First approximation of pthread_setspecific by escaping things reachable from the argument and invalidating all globals
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…t if program contains `pthread_setspecific`
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sem.unknown_function.invalidate.globals is set if program contains pthread_setspecificpthread_setspecific by escaping things reachable from the argument and invalidating all globals
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Our analysis currently is sound here, as the second argument to the function is considered escaped, and treated flow-insensitively from there on. Also, it is invalidated when
sem.unknown_function.invalidate.globalsis set.Any later writes thus do not lead to the value being changed back from
Tand thus all writes through the pointer obtained back frompthread_getspecificare also accounted for.This adds an assert that fails if the code makes use of
pthread_setspecificand ``sem.unknown_function.invalidate.globals` is disabled, leading to unsound results.This a temporary measure before #876 is attacked.