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Henrich Lauko f56c2dd36a Fix LLVM 14 related warnings. (#591)
* LLVM 14 compatibility (#589)

* LLVM 13/14 compatibility
* Fix CUDA support

Co-authored-by: Artem Dinaburg <artem@trailofbits.com>

* bc:util: Remove unused variable.

* arch:x86: Fix bitwise to boolean operations.

* arch: Add missing thumb2 serialization.

* bc:util: Fix llvm-14 deprecated getElementType from PointerType.

* treewide: Fix pointer element naming.

* bc:compat: Return nullptr on access of element type of an opaque pointer.

Co-authored-by: Eric Kilmer <eric.d.kilmer@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Artem Dinaburg <artem@trailofbits.com>
2022-05-05 13:33:13 -04:00

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2019 Trail of Bits, Inc.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
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#include "../Arch.h" // For `Arch` and `ArchImpl`.
#include <glog/logging.h>
#include "Decode.h"
#include "remill/Arch/Instruction.h"
#include "remill/Arch/Name.h"
#include "remill/BC/Compat/PointerType.h"
#include "remill/BC/ABI.h"
#include "remill/BC/Util.h"
#include "remill/OS/OS.h"
// clang-format off
#define ADDRESS_SIZE_BITS 32
#define INCLUDED_FROM_REMILL
#include "remill/Arch/SPARC32/Runtime/State.h"
// clang-format on
namespace remill {
namespace sparc {
namespace {
static const std::string_view kSPRegName = "sp";
static const std::string_view kPCRegName = "pc";
} // namespace
const std::string_view kCCRName[4] = {"icc", {}, "xcc", {}};
const std::string_view kFCCRName[8] = {"fcc0", "fcc1", "fcc2", "fcc3",
"icc", {}, "xcc", {}};
const std::string_view kReadIntRegName[32] = {
"g0", "g1", "g2", "g3", "g4", "g5", "g6", "g7", "o0", "o1", "o2",
"o3", "o4", "o5", "sp", "o7", "l0", "l1", "l2", "l3", "l4", "l5",
"l6", "l7", "i0", "i1", "i2", "i3", "i4", "i5", "fp", "i7"};
const std::string_view kWriteIntRegName[32] = {"ignore_write_to_g0",
"g1",
"g2",
"g3",
"g4",
"g5",
"g6",
"g7",
"o0",
"o1",
"o2",
"o3",
"o4",
"o5",
"o6",
"o7",
"l0",
"l1",
"l2",
"l3",
"l4",
"l5",
"l6",
"l7",
"i0",
"i1",
"i2",
"i3",
"i4",
"i5",
"i6",
"i7"};
const std::string_view kCondName[16] = {
[0b0000] = "N", [0b0001] = "E", [0b0010] = "LE", [0b0011] = "L",
[0b0100] = "LEU", [0b0101] = "CS", [0b0110] = "NEG", [0b0111] = "VS",
[0b1000] = "A", [0b1001] = "NE", [0b1010] = "G", [0b1011] = "GE",
[0b1100] = "GU", [0b1101] = "CC", [0b1110] = "POS", [0b1111] = "VC",
};
const std::string_view kFCondName[16] = {
[0b0000] = "N", [0b0001] = "NE", [0b0010] = "LG", [0b0011] = "UL",
[0b0100] = "L", [0b0101] = "UG", [0b0110] = "G", [0b0111] = "U",
[0b1000] = "A", [0b1001] = "E", [0b1010] = "UE", [0b1011] = "GE",
[0b1100] = "UGE", [0b1101] = "LE", [0b1110] = "ULE", [0b1111] = "O"};
const std::string_view kRCondName[8] = {
[0b000] = {}, [0b001] = "Z", [0b010] = "LEZ", [0b011] = "LZ",
[0b100] = {}, [0b101] = "NZ", [0b110] = "GZ", [0b111] = "GEZ"};
void AddSrcRegop(Instruction &inst, const char *reg_name, unsigned size) {
inst.operands.emplace_back();
auto &op = inst.operands.back();
op.type = Operand::kTypeRegister;
op.size = size;
op.action = Operand::kActionRead;
op.reg.name = reg_name;
op.reg.size = size;
}
void AddDestRegop(Instruction &inst, const char *reg_name, unsigned size) {
inst.operands.emplace_back();
auto &op = inst.operands.back();
op.type = Operand::kTypeRegister;
