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Redo IL Verification #90418
Redo IL Verification #90418
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Locally I can reproduce the test failures on I believe this PR is ready to go @marek-safar @vitek-karas |
The failures are real now - I checked out this branch and rebased to main and it fails locally with:
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Note that without rebase to main everything passes - so it has to be some interaction with very recent changes. |
Thanks for checking on that. I did not think to recheck the errors after the rebase. I will take a look |
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@vitek-karas I'm not sure what to make of CI. Are the failures related to my changes? |
The non-wasm failures were already fixed by #90699 - I don't know why rerunning doesn't bet that. We would have to restart the whole CI probably - not worth it. The wasm failures are definitely unrelated - they occur in other PRs as well. |
@vitek-karas Great. This PR is ready to go then. |
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I think this looks good - it's a lot of new code... but if it works and effectively enabled IL Verification everywhere (or almost), that's a big win.
@sbomer, could you please also take a quick look?
The one thing we could improve (eventually) is to avoid having to implement the TypeSystem->String conversions - we have that in the ILC type system.
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public static string GetMethodSignature (this MethodDefinitionHandle handler, MetadataReader metadataReader) |
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Thanks for writing this - eventually we might migrate this to use the internal type system from the ILCompiler (it's in the same repo, so taking a project reference is very cheap) which has full implementation of this. But that's for some other time.
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if (!DisableILDiffing (linkResult, original)) { | ||
var inputResults = inputVerifier.VerifyByName (file.FileNameWithoutExtension); | ||
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outputResults = Diff (outputResults, inputResults); |
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This is a nice idea and I like it. My only hesitation is perf - if it makes tests a lot slower that would be something to think about... Did you try to get at least some rough understanding how much it costs to run the verifying twice effectively?
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I did a high level check of the performance impact. Running the same command CI does to run tests I got
Before
Time Elapsed 00:06:15
And with this PR
Time Elapsed 00:06:31
So it's essentially insignificant.
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* Now checks all assemblies in the output directory rather than just `test.exe` * Once again respects the the ability to skip verifying a single assembly via `[SkipIlVerify("foo.dll")]` * Now loads core libraries from the output directory (if they exist) instead of from the runtime install dir. * ALC logic was removed. I do not understand what value this provided. * The class libraries lead to a lot of errors. Rather than having to filter out a large number of errors, I added diff'ing. ILVerify will check the input assembly and remove any errors that existed in the input assembly. This makes verifying class libraries viable. Without it, you'd have to use `[SkipIlverify]` on every core link test or filter out a lot of `VerifierError` values. * Moved IL verification back to `InitialChecking` where `PeVerifier` was * Add a test to verify that il verification is mostly working. It doesn't give complete coverage over every behavior, but it's better than nothing. * `SkipPeVerify` renamed to `SkipIlVerify` * `SkipPeVerifyForToolchian` was removed. There is only 1 tool now. * Removed `PeVerifier`. * Remove many [SkipIlVerify] attributes. Diffing means they are no longer needed * `ValidateTypeRefsHaveValidAssemblyRefs` now runs regardless of whether or not the IL is verified. It wasn't clear to me why this logic would only be useful when il was verified. * Change `UninitializedLocals` to use `ExpectIlFailure`. This test seems to expect invalid il. Might as well assert that rather than skip ilverify entirely. * Remove the logic that disables ilverify when a test uses the unsafe argument. Diffing makes this obsolete. * IL Verification errors have been greatly improved. ** will now output all IL errors in the failure message rather than just the first invalid IL. ** Type and Method names are now displayed in the error message. I didn't do an exhaustive implementation, SRM is so tedious to use, but it's better than not having it ** Tokens and Offsets are formatted nicely * Extension points opened up for Unity. ** We need to supply different search directories. ** We need to search for `.winmd` files since we support windows runtime. ** In general I opened some things up in case we need to call them
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protected string[] PossibleAssemblyExtensions => new[] { ".dll", ".exe", ".winmd" }; |
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I added .winmd
here as well.
The test failures are either known or unrelated. |
Now checks all assemblies in the output directory rather than just
test.exe
Once again respects the the ability to skip verifying a single assembly via
[SkipIlVerify("foo.dll")]
Now loads core libraries from the output directory (if they exist) instead of from the runtime install dir.
ALC logic was removed. I do not understand what value this provided.
The class libraries lead to a lot of errors. Rather than having to filter out a large number of errors, I added diff'ing. ILVerify will check the input assembly and remove any errors that existed in the input assembly. This makes verifying class libraries viable. Without it, you'd have to use
[SkipIlverify]
on every core link test or filter out a lot ofVerifierError
values.Moved IL verification back to
InitialChecking
wherePeVerifier
wasAdd a test to verify that il verification is mostly working. It doesn't give complete coverage over every behavior, but it's better than nothing.
SkipPeVerify
renamed toSkipIlVerify
SkipPeVerifyForToolchian
was removed. There is only 1 tool now.Removed
PeVerifier
.Remove many [SkipIlVerify] attributes. Diffing means they are no longer needed
ValidateTypeRefsHaveValidAssemblyRefs
now runs regardless of whether or not the IL is verified. It wasn't clear to me why this logic would only be useful when il was verified.Change
UninitializedLocals
to useExpectIlFailure
. This test seems to expect invalid il. Might as well assert that rather than skip ilverify entirely.Remove the logic that disables ilverify when a test uses the unsafe argument. Diffing makes this obsolete.
Cut down on the number of
VerifierError
values that are filtered out. Diffing removes the need to filter them out.IL Verification errors have been greatly improved.
will now output all IL errors in the failure message rather than just the first invalid IL.
Type and Method names are now displayed in the error message. I didn't do an exhaustive implementation, SRM is so tedious to use, but it's better than not having it
Tokens and Offsets are formatted nicely
Extension points opened up for Unity.
We need to supply different search directories.
We need to search for
.winmd
files since we support windows runtime.In general I opened some things up in case we need to call them