[starvation] comply with issue log contract

Summary:
`IssueLog` is used by the file-level analysis callbacks to store reports outside error logs so as to avoid racing on spec files.  Each file should generate a single issue log which is then written to an appropriate file.  The starvation checker was breaking that contract because it ostensibly needs to write out multiple issue files when analysing a single source file.

This is unnecessary, because the existing mechanisms for deduplication ensure only one issue file needs to be written out.

The whole-program mode still needs that capability, but this is implemented outside the file-analysis callback.

Reviewed By: mityal

Differential Revision: D20736135

fbshipit-source-id: 620e5484d
master
Nikos Gorogiannis 5 years ago committed by Facebook GitHub Bot
parent 7678143016
commit 46269eb891

@ -416,7 +416,11 @@ module ReportMap : sig
val add_lockless_violation : report_add_t val add_lockless_violation : report_add_t
val store : t -> unit val issue_log_of : t -> IssueLog.t
val store_multi_file : t -> unit
(** generate and store issue logs for all source files involved in this report map; for use in the
whole-program mode only *)
end = struct end = struct
type problem = type problem =
| Starvation of StarvationModels.severity | Starvation of StarvationModels.severity
@ -437,24 +441,18 @@ end = struct
type report_t = {problem: problem; pname: Procname.t; ltr: Errlog.loc_trace; message: string} type report_t = {problem: problem; pname: Procname.t; ltr: Errlog.loc_trace; message: string}
type t = report_t list Location.Map.t SourceFile.Map.t type t = report_t list Location.Map.t
type report_add_t = Tenv.t -> Procdesc.t -> Location.t -> Errlog.loc_trace -> string -> t -> t type report_add_t = Tenv.t -> Procdesc.t -> Location.t -> Errlog.loc_trace -> string -> t -> t
let empty : t = SourceFile.Map.empty let empty : t = Location.Map.empty
let add tenv pdesc loc report map = let add tenv pdesc loc report loc_map =
if Reporting.is_suppressed tenv pdesc (issue_type_of_problem report.problem) then map if Reporting.is_suppressed tenv pdesc (issue_type_of_problem report.problem) then loc_map
else else
let update_loc_map loc_map = Location.Map.update loc
Location.Map.update loc (function reports_opt -> Some (report :: Option.value reports_opt ~default:[]))
(function reports_opt -> Some (report :: Option.value reports_opt ~default:[])) loc_map
loc_map
in
SourceFile.Map.update loc.Location.file
(fun loc_map_opt ->
Some (update_loc_map (Option.value loc_map_opt ~default:Location.Map.empty)) )
map
let add_deadlock tenv pdesc loc ltr message (map : t) = let add_deadlock tenv pdesc loc ltr message (map : t) =
@ -540,11 +538,20 @@ end = struct
Location.Map.fold log_location loc_map IssueLog.empty Location.Map.fold log_location loc_map IssueLog.empty
let store map = let store_multi_file loc_map =
let update_loc_map key value file_loc_map_opt =
let file_loc_map = Option.value file_loc_map_opt ~default:Location.Map.empty in
Some (Location.Map.add key value file_loc_map)
in
let source_map =
Location.Map.fold
(fun key value acc -> SourceFile.Map.update key.Location.file (update_loc_map key value) acc)
loc_map SourceFile.Map.empty
in
SourceFile.Map.iter SourceFile.Map.iter
(fun file loc_map -> (fun file loc_map ->
issue_log_of loc_map |> IssueLog.store ~dir:Config.starvation_issues_dir_name ~file ) issue_log_of loc_map |> IssueLog.store ~dir:Config.starvation_issues_dir_name ~file )
map source_map
end end
let should_report_deadlock_on_current_proc current_elem endpoint_elem = let should_report_deadlock_on_current_proc current_elem endpoint_elem =
@ -744,25 +751,7 @@ let reporting {Callbacks.procedures; exe_env} =
|> Option.fold ~init:report_map ~f:(report_on_summary tenv summary) |> Option.fold ~init:report_map ~f:(report_on_summary tenv summary)
else report_map ) else report_map )
in in
List.fold procedures ~init:ReportMap.empty ~f:report_procedure |> ReportMap.store ; List.fold procedures ~init:ReportMap.empty ~f:report_procedure |> ReportMap.issue_log_of
(* TODO FIXME stop serializing issues inside the checker and respect callback's contract.
Contract of a file-level callback is that it needs to return list of issues for that file.
Those will be stored in corresponding directory later on.
Instead, starvation checker returns an empty log, but takes care of logging by itself.
This is for historical reasons.
In case the issue corresponds to two files A and B, the analysis will be ran twice on A and B.
Which of it should report, and where?
Desired behavior:
- if duplication is allowed, checker for A reports on A and checker for B reports on B.
- if duplication is disallowed, checker for A reports on A, checker B reports nothing, and
which one should report and one should not is decided based on some symmetry-breaking condition.
In both cases, desired behavior allows to preserve contract of the callback.
Current behavior is not like that: each of analyzers for A and B can report to both A and B,
which is not optimal and is (such an irony!) prone to a race condition.
*)
IssueLog.empty
(* given a scheduled-work item, read the summary of the scheduled method from the disk (* given a scheduled-work item, read the summary of the scheduled method from the disk
@ -830,7 +819,7 @@ let report exe_env work_set =
| _ -> | _ ->
acc ) acc )
in in
WorkHashSet.fold wrap_report work_set ReportMap.empty |> ReportMap.store WorkHashSet.fold wrap_report work_set ReportMap.empty |> ReportMap.store_multi_file
let whole_program_analysis () = let whole_program_analysis () =

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