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* Boolean Operand Analyzer
*
* Detects arithmetic, bitwise, shift and relational operators applied to an
* essentially Boolean operand.
*
* MISRA C:2012 Rule 10.1: "Operands shall not be of an inappropriate essential
* type." An essentially Boolean operand is permitted only for the logical
* operators (&&, ||, !), for equality (=, !=), and as a controlling expression.
* It is not a number: `flag + 1` relies on Boolean-to-integer promotion, and
* `a / b` on two bools is an unguarded division by zero whenever `b` is false
* (Issue #1183) -- a risk carried by the TYPE, so the literal-divisor check in
* DivisionByZeroAnalyzer (E0800) can never see it.
*
* `a - b` is the other trap: `false - true` is -1, which stores back into a
* bool as `true`, so subtracting from a false flag sets it.
*
* Equality is deliberately NOT checked: C-Next requires conditions to be
* explicit comparisons, so `if (flag = true)` is the idiomatic test and must
* stay legal. `!flag` likewise remains the way to negate.
*
* This is the same rule E0805 enforces for signed shift operands, and the
* sibling of E0806 (compound assignment to a bool, Issue #1145) on the
* assignment side.
*
* Two-pass analysis, sharing DeclarationScopeCollector with the Rule 10.4
* analyzer so both resolve declarations through one scope-shadowing pass:
* 1. Collect declarations into per-scope frames.
* 2. Walk each guarded operator level and report any Boolean operand.
*/
import { ParseTreeWalker, ParserRuleContext } from "antlr4ng";
import { CNextListener } from "../parser/grammar/CNextListener";
import * as Parser from "../parser/grammar/CNextParser";
import IBooleanOperandError from "./types/IBooleanOperandError";
import IScopeFrame from "./types/IScopeFrame";
import DeclarationScopeCollector from "./DeclarationScopeCollector";
import ScopeFrameResolver from "./ScopeFrameResolver";
import OperandTypeResolver from "./OperandTypeResolver";
import BinaryOperatorLevelListener from "./BinaryOperatorLevelListener";
import ParserUtils from "../../../utils/ParserUtils";
/**
* Second pass: report essentially Boolean operands of guarded operators.
*/
class BooleanOperandListener extends CNextListener {
private readonly analyzer: BooleanOperandAnalyzer;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/lines-between-class-members
private readonly scopes: ScopeFrameResolver;
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/lines-between-class-members
private readonly types: OperandTypeResolver;
constructor(analyzer: BooleanOperandAnalyzer, scopes: ScopeFrameResolver) {
super();
this.analyzer = analyzer;
this.scopes = scopes;
this.types = new OperandTypeResolver(scopes);
}
/**
* Whether an operand is essentially Boolean.
*
* Every case defers to the shared type resolver, so a bool reads the same
* however it is spelled: a declaration (`flag`, `this.flag`, `sensor.ready`,
* `outer.inner.ready`, `flags[0]`), a literal, `!x`, or a comparison or
* logical result (`a && b`, `a = b`, `n < 5`) that no declaration names.
*
* An ARITHMETIC child is deliberately not Boolean and needs no case here:
* `a + b` inside `(a + b) * c` reports at its own level. A Boolean child is
* the opposite -- it is well-formed alone, so the parent operator is the only
* place its misuse can be reported (Issue #1183 review).
*/
private isBooleanOperand(
ctx: ParserRuleContext,
frame: IScopeFrame,
): boolean {
return OperandTypeResolver.isBooleanType(
this.types.typeOfOperand(ctx, frame),
);
}
/**
* MISRA C:2012 Rule 10.1 on the assignment side.
*
* A compound assignment applies an arithmetic or bitwise operator that the
* expression grammar never expresses as a level, so neither the operator
* levels nor a target-only check sees both halves. Both are checked here:
* a bool TARGET (E0806) and a bool right-hand side (E0807). Before this,
* `n +<- flag` was accepted while the identical `n <- n + flag` was rejected.
