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#!/bin/bash
# Searches for functions adding expert items which are located in a if(tree)
# guard. Tested using clang-query 3.7.0 (part of clang-tools-extra).
#
# Usage:
#
# Ensure that builddir and srcdir variables below are set
# Ensure that compile_commands.json exists in builddir (see below).
# Run `./find-expert-in-tree > scan.log` to write matching contexts to file
# Use the displayed awk command for further processing (see bottom).
#
# Author: Peter Wu <peter@lekensteyn.nl>
# path to builddir (should contain compile_commands.json, use
# cmake -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS=1)
builddir=/tmp/wsbuild
# path to source directory (will be scanned for files matching the function
srcdir=/tmp/wireshark
set -e -u
# Condition which should match "if(tree)" and "if(tree && foo())" but not
# "if(somefunc(tree))".
cond='
hasCondition(
# Do not use hasDescendant, it matches if(somefunc(tree)) too
has(
declRefExpr(
hasType(
asString("proto_tree *")
)
)
)
)
'
# matches callers of expert_add_info[_format] and proto_tree_add_export[_format]
body='
callee(
functionDecl(
hasAnyParameter(
matchesName("eiindex")
)
)
)
'
# print line with "if"
matcher="
ifStmt(
allOf(
$cond,
hasDescendant(
callExpr($body)
)
)
)
"
# print line with caller (comment next line to enable it)
: || \
matcher="
callExpr(allOf(
$body,
hasAncestor(
ifStmt($cond)
)
))
"
matcher="$(sed '/^ *#/d;s/^ *//;s/ *$//' <<<"$matcher" | tr -d '\n')"
args=(
# Add this if you get an error about missing std headers
#-extra-arg=-I/usr/lib/clang/3.7.0/include/
-p "$builddir"
# Use "print" to show the full processed line. Use "diag" for a short line.
# Use "dump" for a raw AST tree.
-c "set output print"
#-c "set output dump"
-c "set output diag"
-c "match ${matcher}"
)
# Write file names matching the function names to a file (cache it in case this
# script is interrupted).
tmp=/tmp/files.txt
[ -s "$tmp" ] ||
grep -rl --exclude=\* --include=\*.c --exclude-dir=asn1 "$srcdir" \
-e 'expert_add_info\|proto_tree_add_expert' > "$tmp"
# Start the hunt!
cat "$tmp" |
#head | grep ssl|
xargs -rt -P$(nproc) -n10 clang-query "${args[@]}"
# add -t to xargs for verbose debugging (print commands as they are executed)
# -P is used for parallel jobs
# -n limits files per command. Use this to tune memory usage.
rm "$tmp"
cat <<'EOF' >&2
# Use this for analysis:
awk '/"[r]oot" binds here/{i=3} !/clang-query/&&i>0{printf("%s\033[m\n", $0);i--}' scan.log | less -r
EOF
# vim: set sw=4 ts=4 et:
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