[threadsafety] analyze all the files and methods

Summary: Currently the thread safety checker neglects to analyze and files methods we don't want to report on. Like constructors and private methods, and classes where no superclass is marked ThreadSafe. For interprocedural analysis we want to analyze all these to get summaries, even if we don't report on them.

Reviewed By: jberdine

Differential Revision: D4226515

fbshipit-source-id: 7571573

infer/src/checkers/ThreadSafety.ml

@@ -108,18 +108,15 @@ module ResultsTableType = Map.Make (struct
     let compare (_, _, pn1, _) (_,_,pn2,_) =  Procname.compare pn1 pn2
   end)
 
-let should_analyze_proc (_,tenv,proc_name,proc_desc) =
+let should_report_on_proc (_,tenv,proc_name,proc_desc) =
   not (FbThreadSafety.is_custom_init tenv proc_name) &&
   not (Procname.java_is_autogen_method proc_name) &&
   not (Procname.is_constructor proc_name) &&
   not (Procname.is_class_initializer proc_name) &&
   Procdesc.get_access proc_desc <> PredSymb.Private
 
-
 (* creates a map from proc_envs to postconditions *)
 let make_results_table get_proc_desc file_env =
-  let procs_to_analyze = IList.filter should_analyze_proc file_env
-  in
   (* make a Map sending each element e of list l to (f e) *)
   let map_post_computation_over_procs f l =
     IList.fold_left (fun m p -> ResultsTableType.add p (f p) m
@@ -134,7 +131,7 @@ let make_results_table get_proc_desc file_env =
       | Some post -> post
       | None -> ThreadSafetyDomain.initial
   in
-  map_post_computation_over_procs compute_post_for_procedure procs_to_analyze
+  map_post_computation_over_procs compute_post_for_procedure file_env
 
 let get_current_class_and_threadsafe_superclasses tenv pname =
   match pname with
@@ -180,13 +177,17 @@ let report_thread_safety_errors ( _, tenv, pname, pdesc) writestate =
    This indicates that the method races with itself. To be refined later. *)
 let process_results_table tab =
   ResultsTableType.iter   (* report errors for each method *)
-    (fun proc_env ( _,( _, writestate)) -> report_thread_safety_errors proc_env writestate)
+    (fun proc_env ( _,( _, writestate)) ->
+       if should_report_on_proc proc_env then
+         report_thread_safety_errors proc_env writestate
+       else ()
+    )
     tab
 
 (* Currently we analyze if there is an @ThreadSafe annotation on at least one of
    the classes in a file. This might be tightened in future or even broadened in future
    based on other criteria *)
-let should_analyze_file file_env =
+let should_report_on_file file_env =
   let current_class_or_super_marked_threadsafe =
     fun (_, tenv, pname, _) ->
       match get_current_class_and_threadsafe_superclasses tenv pname with
@@ -201,9 +202,10 @@ let should_analyze_file file_env =
   the results to check (approximation of) thread safety *)
 (* file_env: (Idenv.t * Tenv.t * Procname.t * Procdesc.t) list *)
 let file_analysis _ _ get_procdesc file_env =
-  if should_analyze_file file_env then
-    process_results_table
-      (make_results_table get_procdesc file_env)
+  let tab = make_results_table get_procdesc file_env in
+  if should_report_on_file file_env then
+    process_results_table tab
+  else ()
 
       (*
     Todo: