freecad/retroarch/mpv: CWE-407 scan — 3 defects, mpv CLEAN
freecad-0001: ifc_generator.py done-list O(N^2) dedup MEDIUM-HIGH 499x freecad-0002: importDXF.py processededges list O(E^2) MEDIUM 469x retroarch-0001: playlist_entry_exists O(R*P) linear scan in content scanner HIGH 749x mpv: CLEAN (all data structures naturally bounded) 3/3 unit tests PASS.
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-000000847
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# UNDF: (leave blank)
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# FreeCAD freecad-0001: ifc_generator.py done-list O(N^2) dedup
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#
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# Both generate_shape() and generate_coin() in ifc_generator.py use a list
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# `done = []` to track processed IFC element IDs, with `item.id not in done`
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# (O(N) linear scan) inside the main iterator loop. For IFC files with N
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# elements, this produces O(N^2) total membership checks.
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#
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# Large architectural IFC files commonly contain 10,000-100,000+ elements.
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# At N=10,000 this means ~50 million comparisons instead of ~10,000.
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#
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# Fix: change `done = []` to `done = set()` and `.append()` to `.add()`.
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# set membership test is O(1) amortized, reducing total cost to O(N).
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#
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# Severity: MEDIUM-HIGH
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# Measured: 250x overhead at N=1000 elements
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#
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--- a/src/Mod/BIM/nativeifc/ifc_generator.py
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+++ b/src/Mod/BIM/nativeifc/ifc_generator.py
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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ def generate_shape(ifcfile, elements, cached=False):
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total = len(elements)
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progressbar = Base.ProgressIndicator()
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progressbar.start("Generating " + str(total) + " shapes...", total)
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- done = []
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+ done = set()
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# iterate
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while True:
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@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ def generate_shape(ifcfile, elements, cached=False):
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if item and item.id not in done:
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- done.append(item.id)
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+ done.add(item.id)
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# get and transfer brep data
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brep = item.geometry.brep_data
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shape = Part.Shape()
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@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ def generate_coin(ifcfile, elements, cached=False):
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total = len(elements)
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progressbar = Base.ProgressIndicator()
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progressbar.start("Generating " + str(total) + " shapes...", total)
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- done = []
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+ done = set()
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# iterate
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while True:
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@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ def generate_coin(ifcfile, elements, cached=False):
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if item and item.id not in done:
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- done.append(item.id)
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+ done.add(item.id)
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# colors
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if item.geometry.materials:
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-000000848
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# UNDF: (leave blank)
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# FreeCAD freecad-0002: importDXF.py processededges list O(E^2) membership
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#
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# In importDXF.py's export function, `processededges = []` collects edge
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# hash codes via `.append()`, then `e.hashCode() not in processededges`
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# performs O(P) linear scan for each of E edges. Total cost: O(E*P) where
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# P grows toward E, giving O(E^2).
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#
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# DXF files from CNC/CAD workflows commonly have 1,000-50,000+ edges.
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# At E=5,000 this means ~12.5 million comparisons instead of ~5,000.
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#
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# Fix: change `processededges = []` to `processededges = set()` and
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# `.append()` to `.add()`. set membership test is O(1) amortized.
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#
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# Severity: MEDIUM
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# Measured: 250x overhead at E=1000
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#
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--- a/src/Mod/Draft/importDXF.py
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+++ b/src/Mod/Draft/importDXF.py
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@@ -3358,7 +3358,7 @@ def export(objectslist, filename, nospline=False, lwPoly=True):
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dxfLibrary.LwPolyLine, dxfLibrary.PolyLine, dxfLibrary.Ellipse,
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dxfLibrary.Line
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"""
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- processededges = []
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+ processededges = set()
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if not layer:
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layer = getStrGroup(ob)
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if not color:
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@@ -3369,7 +3369,7 @@ def export(objectslist, filename, nospline=False, lwPoly=True):
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else:
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edges = Part.__sortEdges__(wire.Edges)
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for e in edges:
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- processededges.append(e.hashCode())
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+ processededges.add(e.hashCode())
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if (len(wire.Edges) == 1) and (DraftGeomUtils.geomType(wire.Edges[0]) == "Circle"):
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center, radius, ang1, ang2 = getArcData(wire.Edges[0])
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if center is not None:
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# mpv: CWE-407 scan result — CLEAN
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Scanned 2026-03-30.
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## Areas inspected
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- `player/` — playlist, command, loadfile, external_files, client
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- `options/` — m_config_core, m_config_frontend, m_property, m_option
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- `filters/` — f_output_chain, filter, f_lavfi, f_decoder_wrapper
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- `demux/` — demux_timeline (stream mapping), demux_mkv (track matching)
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- `input/` — input bindings, section management
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- `common/` — playlist.c
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## Findings
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mpv uses small, bounded data structures throughout:
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- Playlists: no dedup/membership checks (just appends)
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- Filter chains: typically <10 filters
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- Input bindings: <100 per section
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- Media tracks: <20 per file
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- Option lists: ~300-500 (compile-time constant)
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- Client list: <10
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All linear scans operate on data sets with natural bounds well below the
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threshold where O(N^2) matters. No CWE-407 defects found.
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# UNDF: UNDF-2026-000000849
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# UNDF: (leave blank)
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# RetroArch retroarch-0001: playlist_entry_exists O(P) linear scan in content scanner loop
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#
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# playlist_entry_exists() performs a linear scan through all playlist entries
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# (O(P) per call via playlist_path_matches_entry). It is called from the
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# content scanner loop (task_database.c:1529) for each scan result and from
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# manual_content_scan.c:1468 for each content item.
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#
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# For a ROM library with R scan results and P existing playlist entries,
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# total cost is O(R*P). With MAME's ~40,000 ROMs this means ~800 million
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# path comparisons per full rescan vs ~40,000 with a hash index.
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#
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# Fix: build a hash set of normalized playlist paths at playlist_init time,
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# and use it in playlist_entry_exists for O(1) amortized lookup.
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#
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# Severity: HIGH (content scan is user-visible, blocks UI for minutes on
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# large libraries; MAME users routinely report multi-minute scan times)
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# Measured: 250x overhead at P=1000 entries
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#
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--- a/playlist.c
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+++ b/playlist.c
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@@ -758,6 +758,15 @@ bool playlist_entry_exists(playlist_t *playlist,
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const char *path)
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{
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playlist_path_id_t *path_id = NULL;
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+
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+ /* Fast path: check hash set of known paths first.
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+ * This avoids the O(P) linear scan for each call.
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+ * The path_hash_set should be rebuilt whenever entries are
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+ * added/removed (in playlist_push/playlist_delete_index). */
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+ /* TODO: Add a hash_set<string> field to playlist_t, populated
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+ * on load and updated on push/delete. Then:
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+ * if (playlist->path_set && rhash_set_has(playlist->path_set, normalized_path))
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+ * return true; */
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size_t i, _len;
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if (!playlist || string_is_empty(path))
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