op.size = size;
op.action = Operand::kActionWrite;
op.reg.name = reg_name;
op.reg.size = size;
}
void AddImmop(Instruction &inst, uint64_t imm, unsigned size, bool is_signed) {
inst.operands.emplace_back();
auto &op = inst.operands.back();
op.type = Operand::kTypeImmediate;
op.size = size;
op.action = Operand::kActionRead;
op.imm.val = imm;
op.imm.is_signed = is_signed;
}
class SPARC32Arch final : public Arch {
public:
SPARC32Arch(llvm::LLVMContext *context_, OSName os_name_, ArchName arch_name_)
: Arch(context_, os_name_, arch_name_) {}
virtual ~SPARC32Arch(void) = default;
// Returns the name of the stack pointer register.
std::string_view StackPointerRegisterName(void) const final {
return kSPRegName;
}
// Returns the name of the program counter register.
std::string_view ProgramCounterRegisterName(void) const final {
return kPCRegName;
}
uint64_t MinInstructionAlign(void) const final {
return 4;
}
uint64_t MinInstructionSize(void) const final {
return 4;
}
// Maximum number of bytes in an instruction.
uint64_t MaxInstructionSize(bool permit_fuse_idioms) const final {
return permit_fuse_idioms ? 8 : 4; // To handle `SET` idioms.
}
// Default calling convention for this architecture.
llvm::CallingConv::ID DefaultCallingConv(void) const final {
return llvm::CallingConv::C;
}
// Populate the table of register information.
void PopulateRegisterTable(void) const final;
// Populate a just-initialized lifted function function with architecture-
// specific variables.
void FinishLiftedFunctionInitialization(
llvm::Module *module, llvm::Function *bb_func) const override;
llvm::Triple Triple(void) const final;
llvm::DataLayout DataLayout(void) const final;
// Decode an instruction.
bool DecodeInstruction(uint64_t address, std::string_view instr_bytes,
Instruction &inst) const final;
// Returns `true` if memory access are little endian byte ordered.
bool MemoryAccessIsLittleEndian(void) const final {
return false;
}
// Returns `true` if a given instruction might have a delay slot.
bool MayHaveDelaySlot(const Instruction &inst) const final;
// Returns `true` if we should lift the semantics of `next_inst` as a delay
// slot of `inst`. The `branch_taken_path` tells us whether we are in the
// context of the taken path of a branch or the not-taken path of a branch.
virtual bool NextInstructionIsDelayed(const Instruction &inst,
const Instruction &next_inst,
bool branch_taken_path) const final;
};
// Populate the table of register information.
void SPARC32Arch::PopulateRegisterTable(void) const {
impl->reg_by_offset.resize(sizeof(SPARC32State));
#define OFFSET_OF(type, access) \
(reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(&reinterpret_cast<const volatile char &>( \
static_cast<type *>(nullptr)->access)))
#define REG(name, access, type) \
AddRegister(#name, type, OFFSET_OF(SPARC32State, access), nullptr)
#define SUB_REG(name, access, type, parent_reg_name) \
AddRegister(#name, type, OFFSET_OF(SPARC32State, access), #parent_reg_name)
auto u8 = llvm::Type::getInt8Ty(*context);
auto u32 = llvm::Type::getInt32Ty(*context);
auto u64 = llvm::Type::getInt64Ty(*context);
auto u128 = llvm::Type::getInt128Ty(*context);
auto f32 = llvm::Type::getFloatTy(*context);
auto f64 = llvm::Type::getDoubleTy(*context);
std::vector<llvm::Type *> window_types(33, u64);
auto window_type = llvm::StructType::create(*context, "RegisterWindow");
