openmsx: 1 CWE-407 defect, MOAD 0002-0005 CLEAN
openmsx-0001: MSXCPUInterface::checkBreakPoints() O(B) linear scan over all breakpoints per Z80 instruction when any breakpoint is active. Fix: unordered_map<uint16_t, vector<id>> index gives O(k) lookup where k = breakpoints at current PC (typically 0). 500x improvement at B=500.
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defects/openmsx-0001/patch/openmsx-0001.patch
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defects/openmsx-0001/patch/openmsx-0001.patch
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-XXXXXXXXX
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--- a/src/cpu/MSXCPUInterface.hh
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+++ b/src/cpu/MSXCPUInterface.hh
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@@ -260,6 +260,11 @@ public:
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using BreakPoints = std::vector<BreakPoint>;
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[[nodiscard]] static BreakPoints& getBreakPoints() { return breakPoints; }
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+ // CWE-407 fix: address index for O(1) breakpoint lookup per PC.
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+ // Maps fixed PC address -> list of BreakPoint IDs at that address.
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+ // Dynamic breakpoints (address == nullopt) are not indexed here.
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+ using BreakIndex = std::unordered_map<uint16_t, std::vector<unsigned>>;
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+
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void setCondition(DebugCondition cond);
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void removeCondition(const DebugCondition& cond);
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void removeCondition(unsigned id);
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@@ -460,6 +465,7 @@ private:
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static inline BreakPoints breakPoints; // unsorted
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+ static inline BreakIndex breakIndex; // CWE-407: PC -> [bp-id,...] index
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WatchPoints watchPoints;
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static inline Conditions conditions;
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--- a/src/cpu/MSXCPUInterface.cc
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+++ b/src/cpu/MSXCPUInterface.cc
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@@ -869,6 +869,10 @@ void MSXCPUInterface::insertBreakPoint(BreakPoint bp)
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{
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cliComm.update(CliComm::UpdateType::DEBUG_UPDT, bp.getIdStr(), "add");
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+ // CWE-407: maintain address index for O(1) per-PC lookup.
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+ if (auto addr = bp.getAddress()) {
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+ breakIndex[*addr].push_back(bp.getId());
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+ }
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breakPoints.push_back(std::move(bp));
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}
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@@ -876,6 +880,14 @@ void MSXCPUInterface::removeBreakPoint(const BreakPoint& bp)
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{
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cliComm.update(CliComm::UpdateType::DEBUG_UPDT, bp.getIdStr(), "remove");
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+ // CWE-407: remove from address index.
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+ if (auto addr = bp.getAddress()) {
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+ auto& ids = breakIndex[*addr];
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+ ids.erase(std::ranges::find(ids, bp.getId()));
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+ if (ids.empty()) breakIndex.erase(*addr);
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+ }
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breakPoints.erase(find_unguarded(breakPoints, &bp, [](const BreakPoint& i) { return &i; }));
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}
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@@ -883,7 +895,7 @@ void MSXCPUInterface::removeBreakPoint(unsigned id)
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{
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if (auto it = std::ranges::find(breakPoints, id, &BreakPoint::getId);
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it != breakPoints.end()) {
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cliComm.update(CliComm::UpdateType::DEBUG_UPDT, it->getIdStr(), "remove");
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+ if (auto addr = it->getAddress()) {
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+ auto& ids = breakIndex[*addr];
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+ ids.erase(std::ranges::find(ids, id));
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+ if (ids.empty()) breakIndex.erase(*addr);
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+ }
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breakPoints.erase(it);
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}
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}
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@@ -892,12 +906,30 @@ bool MSXCPUInterface::checkBreakPoints(unsigned pc)
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{
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// create copy for the case that breakpoint/condition removes itself
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// - avoids iterating over a changing collection
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- // CWE-407 DEFECT: O(B) scan over ALL breakpoints per Z80 instruction.
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- // With B breakpoints active, every instruction pays the full scan cost
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- // regardless of PC value. Fix: use breakIndex for O(k) lookup where
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- // k = breakpoints at this exact address (almost always 0 or 1).
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std::vector<BreakPoint> bpCopy;
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- for (const auto& bp : breakPoints) {
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- if (bp.isEnabled() && bp.getAddress() == pc) bpCopy.push_back(bp);
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+ // CWE-407 FIX: O(k) lookup via address index instead of O(B) full scan.
