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// RUN: %empty-directory(%t)
// RUN: %target-build-swift %s -o %t/a.out_Debug -Onone -swift-version 4.2 && %target-codesign %t/a.out_Debug && %target-run %t/a.out_Debug
// RUN: %target-build-swift %s -o %t/a.out_Release -O -swift-version 4.2 && %target-codesign %t/a.out_Release && %target-run %t/a.out_Release
// REQUIRES: executable_test
// REQUIRES: objc_interop
// Temporarily disable for backdeployment (rdar://89821303)
// UNSUPPORTED: use_os_stdlib
// rdar://121343746
// UNSUPPORTED: OS=xros
import StdlibUnittest
import Foundation
let testSuiteSuffix = _isDebugAssertConfiguration() ? "_debug" : "_release"
var ArrayTraps = TestSuite("ArrayTraps" + testSuiteSuffix)
class Base { }
class Derived : Base { }
class Derived2 : Derived { }
ArrayTraps.test("downcast1")
.skip(.custom(
{ _isFastAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -Ounchecked"))
.code {
let ba: [Base] = [ Derived(), Base() ]
let da = ba as! [Derived]
_ = da[0]
expectCrashLater()
_ = da[1]
}
ArrayTraps.test("downcast2")
.skip(.custom(
{ _isFastAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -Ounchecked"))
.code {
let a: [AnyObject] = ["String" as NSString, 1 as NSNumber]
let sa = a as! [NSString]
_ = sa[0]
expectCrashLater()
_ = sa[1]
}
ArrayTraps.test("downcast3")
.skip(.custom(
{ _isFastAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -Ounchecked"))
.code {
let ba: [Base] = [ Derived2(), Derived(), Base() ]
let d2a = ba as! [Derived2]
_ = d2a[0]
let d1a = d2a as [Derived]
_ = d1a[0]
_ = d1a[1]
expectCrashLater()
_ = d1a[2]
}
@objc protocol ObjCProto { }
class ObjCBase : NSObject, ObjCProto { }
class ObjCDerived : ObjCBase { }
ArrayTraps.test("downcast4")
.skip(.custom(
{ _isFastAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -Ounchecked"))
.code {
let ba: [ObjCProto] = [ ObjCDerived(), ObjCBase() ]
let da = ba as! [ObjCDerived]
_ = da[0]
expectCrashLater()
_ = da[1]
}
ArrayTraps.test("bounds_with_downcast")
.skip(.custom(
{ _isFastAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -Ounchecked"))
.crashOutputMatches(_isDebugAssertConfiguration() ?
"Fatal error: Index out of range" : "")
.code {
let ba: [Base] = [ Derived(), Base() ]
let da = ba as! [Derived]
expectCrashLater()
_ = da[2]
}
func hasBackdeployedConcurrencyRuntime() -> Bool {
// If the stdlib we've loaded predates Swift 5.5, then we're running on a back
// deployed concurrency runtime, which has the side effect of disabling
// regular runtime exclusivity checks.
//
// This makes the two tests below fall back to older, higher-level exclusivity
// checks in the stdlib, which will still trap, but with a different message.
if #available(SwiftStdlib 5.5, *) { return false } // recent enough production stdlib
if #available(SwiftStdlib 9999, *) { return false } // dev stdlib
return true
}
var ArraySemanticOptzns = TestSuite("ArraySemanticOptzns" + testSuiteSuffix)
class BaseClass {
}
class ElementClass : BaseClass {
var val: String
init(_ x: String) {
val = x
}
}
class ViolateInoutSafetySwitchToObjcBuffer {
final var anArray: [ElementClass] = []
let nsArray = NSArray(
objects: ElementClass("a"), ElementClass("b"), ElementClass("c"))
@inline(never)
func accessArrayViaInoutViolation() {
anArray = nsArray as! [ElementClass]
}
@inline(never)
func runLoop(_ A: inout [ElementClass]) {
// Simulate what happens if we hoist array properties out of a loop and the
// loop calls a function that violates inout safety and overrides the array.
let isNativeTypeChecked = A._hoistableIsNativeTypeChecked()
for i in 0..<A.count {
// Note: the compiler is sometimes able to eliminate this
// `_checkSubscript` call when optimizations are enabled, skipping the
// exclusivity check contained within.
let t = A._checkSubscript(
i, wasNativeTypeChecked: isNativeTypeChecked)
_ = A._getElement(
i, wasNativeTypeChecked: isNativeTypeChecked, matchingSubscriptCheck: t)
accessArrayViaInoutViolation()
}
}
@inline(never)
func inoutViolation() {
anArray = [ ElementClass("1"), ElementClass("2"), ElementClass("3") ]
runLoop(&anArray)
}
}
ArraySemanticOptzns.test("inout_rule_violated_isNativeBuffer")
.skip(.custom(
{ !_isDebugAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -O or -Ounchecked"))
.crashOutputMatches(
hasBackdeployedConcurrencyRuntime()
? "inout rules were violated"
: "Fatal access conflict detected."
)
.code {
let v = ViolateInoutSafetySwitchToObjcBuffer()
expectCrashLater()
v.inoutViolation()
}
class ViolateInoutSafetyNeedElementTypeCheck {
final var anArray : [ElementClass] = []
@inline(never)
func accessArrayViaInoutViolation() {
// Overwrite the array with one that needs an element type check.
let ba: [BaseClass] = [ BaseClass(), BaseClass() ]
anArray = ba as! [ElementClass]
}
@inline(never)
func runLoop(_ A: inout [ElementClass]) {
// Simulate what happens if we hoist array properties out of a loop and the
// loop calls a function that violates inout safety and overrides the array.
let isNativeTypeChecked = A._hoistableIsNativeTypeChecked()
for i in 0..<A.count {
// Note: the compiler is sometimes able to eliminate this
// `_checkSubscript` call when optimizations are enabled, skipping the
// exclusivity check contained within.
let t = A._checkSubscript(
i, wasNativeTypeChecked: isNativeTypeChecked)
_ = A._getElement(
i, wasNativeTypeChecked: isNativeTypeChecked, matchingSubscriptCheck: t)
accessArrayViaInoutViolation()
}
}
@inline(never)
func inoutViolation() {
anArray = [ ElementClass("1"), ElementClass("2"), ElementClass("3")]
runLoop(&anArray)
}
}
ArraySemanticOptzns.test("inout_rule_violated_needsElementTypeCheck")
.skip(.custom(
{ !_isDebugAssertConfiguration() },
reason: "this trap is not guaranteed to happen in -O or -Ounchecked"))
.crashOutputMatches(
hasBackdeployedConcurrencyRuntime()
? "inout rules were violated"
: "Fatal access conflict detected."
)
.code {
let v = ViolateInoutSafetyNeedElementTypeCheck()
expectCrashLater()
v.inoutViolation()
}
runAllTests()
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