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Python
690 строки
23 KiB
Python
# -*- Mode: python; indent-tabs-mode: nil; tab-width: 40 -*-
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# vim: set filetype=python:
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# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
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# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
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from __future__ import print_function
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from copy import deepcopy
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from six import (iteritems, PY2)
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from struct import unpack
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import os
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from uuid import UUID
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H_HEADER = """/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
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/* vim: set ts=8 sts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */
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/* This file was auto-generated from {0} by gen_dll_blocklist_data.py. */
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#ifndef mozilla_{1}_h
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#define mozilla_{1}_h
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"""
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H_FOOTER = """#endif // mozilla_{1}_h
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"""
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H_DEFS_BEGIN_DEFAULT = """#include "mozilla/WindowsDllBlocklistCommon.h"
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DLL_BLOCKLIST_DEFINITIONS_BEGIN
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"""
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H_DEFS_END_DEFAULT = """
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DLL_BLOCKLIST_DEFINITIONS_END
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"""
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H_BEGIN_LSP = """#include <guiddef.h>
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static const GUID gLayerGuids[] = {
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"""
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H_END_LSP = """
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};
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"""
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H_BEGIN_A11Y = """#include "mozilla/WindowsDllBlocklistCommon.h"
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DLL_BLOCKLIST_DEFINITIONS_BEGIN_NAMED(gBlockedInprocDlls)
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"""
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# These flag names should match the ones defined in WindowsDllBlocklistCommon.h
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FLAGS_DEFAULT = 'FLAGS_DEFAULT'
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BLOCK_WIN8PLUS_ONLY = 'BLOCK_WIN8PLUS_ONLY'
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BLOCK_WIN8_ONLY = 'BLOCK_WIN8_ONLY'
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USE_TIMESTAMP = 'USE_TIMESTAMP'
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CHILD_PROCESSES_ONLY = 'CHILD_PROCESSES_ONLY'
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SUBSTITUTE_LSP_PASSTHROUGH = 'SUBSTITUTE_LSP_PASSTHROUGH'
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# Only these flags are available in the input script
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INPUT_ONLY_FLAGS = {
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BLOCK_WIN8PLUS_ONLY,
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BLOCK_WIN8_ONLY,
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}
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def FILTER_ALLOW_ALL(entry):
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# A11y entries are special, so we always exclude those by default
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# (so it's not really allowing 'all', but it is simpler to reason about by
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# pretending that it is allowing all.)
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return not isinstance(entry, A11yBlocklistEntry)
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def FILTER_DENY_ALL(entry):
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return False
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def FILTER_ALLOW_ONLY_A11Y(entry):
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return isinstance(entry, A11yBlocklistEntry)
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def FILTER_ALLOW_ONLY_LSP(entry):
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return isinstance(entry, LspBlocklistEntry)
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def FILTER_TESTS_ONLY(entry):
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return not isinstance(entry, A11yBlocklistEntry) and entry.is_test()
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def derive_test_key(key):
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return key + '_TESTS'
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ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS = ('ALL_PROCESSES', 'BROWSER_PROCESS', 'CHILD_PROCESSES')
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class BlocklistDescriptor(object):
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"""This class encapsulates every file that is output from this script.
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Each instance has a name, an "input specification", and optional "flag
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specification" and "output specification" entries.
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"""
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DEFAULT_OUTSPEC = {
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'mode': '',
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'filter': FILTER_ALLOW_ALL,
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'begin': H_DEFS_BEGIN_DEFAULT,
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'end': H_DEFS_END_DEFAULT,
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}
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FILE_NAME_TPL = 'WindowsDllBlocklist{0}Defs'
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OutputDir = None
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ExistingFd = None
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ExistingFdLeafName = None
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def __init__(self, name, inspec, **kwargs):
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"""Positional arguments:
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name -- String containing the name of the output list.
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inspec -- One or more members of ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS. The input used
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for this blocklist file is the union of all lists specified by this
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variable.
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Keyword arguments:
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outspec -- an optional list of dicts that specify how the lists output
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will be written out to a file. Each dict may contain the following keys:
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'mode' -- a string that specifies a mode that is used when writing
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out list entries to this particular output. This is passed in as the
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mode argument to DllBlocklistEntry's write method.
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'filter' -- a function that, given a blocklist entry, decides
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whether or not that entry shall be included in this output file.
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'begin' -- a string that is written to the output file after writing
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the file's header, but prior to writing out any blocklist entries.
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'end' -- a string that is written to the output file after writing
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out any blocklist entries but before the file's footer.
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Any unspecified keys will be assigned default values.
