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//===-- fd_init.c ---------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// The KLEE Symbolic Virtual Machine
//
// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source
// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#define _LARGEFILE64_SOURCE
#define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64
#include "fd.h"
#include "klee/klee.h"
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
exe_file_system_t __exe_fs;
/* NOTE: It is important that these are statically initialized
correctly, since things that run before main may hit them given the
current way things are linked. */
/* XXX Technically these flags are initialized w.o.r. to the
environment we are actually running in. We could patch them in
klee_init_fds, but we still have the problem that uclibc calls
prior to main will get the wrong data. Not such a big deal since we
mostly care about sym case anyway. */
exe_sym_env_t __exe_env = {
{{ 0, eOpen | eReadable, 0, 0},
{ 1, eOpen | eWriteable, 0, 0},
{ 2, eOpen | eWriteable, 0, 0}},
022,
0
};
static void __create_new_dfile(exe_disk_file_t *dfile, unsigned size,
const char *name, struct stat64 *defaults) {
struct stat64 *s = malloc(sizeof(*s));
if (!s)
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
const char *sp;
char sname[64];
for (sp=name; *sp; ++sp)
sname[sp-name] = *sp;
memcpy(&sname[sp-name], "-stat", 6);
assert(size);
dfile->size = size;
dfile->contents = malloc(dfile->size);
if (!dfile->contents)
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
klee_make_symbolic(dfile->contents, dfile->size, name);
klee_make_symbolic(s, sizeof(*s), sname);
/* For broken tests */
if (!klee_is_symbolic(s->st_ino) &&
(s->st_ino & 0x7FFFFFFF) == 0)
s->st_ino = defaults->st_ino;
/* Important since we copy this out through getdents, and readdir
will otherwise skip this entry. For same reason need to make sure
it fits in low bits. */
klee_assume((s->st_ino & 0x7FFFFFFF) != 0);
/* uclibc opendir uses this as its buffer size, try to keep
reasonable. */
klee_assume((s->st_blksize & ~0xFFFF) == 0);
klee_prefer_cex(s, !(s->st_mode & ~(S_IFMT | 0777)));
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_dev == defaults->st_dev);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_rdev == defaults->st_rdev);
klee_prefer_cex(s, (s->st_mode&0700) == 0600);
klee_prefer_cex(s, (s->st_mode&0070) == 0040);
klee_prefer_cex(s, (s->st_mode&0007) == 0004);
klee_prefer_cex(s, (s->st_mode&S_IFMT) == S_IFREG);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_nlink == 1);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_uid == defaults->st_uid);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_gid == defaults->st_gid);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_blksize == 4096);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_atime == defaults->st_atime);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_mtime == defaults->st_mtime);
klee_prefer_cex(s, s->st_ctime == defaults->st_ctime);
s->st_size = dfile->size;
s->st_blocks = 8;
dfile->stat = s;
}
/* n_files: number of symbolic input files, excluding stdin
file_length: size in bytes of each symbolic file, including stdin
sym_stdout_flag: 1 if stdout should be symbolic, 0 otherwise
save_all_writes_flag: 1 if all writes are executed as expected, 0 if
writes past the initial file size are discarded
(file offset is always incremented)
max_failures: maximum number of system call failures */
void klee_init_fds(unsigned n_files, unsigned file_length,
unsigned stdin_length, int sym_stdout_flag,
int save_all_writes_flag, unsigned max_failures) {
unsigned k;
char name[7] = "?-data";
struct stat64 s;
stat64(".", &s);
__exe_fs.n_sym_files = n_files;
__exe_fs.sym_files = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.sym_files) * n_files);
if (n_files && !__exe_fs.sym_files)
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
for (k=0; k < n_files; k++) {
name[0] = 'A' + k;
__create_new_dfile(&__exe_fs.sym_files[k], file_length, name, &s);
}
/* setting symbolic stdin */
if (stdin_length) {
__exe_fs.sym_stdin = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.sym_stdin));
if (!__exe_fs.sym_stdin)
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
__create_new_dfile(__exe_fs.sym_stdin, stdin_length, "stdin", &s);
__exe_env.fds[0].dfile = __exe_fs.sym_stdin;
}
else __exe_fs.sym_stdin = NULL;
__exe_fs.max_failures = max_failures;
if (__exe_fs.max_failures) {
__exe_fs.read_fail = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.read_fail));
__exe_fs.write_fail = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.write_fail));
__exe_fs.close_fail = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.close_fail));
__exe_fs.ftruncate_fail = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.ftruncate_fail));
__exe_fs.getcwd_fail = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.getcwd_fail));
if (!(__exe_fs.read_fail && __exe_fs.write_fail && __exe_fs.close_fail
&& __exe_fs.ftruncate_fail && __exe_fs.getcwd_fail))
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
klee_make_symbolic(__exe_fs.read_fail, sizeof(*__exe_fs.read_fail), "read_fail");
klee_make_symbolic(__exe_fs.write_fail, sizeof(*__exe_fs.write_fail), "write_fail");
klee_make_symbolic(__exe_fs.close_fail, sizeof(*__exe_fs.close_fail), "close_fail");
klee_make_symbolic(__exe_fs.ftruncate_fail, sizeof(*__exe_fs.ftruncate_fail), "ftruncate_fail");
klee_make_symbolic(__exe_fs.getcwd_fail, sizeof(*__exe_fs.getcwd_fail), "getcwd_fail");
}
/* setting symbolic stdout */
if (sym_stdout_flag) {
__exe_fs.sym_stdout = malloc(sizeof(*__exe_fs.sym_stdout));
if (!__exe_fs.sym_stdout)
klee_report_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "out of memory in klee_init_env", "user.err");
__create_new_dfile(__exe_fs.sym_stdout, 1024, "stdout", &s);
__exe_env.fds[1].dfile = __exe_fs.sym_stdout;
__exe_fs.stdout_writes = 0;
}
else __exe_fs.sym_stdout = NULL;
__exe_env.save_all_writes = save_all_writes_flag;
}
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