bc: add code to detect errors like "print 1 print 2"
function old new delta zbc_vm_process 831 925 +94 zbc_program_exec 3964 3976 +12 zdc_program_execStr 506 512 +6 zbc_lex_next 2161 2167 +6 zbc_program_assign 419 424 +5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (add/remove: 0/0 grow/shrink: 5/0 up/down: 123/0) Total: 123 bytes Signed-off-by: Denys Vlasenko <vda.linux@googlemail.com>
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@ -711,6 +711,7 @@ dc_LEX_to_INST[] = { // starts at XC_LEX_OP_POWER // corresponding XC/DC_L
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typedef struct BcLex {
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const char *buf;
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const char *lex_next_at; // last lex_next() was called at this string
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size_t i;
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size_t line;
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size_t len;
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@ -2990,9 +2991,11 @@ static BC_STATUS zbc_lex_next(BcLex *l)
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}
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// here it's guaranteed that l->i is below l->len
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}
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l->lex_next_at = l->buf + l->i;
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dbg_lex("next string to parse:'%.*s'",
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(int)(strchrnul(l->buf + l->i, '\n') - (l->buf + l->i)),
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l->buf + l->i);
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(int)(strchrnul(l->lex_next_at, '\n') - l->lex_next_at),
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l->lex_next_at
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);
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if (IS_BC) {
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IF_BC(s = zbc_lex_token(l));
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} else {
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@ -6756,13 +6759,38 @@ static BC_STATUS zbc_vm_process(const char *text)
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dbg_lex("%s:%d G.prs.l.lex:%d, parsing...", __func__, __LINE__, G.prs.l.lex);
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if (IS_BC) {
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// FIXME: "eating" of stmt delimiters is coded inconsistently
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// (sometimes zbc_parse_stmt() eats the delimiter, sometimes don't),
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// which causes bugs such as "print 1 print 2" erroneously accepted,
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// or "print 1 else 2" detecting parse error only after executing
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// "print 1" part.
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IF_BC(s = zbc_parse_stmt_or_funcdef(&G.prs));
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#if ENABLE_BC
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s = zbc_parse_stmt_or_funcdef(&G.prs);
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if (s) goto err;
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// Check that next token is not bogus, and skip over
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// stmt delimiter(s) - newlines and semicolons
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s = 1; // s == 1 on first iteration only
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for (;;) {
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if (G.prs.l.lex == XC_LEX_EOF)
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goto execute; // this goto avoids resetting 's' to zero
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if (G.prs.l.lex != BC_LEX_SCOLON
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&& G.prs.l.lex != XC_LEX_NLINE
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) {
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const char *err_at;
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// Not newline and not semicolon
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if (s == 0) // saw at least one NL/semicolon before it?
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break; // yes, good
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//TODO: commolalize for other parse errors:
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err_at = G.prs.l.lex_next_at ? G.prs.l.lex_next_at : "UNKNOWN";
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bc_error_fmt("bad statement terminator at '%.*s'",
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(int)(strchrnul(err_at, '\n') - err_at),
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err_at
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);
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goto err;
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}
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// NL or semicolon: skip it, set s = 0, repeat
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s = zbc_lex_next(&G.prs.l);
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if (s) goto err;
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}
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#endif
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} else {
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#if ENABLE_DC
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// Most of dc parsing assumes all whitespace,
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// including '\n', is eaten.
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while (G.prs.l.lex == XC_LEX_NLINE) {
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@ -6771,14 +6799,15 @@ static BC_STATUS zbc_vm_process(const char *text)
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if (G.prs.l.lex == XC_LEX_EOF)
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goto done;
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}
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IF_DC(s = zdc_parse_expr(&G.prs));
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s = zdc_parse_expr(&G.prs);
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#endif
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}
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if (s || G_interrupt) {
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err:
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bc_parse_reset(&G.prs); // includes bc_program_reset()
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RETURN_STATUS(BC_STATUS_FAILURE);
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}
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IF_BC(execute:)
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dbg_lex("%s:%d executing...", __func__, __LINE__);
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s = zbc_program_exec();
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if (s) {
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