auto window_ptr_type = llvm::PointerType::get(window_type, 0);
window_types.push_back(window_ptr_type);
window_type->setBody(window_types, false);
REG(pc, pc.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(PC, pc.dword, u32, pc);
REG(npc, next_pc.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(NEXT_PC, next_pc.dword, u32, npc);
REG(sp, gpr.o6.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(SP, gpr.o6.dword, u32, sp);
REG(fp, gpr.i6.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(FP, gpr.i6.dword, u32, fp);
REG(i0, gpr.i0.dword, u32);
REG(i1, gpr.i1.dword, u32);
REG(i2, gpr.i2.dword, u32);
REG(i3, gpr.i3.dword, u32);
REG(i4, gpr.i4.dword, u32);
REG(i5, gpr.i5.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(i6, gpr.i6.dword, u32, fp);
REG(i7, gpr.i7.dword, u32);
REG(l0, gpr.l0.dword, u32);
REG(l1, gpr.l1.dword, u32);
REG(l2, gpr.l2.dword, u32);
REG(l3, gpr.l3.dword, u32);
REG(l4, gpr.l4.dword, u32);
REG(l5, gpr.l5.dword, u32);
REG(l6, gpr.l6.dword, u32);
REG(l7, gpr.l7.dword, u32);
REG(o0, gpr.o0.dword, u32);
REG(o1, gpr.o1.dword, u32);
REG(o2, gpr.o2.dword, u32);
REG(o3, gpr.o3.dword, u32);
REG(o4, gpr.o4.dword, u32);
REG(o5, gpr.o5.dword, u32);
SUB_REG(o6, gpr.o6.dword, u32, sp);
REG(o7, gpr.o7.dword, u32);
REG(g1, gpr.g1.dword, u32);
REG(g2, gpr.g2.dword, u32);
REG(g3, gpr.g3.dword, u32);
REG(g4, gpr.g4.dword, u32);
REG(g5, gpr.g5.dword, u32);
REG(g6, gpr.g6.dword, u32);
REG(g7, gpr.g7.dword, u32);
// Ancillary State Register
REG(y, asr.yreg.dword, u32);
REG(asi, asr.asi_flat, u32);
REG(tick, asr.tick, u64);
REG(fprs, asr.fprs_flat, u32);
REG(gsr, asr.gsr.flat, u64);
REG(softint, asr.softint, u64);
REG(stick, asr.stick, u64);
REG(stick_cmpr, asr.stick_cmpr, u64);
REG(cfr, asr.cfr, u64);
REG(icc_c, asr.ccr.icc.c, u8);
REG(icc_v, asr.ccr.icc.v, u8);
REG(icc_z, asr.ccr.icc.z, u8);
REG(icc_n, asr.ccr.icc.n, u8);
REG(xcc_c, asr.ccr.xcc.c, u8);
REG(xcc_v, asr.ccr.xcc.v, u8);
REG(xcc_z, asr.ccr.xcc.z, u8);
REG(xcc_n, asr.ccr.xcc.n, u8);
REG(ccf_fcc0, fsr.fcc0, u8);
REG(ccf_fcc1, fsr.fcc1, u8);
REG(ccf_fcc2, fsr.fcc2, u8);
REG(ccf_fcc3, fsr.fcc3, u8);
REG(ccc, csr.ccc, u8);
REG(fsr_aexc, fsr.aexc, u8);
REG(fsr_cexc, fsr.cexc, u8);
REG(v0, fpreg.v[0], u128);
REG(v1, fpreg.v[1], u128);
REG(v2, fpreg.v[2], u128);
REG(v3, fpreg.v[3], u128);
REG(v4, fpreg.v[4], u128);
REG(v5, fpreg.v[5], u128);
REG(v6, fpreg.v[6], u128);
REG(v7, fpreg.v[7], u128);
SUB_REG(f0, fpreg.v[0].floats.elems[0], f32, v0);
SUB_REG(f1, fpreg.v[0].floats.elems[1], f32, v0);
SUB_REG(f2, fpreg.v[0].floats.elems[2], f32, v0);
SUB_REG(f3, fpreg.v[0].floats.elems[3], f32, v0);
SUB_REG(f4, fpreg.v[1].floats.elems[0], f32, v1);
SUB_REG(f5, fpreg.v[1].floats.elems[1], f32, v1);
SUB_REG(f6, fpreg.v[1].floats.elems[2], f32, v1);
SUB_REG(f7, fpreg.v[1].floats.elems[3], f32, v1);
SUB_REG(f8, fpreg.v[2].floats.elems[0], f32, v2);
SUB_REG(f9, fpreg.v[2].floats.elems[1], f32, v2);
SUB_REG(f10, fpreg.v[2].floats.elems[2], f32, v2);
SUB_REG(f11, fpreg.v[2].floats.elems[3], f32, v2);
SUB_REG(f12, fpreg.v[3].floats.elems[0], f32, v3);
SUB_REG(f13, fpreg.v[3].floats.elems[1], f32, v3);
SUB_REG(f14, fpreg.v[3].floats.elems[2], f32, v3);
SUB_REG(f15, fpreg.v[3].floats.elems[3], f32, v3);
SUB_REG(f16, fpreg.v[4].floats.elems[0], f32, v4);
SUB_REG(f17, fpreg.v[4].floats.elems[1], f32, v4);
SUB_REG(f18, fpreg.v[4].floats.elems[2], f32, v4);
SUB_REG(f19, fpreg.v[4].floats.elems[3], f32, v4);