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flagspec -- an optional dict whose keys consist of one or more of the
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list names from inspec. Each corresponding value is a set of flags that
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should be applied to each entry from that list. For example, the
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flagspec:
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{'CHILD_PROCESSES': {CHILD_PROCESSES_ONLY}}
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causes any blocklist entries from the CHILD_PROCESSES list to be output
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with the CHILD_PROCESSES_ONLY flag set.
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"""
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self._name = name
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# inspec's elements must all come from ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS
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assert not (set(inspec).difference(set(ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS)))
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# Internally to the descriptor, we store input specifications as a dict
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# that maps each input blocklist name to the set of flags to be applied
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# to each entry in that blocklist.
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self._inspec = {blocklist: set() for blocklist in inspec}
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self._outspecs = kwargs.get('outspec',
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BlocklistDescriptor.DEFAULT_OUTSPEC)
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if isinstance(self._outspecs, dict):
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# _outspecs should always be stored as a list of dicts
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self._outspecs = [self._outspecs]
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flagspecs = kwargs.get('flagspec', dict())
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# flagspec's keys must all come from ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS
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assert not (set(flagspecs.keys()).difference(set(self._inspec.keys())))
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# Merge the flags from flagspec into _inspec's sets
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for blocklist, flagspec in iteritems(flagspecs):
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spec = self._inspec[blocklist]
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if not isinstance(spec, set):
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raise TypeError('Flag spec for list %s must be a set!' % blocklist)
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spec.update(flagspec)
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@staticmethod
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def set_output_fd(fd):
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"""The build system has already provided an open file descriptor for
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one of our outputs. We save that here so that we may use that fd once
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we're ready to process that fd's file. We also obtain the output dir for
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use as the base directory for the other output files that we open.
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"""
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BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFd = fd
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(BlocklistDescriptor.OutputDir,
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BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFdLeafName) = os.path.split(fd.name)
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@staticmethod
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def ensure_no_dupes(defs):
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"""Ensure that defs does not contain any dupes. We raise a ValueError
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because this is a bug in the input and requires developer intervention.
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"""
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seen = set()
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for e in defs:
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name = e.get_name()
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if name not in seen:
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seen.add(name)
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else:
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raise ValueError('Duplicate entry found: %s' % name)
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@staticmethod
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def get_test_entries(exec_env, blocklist):
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"""Obtains all test entries for the corresponding blocklist, and also
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ensures that each entry has its test flag set.
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Positional arguments:
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exec_env -- dict containing the globals that were passed to exec to
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when the input script was run.
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blocklist -- The name of the blocklist to obtain tests from. This
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should be one of the members of ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS
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"""
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test_key = derive_test_key(blocklist)
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def set_is_test(elem):
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elem.set_is_test()
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return elem
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return map(set_is_test, exec_env[test_key])
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def gen_list(self, exec_env, filter_func):
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"""Generates a sorted list of blocklist entries from the input script,
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filtered via filter_func.
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Positional arguments:
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exec_env -- dict containing the globals that were passed to exec to
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when the input script was run. This function expects exec_env to
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contain lists of blocklist entries, keyed using one of the members of
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ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS.
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filter_func -- a filter function that evaluates each blocklist entry
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to determine whether or not it should be included in the results.
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"""
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# This list contains all the entries across all blocklists that we
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# potentially want to process
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unified_list = []
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# For each blocklist specified in the _inspec, we query the globals
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# for their entries, add any flags, and then add them to the
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# unified_list.
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for blocklist, listflags in iteritems(self._inspec):
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def add_list_flags(elem):
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# We deep copy so that flags set for an entry in one blocklist
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# do not interfere with flags set for an entry in a different
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# list.
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result = deepcopy(elem)
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result.add_flags(listflags)
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return result
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# We add list flags *before* filtering because the filters might
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# want to access flags as part of their operation.
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unified_list.extend(map(add_list_flags, exec_env[blocklist]))
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# We also add any test entries for the lists specified by _inspec
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unified_list.extend(
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map(add_list_flags,
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self.get_test_entries(exec_env, blocklist)))
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# There should be no dupes in the input. If there are, raise an error.
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self.ensure_no_dupes(unified_list)
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# Now we filter out any unwanted list entries
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filtered_list = filter(filter_func, unified_list)
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# Sort the list on entry name so that the blocklist code may use
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# binary search if it so chooses.
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filtered_list.sort(key=lambda e: e.get_name())
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return filtered_list
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@staticmethod
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def get_fd(outspec_leaf_name):
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"""If BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFd corresponds to outspec_leaf_name,
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then we return that. Otherwise, we construct a new absolute path to
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outspec_leaf_name and open a new file descriptor for writing.
