* astate =
let* astate, bop_addr =
PulseArithmetic.eval_binop bop_addr bop (AbstractValueOperand old_int) operand astate
in
let+ astate =
@ -1438,7 +1438,7 @@ module JavaInteger = struct
let<*> astate, _int_addr1, (int1, hist) = load_backing_int path location this astate in
let<*> astate, _int_addr2, (int2, _) = load_backing_int path location arg astate in
let binop_addr = AbstractValue.mk_fresh () in
let<+> astate =
let<+> astate, binop_addr =
PulseArithmetic.eval_binop binop_addr Binop.Eq (AbstractValueOperand int1)
(AbstractValueOperand int2) astate
in

@ -255,25 +255,18 @@ let eval path mode location exp0 astate =
| UnOp (unop, exp, _typ) ->
let* astate, (addr, hist) = eval path Read exp astate in
let unop_addr = AbstractValue.mk_fresh () in
let+ astate = PulseArithmetic.eval_unop unop_addr unop addr astate in
let+ astate, unop_addr = PulseArithmetic.eval_unop unop_addr unop addr astate in
(astate, (unop_addr, hist))
| BinOp (bop, e_lhs, e_rhs) -> (
| BinOp (bop, e_lhs, e_rhs) ->
let* astate, (addr_lhs, hist_lhs) = eval path Read e_lhs astate in
let* astate, (addr_rhs, hist_rhs) = eval path Read e_rhs astate in
match bop with
| (PlusA _ | PlusPI | MinusA _ | MinusPI) when PulseArithmetic.is_known_zero astate addr_rhs
->
Ok (astate, (addr_lhs, hist_lhs))
| PlusA _ when PulseArithmetic.is_known_zero astate addr_lhs ->
Ok (astate, (addr_rhs, hist_rhs))
| _ ->
let binop_addr = AbstractValue.mk_fresh () in
let+ astate =
PulseArithmetic.eval_binop binop_addr bop (AbstractValueOperand addr_lhs)
(AbstractValueOperand addr_rhs) astate
in
(* NOTE: keeping track of only [hist_lhs] into the binop is not the best *)
(astate, (binop_addr, hist_lhs)) )
(* NOTE: keeping track of only [hist_lhs] into the binop is not the best *)
let* astate, (addr_rhs, _hist_rhs) = eval path Read e_rhs astate in
let binop_addr = AbstractValue.mk_fresh () in
let+ astate, binop_addr =
PulseArithmetic.eval_binop binop_addr bop (AbstractValueOperand addr_lhs)
(AbstractValueOperand addr_rhs) astate
in
(astate, (binop_addr, hist_lhs))
| Const _ | Sizeof _ | Exn _ ->
Ok (astate, (AbstractValue.mk_fresh (), (* TODO history *) []))
in

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