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#!./perl
#
# Tests for a (non) reference-counted stack
#
# This file checks the test cases of tickets where having the stack not
# reference-counted caused a crash or unexpected behaviour.
# Some of tickets no longer failed in blead, but I added them as tests
# anyway.
# Many of the tests are just to ensure that there's no panic, SEGV or
# ASAN errors, and so they are happy for the output to be "" rather
# than any specific value.
#
# The tickets these test cases initially came from were either:
#
# - those linked on RT by the meta ticket:
# RT #77706: "[META] stack not reference counted issues"
#
# - or on GH tagged as label:leak/refcount/malloc and which appear to
# be stack-related
BEGIN {
chdir 't' if -d 't';
require './test.pl';
skip_all('not built with PERL_RC_STACK')
unless defined &Internals::stack_refcounted
&& (Internals::stack_refcounted() & 1);
set_up_inc( qw(. ../lib) );
}
use warnings;
use strict;
# GH #2157: "coredump in map modifying input array"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = 1..3; @a = map { splice( @a, 0 ); $_ } (@a); print "@a\n";},
"1 2 3",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #2157"
);
# GH #4924: "@_ gets corrupted when F(@X) shortens @X"
{
my @x;
sub f4924 {
@x = ();
my @y = 999;
"@_";
}
@x = 1..3;
# used to get "0 999 4"
is f4924(0, @x, 4), "0 1 2 3 4", "GH #4924";
}
# GH #6079: "Segfault when assigning to array that is being iterated over"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@a = 1..2; for (@a, 3) { $t = 'x'; $t =~ s/x/@a = ()/e; }},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #6079"
);
# GH #6533: "Another self-modifyingloop bug"
#
# This failed an assertion prior to 5.26.0
fresh_perl_is(
q{map { @a = ($_+=0) x $_ } @a=/\B./g for 100;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #6533"
);
# GH #6874: "Coredump when shortening an array during use"
fresh_perl_is(
q{$a=@F[4,7]-=@F=3},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #6874"
);
# GH #6957: "Bizarre array copy: ???"
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub f { my $x; *G = \1; sub { package DB; ()=caller 1; @a = @DB::args; $x; }->(); } f($G)},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #6957"
);
# GH #7251: "Manipulating hash in SIGCHLD handler causes "Segmentation fault""
#
# Doesn't have a simple reproducer.
# GH #7483: "Assignments inside lists misbehave"
{
my @a = 1..5;
my @b = (@a, (@a = (8, 9)));
is "@b", "1 2 3 4 5 8 9", "GH #7483";
}
# GH #8520: "Mortality of objects (e.g. %$_) passed as args... - bug or
# feature?"
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub foo { $x=0; \@_; } $x = { qw( a 1 b 2) }; foo(%$x);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #8520"
);
# GH #8842: "Combination of tie() and loop aliasing can cause perl to
# crash"
#
# This appears to have been fixed in 5.14.0
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub TIEARRAY {bless []} sub FETCH {[1]} tie my @a, 'main'; my $p = \$a[0]; my @h = ($$p->[0], $$p->[0]);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #8842"
);
# GH #8852: "panic copying freed scalar in Carp::Heavy"
#
# This appears to have been fixed in 5.14.0
fresh_perl_like(
q{use Carp; @a=(1); f(@a); sub f { my $x = shift(@a); carp($x)}},
qr/^1 at /,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #8852"
);
# GH #8955 "Bug in orassign"
#
# Caused a panic.
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = (1); sub f { @a = () } $a[1] ||= f();},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #8955"
);
# GH #9166: "$_[0] seems to get reused inappropriately"
#
# Duplicate of GH #9282 ?
# GH #9203: "panic: attempt to copy freed scalar"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@a = (1); foo(@a); sub foo { my $x = shift(@a); my $y = shift; }},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #9203"
);
# GH #9282: "Bizarre copy of ARRAY in sassign at Carp/Heavy.pm"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@a = (1); sub { @a = (); package DB; () = caller(0); 1 for @DB::args; }->(@a);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #9282"
);
# GH #9776: "segmentation fault modifying array ref during push"
fresh_perl_is(
q{push @$x, f(); sub f { $x = 1; 2; }},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #9776"
);
# GH #10533: "segmentation fault in pure perl"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = ({},{}); sub f { my ($x) = @_; @a = ( {}, {} ); 0 for (); } map { f $_ } @a;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #10533"
);
# GH #10687: "Bizarre copy of ARRAY in list assignment"
{
my @a = (8);
sub f10687 {
@a = ();
package DB;
() = caller(0);
$DB::args[0];
}
is f10687(@a), "8", "GH #10687";
}
# GH #11287: "Use of freed value in iteration at perlbug line 6"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my $a = my $b = { qw(a 1 b 2) }; for (values %$a, values %$b) { %$b=() }},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #11287"
);
# GH #11758: "@DB::args freed entries"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = qw(a v); sub f { shift @a; package DB; my @p = caller(0); print "[@DB::args]\n"; } f(@a);},
"[a v]",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #11758"
);