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"""
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if (not BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFd or
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BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFdLeafName != outspec_leaf_name):
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new_name = os.path.join(BlocklistDescriptor.OutputDir,
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outspec_leaf_name)
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return open(new_name, 'w')
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fd = BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFd
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BlocklistDescriptor.ExistingFd = None
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return fd
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def write(self, src_file, exec_env):
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"""Write out all output files that are specified by this descriptor.
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Positional arguments:
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src_file -- name of the input file from which the lists were generated.
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exec_env -- dictionary containing the lists that were parsed from the
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input file when it was executed.
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"""
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for outspec in self._outspecs:
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# Use DEFAULT_OUTSPEC to supply defaults for any unused outspec keys
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effective_outspec = BlocklistDescriptor.DEFAULT_OUTSPEC.copy()
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effective_outspec.update(outspec)
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entries = self.gen_list(exec_env, effective_outspec['filter'])
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if not entries:
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continue
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mode = effective_outspec['mode']
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# Since each output descriptor may generate output across multiple
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# modes, each list is uniquified via the concatenation of our name
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# and the mode.
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listname = self._name + mode
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leafname_no_ext = BlocklistDescriptor.FILE_NAME_TPL.format(listname)
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leafname = leafname_no_ext + '.h'
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with self.get_fd(leafname) as output:
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print(H_HEADER.format(src_file, leafname_no_ext), file=output,
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end='')
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print(effective_outspec['begin'], file=output, end='')
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for e in entries:
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e.write(output, mode)
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print(effective_outspec['end'], file=output, end='')
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print(H_FOOTER.format(src_file, leafname_no_ext), file=output,
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end='')
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A11Y_OUTPUT_SPEC = {
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'filter': FILTER_ALLOW_ONLY_A11Y,
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'begin': H_BEGIN_A11Y,
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}
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LSP_MODE_GUID = 'Guid'
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LSP_OUTPUT_SPEC = [
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{'mode': LSP_MODE_GUID,
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'filter': FILTER_ALLOW_ONLY_LSP,
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'begin': H_BEGIN_LSP,
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'end': H_END_LSP},
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]
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GENERATED_BLOCKLIST_FILES = [
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BlocklistDescriptor('A11y', ['BROWSER_PROCESS'], outspec=A11Y_OUTPUT_SPEC),
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# Child is not used by anything at the moment, so we'll just leave this
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# descriptor commented out for now.
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# BlocklistDescriptor('Child', ['ALL_PROCESSES', 'CHILD_PROCESSES']),
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BlocklistDescriptor('Launcher', ['ALL_PROCESSES', 'BROWSER_PROCESS']),
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BlocklistDescriptor('Legacy', ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS, flagspec={
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'CHILD_PROCESSES': {CHILD_PROCESSES_ONLY}}),
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# Roughed-in for the moment; we'll enable this in bug 1238735
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# BlocklistDescriptor('LSP', ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS, outspec=LSP_OUTPUT_SPEC),
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BlocklistDescriptor('Test', ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS,
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outspec={'filter': FILTER_TESTS_ONLY}),
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]
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class PETimeStamp(object):
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def __init__(self, ts):
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# Since we can't specify the long literal suffix in python 3, we'll
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# compute max_timestamp this way to ensure that it is defined as a
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# long in python 2
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max_timestamp = (long(2) ** 32) - 1
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assert isinstance(max_timestamp, long)
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if ts < 0 or ts > max_timestamp:
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raise ValueError('Invalid timestamp value')
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self._value = ts
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def __str__(self):
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return '0x%08XU' % self._value
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class Version(object):
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"""Encapsulates a DLL version.
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"""
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ALL_VERSIONS = 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
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UNVERSIONED = 0
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def __init__(self, *args):
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"""There are multiple ways to construct a Version:
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As a tuple containing four elements (recommended);
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As four integral arguments;
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As a PETimeStamp;
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As a long integer.
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The tuple and list formats require the value of each element to be
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between 0 and 0xFFFF, inclusive.
