public void SrtSimpleLoop()
{
Procedure proc = BuildSimpleLoop();
var dom = proc.CreateBlockDominatorGraph();
SsaTransform ssa = new SsaTransform(new ProgramDataFlow(), proc, dom);
proc.Write(false, Console.Out);
LinearInductionVariableFinder lif = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(proc, ssa.SsaState.Identifiers, dom);
lif.Find();
Assert.AreEqual(1, lif.InductionVariables.Count, "Should have found one induction variable");
Assert.AreEqual(1, lif.Contexts.Count);
LinearInductionVariableContext ctx = lif.Contexts[lif.InductionVariables[0]];
StrengthReduction str = new StrengthReduction(ssa.SsaState,lif.InductionVariables[0], ctx);
str.ClassifyUses();
Assert.AreEqual(1, str.IncrementedUses.Count);
str.ModifyUses();
Assert.AreEqual("(0x00003000 0x00000004 0x00007000)", lif.InductionVariables[0].ToString());
using (FileUnitTester fut = new FileUnitTester("Analysis/SrtSimpleLoop.txt"))
{
proc.Write(false, fut.TextWriter);
fut.AssertFilesEqual();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Processes procedures individually, building complex expression trees out
/// of the simple, close-to-the-machine code generated by the disassembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rl"></param>
public void BuildExpressionTrees()
{
int i = 0;
foreach (Procedure proc in program.Procedures.Values)
{
eventListener.ShowProgress("Building complex expressions.", i, program.Procedures.Values.Count);
++i;
try
{
var larw = new LongAddRewriter(proc, program.Architecture);
larw.Transform();
Aliases alias = new Aliases(proc, program.Architecture, flow);
alias.Transform();
var doms = new DominatorGraph<Block>(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock);
var sst = new SsaTransform(flow, proc, doms);
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
var cce = new ConditionCodeEliminator(ssa.Identifiers, program.Platform);
cce.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var vp = new ValuePropagator(program.Architecture, ssa.Identifiers, proc);
vp.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(proc, ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
proc,
ssa.Identifiers,
new BlockDominatorGraph(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (KeyValuePair<LinearInductionVariable, LinearInductionVariableContext> de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
var opt = new OutParameterTransformer(proc, ssa.Identifiers);
opt.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(proc, ssa.Identifiers, program.InductionVariables);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
eventListener.Error(new NullCodeLocation(proc.Name), ex, "An error occurred during data flow analysis.");
}
}
}
private void UntangleProcedureScc(IList<Procedure> procs)
{
if (procs.Count == 1)
{
var proc = procs[0];
Aliases alias = new Aliases(proc, program.Architecture, flow);
alias.Transform();
// Transform the procedure to SSA state. When encountering 'call' instructions,
// they can be to functions already visited. If so, they have a "ProcedureFlow"
// associated with them. If they have not been visited, or are computed destinations
// (e.g. vtables) they will have no "ProcedureFlow" associated with them yet, in
// which case the the SSA treats the call as a "hell node".
var doms = proc.CreateBlockDominatorGraph();
var sst = new SsaTransform(flow, proc, doms);
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
// Propagate condition codes and registers. At the end, the hope is that
// all statements like (x86) mem[esp_42+4] will have been converted to
// mem[fp - 30]. We also hope that procedure constants kept in registers
// are propagated to the corresponding call sites.
var cce = new ConditionCodeEliminator(ssa.Identifiers, program.Platform);
cce.Transform();
var vp = new ValuePropagator(program.Architecture, ssa.Identifiers, proc);
vp.Transform();
// Now compute SSA for the stack-based variables as well. That is:
// mem[fp - 30] becomes wLoc30, while
// mem[fp + 30] becomes wArg30.
