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[InferAttrs] Annotate math and basic string libcalls with nosync
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memset_chkterminates the program when a buffer overflow occurs. Should it be marked asargmem + inaccessiblemem - nocallback - nosync?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I guess killing the process is synchronization. Depending on how exactly you define "synchronization" in a multi-process environment... if you write to shared memory, then kill the process, and another process waits for the process to die, then reads the shared memory, I guess we should count that as happens-before.
I'm not sure that's really a useful analysis in this context, though. A _chk function failing is a security backstop, not intentional behavior.
The other attributes seem fine.
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FWIW, I always considered attributes to be "in-process" but that is open to debate.
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I thought IPC via shared memory, waitpid, etc. were quite outside of the LLVM abstract machine / memory model, but even so, I'm not sure how useful LLVM attributes would be if process termination counted as synchronization.
As for inaccessiblemem/nocallback, haven't given much thought, though agree in principle we could touch signal states / run into user code via signal handlers on the abort path. Though, this slightly sounds like to me something broader to how LLVM would model fatal paths rather than something specific to
_chkfunctions.