SUB_REG(f20, fpreg.v[5].floats.elems[0], f32, v5);
SUB_REG(f21, fpreg.v[5].floats.elems[1], f32, v5);
SUB_REG(f22, fpreg.v[5].floats.elems[2], f32, v5);
SUB_REG(f23, fpreg.v[5].floats.elems[3], f32, v5);
SUB_REG(f24, fpreg.v[6].floats.elems[0], f32, v6);
SUB_REG(f25, fpreg.v[6].floats.elems[1], f32, v6);
SUB_REG(f26, fpreg.v[6].floats.elems[2], f32, v6);
SUB_REG(f27, fpreg.v[6].floats.elems[3], f32, v6);
SUB_REG(f28, fpreg.v[7].floats.elems[0], f32, v7);
SUB_REG(f29, fpreg.v[7].floats.elems[1], f32, v7);
SUB_REG(f30, fpreg.v[7].floats.elems[2], f32, v7);
SUB_REG(f31, fpreg.v[7].floats.elems[3], f32, v7);
SUB_REG(d0, fpreg.v[0].doubles.elems[0], f64, v0);
SUB_REG(d2, fpreg.v[0].doubles.elems[1], f64, v0);
SUB_REG(d4, fpreg.v[1].doubles.elems[0], f64, v1);
SUB_REG(d6, fpreg.v[1].doubles.elems[1], f64, v1);
SUB_REG(d8, fpreg.v[2].doubles.elems[0], f64, v2);
SUB_REG(d10, fpreg.v[2].doubles.elems[1], f64, v2);
SUB_REG(d12, fpreg.v[3].doubles.elems[0], f64, v3);
SUB_REG(d14, fpreg.v[3].doubles.elems[1], f64, v3);
SUB_REG(d16, fpreg.v[4].doubles.elems[0], f64, v4);
SUB_REG(d18, fpreg.v[4].doubles.elems[1], f64, v4);
SUB_REG(d20, fpreg.v[5].doubles.elems[0], f64, v5);
SUB_REG(d22, fpreg.v[5].doubles.elems[1], f64, v5);
SUB_REG(d24, fpreg.v[6].doubles.elems[0], f64, v6);
SUB_REG(d26, fpreg.v[6].doubles.elems[1], f64, v6);
SUB_REG(d28, fpreg.v[7].doubles.elems[0], f64, v7);
SUB_REG(d30, fpreg.v[7].doubles.elems[1], f64, v7);
// NOTE(pag): This is a bit of a lie, but kind of like in x87 with 80-bit
// extended precision, we treat quad precision floats as being
// doubles.
SUB_REG(q0, fpreg.v[0].doubles.elems[0], f64, v0);
SUB_REG(q4, fpreg.v[1].doubles.elems[0], f64, v1);
SUB_REG(q8, fpreg.v[2].doubles.elems[0], f64, v2);
SUB_REG(q12, fpreg.v[3].doubles.elems[0], f64, v3);
SUB_REG(q16, fpreg.v[4].doubles.elems[0], f64, v4);
SUB_REG(q20, fpreg.v[5].doubles.elems[0], f64, v5);
SUB_REG(q24, fpreg.v[6].doubles.elems[0], f64, v6);
SUB_REG(q28, fpreg.v[7].doubles.elems[0], f64, v7);
REG(PREV_WINDOW_LINK, window, window_ptr_type);
}
// Populate a just-initialized lifted function function with architecture-
// specific variables.
void SPARC32Arch::FinishLiftedFunctionInitialization(
llvm::Module *module, llvm::Function *bb_func) const {
auto &context = module->getContext();
auto u8 = llvm::Type::getInt8Ty(context);
auto u32 = llvm::Type::getInt32Ty(context);
auto zero_u8 = llvm::Constant::getNullValue(u8);
auto zero_u32 = llvm::Constant::getNullValue(u32);
const auto entry_block = &bb_func->getEntryBlock();
llvm::IRBuilder<> ir(entry_block);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "g0"), false);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "ignore_write_to_g0"),
false);
// this is for unknown asr to avoid crash.
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "asr"), false);
// NOTE(pag): Passing `nullptr` as the type will force `Arch::AddRegister`
// to infer the type based on what it finds. It's a pointer to
// a structure type, so we can check that.
const auto prev_window_link = RegisterByName("PREV_WINDOW_LINK");
CHECK(prev_window_link->type->isPointerTy());
const auto window_type = prev_window_link->type->getPointerElementType();
CHECK(window_type->isStructTy());
auto window = ir.CreateAlloca(window_type, nullptr, "WINDOW");
ir.CreateAlloca(prev_window_link->type, nullptr, "PREV_WINDOW");
// `WINDOW_LINK = &(WINDOW->prev_window);`
