Hash :
18e323ab
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Date :
2018-05-11T16:54:17
D3D11: Fix out-of-range access with robust access. When using a vertex buffer with DYNAMIC usage, with robust buffer access enabled, we would sometimes read out-of-bounds when using very large values for the index range. An unchecked signed addition would overflow and lead to reading a negative offset. Fix this problem by keeping the value size_t whenever possible. Also do clamped casts when converting to a smaller values. Also adds a regression test. Bug: chromium:842028 Change-Id: Ie630ac857c6acfc0bace849a03eebfbaa2fbe89a Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/1055928 Commit-Queue: Jamie Madill <jmadill@chromium.org> Reviewed-by: Geoff Lang <geofflang@chromium.org>
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//
// Copyright 2017 The ANGLE Project Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
//
// params:
// Parameter wrapper structs for OpenGL ES. These helpers cache re-used values
// in entry point routines.
#include "libANGLE/params.h"
#include "common/utilities.h"
#include "libANGLE/Context.h"
#include "libANGLE/VertexArray.h"
namespace gl
{
// static
constexpr ParamTypeInfo ParamsBase::TypeInfo;
constexpr ParamTypeInfo DrawCallParams::TypeInfo;
// DrawCallParams implementation.
// Called by DrawArrays.
DrawCallParams::DrawCallParams(GLenum mode,
GLint firstVertex,
GLsizei vertexCount,
GLsizei instances)
: mMode(mode),
mFirstVertex(firstVertex),
mVertexCount(vertexCount),
mIndexCount(0),
mBaseVertex(0),
mType(GL_NONE),
mIndices(nullptr),
mInstances(instances),
mIndirect(nullptr)
{
}
// Called by DrawElements.
DrawCallParams::DrawCallParams(GLenum mode,
GLint indexCount,
GLenum type,
const void *indices,
GLint baseVertex,
GLsizei instances)
: mMode(mode),
mFirstVertex(0),
mVertexCount(0),
mIndexCount(indexCount),
mBaseVertex(baseVertex),
mType(type),
mIndices(indices),
mInstances(instances),
mIndirect(nullptr)
{
}
// Called by DrawArraysIndirect.
DrawCallParams::DrawCallParams(GLenum mode, const void *indirect)
: mMode(mode),
mFirstVertex(0),
mVertexCount(0),
mIndexCount(0),
mBaseVertex(0),
mType(GL_NONE),
mIndices(nullptr),
mInstances(0),
mIndirect(indirect)
{
}
// Called by DrawElementsIndirect.
DrawCallParams::DrawCallParams(GLenum mode, GLenum type, const void *indirect)
: mMode(mode),
mFirstVertex(0),
mVertexCount(0),
mIndexCount(0),
mBaseVertex(0),
mType(type),
mIndices(nullptr),
mInstances(0),
mIndirect(indirect)
{
}
GLenum DrawCallParams::mode() const
{
return mMode;
}
GLint DrawCallParams::firstVertex() const
{
// In some cases we can know the first vertex will be fixed at zero, if we're on the "fast
// path". In these cases the index range is not resolved. If the first vertex is not zero,
// however, then it must be because the index range is resolved. This only applies to the
// D3D11 back-end currently.
ASSERT(mFirstVertex == 0 || (!isDrawElements() || mIndexRange.valid()));
return mFirstVertex;
}
size_t DrawCallParams::vertexCount() const
{
ASSERT(!isDrawElements() || mIndexRange.valid());
return mVertexCount;
}
GLsizei DrawCallParams::indexCount() const
{
ASSERT(isDrawElements());
return mIndexCount;
}
GLint DrawCallParams::baseVertex() const
{
return mBaseVertex;
}
GLenum DrawCallParams::type() const
{
ASSERT(isDrawElements());
return mType;
}
const void *DrawCallParams::indices() const
{
return mIndices;
}
GLsizei DrawCallParams::instances() const
{
return mInstances;
}
const void *DrawCallParams::indirect() const
{
return mIndirect;
}
bool DrawCallParams::isDrawElements() const
{
return (mType != GL_NONE);
}
bool DrawCallParams::isDrawIndirect() const
{
// This is a bit of a hack - it's quite possible for a direct call to have a zero count, but we
// assume these calls are filtered out before they make it to this code.
return (mIndexCount == 0 && mVertexCount == 0);
}
Error DrawCallParams::ensureIndexRangeResolved(const Context *context) const
{
if (mIndexRange.valid() || !isDrawElements())
{
return NoError();
}
const State &state = context->getGLState();
const gl::VertexArray *vao = state.getVertexArray();
gl::Buffer *elementArrayBuffer = vao->getElementArrayBuffer().get();
if (elementArrayBuffer)
{
uintptr_t offset = reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(mIndices);
IndexRange indexRange;
ANGLE_TRY(elementArrayBuffer->getIndexRange(context, mType, static_cast<size_t>(offset),
mIndexCount, state.isPrimitiveRestartEnabled(),
&indexRange));
mIndexRange = indexRange;
}
else
{
mIndexRange =
ComputeIndexRange(mType, mIndices, mIndexCount, state.isPrimitiveRestartEnabled());
}
const IndexRange &indexRange = mIndexRange.value();
mFirstVertex = mBaseVertex + static_cast<GLint>(indexRange.start);
mVertexCount = indexRange.vertexCount();
return NoError();
}
const IndexRange &DrawCallParams::getIndexRange() const
{
ASSERT(isDrawElements() && mIndexRange.valid());
return mIndexRange.value();
}
} // namespace gl