freebsd-dev/usr.bin/find/operator.c
Joerg Wunsch 704969a28c Fix a gross bug in the ! operator optimization code. The following
kind of expressions caused a dereferencation of an uninitialized malloc
area, yielding wrong expression evaluation at best, and core dumps at
worst (malloc.conf -> AJ):

	find ... ! \( expr1 ! expr2 \) ...
1997-03-10 19:20:39 +00:00

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/*-
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*
* This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
* Cimarron D. Taylor of the University of California, Berkeley.
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#ifndef lint
static char sccsid[] = "@(#)operator.c 8.1 (Berkeley) 6/6/93";
#endif /* not lint */
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <err.h>
#include <fts.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "find.h"
/*
* yanknode --
* destructively removes the top from the plan
*/
static PLAN *
yanknode(planp)
PLAN **planp; /* pointer to top of plan (modified) */
{
PLAN *node; /* top node removed from the plan */
if ((node = (*planp)) == NULL)
return (NULL);
(*planp) = (*planp)->next;
node->next = NULL;
return (node);
}
/*
* yankexpr --
* Removes one expression from the plan. This is used mainly by
* paren_squish. In comments below, an expression is either a
* simple node or a N_EXPR node containing a list of simple nodes.
*/
static PLAN *
yankexpr(planp)
PLAN **planp; /* pointer to top of plan (modified) */
{
register PLAN *next; /* temp node holding subexpression results */
PLAN *node; /* pointer to returned node or expression */
PLAN *tail; /* pointer to tail of subplan */
PLAN *subplan; /* pointer to head of ( ) expression */
int f_expr();
/* first pull the top node from the plan */
if ((node = yanknode(planp)) == NULL)
return (NULL);
/*
* If the node is an '(' then we recursively slurp up expressions
* until we find its associated ')'. If it's a closing paren we
* just return it and unwind our recursion; all other nodes are
* complete expressions, so just return them.
*/
if (node->type == N_OPENPAREN)
for (tail = subplan = NULL;;) {
if ((next = yankexpr(planp)) == NULL)
err(1, "(: missing closing ')'");
/*
* If we find a closing ')' we store the collected
* subplan in our '(' node and convert the node to
* a N_EXPR. The ')' we found is ignored. Otherwise,
* we just continue to add whatever we get to our
* subplan.
*/
if (next->type == N_CLOSEPAREN) {
if (subplan == NULL)
errx(1, "(): empty inner expression");
node->p_data[0] = subplan;
node->type = N_EXPR;
node->eval = f_expr;
break;
} else {
if (subplan == NULL)
tail = subplan = next;
else {
tail->next = next;
tail = next;
}
tail->next = NULL;
}
}
return (node);
}
/*
* paren_squish --
* replaces "parentheisized" plans in our search plan with "expr" nodes.
*/
PLAN *
paren_squish(plan)
PLAN *plan; /* plan with ( ) nodes */
{
register PLAN *expr; /* pointer to next expression */
register PLAN *tail; /* pointer to tail of result plan */
PLAN *result; /* pointer to head of result plan */
result = tail = NULL;
/*
* the basic idea is to have yankexpr do all our work and just
* collect it's results together.
*/
while ((expr = yankexpr(&plan)) != NULL) {
/*
* if we find an unclaimed ')' it means there is a missing
* '(' someplace.
*/
if (expr->type == N_CLOSEPAREN)
errx(1, "): no beginning '('");
/* add the expression to our result plan */
if (result == NULL)
tail = result = expr;
else {
tail->next = expr;
tail = expr;
}
tail->next = NULL;
}
return (result);
}
/*
* not_squish --
* compresses "!" expressions in our search plan.
*/
PLAN *
not_squish(plan)
PLAN *plan; /* plan to process */
{
register PLAN *next; /* next node being processed */
register PLAN *node; /* temporary node used in N_NOT processing */
register PLAN *tail; /* pointer to tail of result plan */
PLAN *result; /* pointer to head of result plan */
tail = result = next = NULL;
while ((next = yanknode(&plan)) != NULL) {
/*
* if we encounter a ( expression ) then look for nots in
* the expr subplan.
*/
if (next->type == N_EXPR)
next->p_data[0] = not_squish(next->p_data[0]);
/*
* if we encounter a not, then snag the next node and place
* it in the not's subplan. As an optimization we compress
* several not's to zero or one not.
*/
if (next->type == N_NOT) {
int notlevel = 1;
node = yanknode(&plan);
while (node->type == N_NOT) {
++notlevel;
node = yanknode(&plan);
}
if (node == NULL)
errx(1, "!: no following expression");
if (node->type == N_OR)
errx(1, "!: nothing between ! and -o");
/*
* If we encounter ! ( expr ) then look for nots in
* the expr subplan.
*/
if (node->type == N_EXPR)
node->p_data[0] = not_squish(node->p_data[0]);
if (notlevel % 2 != 1)
next = node;
else
next->p_data[0] = node;
}
/* add the node to our result plan */
if (result == NULL)
tail = result = next;
else {
tail->next = next;
tail = next;
}
tail->next = NULL;
}
return (result);
}
/*
* or_squish --
* compresses -o expressions in our search plan.
*/
PLAN *
or_squish(plan)
PLAN *plan; /* plan with ors to be squished */
{
register PLAN *next; /* next node being processed */
register PLAN *tail; /* pointer to tail of result plan */
PLAN *result; /* pointer to head of result plan */
tail = result = next = NULL;
while ((next = yanknode(&plan)) != NULL) {
/*
* if we encounter a ( expression ) then look for or's in
* the expr subplan.
*/
if (next->type == N_EXPR)
next->p_data[0] = or_squish(next->p_data[0]);
/* if we encounter a not then look for or's in the subplan */
if (next->type == N_NOT)
next->p_data[0] = or_squish(next->p_data[0]);
/*
* if we encounter an or, then place our collected plan in the
* or's first subplan and then recursively collect the
* remaining stuff into the second subplan and return the or.
*/
if (next->type == N_OR) {
if (result == NULL)
errx(1, "-o: no expression before -o");
next->p_data[0] = result;
next->p_data[1] = or_squish(plan);
if (next->p_data[1] == NULL)
errx(1, "-o: no expression after -o");
return (next);
}
/* add the node to our result plan */
if (result == NULL)
tail = result = next;
else {
tail->next = next;
tail = next;
}
tail->next = NULL;
}
return (result);
}