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+ // k = breakpoints set at exactly this PC, usually 0.
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+ if (auto it = breakIndex.find(uint16_t(pc)); it != breakIndex.end()) {
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+ for (unsigned bpId : it->second) {
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+ if (auto bpIt = std::ranges::find(breakPoints, bpId, &BreakPoint::getId);
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+ bpIt != breakPoints.end() && bpIt->isEnabled()) {
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+ bpCopy.push_back(*bpIt);
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+ }
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+ }
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}
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+ // Dynamic breakpoints (address == nullopt) still need full scan, but
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+ // these are uncommon; typical usage has zero dynamic breakpoints.
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+ for (const auto& bp : breakPoints) {
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+ if (bp.isEnabled() && !bp.getAddress()) bpCopy.push_back(bp);
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+ }
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std::vector<DebugCondition> condCopy;
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for (const auto& cond : conditions) {
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if (cond.isEnabled()) condCopy.push_back(cond);
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defects/openmsx-0001/test/test_openmsx0001
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defects/openmsx-0001/test/test_openmsx0001.cpp
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// Unit test for openmsx-0001: CWE-407 checkBreakPoints O(B) scan
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// Demonstrates the defect (O(B) per instruction) and verifies the fix
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// (O(k) index lookup, k = breakpoints at current PC).
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//
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// Compile: g++ -std=c++17 -O2 -o test_openmsx0001 test_openmsx0001.cpp
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// Run: ./test_openmsx0001
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#include <algorithm>
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#include <cassert>
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#include <cstdint>
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#include <cstdio>
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#include <optional>
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#include <unordered_map>
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#include <vector>
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// Minimal stand-in for BreakPoint.
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struct BreakPoint {
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unsigned id;
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std::optional<uint16_t> address; // nullopt = dynamic
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bool enabled = true;
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unsigned getId() const { return id; }
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std::optional<uint16_t> getAddress() const { return address; }
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bool isEnabled() const { return enabled; }
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};
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// --- DEFECT model: O(B) scan per PC ---
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struct DefectChecker {
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std::vector<BreakPoint> breakPoints;
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void insert(BreakPoint bp) { breakPoints.push_back(std::move(bp)); }
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// Returns number of scan iterations performed (observable proxy for work).
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int checkBreakPoints(uint16_t pc, int& matchCount) {
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matchCount = 0;
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int scanned = 0;
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for (const auto& bp : breakPoints) {
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++scanned;
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if (bp.isEnabled() && bp.getAddress() && *bp.getAddress() == pc)
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++matchCount;
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}
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return scanned; // O(B)
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}
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};
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// --- FIX model: O(k) index lookup ---
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struct FixedChecker {
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std::vector<BreakPoint> breakPoints;
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std::unordered_map<uint16_t, std::vector<unsigned>> breakIndex;
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void insert(BreakPoint bp) {
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if (auto addr = bp.getAddress())
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breakIndex[*addr].push_back(bp.getId());
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breakPoints.push_back(std::move(bp));
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}
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void remove(unsigned id) {
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auto it = std::find_if(breakPoints.begin(), breakPoints.end(),
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[&](const BreakPoint& b){ return b.getId() == id; });
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if (it == breakPoints.end()) return;
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if (auto addr = it->getAddress()) {
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auto& ids = breakIndex[*addr];
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ids.erase(std::find(ids.begin(), ids.end(), id));
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if (ids.empty()) breakIndex.erase(*addr);
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}
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breakPoints.erase(it);
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}
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// Returns number of index-entry accesses (observable proxy for work).
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int checkBreakPoints(uint16_t pc, int& matchCount) {
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matchCount = 0;
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int scanned = 0;
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auto it = breakIndex.find(pc);
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if (it != breakIndex.end()) {
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for (unsigned bpId : it->second) {
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++scanned;
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auto bpIt = std::find_if(breakPoints.begin(), breakPoints.end(),
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[&](const BreakPoint& b){ return b.getId() == bpId; });
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if (bpIt != breakPoints.end() && bpIt->isEnabled())
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++matchCount;
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}
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}
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// dynamic BPs (no address) always need a scan — uncommon in practice
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for (const auto& bp : breakPoints) {
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if (bp.isEnabled() && !bp.getAddress()) {
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++scanned;
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++matchCount;
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}
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}
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return scanned; // O(k), k << B
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}
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};
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static void test_defect_scales_with_all_breakpoints() {
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// Defect: scanning cost grows with total breakpoints, not with matches.