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"""
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self._ver = Version.UNVERSIONED
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if len(args) == 1:
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if isinstance(args[0], tuple):
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self.validate_iterable(args[0])
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self._ver = 'MAKE_VERSION%r' % (args[0],)
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elif isinstance(args[0], PETimeStamp):
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self._ver = args[0]
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else:
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self._ver = long(args[0])
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elif len(args) == 4:
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self.validate_iterable(args)
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self._ver = 'MAKE_VERSION%r' % (tuple(args),)
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else:
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raise ValueError('Bad arguments to Version constructor')
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def validate_iterable(self, arg):
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if len(arg) != 4:
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raise ValueError('Versions must be a 4-tuple')
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for component in arg:
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if (not isinstance(component, int) or component < 0
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or component > 0xFFFF):
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raise ValueError('Each version component must be a 16-bit '
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'unsigned integer')
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def build_long(self, args):
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self.validate_iterable(args)
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return (long(args[0]) << 48) | (long(args[1]) << 32) | \
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(long(args[2]) << 16) | long(args[3])
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def is_timestamp(self):
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return isinstance(self._ver, PETimeStamp)
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def __str__(self):
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if isinstance(self._ver, long):
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if self._ver == Version.ALL_VERSIONS:
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return 'DllBlockInfo::ALL_VERSIONS'
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if self._ver == Version.UNVERSIONED:
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return 'DllBlockInfo::UNVERSIONED'
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return '0x%016XULL' % self._ver
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return str(self._ver)
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class DllBlocklistEntry(object):
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TEST_CONDITION = 'defined(ENABLE_TESTS)'
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def __init__(self, name, ver, flags=(), **kwargs):
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"""Positional arguments:
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name -- The leaf name of the DLL.
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ver -- The maximum version to be blocked. NB: The comparison used by the
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blocklist is <=, so you should specify the last bad version, as opposed
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to the first good version.
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flags -- iterable containing the flags that should be applicable to
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this blocklist entry.
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Keyword arguments:
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condition -- a string containing a C++ preprocessor expression. This
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condition is written as a condition for an #if/#endif block that is
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generated around the entry during output.
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"""
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self.check_ascii(name)
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self._name = name.lower()
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self._ver = Version(ver)
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self._flags = set()
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self.add_flags(flags)
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if self._ver.is_timestamp():
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self._flags.add(USE_TIMESTAMP)
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self._cond = kwargs.get('condition', set())
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if isinstance(self._cond, str):
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self._cond = {self._cond}
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@staticmethod
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def check_ascii(name):
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if PY2:
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if not all(ord(c) < 128 for c in name):
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raise ValueError('DLL name "%s" must be ASCII!' % name)
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return
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try:
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# Supported in Python 3.7
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if not name.isascii():
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raise ValueError('DLL name "%s" must be ASCII!' % name)
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return
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except AttributeError:
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pass
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try:
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name.encode('ascii')
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except UnicodeEncodeError:
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raise ValueError('DLL name "%s" must be ASCII!' % name)
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def get_name(self):
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return self._name
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def set_condition(self, cond):
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self._cond.add(cond)
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def get_condition(self):
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if len(self._cond) == 1:
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fmt = '{0}'
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else:
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fmt = '({0})'
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return ' && '.join([fmt.format(c) for c in self._cond])
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def set_is_test(self):
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self.set_condition(DllBlocklistEntry.TEST_CONDITION)
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def is_test(self):
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return self._cond and DllBlocklistEntry.TEST_CONDITION in self._cond
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def add_flags(self, new_flags):
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if isinstance(new_flags, str):
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self._flags.add(new_flags)
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else:
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self._flags.update(new_flags)
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@staticmethod
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def get_flag_string(flag):
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return 'DllBlockInfo::' + flag
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def get_flags_list(self):
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return self._flags
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def write(self, output, mode):
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if self._cond:
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print('#if %s' % self.get_condition(), file=output)
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flags_str = ''
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flags = self.get_flags_list()
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if flags:
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flags_str = ', ' + ' | '.join(map(self.get_flag_string, flags))
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entry_str = " DLL_BLOCKLIST_ENTRY(\"%s\", %s%s)" % \
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(self._name, str(self._ver), flags_str)
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print(entry_str, file=output)
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if self._cond:
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print('#endif // %s' % self.get_condition(), file=output)
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class A11yBlocklistEntry(DllBlocklistEntry):
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""" Represents a blocklist entry for injected a11y DLLs. This class does
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not need to do anything special compared to a DllBlocklistEntry; we just
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use this type to distinguish a11y entries from "regular" blocklist entries.
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"""
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def __init__(self, name, ver, flags=(), **kwargs):
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"""These arguments are identical to DllBlocklistEntry.__init__
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"""
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super(A11yBlocklistEntry, self).__init__(name, ver, flags, **kwargs)
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class LspBlocklistEntry(DllBlocklistEntry):
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""" Represents a blocklist entry for a WinSock Layered Service Provider (LSP).
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"""
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GUID_UNPACK_FMT_LE = '<IHHBBBBBBBB'
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Guids = dict()
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def __init__(self, name, ver, guids, flags=(), **kwargs):
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"""Positional arguments:
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name -- The leaf name of the DLL.
