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//===-- ImpliedValue.cpp --------------------------------------------------===//
//
// The KLEE Symbolic Virtual Machine
//
// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source
// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#include "ImpliedValue.h"
#include "klee/Constraints.h"
#include "klee/Expr.h"
#include "klee/Solver.h"
// FIXME: Use APInt.
#include "klee/Internal/Support/IntEvaluation.h"
#include "klee/util/ExprUtil.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <set>
using namespace klee;
// XXX we really want to do some sort of canonicalization of exprs
// globally so that cases below become simpler
static void _getImpliedValue(ref<Expr> e,
uint64_t value,
ImpliedValueList &results) {
switch (e->getKind()) {
case Expr::Constant: {
assert(value == e->getConstantValue() && "error in implied value calculation");
break;
}
// Special
case Expr::NotOptimized: break;
case Expr::Read: {
// XXX in theory it is possible to descend into a symbolic index
// under certain circumstances (all values known, known value
// unique, or range known, max / min hit). Seems unlikely this
// would work often enough to be worth the effort.
ReadExpr *re = cast<ReadExpr>(e);
results.push_back(std::make_pair(re,
ConstantExpr::create(value, e->getWidth())));
break;
}
case Expr::Select: {
// not much to do, could improve with range analysis
SelectExpr *se = cast<SelectExpr>(e);
if (ConstantExpr *TrueCE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(se->trueExpr)) {
if (ConstantExpr *FalseCE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(se->falseExpr)) {
if (TrueCE->getConstantValue() != FalseCE->getConstantValue()) {
if (value == TrueCE->getConstantValue()) {
_getImpliedValue(se->cond, 1, results);
} else {
assert(value == FalseCE->getConstantValue() &&
"err in implied value calculation");
_getImpliedValue(se->cond, 0, results);
}
}
}
}
break;
}
case Expr::Concat: {
ConcatExpr *ce = cast<ConcatExpr>(e);
_getImpliedValue(ce->getKid(0), (value >> ce->getKid(1)->getWidth()) & ((1 << ce->getKid(0)->getWidth()) - 1), results);
_getImpliedValue(ce->getKid(1), value & ((1 << ce->getKid(1)->getWidth()) - 1), results);
break;
}
case Expr::Extract: {
// XXX, could do more here with "some bits" mask
break;
}
// Casting
case Expr::ZExt:
case Expr::SExt: {
CastExpr *ce = cast<CastExpr>(e);
_getImpliedValue(ce->src,
bits64::truncateToNBits(value,
ce->src->getWidth()),
results);
break;
}
// Arithmetic
case Expr::Add: { // constants on left
BinaryExpr *be = cast<BinaryExpr>(e);
if (ConstantExpr *CE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(be->left)) {
uint64_t nvalue = ints::sub(value,
CE->getConstantValue(),
CE->getWidth());
_getImpliedValue(be->right, nvalue, results);
}
break;
}
case Expr::Sub: { // constants on left
BinaryExpr *be = cast<BinaryExpr>(e);
if (ConstantExpr *CE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(be->left)) {
uint64_t nvalue = ints::sub(CE->getConstantValue(),
value,
CE->getWidth());
_getImpliedValue(be->right, nvalue, results);
}
break;
}
case Expr::Mul: {
// XXX can do stuff here, but need valid mask and other things
// because of bits that might be lost
break;
}
case Expr::UDiv:
case Expr::SDiv:
case Expr::URem:
case Expr::SRem:
// no, no, no
break;
// Binary
case Expr::And: {
BinaryExpr *be = cast<BinaryExpr>(e);
if (be->getWidth() == Expr::Bool) {
if (value) {
_getImpliedValue(be->left, value, results);
_getImpliedValue(be->right, value, results);
}
} else {
// XXX, we can basically propogate a mask here
// where we know "some bits". may or may not be
// useful.
}
break;
}
case Expr::Or: {
BinaryExpr *be = cast<BinaryExpr>(e);
if (!value) {
_getImpliedValue(be->left, 0, results);
_getImpliedValue(be->right, 0, results);
} else {
// XXX, can do more?