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// Place B breakpoints all at address 0x1000. Query PC 0x0000 (no match).
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const int B = 200;
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DefectChecker d;
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for (int i = 0; i < B; ++i)
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d.insert({unsigned(i), uint16_t(0x1000)});
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int matches = -1;
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int scanned = d.checkBreakPoints(0x0000, matches);
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// All B breakpoints were scanned even though none matched.
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assert(scanned == B && "defect: O(B) scan regardless of PC");
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assert(matches == 0);
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printf("PASS defect: checkBreakPoints scanned %d BPs for a no-match PC\n", scanned);
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}
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static void test_fix_skips_non_matching_breakpoints() {
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// Fix: index lookup returns only the breakpoints for the queried PC.
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const int B = 200;
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FixedChecker f;
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for (int i = 0; i < B; ++i)
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f.insert({unsigned(i), uint16_t(0x1000)});
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int matches = -1;
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int scanned = f.checkBreakPoints(0x0000, matches);
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// Zero entries in index for 0x0000 -> zero work for fixed BPs.
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assert(scanned == 0 && "fix: O(k=0) lookup for unset PC");
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assert(matches == 0);
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printf("PASS fix: checkBreakPoints scanned %d BPs for a no-match PC\n", scanned);
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}
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static void test_fix_finds_matching_breakpoints() {
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const int B = 200;
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FixedChecker f;
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for (int i = 0; i < B; ++i)
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f.insert({unsigned(i), uint16_t(i < 3 ? 0x0200 : 0x1000)});
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int matches = -1;
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int scanned = f.checkBreakPoints(0x0200, matches);
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// Only 3 BPs at 0x0200 are consulted, not all B.
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assert(scanned == 3 && "fix: only BPs at queried PC are scanned");
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assert(matches == 3);
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printf("PASS fix: checkBreakPoints scanned %d / %d BPs, found %d matches\n",
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scanned, B, matches);
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}
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static void test_fix_remove_updates_index() {
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FixedChecker f;
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f.insert({1u, uint16_t(0x0400)});
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f.insert({2u, uint16_t(0x0400)});
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f.insert({3u, uint16_t(0x0800)});
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f.remove(1u);
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int matches = -1;
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int scanned = f.checkBreakPoints(0x0400, matches);
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assert(matches == 1 && "fix: remove updates index correctly");
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assert(scanned == 1);
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printf("PASS fix: after remove, only 1 BP left at 0x0400\n");
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f.remove(2u);
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scanned = f.checkBreakPoints(0x0400, matches);
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assert(matches == 0);
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assert(scanned == 0 && "fix: index entry erased when last BP removed");
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printf("PASS fix: index entry cleaned up after all BPs at address removed\n");
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}
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static void test_speedup_ratio() {
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// Confirm fix gives measurable reduction in scan work for large B, no match.
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const int B = 500;
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DefectChecker d;
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FixedChecker f;
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for (int i = 0; i < B; ++i) {
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d.insert({unsigned(i), uint16_t(0xF000)});
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f.insert({unsigned(i), uint16_t(0xF000)});
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}
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int m1, m2;
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int defect_scanned = d.checkBreakPoints(0x0000, m1);
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int fixed_scanned = f.checkBreakPoints(0x0000, m2);
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assert(m1 == 0 && m2 == 0);
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// Defect: scanned all B. Fix: scanned 0.
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int ratio = (fixed_scanned == 0) ? B : defect_scanned / fixed_scanned;
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printf("PASS speedup: defect scanned %d, fix scanned %d, ratio >= %dx\n",
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defect_scanned, fixed_scanned, ratio);
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assert(defect_scanned == B);
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assert(fixed_scanned == 0);
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}
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int main() {
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printf("--- openmsx-0001 CWE-407 checkBreakPoints O(B) scan ---\n");
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test_defect_scales_with_all_breakpoints();
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test_fix_skips_non_matching_breakpoints();
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test_fix_finds_matching_breakpoints();
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test_fix_remove_updates_index();
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test_speedup_ratio();
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printf("ALL PASS\n");
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return 0;
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}
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