// This allows us to compute the dataflow of this procedure.
sst.RenameFrameAccesses = true;
sst.AddUseInstructions = true;
sst.Transform();
// Propagate those newly discovered identifiers.
vp.Transform();
// At this point, the computation of _actual_ ProcedureFlow should be possible.
var tid = new TrashedRegisterFinder2(program.Architecture, flow, proc, ssa.Identifiers, this.eventListener);
tid.Compute();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(proc, ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
proc,
ssa.Identifiers,
new BlockDominatorGraph(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (var de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
//var opt = new OutParameterTransformer(proc, ssa.Identifiers);
//opt.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(proc, ssa.Identifiers, program.InductionVariables);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
}
else
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Processes procedures individually, building complex expression trees out
/// of the simple, close-to-the-machine code generated by the disassembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rl"></param>
public void BuildExpressionTrees()
{
int i = 0;
foreach (Procedure proc in program.Procedures.Values)
{
if (eventListener.IsCanceled())
{
break;
}
eventListener.ShowProgress("Building complex expressions.", i, program.Procedures.Values.Count);
++i;
try
{
var sst = BuildSsaTransform(proc);
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
var fuser = new UnalignedMemoryAccessFuser(ssa);
fuser.Transform();
var vp = new ValuePropagator(program.SegmentMap, ssa, importResolver, eventListener);
sst.RenameFrameAccesses = true;
var icrw = new IndirectCallRewriter(program, ssa, eventListener);
while (!eventListener.IsCanceled() && icrw.Rewrite())
{
vp.Transform();
sst.Transform();
}
var cce = new ConditionCodeEliminator(ssa, program.Platform);
cce.Transform();
//var cd = new ConstDivisionImplementedByMultiplication(ssa);
//cd.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
vp.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(proc, ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
vp.Transform();
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
proc,
ssa.Identifiers,
new BlockDominatorGraph(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (KeyValuePair <LinearInductionVariable, LinearInductionVariableContext> de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
var opt = new OutParameterTransformer(proc, ssa.Identifiers);
opt.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(proc, ssa.Identifiers, program.InductionVariables);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
}
catch (StatementCorrelatedException stex)
{
eventListener.Error(
eventListener.CreateStatementNavigator(program, stex.Statement),
stex,
"An error occurred during data flow analysis.");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
eventListener.Error(
new NullCodeLocation(proc.Name),
ex,
"An error occurred during data flow analysis.");
}
}
}
private void UntangleProcedureScc(IList <Procedure> procs)
{
if (procs.Count == 1)
{
var proc = procs[0];
Aliases alias = new Aliases(proc, flow);
alias.Transform();
// Transform the procedure to SSA state. When encountering 'call' instructions,
// they can be to functions already visited. If so, they have a "ProcedureFlow"
// associated with them. If they have not been visited, or are computed destinations
// (e.g. vtables) they will have no "ProcedureFlow" associated with them yet, in
// which case the the SSA treats the call as a "hell node".
var doms = proc.CreateBlockDominatorGraph();
var sst = new SsaTransform(
flow,
proc,
importResolver,
doms,
program.Platform.CreateImplicitArgumentRegisters());
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
// Propagate condition codes and registers. At the end, the hope is that
// all statements like (x86) mem[esp_42+4] will have been converted to
// mem[fp - 30]. We also hope that procedure constants kept in registers
// are propagated to the corresponding call sites.
var cce = new ConditionCodeEliminator(ssa, program.Platform);
cce.Transform();
var vp = new ValuePropagator(program.SegmentMap, ssa, importResolver, eventListener);
vp.Transform();
// Now compute SSA for the stack-based variables as well. That is:
// mem[fp - 30] becomes wLoc30, while
// mem[fp + 30] becomes wArg30.
