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Nested struct list segfault #108

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bartkrak commented Feb 8, 2024

With CNode there are two cases that cause problems.
Case 1: A struct that holds a list of structs containing a list. Exact specification used for testing below.
spec file:

type nested_struct_inner :: %Nested.StructInner{
  name: string,
  data: [int],
  id: int
}
type nested_struct_list :: %Nested.StructList{
  inner_list: [nested_struct_inner],
  id: int
}
spec test_nested_struct_list(in_struct :: nested_struct_list) :: {:ok :: label, out_struct :: nested_struct_list}

C file:

UNIFEX_TERM test_nested_struct_list(UnifexEnv *env, nested_struct_list in_struct) {
  return test_nested_struct_list_result_ok(env, in_struct);
}

and test file:

test "nested struct list", context do
    cnode = context[:cnode]
    inner = %Nested.StructInner{id: 1, name: "Jan Kowlaski", data: [1,2,3]}
    nested_struct_list = %Nested.StructList{id: 1, inner_list: [inner]}
    assert {:ok, ^nested_struct_list} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_nested_struct_list, [nested_struct_list])
end

Running above configuration results in the following error:

** (RuntimeError) Unifex CNode: cannot parse argument 'in_struct' of type ':nested_struct_list'
     code: assert {:ok, ^nested_struct_list} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_nested_struct_list, [nested_struct_list])
     stacktrace:
       (unifex 1.1.1) lib/unifex/cnode.ex:122: Unifex.CNode.handle_response/1
       test/example_test.exs:163: (test)

Above error is raised when CNode tries to parse the most inner list (“data” field of nested_struct_inner)
It's related to parsing arguments in generate_caller_function in lib/unifex/code_generators/cnode.ex

Case 2: A struct that holds a list of structs. Exact specification used for testing below.
spec file:

type nested_struct_inner :: %Nested.StructInner{
  name: string,
  id: int
}
type nested_struct_list :: %Nested.StructList{
  inner_list: [nested_struct_inner],
  id: int
}
spec test_nested_struct_list(in_struct :: nested_struct_list) :: {:ok :: label, out_struct :: nested_struct_list}

C file:

UNIFEX_TERM test_nested_struct_list(UnifexEnv *env, nested_struct_list in_struct) {
  return test_nested_struct_list_result_ok(env, in_struct);
}

and test file:

test "nested struct list", context do
    cnode = context[:cnode]
    inner = %Nested.StructInner{id: 1, name: "Jan Kowlaski"}
    nested_struct_list = %Nested.StructList{id: 1, inner_list: [inner]}
    assert {:ok, ^nested_struct_list} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_nested_struct_list, [nested_struct_list])
end

Running this configuration results in a timeout to CNode

** (RuntimeError) Timeout upon call to the CNode :"bundlex_cnode_0_8bf60324-c17c-4897-bd2c-73e1df7b68c5@Barteks-MacBook-Pro-2"
     code: assert {:ok, ^nested_struct_list} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_nested_struct_list, [nested_struct_list])
     stacktrace:
       (bundlex 1.4.5) lib/bundlex/cnode.ex:139: Bundlex.CNode.call/3
       (unifex 1.1.1) lib/unifex/cnode.ex:96: Unifex.CNode.call/4
       test/example_test.exs:163: (test)

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@@ -75,6 +75,8 @@ defmodule Unifex.IntegrationTest do
|> Enum.each(fn ref ->
assert File.read!("test_projects/#{project}/c_src/example/_generated/#{interface}/#{ref}") ==
File.read!("test/fixtures/#{project}_ref_generated/#{interface}/#{ref}")

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This is unnecessary

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def start_link(initial_value) do
Agent.start_link(fn -> initial_value end, name: __MODULE__)
end
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We can delete initial_value var since we always start counter from 0

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Agent.update(__MODULE__, &(&1 + 1))
Agent.get(__MODULE__, & &1)
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use Agent.get_and_update instead

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def run(_args) do
Counter.start_link(0)
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Start Counter in the application module, in the supervisor tree

end

@spec get_value() :: integer()
def get_value do
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def get_value do
def get_and_increment() do

