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// Copyright 2019 Google LLC
//
// 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
//
// https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
/// A mutator that changes the input variables of instructions in a program.
public class InputMutator: BaseInstructionMutator {
/// Whether this instance is type aware or not.
/// A type aware InputMutator will attempt to find "compatible" replacement
/// variables, which have roughly the same type as the replaced variable.
public let typeAwareness: TypeAwareness
private let logger: Logger
public enum TypeAwareness {
case loose
case aware
}
public init(typeAwareness: TypeAwareness) {
self.typeAwareness = typeAwareness
self.logger = Logger(withLabel: "InputMutator \(String(describing: typeAwareness))")
var maxSimultaneousMutations = defaultMaxSimultaneousMutations
// A type aware instance can be more aggressive. Based on simple experiments and
// the mutator correctness rates, it can very roughly be twice as aggressive.
switch self.typeAwareness {
case .aware:
maxSimultaneousMutations *= 2
default:
break
}
super.init(
name: "InputMutator (\(String(describing: self.typeAwareness)))",
maxSimultaneousMutations: maxSimultaneousMutations)
}
public override func canMutate(_ instr: Instruction) -> Bool {
if instr.isNotInputMutable {
// This is currently the case for some WasmInstructions that have to adhere to
// more rules than just strict typing, e.g. WasmStoreGlobal/WasmLoadGlobal
// Also the case for wasmReassign.
return false
}
return instr.numInputs > 0
}
public override func mutate(_ instr: Instruction, _ b: ProgramBuilder) {
var inouts = b.adopt(instr.inouts)
// Replace one input
let selectedInput = Int.random(in: 0..<instr.numInputs)
// Inputs to block end instructions must be taken from the outer scope since the scope
// closed by the instruction is currently still active.
let replacement: Variable?
let type = b.type(of: inouts[selectedInput])
// In Wasm we need strict typing, so there is no notion of loose or aware.
if b.context.contains(.wasm) || b.context.contains(.wasmFunction)
|| b.context.contains(.wasmTypeGroup)
{
replacement = findWasmReplacement(
forInput: selectedInput, of: instr, in: inouts, b)
} else if !type.MayBe(.jsAnything) {
// When the input type is not a JS variable, we cannot call randomJSVariable or randomVariable(forUseAs: ) as those might return any JS variable.
replacement = b.randomVariable(ofType: type)
} else {
switch self.typeAwareness {
case .loose:
replacement = b.randomJsVariable()
case .aware:
replacement = b.randomVariable(forUseAs: type)
}
}
if let replacement = replacement {
b.trace(
"Replacing input \(selectedInput) (\(inouts[selectedInput])) with \(replacement)")
inouts[selectedInput] = replacement
}
b.append(Instruction(instr.op, inouts: inouts))
}
private func findWasmReplacement(
forInput selectedInput: Int,
of instr: Instruction,
in inouts: [Variable],
_ b: ProgramBuilder
) -> Variable? {
let type = b.type(of: inouts[selectedInput])
// TODO(mliedtke): For type definitions we need a lot of consistency. E.g. the signature
// flowing into the block begin operation and the block end operation need to be in
// sync.
if type.Is(.wasmTypeDef()) {
return inouts[selectedInput]
}
// Try instruction-specific mutations first.
if let replacement = findInstructionSpecificWasmReplacement(
forInput: selectedInput, of: instr, in: inouts, b)
{
return replacement
}
return b.randomVariable(ofType: type)
}
private func findNullableRefVariant(of variable: Variable, _ b: ProgramBuilder) -> Variable? {
guard let refType = b.type(of: variable).wasmReferenceType else { return nil }
// This preserves the heap type including exactness, only nullability is possibly widened.
// Returned variables may still be non-nullable per the subtyping rules.
return b.randomVariable(ofType: .wasmRef(refType.kind, nullability: true))
}
private func findInstructionSpecificWasmReplacement(
forInput selectedInput: Int,
of instr: Instruction,
in inouts: [Variable],
_ b: ProgramBuilder
) -> Variable? {
switch instr.op.opcode {
case .wasmRefGetDesc,
.wasmStructGet,
.wasmStructSet,
.wasmArrayGet,
.wasmArraySet:
// Input 0 is always the target struct or array reference.
guard selectedInput == 0 else { return nil }
return findNullableRefVariant(of: inouts[selectedInput], b)
case .wasmCallRef,
.wasmReturnCallRef,
.wasmStructNewDesc,
.wasmStructNewDefaultDesc:
// The function reference (for the call instructions), and
// the descriptor reference are the last input.
guard selectedInput == instr.numInputs - 1 else { return nil }
return findNullableRefVariant(of: inouts[selectedInput], b)
case .wasmArrayLen:
return b.randomVariable(ofType: .wasmArrayRef())
default:
return nil
}
}
}