*/
override enterAssignmentStatement = (
ctx: Parser.AssignmentStatementContext,
): void => {
const operator = ctx.assignmentOperator().getText();
if (operator === "<-") return;
const target = ctx.assignmentTarget();
const frame = this.scopes.frameFor(ctx);
if (
OperandTypeResolver.isBooleanType(
this.types.typeOfAssignmentTarget(target, frame),
)
) {
const { line, column } = ParserUtils.getPosition(target);
this.analyzer.addCompoundAssignmentError(line, column, target.getText());
return;
}
const value = ctx.expression();
if (this.isBooleanOperand(value, frame)) {
const { line, column } = ParserUtils.getPosition(value);
this.analyzer.addError(line, column, operator);
}
};
/**
* Report one error per guarded operator whose left or right operand is
* essentially Boolean. The operator sits between adjacent operands, so the
* operator joining operand `i` to `i + 1` is child `i * 2 + 1`.
*
* Reported once per operator rather than once per operand: `flag / other` is
* a single mistake, and naming both operands would double every diagnostic.
*/
public checkLevel(operands: ParserRuleContext[]): void {
const frame = this.scopes.frameFor(operands[0]);
const parent = operands[0].parent;
for (let i = 0; i < operands.length - 1; i += 1) {
const leftIsBoolean = this.isBooleanOperand(operands[i], frame);
const rightIsBoolean = this.isBooleanOperand(operands[i + 1], frame);
if (!leftIsBoolean && !rightIsBoolean) continue;
const operator = parent?.getChild(i * 2 + 1)?.getText() ?? "";
const offending = leftIsBoolean ? operands[i] : operands[i + 1];
const { line, column } = ParserUtils.getPosition(offending);
this.analyzer.addError(line, column, operator);
}
}
// Prefix `-` and `~` are arithmetic/bitwise; `!` is the correct negation.
override enterUnaryExpression = (
ctx: Parser.UnaryExpressionContext,
): void => {
const operator = ctx.getChild(0)?.getText();
if (operator !== "-" && operator !== "~") return;
const operand = ctx.unaryExpression();
Iif (!operand) return;
if (this.isBooleanOperand(operand, this.scopes.frameFor(ctx))) {
const { line, column } = ParserUtils.getPosition(ctx);
this.analyzer.addError(line, column, operator);
}
};
}
/**
* Analyzer that detects essentially Boolean operands of arithmetic, bitwise,
* shift and relational operators.
*/
class BooleanOperandAnalyzer {
private errors: IBooleanOperandError[] = [];
/**
* Analyze the parse tree for Boolean operands of inappropriate operators.
*/
public analyze(tree: Parser.ProgramContext): IBooleanOperandError[] {
this.errors = [];
const collector = new DeclarationScopeCollector();
ParseTreeWalker.DEFAULT.walk(collector, tree);
const listener = new BooleanOperandListener(
this,
new ScopeFrameResolver(collector),
);
// Every binary level EXCEPT equality: comparing two bools with = / != is
// permitted by Rule 10.1 and is how C-Next tests a flag.
ParseTreeWalker.DEFAULT.walk(
new BinaryOperatorLevelListener((operands, level) => {
if (level === "equality") return;
listener.checkLevel(operands);
}),
tree,
);
// Prefix `-` / `~` are not a binary level, so the listener hooks them.
ParseTreeWalker.DEFAULT.walk(listener, tree);
return this.errors;
}
/**
* Add a Boolean-operand error.
*/
public addError(line: number, column: number, operator: string): void {
this.errors.push({
code: "E0807",
line,
column,
message: `Operator '${operator}' is not valid on a bool operand`,
helpText:
"MISRA C:2012 Rule 10.1: a bool is not a number. Use the logical operators " +
"(&&, ||, !) to combine flags, or '=' / '!=' to compare them.",
});
}
/**
* Add a compound-assignment-to-bool error, naming the target as written so
* the suggested fix is code that can be pasted back (Issue #1183 review:
* `flags[0] +<- true` used to suggest `flags <- !flags`, which does not
* compile).
*/
public addCompoundAssignmentError(
line: number,
column: number,
target: string,
): void {
this.errors.push({
code: "E0806",
line,
column,
message: `Compound assignment is not valid on bool '${target}' - only '<-' is`,
helpText: `MISRA C:2012 Rule 10.1: a bool is not a number. To flip it, use '${target} <- !${target}'.`,
});
}
/**
* Get all detected errors.
*/
public getErrors(): IBooleanOperandError[] {
return this.errors;
}
}
export default BooleanOperandAnalyzer;
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