Introduction

Use GCC PLUGIN to implement a static analyzer to help users detect memory deallocation errors, including memleak, double free, use-after-free, and currently experimental nature of symbolic execution and pthread resouce leak detection.

Install

Install gcc-12-plugin-dev with the end of plugin-dev version of gcc or you can compile it yourself

sudo apt-get -y install gcc-12-plugin-dev

Custom GCC version

Modify the respective makefile files under each directory

/Compiler/Makefile
/Test/Makefile
/Makefile

Change CC to Custom version

CC=gcc-11.2 // other version

Compile

You can find the newplugin.so generated in /Compiler/ and the check.log generated in /Test/check.log to analyze the report.

make

Use

A simple test can be found in /Test/test.c

unittest check single file test

cd Test
# mod 1
# # $(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)  $(FILE_NAME) -o $@ 
$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(FILE_NAME) -o $@ 2> check.log
@sh ./test.sh $(FILE_NAME)

test.c

int main(void)
{
    int *a;
    int test;
    a = foo();
    if (test)
        a[2] = 10;
    else
    {
        a = (int *)malloc(40);
        free(a);
    }
    free(a);
}

run!

cd ..
make
cat /Test/check.log

Experiment

unittest check memory error detect

The experiments were tested using the Juliet Test Suite (NSA Center for Reassurance Software) and the Benchmarks provided by Memfix .

cd Test
# mod 2
# binutils
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME1)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)1/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME2)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)2/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME3)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)3/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME4)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)4/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME5)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)5/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME6)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)6/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME7)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)7/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME8)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)8/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME9)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)9/check.log
-$(CC) $(PLUGIN) $(FLAGS) $(LTO)   $(BFILE_NAME10)  -o $@ 2> $(BINUTILSL)10/check.log
///
.... more testcase ...
///

memory deallocation error run!

cd ..
make
cat /Test/check.log

You can test the analyzer for errors by using the following commands.

unittest check expand gimple ir no error

Most of the Please submit a full bug report errors occur because the parser tree expands or the parser crashes due to incorrect use of commands.

cd Test
//memory leak
make unittest

unittest check gimple ir incomplete

This part of the error occurs because there is no complete code to generate the object file, but it is possible to analyze it if the code is incomplete.

cd Test
//memory leak
make undeffun

Juliet_Test_Suite

To test Juliet_Test_Suite please enable flag. in the /Test/Makefile

-fplugin-arg-newplugin-retnotheapobjskipcheck=1

Turn on this flag to detect when the code is incomplete.

memory leak

cp ./Compiler/newplugin.so ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE401_Memory_Leak/s01/
cd ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE401_Memory_Leak/s01/
make

error detect

grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__char_calloc_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__char_malloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__char_realloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int_calloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int_malloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int_realloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int64_t_calloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int64_t_malloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__int64_t_realloc*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__malloc_realloc_char*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__malloc_realloc_int_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__malloc_realloc_int64_t*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l			
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__malloc_realloc_struct_twoIntsStruct*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l	
grep  "no free stmt possible memory leak" ./CWE401_Memory_Leak__malloc_realloc_twoIntsStruct*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l

double free

cp ./Compiler/newplugin.so ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE415_Double_Free/s01/
cd ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE415_Double_Free/s01/
make

error detect

grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_char_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l		
grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_int*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l		
grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_int64_t_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l		
grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_long*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l		
grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_struct*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l		
grep  "possible double free" ./CWE415_Double_Free__malloc_free_wchar_t*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l

use-after-free

cp ./Compiler/newplugin.so ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE416_Use_After_Free/
cd ./Test/benchmarks/Juliet_Test_Suite_v1.3_for_C_Cpp/C/testcases/CWE416_Use_After_Free/
make

error detect

grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__malloc_free_char_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l				
grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__malloc_free_int_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l				
grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__malloc_free_int64_t_*.o.log | uniq -c | wc -l				
grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__malloc_free_long_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l				
grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__malloc_free_struct_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l				
grep  "===== possiable asias =====" ./CWE416_Use_After_Free__return_freed_ptr_*.o.log | uniq -c    | wc -l

Detail detection

Test for each memory deallocation error.

cd Test
//memory leak
make unittestml
//double free 
make unittestdf
//use-after-free
make unittestuaf

Support

Console ascii color show!