This describes better, what really happens

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#pragma once

#ifdef BUNDLEX_CNODE
#include "cnode/example.h"
#endif

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Files from _generated shouldn't be in this PR

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defmodule Nested.StructInner do
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defmodule Nested.StructInner do
defmodule Nested.InnerStruct do

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this struct is unused, forgot to remove this

@@ -52,6 +51,13 @@ type nested_struct :: %Nested.Struct{

spec test_nested_struct(in_struct :: nested_struct) :: {:ok :: label, out_struct :: nested_struct}

type my_enum :: :option_one | :option_two | :option_three | :option_four | :option_five
type nested_struct_list :: %Nested.StructList{
inner_list: [my_struct],
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inner_list: [my_struct],
list_of_structs: [my_struct],

Name inner_list suggests, that this list is wrapped in something, eg. another list


spec test_nested_struct_list(in_struct :: nested_struct_list) :: {:ok :: label, out_struct :: nested_struct_list}

type(my_enum :: :option_one | :option_two | :option_three | :option_four | :option_five)
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Remove the brackets

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assert nil == Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_nil, [])
end

test "atom", context do
assert {:ok, :unifex} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_atom, [:unifex])
end

test "bool", context do
assert {:ok, true} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_bool, [true])
assert {:ok, false} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_bool, [false])
refute match?({:ok, false}, Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_bool, [true]))
end

test "float", context do
assert {:ok, 0.0} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_float, [0.0])
assert {:ok, 0.1} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_float, [0.1])
assert {:ok, -0.1} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_float, [-0.1])
refute match?({:ok, 1}, Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_float, [1.0]))
end

test "unsigned int", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]
assert {:ok, 0} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_uint, [0])
assert {:ok, 5} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_uint, [5])

assert_raise RuntimeError, ~r/argument.*in_uint.*unsigned/i, fn ->
Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_uint, [-1])
end
end

test "string", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]

big_test_string =
"unifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexu
nifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexuni
fexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifexunifex"

assert {:ok, ""} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_string, [""])
assert {:ok, "test_string"} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_string, ["test_string"])
assert {:ok, "-12345"} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_string, ["-12345"])
assert {:ok, "255"} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_string, ["255"])
assert {:ok, ^big_test_string} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_string, [big_test_string])
end

test "list as string", context do
0..253
|> Enum.each(fn x ->
list = [x, x + 1, x + 2]
assert {:ok, ^list} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_list, [list])
end)
end

test "list", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]
assert {:ok, []} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list, [[]])
assert {:ok, [-1, -1, -1]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list, [[-1, -1, -1]])
assert {:ok, [-10, -17, -28]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list, [[-10, -17, -28]])
assert {:ok, [355, 355, 355]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list, [[355, 355, 355]])
assert {:ok, [1254, 1636, 3643]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list, [[1254, 1636, 3643]])
end

test "list of strings", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]
assert {:ok, []} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_of_strings, [[]])

assert {:ok, ["", "", ""]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_of_strings, [["", "", ""]])

assert {:ok, ["1", "2", "3"]} =
Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_of_strings, [["1", "2", "3"]])

assert {:ok, ["abc", "def", "ghi"]} =
Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_of_strings, [["abc", "def", "ghi"]])
end

test "list of unsigned ints", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]
assert {:ok, [0, 1, 2]} = Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_of_uints, [[0, 1, 2]])
end

test "list with other arguments", context do
cnode = context[:cnode]

assert {:ok, [1, 2, 3], :other_arg} =
Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_with_other_args, [[1, 2, 3], :other_arg])

assert {:ok, [300, 400, 500], :other_arg} =
Unifex.CNode.call(cnode, :test_list_with_other_args, [[300, 400, 500], :other_arg])
end

test "payload", context do
assert {:ok, <<2, 2, 3>>} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_payload, [<<1, 2, 3>>])
end

test "pid", context do
pid = self()
assert {:ok, ^pid} = Unifex.CNode.call(context[:cnode], :test_pid, [pid])
end

test "struct", context do
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Bump version to 1.1.3 and merge and release this PR after #111

@bartkrak bartkrak merged commit edc3ad1 into master Mar 4, 2024
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@bartkrak bartkrak deleted the nested-struct-segfault branch March 4, 2024 22:35
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