macaw/macaw-aarch32/tests/ARMTests.hs
2020-04-08 19:57:26 -07:00

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{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-}
{-# LANGUAGE GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-}
module ARMTests
( armAsmTests
)
where
import Control.Lens hiding ( ignored )
import Control.Monad ( when )
import Control.Monad.Catch ( throwM, Exception )
import qualified Data.ElfEdit as E
import qualified Data.Foldable as F
import qualified Data.Macaw.ARM as RO
import qualified Data.Macaw.ARM.BinaryFormat.ELF as ARMELF
import qualified Data.Macaw.Discovery as MD
import qualified Data.Macaw.Memory as MM
import qualified Data.Map as M
import Data.Maybe
import Data.Monoid
import qualified Data.Parameterized.Some as PU
import qualified Data.Set as S
import Data.Typeable ( Typeable )
import Data.Word ( Word64 )
import Shared
import System.FilePath ( dropExtension, replaceExtension )
import qualified Test.Tasty as T
import qualified Test.Tasty.HUnit as T
import Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen ( putDoc )
import Text.Printf ( PrintfArg, printf )
import Text.Read ( readMaybe )
import Prelude
-- | Set to true to build with chatty output.
isChatty :: Bool
isChatty = False
-- | Used to generate output when chatty
chatty :: String -> IO ()
chatty = when isChatty . putStrLn
-- | Called with a list of paths to test files. This will remove the
-- file extension from the test file to find a filepath to a binary
-- (executable) corresponding to that test file. The macaw-arm
-- library will then be used to discover semantics on the binary and
-- these will be compared to the semantics described in the test file.
armAsmTests :: [FilePath] -> T.TestTree
armAsmTests = T.testGroup "ARM" . map mkTest
-- | Read in a test case from disk and output a test tree.
mkTest :: FilePath -> T.TestTree
mkTest fp = T.testCase fp $ do x <- getExpected fp
withELF exeFilename $ testDiscovery x
where
asmFilename = dropExtension fp
exeFilename = replaceExtension asmFilename "exe"
-- ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Parser/representation for files that contain expected results of
-- semantics discovery from a binary.
newtype Hex a = Hex a
deriving (Eq, Ord, Num, PrintfArg)
instance (Num a, Show a, PrintfArg a) => Show (Hex a) where
show (Hex a) = printf "0x%x" a
instance (Read a) => Read (Hex a) where
readsPrec i s = [ (Hex a, s') | (a, s') <- readsPrec i s ]
-- | The type of expected results for test cases
data ExpectedResultFileData =
R { funcs :: [(Hex Word64, [(Hex Word64, Word64)])]
-- ^ The first element of the pair is the address of entry point
-- of the function. The list is a list of the addresses of the
-- basic blocks in the function (including the first block).
, ignoreBlocks :: [Hex Word64]
-- ^ This is a list of discovered blocks to ignore. This is
-- basically just the address of the instruction after the exit
-- syscall, as macaw doesn't know that exit never returns and
-- discovers a false block after exit.
}
deriving (Read, Show, Eq)
type ExpectedResult = (M.Map (Hex Word64) (S.Set (Hex Word64, Word64)),
S.Set (Hex Word64))
data ExpectedException = BadExpectedFile String
deriving (Typeable, Show)
instance Exception ExpectedException
getExpected :: FilePath -> IO ExpectedResult
getExpected expectedFilename = do
expectedString <- readFile expectedFilename
case readMaybe expectedString of
-- Above: Read in the ExpectedResultFileData from the contents of the file
-- Nothing -> T.assertFailure ("Invalid expected result: " ++ show expectedString)
Nothing -> throwM $ BadExpectedFile ("Invalid expected spec: " ++ show expectedString)
Just er ->
let expectedEntries = M.fromList [ (entry, S.fromList starts) | (entry, starts) <- funcs er ]
-- expectedEntries maps function entry points to the set of block starts
-- within the function.
ignoredBlocks = S.fromList (ignoreBlocks er)
in return (expectedEntries, ignoredBlocks)
testDiscovery :: ExpectedResult -> E.Elf w -> IO ()
testDiscovery expRes elf =
case E.elfClass elf of
E.ELFCLASS32 -> testDiscovery32 expRes elf
E.ELFCLASS64 -> error "testDiscovery64 TBD"
-- | Run a test over a given expected result filename and the ELF file
-- associated with it
testDiscovery32 :: ExpectedResult -> E.Elf 32 -> IO ()
testDiscovery32 (funcblocks, ignored) elf =
withMemory MM.Addr32 elf $ \mem -> do
let Just entryPoint = MM.asSegmentOff mem epinfo
epinfo = findEntryPoint elf mem
when isChatty $
do chatty $ "entryPoint: " <> show entryPoint
chatty $ "sections = " <> show (ARMELF.getElfSections elf) <> "\n"
chatty $ "symbols = "
putDoc $ ARMELF.getELFSymbols elf
chatty ""
let discoveryInfo = MD.cfgFromAddrs RO.arm_linux_info mem mempty [entryPoint] []
chatty $ "di = " <> (show $ MD.ppDiscoveryStateBlocks discoveryInfo) <> "\n"
let getAbsBlkAddr = fromJust . MM.asAbsoluteAddr . MM.segoffAddr . MD.pblockAddr
getAbsFunAddr = fromJust . MM.asAbsoluteAddr . MM.segoffAddr . MD.discoveredFunAddr
let allFoundBlockAddrs :: S.Set Word64
allFoundBlockAddrs =
S.fromList [ fromIntegral $ getAbsBlkAddr pbr
| PU.Some dfi <- M.elems (discoveryInfo ^. MD.funInfo)
, pbr <- M.elems (dfi ^. MD.parsedBlocks)
]
-- Test that all discovered blocks were expected (and verify their sizes)
F.forM_ (M.elems (discoveryInfo ^. MD.funInfo)) $ \(PU.Some dfi) ->
do let actualEntry = fromIntegral $ getAbsFunAddr dfi
actualBlockStarts = S.fromList [ (baddr, bsize)
| pbr <- M.elems (dfi ^. MD.parsedBlocks)
, let baddr = fromIntegral $ getAbsBlkAddr pbr
, let bsize = fromIntegral (MD.blockSize pbr)
]
chatty $ "actualEntry: " <> show actualEntry
chatty $ "actualBlockStarts: " <> show actualBlockStarts
case (S.member actualEntry ignored, M.lookup actualEntry funcblocks) of
(True, _) -> return ()
(_, Nothing) -> T.assertFailure (printf "Unexpected block start: 0x%x" actualEntry)
(_, Just expectedBlockStarts) ->
T.assertEqual (printf "Block starts for 0x%x" actualEntry)
expectedBlockStarts (actualBlockStarts `removeIgnored` ignored)
-- Test that all expected blocks were discovered
F.forM_ funcblocks $ \blockAddrs ->
F.forM_ blockAddrs $ \(blockAddr@(Hex addr), _) ->
T.assertBool ("Missing block address: " ++ show blockAddr) (S.member addr allFoundBlockAddrs)
T.assertBool "everything looks good" True
removeIgnored :: (Ord b, Ord a) => S.Set (a, b) -> S.Set a -> S.Set (a, b)
removeIgnored actualBlockStarts ignoredBlocks =
let removeIfPresent v@(addr, _) acc = if S.member addr ignoredBlocks
then S.delete v acc
else acc
in F.foldr removeIfPresent actualBlockStarts actualBlockStarts