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Backed out d952a7d6bfb4 (bug 1170388) on a CLOSED TREE for static analysis bustage. r=bustage

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Botond Ballo 2015-06-05 00:14:14 -04:00
parent 5be7886d40
commit e90e955195
2 changed files with 24 additions and 66 deletions
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build/clang-plugin/clang-plugin.cpp
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@ -704,14 +704,8 @@ DiagnosticsMatcher::DiagnosticsMatcher()
).bind("node"),
&noAddRefReleaseOnReturnChecker);
// Match declrefs with type "pointer to object of ref-counted type" inside a
// lambda, where the declaration they reference is not inside the lambda.
// This excludes arguments and local variables, leaving only captured
// variables.
astMatcher.addMatcher(lambdaExpr(
hasDescendant(declRefExpr(hasType(pointerType(pointee(isRefCounted()))),
to(decl().bind("decl"))).bind("declref")),
unless(hasDescendant(decl(equalsBoundNode("decl"))))
hasDescendant(declRefExpr(hasType(pointerType(pointee(isRefCounted())))).bind("node"))
),
&refCountedInsideLambdaChecker);
@ -923,14 +917,14 @@ void DiagnosticsMatcher::RefCountedInsideLambdaChecker::run(
const MatchFinder::MatchResult &Result) {
DiagnosticsEngine &Diag = Result.Context->getDiagnostics();
unsigned errorID = Diag.getDiagnosticIDs()->getCustomDiagID(
DiagnosticIDs::Error, "Refcounted variable %0 of type %1 cannot be captured by a lambda");
DiagnosticIDs::Error, "Refcounted variable %0 of type %1 cannot be used inside a lambda");
unsigned noteID = Diag.getDiagnosticIDs()->getCustomDiagID(
DiagnosticIDs::Note, "Please consider using a smart pointer");
const DeclRefExpr *declref = Result.Nodes.getNodeAs<DeclRefExpr>("declref");
const DeclRefExpr *node = Result.Nodes.getNodeAs<DeclRefExpr>("node");
Diag.Report(declref->getLocStart(), errorID) << declref->getFoundDecl() <<
declref->getType()->getPointeeType();
Diag.Report(declref->getLocStart(), noteID);
Diag.Report(node->getLocStart(), errorID) << node->getFoundDecl() <<
node->getType()->getPointeeType();
Diag.Report(node->getLocStart(), noteID);
}
void DiagnosticsMatcher::ExplicitOperatorBoolChecker::run(

72
build/clang-plugin/tests/TestNoRefcountedInsideLambdas.cpp
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@ -19,76 +19,40 @@ void take(...);
void foo() {
R* ptr;
SmartPtr<R> sp;
take([&](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
argptr->method();
localptr->method();
take([&]() {
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([&](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([&]() {
sp->method();
argsp->method();
localsp->method();
});
take([&](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
take(argptr);
take(localptr);
take([&]() {
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([&](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([&]() {
take(sp);
take(argsp);
take(localsp);
});
take([=](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
argptr->method();
localptr->method();
take([=]() {
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([=](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([=]() {
sp->method();
argsp->method();
localsp->method();
});
take([=](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
take(argptr);
take(localptr);
take([=]() {
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([=](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([=]() {
take(sp);
take(argsp);
take(localsp);
});
take([ptr](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
argptr->method();
localptr->method();
take([ptr]() {
ptr->method(); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([sp](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([sp]() {
sp->method();
argsp->method();
localsp->method();
});
take([ptr](R* argptr) {
R* localptr;
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be captured by a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
take(argptr);
take(localptr);
take([ptr]() {
take(ptr); // expected-error{{Refcounted variable 'ptr' of type 'R' cannot be used inside a lambda}} expected-note{{Please consider using a smart pointer}}
});
take([sp](SmartPtr<R> argsp) {
SmartPtr<R> localsp;
take([sp]() {
take(sp);
take(argsp);
take(localsp);
});
}