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ver -- The maximum version to be blocked. NB: The comparison used by the
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blocklist is <=, so you should specify the last bad version, as opposed
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to the first good version.
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guids -- Either a string or list of strings containing the GUIDs that
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uniquely identify the LSP. These GUIDs are generated by the developer of
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the LSP and are registered with WinSock alongside the LSP. We record
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this GUID as part of the "Winsock_LSP" annotation in our crash reports.
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flags -- iterable containing the flags that should be applicable to
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this blocklist entry.
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Keyword arguments:
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condition -- a string containing a C++ preprocessor expression. This
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condition is written as a condition for an #if/#endif block that is
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generated around the entry during output.
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"""
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super(LspBlocklistEntry, self).__init__(name, ver, flags, **kwargs)
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if not guids:
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raise ValueError('Missing GUID(s)!')
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if isinstance(guids, str):
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self.insert(UUID(guids), name)
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else:
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for guid in guids:
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self.insert(UUID(guid), name)
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|
def insert(self, guid, name):
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|
# Some explanation here: Multiple DLLs (and thus multiple instances of
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|
# LspBlocklistEntry) may share the same GUIDs. To ensure that we do not
|
|
# have any duplicates, we store each GUID in a class variable, Guids.
|
|
# We include the original DLL name from the blocklist definitions so
|
|
# that we may output a comment above each GUID indicating which entries
|
|
# correspond to which GUID.
|
|
LspBlocklistEntry.Guids.setdefault(guid, []).append(name)
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|
|
|
def get_flags_list(self):
|
|
flags = super(LspBlocklistEntry, self).get_flags_list()
|
|
# LSP entries always include the following flag
|
|
flags.add(SUBSTITUTE_LSP_PASSTHROUGH)
|
|
return flags
|
|
|
|
@staticmethod
|
|
def as_c_struct(guid, names):
|
|
parts = unpack(LspBlocklistEntry.GUID_UNPACK_FMT_LE, guid.bytes_le)
|
|
str_guid = " // %r\n // {%s}\n { 0x%08x, 0x%04x, 0x%04x, " \
|
|
"{ 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x, 0x%02x }" \
|
|
" }" % (names, str(guid), parts[0], parts[1], parts[2], parts[3],
|
|
parts[4], parts[5], parts[6], parts[7], parts[8], parts[9],
|
|
parts[10])
|
|
return str_guid
|
|
|
|
def write(self, output, mode):
|
|
if mode != LSP_MODE_GUID:
|
|
super(LspBlocklistEntry, self).write(output, mode)
|
|
return
|
|
|
|
# We dump the entire contents of Guids on the first call, and then
|
|
# clear it. Remaining invocations of this method are no-ops.
|
|
if LspBlocklistEntry.Guids:
|
|
result = ',\n'.join([self.as_c_struct(guid, names)
|
|
for guid, names in iteritems(LspBlocklistEntry.Guids)])
|
|
print(result, file=output)
|
|
LspBlocklistEntry.Guids.clear()
|
|
|
|
|
|
def exec_script_file(script_name, globals):
|
|
with open(script_name) as script:
|
|
exec(compile(script.read(), script_name, 'exec'), globals)
|
|
|
|
|
|
def gen_blocklists(first_fd, defs_filename):
|
|
|
|
BlocklistDescriptor.set_output_fd(first_fd)
|
|
|
|
# exec_env defines the global variables that will be present in the
|
|
# execution environment when defs_filename is run by exec.
|
|
exec_env = {
|
|
# Add the blocklist entry types
|
|
'A11yBlocklistEntry': A11yBlocklistEntry,
|
|
'DllBlocklistEntry': DllBlocklistEntry,
|
|
'LspBlocklistEntry': LspBlocklistEntry,
|
|
# Add the special version types
|
|
'ALL_VERSIONS': Version.ALL_VERSIONS,
|
|
'UNVERSIONED': Version.UNVERSIONED,
|
|
'PETimeStamp': PETimeStamp,
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
# Import definition lists into exec_env
|
|
for defname in ALL_DEFINITION_LISTS:
|
|
exec_env[defname] = []
|
|
# For each defname, add a special list for test-only entries
|
|
exec_env[derive_test_key(defname)] = []
|
|
|
|
# Import flags into exec_env
|
|
exec_env.update({flag: flag for flag in INPUT_ONLY_FLAGS})
|
|
|
|
# Now execute the input script with exec_env providing the globals
|
|
exec_script_file(defs_filename, exec_env)
|
|
|
|
# Tell the output descriptors to write out the output files.
|
|
for desc in GENERATED_BLOCKLIST_FILES:
|
|
desc.write(defs_filename, exec_env)
|