# GH #11844: "SegFault in perl 5.010 -5.14.1"
#
# This was fixed in 5.16.0 by 9f71cfe6ef2 and 60edcf09a5cb0
# and tests were already added.
# GH #12315: "Panic in pure-Perl code with vanilla perl-5.16.0 from perlbrew"
#
# (This is the ticket that first got sprout and zefram talking seriously
# about how to transition to a ref-counted stack, which indirectly led
# to the work that included this test file - albeit using a slightly
# different approach.)
fresh_perl_is(
q{@h{ @x = (1) } = @x for 1,2; print for %h;},
"11",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #12315"
);
# GH #12952: "[5.16] Unreferenced scalar in recursion"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@a = (1,1,1,1); map { [shift @a, shift @a] } @a;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #12952"
);
# GH #13622: "Perl fails with message 'panic: attempt to copy freed scalar'"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = (8); sub g { shift @{$_[0]}; } sub f { g(\@a); return @_; } my @b = f(@a);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #13622"
);
# GH #14630: "Perl_sv_clear: Assertion `((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff))
# != (svtype)0xff' failed (perl: sv.c:6537) "
fresh_perl_is(
q{map $z=~s/x//, 0, $$z; grep 1, @b=1, @b=();},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #14630"
);
# GH #14716: "perls (including bleadperl) segfault/etc. with
# recursion+sub{}+map pure-Perl code"
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub f { my($n)=@_; print $n; @a = $n ? (sub { f(0); }, 0) : (); map { ref$_ ? &$_ :$_ } @a; } f(1);},
"10",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #14716"
);
# GH #14785: "Perl_sv_clear: Assertion `((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff))
# != (svtype)0xff' failed (sv.c:6395)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map{%0=map{0}m 0 0}%0=map{0}0},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #14785"
);
# GH #14873: "v5.23.1-199-ga5f4850 breaks something badly"
#
# Doesn't have a simple reproducer.
# GH #14912: "undefing function argument references: "Attempt to free
# unreferenced scalar""
fresh_perl_is(
q[sub f { $r = 1; my ($x) = @_; } $r = \{}; f($$r);],
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #14912"
);
# GH #14943: "Double-free in Perl_free_tmps"
fresh_perl_is(
q{$[ .= *[ = 'y';},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #14943:"
);
# GH #15186: "Access to freed SV"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@a=[0,0];map { $_=5; pop @$_ for @a } @{$a[0]}},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15186"
);
# GH #15283: "Perl_sv_setnv: Assertion
# `PL_valid_types_NV_set[((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) & 0xf]'
# failed."
fresh_perl_is(
q{$z *= *z=0;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15283"
);
# GH #15287: "null pointer dereference in Perl_sv_setpvn at sv.c:4896"
fresh_perl_is(
q{$x ^= *x = 0},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15287"
);
# GH #15398: "Specific array shifting causes panic"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.26
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub o { shift; @a = (shift,shift); } o(@a); o(@a);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15398"
);
# GH #15447: "Unexpected: Use of freed value in iteration at ..."
fresh_perl_is(
q{my $h = {qw(a 1 b 2)}; for (sort values %$h) { delete $h->{ b }; }},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15447"
);
# GH #15556: "null ptr deref, segfault Perl_sv_setsv_flags (sv.c:4558)"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.26
fresh_perl_is(
q{*z=%::=$a=@b=0},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15556"
);