// This allows us to compute the dataflow of this procedure.
sst.RenameFrameAccesses = true;
sst.AddUseInstructions = true;
sst.Transform();
// Propagate those newly discovered identifiers.
vp.Transform();
// At this point, the computation of _actual_ ProcedureFlow should be possible.
var tid = new TrashedRegisterFinder2(proc.Architecture, flow, proc, ssa.Identifiers, this.eventListener);
tid.Compute();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(proc, ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
proc,
ssa.Identifiers,
new BlockDominatorGraph(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (var de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
//var opt = new OutParameterTransformer(proc, ssa.Identifiers);
//opt.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(proc, ssa.Identifiers, program.InductionVariables);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
}
else
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Processes procedures individually, building complex expression trees out
/// of the simple, close-to-the-machine code generated by the disassembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rl"></param>
public void BuildExpressionTrees()
{
int i = 0;
foreach (Procedure proc in program.Procedures.Values)
{
eventListener.ShowProgress("Building complex expressions.", i, program.Procedures.Values.Count);
++i;
try
{
var larw = new LongAddRewriter(proc, program.Architecture);
larw.Transform();
Aliases alias = new Aliases(proc, program.Architecture, flow);
alias.Transform();
var doms = new DominatorGraph <Block>(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock);
var sst = new SsaTransform(flow, proc, doms);
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
var cce = new ConditionCodeEliminator(ssa.Identifiers, program.Platform);
cce.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var vp = new ValuePropagator(ssa.Identifiers, proc);
vp.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(proc, ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
proc,
ssa.Identifiers,
new BlockDominatorGraph(proc.ControlGraph, proc.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (KeyValuePair <LinearInductionVariable, LinearInductionVariableContext> de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
var opt = new OutParameterTransformer(proc, ssa.Identifiers);
opt.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(proc, ssa);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(proc, ssa.Identifiers, program.InductionVariables);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
eventListener.Error(new NullCodeLocation(proc.Name), ex, "An error occurred during data flow analysis.");
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Processes procedures individually, building complex expression
/// trees out of the simple, close-to-the-machine code generated by
/// the disassembly.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rl"></param>
public void BuildExpressionTrees()
{
eventListener.ShowProgress("Building expressions.", 0, program.Procedures.Count);
foreach (var sst in this.ssts !)
{
var ssa = sst.SsaState;
try
{
if (program.User.AggressiveBranchRemoval)
{
// This ends up being very aggressive and doesn't replicate the original
// binary code. See discussion on https://github.com/uxmal/reko/issues/932
DumpWatchedProcedure("urb", "Before unreachable block removal", ssa.Procedure);
var urb = new UnreachableBlockRemover(ssa, eventListener);
urb.Transform();
}
DumpWatchedProcedure("precoa", "Before expression coalescing", ssa.Procedure);
// Procedures should be untangled from each other. Now process
// each one separately.
DeadCode.Eliminate(ssa);
// Build expressions. A definition with a single use can be subsumed
// into the using expression.
var coa = new Coalescer(ssa);
coa.Transform();
DeadCode.Eliminate(ssa);
var vp = new ValuePropagator(program.SegmentMap, ssa, program.CallGraph, dynamicLinker, eventListener);
vp.Transform();
DumpWatchedProcedure("postcoa", "After expression coalescing", ssa.Procedure);
var liv = new LinearInductionVariableFinder(
ssa,
new BlockDominatorGraph(
ssa.Procedure.ControlGraph,
ssa.Procedure.EntryBlock));
liv.Find();
foreach (var de in liv.Contexts)
{
var str = new StrengthReduction(ssa, de.Key, de.Value);
str.ClassifyUses();
str.ModifyUses();
}
DeadCode.Eliminate(ssa);
DumpWatchedProcedure("sr", "After strength reduction", ssa.Procedure);
// Definitions with multiple uses and variables joined by PHI functions become webs.
var web = new WebBuilder(program, ssa, program.InductionVariables, eventListener);
web.Transform();
ssa.ConvertBack(false);
DumpWatchedProcedure("dfa", "After data flow analysis", ssa.Procedure);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
eventListener.Error(
eventListener.CreateProcedureNavigator(program, ssa.Procedure),
ex,
"An internal error occurred while building the expressions of {0}",
ssa.Procedure.Name);
}
eventListener.Advance(1);
}
}