}
break;
}
case Expr::Xor: { // constants on left
BinaryExpr *be = cast<BinaryExpr>(e);
if (ConstantExpr *CE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(be->left)) {
_getImpliedValue(be->right, value ^ CE->getConstantValue(), results);
}
break;
}
// Comparison
case Expr::Ne:
value = !value;
/* fallthru */
case Expr::Eq: {
EqExpr *ee = cast<EqExpr>(e);
if (value) {
if (ConstantExpr *CE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(ee->left))
_getImpliedValue(ee->right, CE->getConstantValue(), results);
} else {
// look for limited value range, woohoo
//
// in general anytime one side was restricted to two values we
// can apply this trick. the only obvious case where this
// occurs, aside from booleans, is as the result of a select
// expression where the true and false branches are single
// valued and distinct.
if (ConstantExpr *CE = dyn_cast<ConstantExpr>(ee->left)) {
if (CE->getWidth() == Expr::Bool) {
_getImpliedValue(ee->right, !CE->getConstantValue(), results);
}
}
}
break;
}
default:
break;
}
}
void ImpliedValue::getImpliedValues(ref<Expr> e,
ref<ConstantExpr> value,
ImpliedValueList &results) {
_getImpliedValue(e, value->getConstantValue(), results);
}
void ImpliedValue::checkForImpliedValues(Solver *S, ref<Expr> e,
ref<ConstantExpr> value) {
std::vector<ref<ReadExpr> > reads;
std::map<ref<ReadExpr>, ref<Expr> > found;
ImpliedValueList results;
getImpliedValues(e, value, results);
for (ImpliedValueList::iterator i = results.begin(), ie = results.end();
i != ie; ++i) {
std::map<ref<ReadExpr>, ref<Expr> >::iterator it = found.find(i->first);
if (it != found.end()) {
assert(it->second->getConstantValue() == i->second->getConstantValue() &&
"I don't think so Scott");
} else {
found.insert(std::make_pair(i->first, i->second));
}
}
findReads(e, false, reads);
std::set< ref<ReadExpr> > readsSet(reads.begin(), reads.end());
reads = std::vector< ref<ReadExpr> >(readsSet.begin(), readsSet.end());
std::vector<ref<Expr> > assumption;
assumption.push_back(EqExpr::create(e, value));
// obscure... we need to make sure that all the read indices are
// bounds checked. if we don't do this we can end up constructing
// invalid counterexamples because STP will happily make out of
// bounds indices which will not get picked up. this is of utmost
// importance if we are being backed by the CexCachingSolver.
for (std::vector< ref<ReadExpr> >::iterator i = reads.begin(),
ie = reads.end(); i != ie; ++i) {
ReadExpr *re = i->get();
assumption.push_back(UltExpr::create(re->index,
ConstantExpr::alloc(re->updates.root->size,
kMachinePointerType)));
}
ConstraintManager assume(assumption);
for (std::vector< ref<ReadExpr> >::iterator i = reads.begin(),
ie = reads.end(); i != ie; ++i) {
ref<ReadExpr> var = *i;
ref<Expr> possible;
bool success = S->getValue(Query(assume, var), possible);
assert(success && "FIXME: Unhandled solver failure");
std::map<ref<ReadExpr>, ref<Expr> >::iterator it = found.find(var);
bool res;
success = S->mustBeTrue(Query(assume, EqExpr::create(var, possible)), res);
assert(success && "FIXME: Unhandled solver failure");
if (res) {
if (it != found.end()) {
assert(possible->getConstantValue() == it->second->getConstantValue());
found.erase(it);
}
} else {
if (it!=found.end()) {
ref<Expr> binding = it->second;
llvm::cerr << "checkForImpliedValues: " << e << " = " << value << "\n"
<< "\t\t implies " << var << " == " << binding
<< " (error)\n";
assert(0);
}
}
}
assert(found.empty());
}
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