# GH #15607: " null ptr deref, segfault in S_rv2gv (pp.c:296)"
# This still fails on an ASAN on a PERL_RC_STACK build
# Since its a bit unlreliable as to whether it fails or not,
# just ignore for now.
#
# fresh_perl_is(
# q{no warnings 'experimental'; use feature "refaliasing"; \$::{foo} = \undef; *{"foo"};},
# "",
# {stderr => 1},
# "GH #15607"
# );
# GH #15663: " gv.c:1492: HV *S_gv_stashsvpvn_cached(
# SV *, const char *, U32, I32):
# Assertion
# `PL_valid_types_IVX[((svtype)((_svivx)->sv_flags & 0xff)) &
# 0xf]' failed"
fresh_perl_like(
q{map xx->yy, (@z = 1), (@z = ());},
qr/^Can't locate object method "yy"/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15663"
);
# GH #15684: "heap-use-after-free in Perl_sv_setpv (sv.c:4990)"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.24
fresh_perl_is(
q{($0+=(*0)=@0=($0)=N)=@0=(($0)=0)=@0=()},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15684"
);
# GH #15687: "heap-use-after-free in S_unshare_hek_or_pvn (hv.c:2857)"
fresh_perl_like(
q{*p= *$p= $| = *$p = $p |= *$p = *p = $p = \p},
qr/^Can't use an undefined value as a symbol reference/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15687"
);
# GH #15740: "null ptr deref + segfault in Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize (sv.c:4956)"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$$.=$A=*$=0},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15740"
);
# GH #15747: "heap-use-after-free Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize (sv.c:4956)"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{@0=$0|=*0=H or()},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15747"
);
# GH #15752: "fuzzing testcase triggers LeakSanitizer
# over 101 byte memory leak"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$$0 ^= ($0 |= (*0 = *H)), *& = ($$0 ^= ($0 |= (*0 = *H = *& = *a6))) for 'a9', 'a9'},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15752"
);
# GH #15755: "Perl_sv_clear(SV *const): Assertion
# `((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) != (svtype)0xff'
# failed (sv.c:6540)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map@0=%0=0,%0=D..T;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15755"
);
# GH #15756: "Null pointer dereference + segfault in Perl_pp_subst
# (pp_hot.c:3368)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map 1, (%x) = (1..3), (%x) = ();},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15756"
);
# GH #15757: "Perl_sv_backoff(SV *const): Assertion
# `((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) != SVt_PVHV'
# failed (sv.c:1516)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map( ($_ = $T % 1), ((%x) = 'T'), ((%x) = 'T'), %$T);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15757"
);
# GH #15758: "Perl_sv_2nv_flags(SV *const, const I32): Assertion
# `((svtye)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) != SVt_PVAV
# && ((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) != SVt_PVHV
# && ((svtype)((sv)->sv_flags & 0xff)) != SVt_PVFM'
# fail"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map( 1, (%_) = ('D', 'E'), (%_) = (),);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15758"
);
# GH #15759: "segfault in Perl_mg_magical (mg.c:144)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map( ((%^H) = ('D'..'FT')), (%_) = ('D'..'G'), (%_) = ());},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15759"
);
# GH #15762: "heap-buffer-overflow Perl_vivify_ref (pp_hot.c:4362)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map$$_=0,%$T=%::},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15762"
);
# GH #15765: "double-free affecting multiple Perl versions"
fresh_perl_like(
q{map*$_= $#$_=8,%_=D.. FD,%_=D.. F},
qr/^Not a GLOB reference at/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15765"
);
# GH #15769: "attempting free on address which was not malloc()-ed"
SKIP: {
skip_if_miniperl('miniperl: ERRNO hash is read only');
fresh_perl_is(
# this combines both failing statements from this ticket
q{map%$_= %_= %$_,%::; map %$_ = %_, *::, $::{Internals::};},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15769"
);
}
# GH #15770: "Perl_sv_pvn_force_flags(SV *const, STRLEN *const, const I32):
# Assertion
# `PL_valid_types_PVX[((svtype)((_svpvx)->sv_flags & 0xff)) & 0xf]'
# failed (sv.c:10056)"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map 1, %x = (a => 1, b => undef), %x = (Y => 'Z');},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15770"
);
# GH #15772: "heap-use-after-free S_gv_fetchmeth_internal (gv.c:782)"
fresh_perl_like(
q{f { $s=1, @x=2, @x=() } 9},
qr/^Can't locate object method .* line \d+\.$/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15772"
);
# GH #15807: "Coredump in Perl_sv_cmp_flags type-core"
fresh_perl_is(
q{@0=s//0/; @0=sort(0,@t00=0,@t00=0,@0=s///);},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15807"
);
# GH #15847: "sv.c:6545: void Perl_sv_clear(SV *const): Assertion
# `SvTYPE(sv) != (svtype)SVTYPEMASK' failed"
fresh_perl_is(
q{sub X::f{} f{'X',%0=local$0,%0=0}},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15847"
);