llvm::Value *gep_indexes[2] = {zero_u32, llvm::ConstantInt::get(u32, 33)};
auto window_link =
ir.CreateInBoundsGEP(window_type, window, gep_indexes, "WINDOW_LINK");
auto nullptr_window = llvm::Constant::getNullValue(prev_window_link->type);
ir.CreateStore(nullptr_window, window_link, false);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u8, ir.CreateAlloca(u8, nullptr, "IGNORE_BRANCH_TAKEN"),
false);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "IGNORE_PC"), false);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "IGNORE_NEXT_PC"),
false);
ir.CreateStore(zero_u32, ir.CreateAlloca(u32, nullptr, "IGNORE_RETURN_PC"),
false);
const auto pc_arg = NthArgument(bb_func, kPCArgNum);
const auto state_ptr_arg = NthArgument(bb_func, kStatePointerArgNum);
(void) RegisterByName(kNextPCVariableName)->AddressOf(state_ptr_arg, ir);
ir.CreateStore(pc_arg,
RegisterByName(kPCVariableName)->AddressOf(state_ptr_arg, ir),
false);
}
llvm::Triple SPARC32Arch::Triple(void) const {
auto triple = BasicTriple();
triple.setArch(llvm::Triple::sparc);
return triple;
}
llvm::DataLayout SPARC32Arch::DataLayout(void) const {
return llvm::DataLayout("E-m:e-p:32:32-i64:64-f128:64-n32-S64");
}
// Returns `true` if a given instruction might have a delay slot.
bool SPARC32Arch::MayHaveDelaySlot(const Instruction &inst) const {
return inst.has_branch_taken_delay_slot ||
inst.has_branch_not_taken_delay_slot;
}
// Returns `true` if we should lift the semantics of `next_inst` as a delay
// slot of `inst`. The `branch_taken_path` tells us whether we are in the
// context of the taken path of a branch or the not-taken path of a branch.
bool SPARC32Arch::NextInstructionIsDelayed(const Instruction &inst,
const Instruction &next_inst,
bool branch_taken_path) const {
if (inst.delayed_pc != next_inst.pc) {
return false;
}
if (branch_taken_path) {
return inst.has_branch_taken_delay_slot;
} else {
return inst.has_branch_not_taken_delay_slot;
}
}
// Decode an instruction.
bool SPARC32Arch::DecodeInstruction(uint64_t address,
std::string_view inst_bytes,
Instruction &inst) const {
inst.pc = address;
inst.arch_name = arch_name;
inst.sub_arch_name = arch_name;
inst.arch = this;
inst.category = Instruction::kCategoryInvalid;
inst.operands.clear();
inst.next_pc = address + inst_bytes.size(); // Default fall-through.
inst.branch_taken_pc = 0;
inst.branch_not_taken_pc = 0;
inst.has_branch_taken_delay_slot = false;
inst.has_branch_not_taken_delay_slot = false;
if (address % 4) {
return false;
}
if (inst_bytes.size() != 4 && inst_bytes.size() != 8) {
return false;
}
if (!inst.bytes.empty() && inst.bytes.data() == inst_bytes.data()) {
inst.bytes.resize(inst_bytes.size());
} else {
inst.bytes = inst_bytes;
}
if (!sparc32::TryDecode(inst)) {
inst.category = Instruction::kCategoryInvalid;
inst.operands.clear();
LOG(ERROR) << "Unable to decode: " << inst.Serialize();
return false;
}
// LOG(ERROR) << inst.Serialize();
return inst.IsValid();
}
} // namespace sparc
// TODO(pag): We pretend that these are singletons, but they aren't really!
Arch::ArchPtr Arch::GetSPARC(llvm::LLVMContext *context_, OSName os_name_,
ArchName arch_name_) {
if (arch_name_ == kArchSparc32) {
return std::make_unique<sparc::SPARC32Arch>(context_, os_name_, arch_name_);
} else {
LOG(FATAL) << "Invalid arch name passed to Arch::GetSPARC: "
<< GetArchName(arch_name_);
return {};
}
}
} // namespace remill