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Add IL verification with ILVerify in addition to PEVerify #37994
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// Main module is the first one | ||
var result = verifier.Verify(resolver.Resolve(_allModuleData[0].SimpleName)); | ||
if (result.Count() == 0) | ||
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It looks like the catch
block is unnecessary. #Resolved
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Great catch
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Sorry, I'd missed the fact that Verify()
can throw exceptions. In that case, consider having the try { } catch { }
wrap the Verify()
call only, and catch specific exceptions rather than all.
This reverts commit 7e0ec94.
string message = printVerificationResult(result); | ||
throw new Exception("IL Verify failed unexpectedly: \r\n" + message); | ||
} | ||
catch (Exception) |
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From previous discussion with Jared, we don't distinguish between the different failure modes of ILVerify. Either it succeeds or it fails. That's why I added a comment to the test:
' ILVerify null ref
' Tracked by https//github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/58652
return; | ||
} | ||
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throw new Exception("IL Verify succeeded unexpectedly"); |
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There was indeed a bug here. Thanks. Fixed by reducing usage of exceptions for failure scenarios.
var resolver = new Resolver(_allModuleData); | ||
var verifier = new ILVerify.Verifier(resolver); | ||
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var mscorlibModule = _allModuleData.Single(m => m.IsCorLib); |
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string name = module.SimpleName; | ||
if (_imagesByName.ContainsKey(name)) | ||
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throw new Exception($"Multiple modules named '{name}' were found"); |
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Consider constructing the Dictionary<,>
in the caller, without throwing an exception. #Resolved
@@ -228,6 +233,127 @@ public void VerifyTypeIL(string typeName, string expected) | |||
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private sealed class Resolver : ILVerify.ResolverBase | |||
{ | |||
private readonly Dictionary<string, ImmutableArray<byte>> _imagesByName = new Dictionary<string, ImmutableArray<byte>>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase); |
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// Main module is the first one | ||
var mainModuleReader = resolver.Resolve(_allModuleData[0].SimpleName); | ||
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var (succeeded, errorMessage) = verify(verifier, mscorlibModule.SimpleName, mainModuleReader); |
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if (result.Count() != 0) | ||
{ | ||
return (false, printVerificationResult(result)); | ||
} |
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Consider moving this outside the try { } catch { }
. #ByDesign
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The Count()
must be inside.
Relates to #22872