Turn on or off the detection function

The content to be analyzed can be opened in the parser define. /Compiler/define.h

/*interprocedural analysis*/
bool ipa = true;
bool freeanysis = true; // no free no anysis
bool vscode_extensionmod = false;
bool vscode_extensionIgonefreemod = true;
bool defmemoryleak = true;
bool memoryleakcheck = true;
// Korea testcase need turn on
bool Looserulesfree = true;
bool useafterfree = false;
bool debugmod = false;
bool debugoutput = true;
bool threadmod = true;
bool relatemod = false;
bool freemod = true;
bool retmod = true;
bool pthread_detachedmod = false;
bool pthread_exitmod = false;
bool tracerelatestmt = true;
bool prebranchexit = false;
bool traceallfucntion =false;
bool retnotheapobjskipcheck=true;
bool stmtloopcheck = false;
bool samefucntioncheck = true;
bool maxbasicblockcalc = true;
bool pathconstraint = false;
bool contextsentive = true;
bool symbolicexecution = true;

Custome GCC PLUGIN flag

/Compiler/Algorithm.h/detect

	fprintf(stderr, "--------plugin argument-----------\n");
	for (int i = 0; i < argc; i++)
	{
		if (!strcmp(argv[i].key, "debugmod"))
			if (strtol(argv[i].value, NULL, 10)) // char* to int
				debugmod = true;
			else
				debugmod = false;
		if (!strcmp(argv[i].key, "vscode_extensionmod"))
			if (strtol(argv[i].value, NULL, 10)) // char* to int
				vscode_extensionmod = true;
			else
				vscode_extensionmod = false;
		
		fprintf(stderr, "%s %s\n", argv[i].key, argv[i].value);
	}

Use Custome GCC PLGUIN argument

/Test/Makefile

PLUGIN=-fplugin=../Compiler/newplugin.so  -fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugmod=1 -fplugin-arg-newplugin-vscode_extensionmod=1

Use Custom GCC PLGUIN flag by Makefile

test.o:  
ifeq ($(debug),0)
	$(eval PLUGIN=-fplugin=../Compiler/newplugin.so)
else ifeq ($(debug),1)
	$(eval PLUGIN=-fplugin=../Compiler/newplugin.so -fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugmod=0 -fplugin-arg-newplugin-vscode_extensionmod=1)
else ifeq ($(debug),2)
	$(eval PLUGIN=-fplugin=../Compiler/newplugin.so -fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugmod=1 -fplugin-arg-newplugin-vscode_extensionmod=1)
else ifeq ($(debug),3)
	$(eval PLUGIN=-fplugin=../Compiler/newplugin.so -fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugmod=1 -fplugin-arg-newplugin-vscode_extensionmod=0)
endif

Command

cd /Test/
make debug=0
make debug=1
make debug=2
make debug=3

Testing and analysis time

get file name
add grep -r   "algorithm time" ./  | cut -d " " -f 1
get algorithm time
add grep -r   "algorithm time" ./  | cut -d " " -f 7

Draw graphviz report

With graphviz it is currently possible to output analysis graphs for test data

cd Test
make gpz

It is important to note that Compile/Test/Makefile The following flags must be enabled

-fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugoutput=1 
-fplugin-arg-newplugin-debugmod=1

Use browser open ./graph.svg

Vscode Extension Support

Use filters to detect partial code fragments press f5 start debug extension

	"contributes": {
		"commands": [
			{
				"command": "extension.helloWorld",
				"title": "GCC Analyzer"
			},
			{
				"command": "extension.removebreakp",
				"title": "GCC Analyzer remove breakpoint"
			}
		]

Compiler Vscode Extension

  vscode:prepublish
    npm run compile
  compile
    tsc -p ./

use ctrl+shift + p reload vscode extension

Breakpoint

use ctrl+shift + p load GCC Analyzer Select the starting point of the code where you want to set the breakpoint

cd Test
make

The use of breakpoint does not vscode also does not matter. /Compiler/Algorithm.h

	std::ifstream ifs("/root/.vscode-server/data/User/globalStorage/x213212.helloworld-sample/breakpoint.txt", std::ios::in);

The parser only reads the breakpoint.txt breakpoint data,But it must be set according to this rule.

//file name num <== According to the rules.

/root/x21321219/new_gccplugin/Compiler/new_imm_use.h 1409

This allows you to do filter in a lot of code.

Contributing

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

Standard Readme follows the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 221 Commits
.vscode		.vscode
Compiler		Compiler
Test		Test
bestfreepaths		bestfreepaths
build		build
graph		graph
vscode_extension		vscode_extension
.gitattributes		.gitattributes
.gitignore		.gitignore
CMakeCache.txt		CMakeCache.txt
CMakeLists.txt		CMakeLists.txt
LICENSE		LICENSE
Makefile		Makefile
README.md		README.md
check.log		check.log
workspace.code-workspace		workspace.code-workspace

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Introduction

Install

Custom GCC version

Compile

Use

unittest check single file test

test.c

run!

Experiment

unittest check memory error detect

memory deallocation error run!

unittest check expand gimple ir no error

unittest check gimple ir incomplete

Juliet_Test_Suite

memory leak

error detect

double free

error detect

use-after-free

error detect

Detail detection

Support

Console ascii color show!

Turn on or off the detection function

Custome GCC PLUGIN flag

Use Custome GCC PLGUIN argument

Use Custom GCC PLGUIN flag by Makefile

Command

Testing and analysis time

Draw graphviz report

Vscode Extension Support

Compiler Vscode Extension

Breakpoint

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