# GH #15894: "AddressSanitizer: attempting free on address in Perl_safesysfree"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map $p[0][0],@z=z,@z=z,@z=z,@z=z,@z=z,@z= ~9},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15894"
);
# GH #15912: "AddressSanitizer: attempting free in Perl_vivify_ref"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map $a[0][0], @a = 0, @a = 1;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15912"
);
# GH #15930: "Perl 5.24 makes nama FTBFS due to segfault"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = 0..1; sub f { my $x = shift; my @b = @a; @a = @b; 1; } map{ f($_) } @a;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15930"
);
# GH #15942: "segfault in S_mg_findext_flags()"
fresh_perl_is(
q{map /x/g, (%h = ("y", 0)), (%h = ("y", 0))},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #15942"
);
# GH #15959: "panic: attempt to copy freed scalar via @ARGV on stack,
# Getopt::Long + Carp::longmess"
#
# Too much like hard work to reduce the bug report to a simple test case,
# but the full script doesn't crash under PERL_RC_STACK
# GH #16103: "perl: sv.c:6566: void Perl_sv_clear(SV *const):
# Assertion `SvTYPE(sv) != (svtype)SVTYPEMASK' failed"
#
# Reproducing script had too many random control and unicode chars in
# it to make a simple test which could be included here, but
# the full script doesn't crash under PERL_RC_STACK
# GH #16104: "Null Pointer Dereference in Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$_.=*_='x';},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16104"
);
# GH #16120: "heap-use-after-free in Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$~|=*~='a';},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16120"
);
# GH #16320: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_buffer_overflow READ of size 8"
#
# This crashed prior to 5.36.0
fresh_perl_like(
q{*^V = "*main::"; 1 for Y $\ = $\ = $~ = *\ = $\ = *^ = %^V = *^V;},
qr/^Can't locate object method "Y"/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16320"
);
# GH #16321: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_use_after_free READ of size 8"
#
# This failed under ASAN
fresh_perl_like(
q{"x" . $x . pack "Wu", ~qr{}, !~"" = "x" . $x . pack "Wu", ~"", !~"" = $^V .= *^V = ""},
qr/^Modification of a read-only value/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16321"
);
# GH #16322: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_use_after_free WRITE of size 1"
#
# This failed under ASAN, but doesn't seem to on 5.38.0
fresh_perl_is(
q{$^A .= *^A = $^A .= ""},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16322"
);
# GH #16323: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_use_after_free WRITE of size 1"
fresh_perl_is(
q{$$W += $W = 0;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16323"
);
# GH #16324: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_use_after_free READ of size 8"
#
# This used $*, which is no longer supported
# GH #16325: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_buffer_overflow READ of size 1"
#
# This failed under ASAN, but doesn't seem to on 5.38.0
fresh_perl_is(
q{$T .= *: = *T = "*main::"},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16325"
);
# GH #16326: "PERL-5.26.1 heap_buffer_overflow READ of size 8"
#
# This used $*, which is no longer supported
# GH #16443: "Assertion `SvTYPE(sv) != (svtype)SVTYPEMASK' failed"
fresh_perl_is(
q{($a)=map[split//],G0;$0=map abs($0[$a++]),@$a;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16443"
);
# GH #16455: "Fwd: [rt.cpan.org #124716] Use after free in sv.c:4860"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$a ^= (*a = 'b');},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16455"
);
# GH #16576: "Reporting a use-after-free vulnerability in function
# Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize"
#
# This failed under ASAN, but doesn't seem to on 5.38.0
fresh_perl_is(
q{$~ |= *~ = $~;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16576"
);
# GH #16613: "#10 AddressSanitizer: heap-use-after-free on address
# 0x604000000990 at pc 0x00000114d184 bp 0x7fffdb11d170
# sp 0x7fffdb11d168 WRITE of size 1 at 0x604000000990"
fresh_perl_is(
q{$A .= $$B .= $B = 0},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16613"
);
# GH #16622: "Segfault on invalid script"
#
# This crashed prior to 5.36.0
fresh_perl_like(
q{'A'->A($A .= *A = @5 = *A * 'A');},
qr/^Can't locate object method "A"/,
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16622"
);
# GH #16727: "NULL pointer deference in Perl_sv_setpv_bufsize
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36
fresh_perl_is(
q{$^ ^= *: = ** = *^= *: = ** = *^= *: = ** = *:;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #16727"
);
# GH #16742: "segfault triggered by invalid read in S_mg_findext_flags"
#
# Seems to have been fixed in 5.36.
# The test case is very noisy, so I've skipped including here.
# GH #17333: "map modifying its own LIST causes segfault in perl-5.16 and
# later versions"
fresh_perl_is(
q{my @a = 1..5; map { pop @a } @a;},
"",
{stderr => 1},
"GH #17333"
);
done_testing();
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