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8326692: JVMCI Local.endBci is off-by-one #18087
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Thanks for fixing this Gilles.
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final int endBci = startBci + UNSAFE.getChar(localVariableTableElement + config.localVariableTableElementLengthOffset); | ||
final int endBci = startBci + UNSAFE.getChar(localVariableTableElement + config.localVariableTableElementLengthOffset) - 1; |
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Just a question: Can the length of a local variable be 0?
If the code length is 0, the endBci
here may be less than startBci
.
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I don't see anything in JVMS 4.7.13 that says it cannot be 0. It basically means the LVT entry is useless (denotes a local that is never alive) but is otherwise harmless.
Maybe add this to the javadoc for getEndBci()
to make the API user aware of this corner case:
If the value returned is less than {@link #getStartBCI}, this object denotes a local that is never live.
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The reason, which causes this problem, is that the Local::endBci
includes itself instead of excluding it. But now, we can only fix the javadoc just as you suggested.
If the value returned is less than {@link #getStartBCI}, this object denotes a local that is never live.
a local variable
may be better to a local
above.
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I had checked the specs on that and came to the same conclusion.
I also think the current state is fine in that regards in terms of code since it just means that there is no bci where this local would be valid when checking both start and end bci.
Adding a note about that to the javadoc is a good idea. I'll do that.
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Looks good.
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Going to push as commit 31ac871.
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In class files, in the local variable table, local variables have a start BCI and a length. The local variable has a value from BCI (inclusive) until BCI + length (exclusive).
On the other end, JVMCI stores that information in
Local
objects with a start BCI and an end BCI (inclusive).Currently the parser just uses BCI+length to compute the end BCI, leading to an off-by-one error.
A simple test checking that the start and end BCIs are within the method's bytecode is added. It fails without the fix.
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