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a/.github/copilot-instructions.md b/.github/copilot-instructions.md index d0f5a46b..354d4a99 100644 --- a/.github/copilot-instructions.md +++ b/.github/copilot-instructions.md @@ -1,18 +1,8 @@ # Repository-wide instructions for copilot -## Terminal / Git rules - -**These rules prevent terminal hangs that freeze the session.** - -- Every `git` command that can produce paged output **must** be run with - `git --no-pager `. This includes (but is not limited to) - `diff`, `show`, `log`, `blame`, `reflog`, `stash list`, `branch -v`. -- Never run `git commit` without `-m "…"`. -- Never run `git pull` or `git merge` without `--no-edit`. -- Never run interactive commands: `git rebase -i`, `git add -p`, etc. -- Do not use `less`, `more`, or any other interactive pager. -- NEVER USE PowerShell multi-line string operators (`@"…"@`) in terminal commands. - + ## ?? CRITICAL: PROJECT BUILD SYSTEM ?? @@ -62,17 +52,17 @@ If time constraints prevent full verification, explicitly state which configurat 1. **Clean the build:** ```bash - cmake --build --preset=windows-default --target clean + cmake --build Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-debug --target clean ``` 2. **Rebuild:** ```bash - cmake --build --preset=windows-default + cmake --build Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-debug ``` 3. **Run tests:** ```bash - ctest --preset=windows-default + ctest --test-dir Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-debug ``` ### Standard CMake Workflow @@ -84,16 +74,16 @@ cmake --preset x64-debug cmake --preset x64-release ``` -**Build** using the configured preset: +**Build** using the configured output directory: ```bash -cmake --build --preset x64-debug +cmake --build Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-debug # or -cmake --build --preset x64-release +cmake --build Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-release ``` **Test** using CTest: ```bash -ctest --preset=windows-default +ctest --test-dir Q:\github\m\out\build\x64-debug ``` --- @@ -130,3 +120,531 @@ The vcpkg github repository is a submodule of `m` immediately at the top level o It has to be "bootstrapped" by running either "vcpkg/bootstrap.cmd" on Windows or "vcpkg/bootstrap.sh" on Linux. +# Copilot Instructions + +Use CRLF line endings. + +## Line endings in tool parameters + +All text content passed to tpu tools (`content`, `replacement`, `data` in edit ops) is +automatically normalized to LF before processing. You do not need to worry about whether +the text you send uses LF or CRLF — tpu handles the conversion. The file's existing +line-ending convention (LF or CRLF) is preserved on disk automatically. + +## Terminal / Git rules — hang prevention + +**These rules prevent terminal hangs that freeze the session.** + +- Every `git` command that can produce paged output **must** be run with + `git --no-pager `. The list below is illustrative, not exhaustive: + `diff`, `show`, `log`, `blame`, `reflog`, `stash list`, `branch -v`, + `shortlog`, `tag -n`, `whatchanged`, `grep`. **If unsure whether a `git` + subcommand may page, use `--no-pager`.** +- Never run `git commit` without `-m "…"`. Commit messages must be a **single + line** when supplied via `-m`. For longer messages write the message to a + file under `.scratch/` and use `git commit -F .scratch/`. Never use + PowerShell here-strings (`@"…"@`) or embedded newlines inside `-m` — + PowerShell will either hang waiting for terminator or pass `\n` literally. +- Never run `git pull` or `git merge` without `--no-edit`. +- Never run interactive commands: `git rebase -i`, `git add -p`, etc. +- Do not use `less`, `more`, or any other interactive pager. +- Never use PowerShell multi-line string operators (`@"…"@`) in terminal commands. + +## Scratch directory for temporary files + +When you need to capture command output, test results, debug logs, build warnings, or any +other temporary/diagnostic data to a file, **always write it under the `.scratch/` directory** +at the repository root. This directory is git-ignored. + +- Create `.scratch/` if it does not exist. +- Use descriptive filenames (e.g., `.scratch/test_parser_output.txt`, `.scratch/build_warnings.txt`). +- **Never** write scratch or debug files to the repository root or any source directory. + +## General instructions for this repository +- All code is Copyright Microsoft Corporation. +- All source code should include a copyright statement. The statement should be brief, a single line comment as the first line of the file which reads something like: Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +- If the source file is also part of an open source library, there may be additional lines giving the details, but in general, open source content should not be checked in to this source repository except as part of a patching process to provide a patch over defective open source dependencies which have to be addressed for security or business continuity reasons. + +## Interaction Guidelines +- Prefer concise responses: minimize verbosity, reduce repetition, and avoid excessive formatting/emojis. Get straight to the point in all interactions. + +## Checklist execution discipline + +When executing checklist items (CHECKLIST.md files): + +- **Decide which mode you are in *before* you commit (read first).** Every time you are about to commit checklist work, first determine which situation you are in: + - **(a) Recording work that is already finished** in the working tree (the items were implemented before this rule was applied, the work arrived as one chunk, or a single coherent change happened to satisfy several items at once). **Action:** commit the completed items together in **one** commit that cites every item ID it satisfies, check them all off in the same commit, and move on. Do **not** invent extra work to retroactively tease the change apart into one-commit-per-item — that artificial "commit surgery" is exactly the end-of-stream bookkeeping this rule is meant to avoid. + - **(b) Implementing items forward, one after another.** **Action:** follow the one-item-then-commit loop below. + + This rule exists to enforce *implementation sequencing*, **not** to dictate how finished history is sliced. Its single purpose is to stop work item N+1's concerns from leaking into work item N's implementation *while you are still writing item N* — so each item is implemented against a clean, already-landed predecessor. Separate commits are a *byproduct* of separate implementation episodes (you implemented item N, committed, then started item N+1); they are never a goal pursued on their own. + - If finished work in the tree spans multiple items and those items were genuinely independent, that independence was already preserved by how the code was written — re-slicing the commit adds nothing, so don't spend effort classifying: just commit together (mode a). If the items were *not* independent (item N+1's concerns flowed into item N), that is a sequencing/planning error: merge the items if the coupling is minor, or re-plan if the sequencing was seriously wrong (see the re-plan bullet below). The response is to fix the plan, never cosmetic commit surgery. +- **One item at a time (mode b — implementing forward).** When you are implementing items one after another, implement exactly one checklist item, then **stop and commit**, then move on. "Stop" means: do not begin reading, planning, or editing for the next item until the current one's commit has succeeded. This is the mechanism that delivers the sequencing guarantee above; it does **not** apply retroactively to work that is already done (mode a). +- **A checklist item may legitimately be large.** "One item, one commit" is a sequencing rule, **not** a commit-size rule. There is no upper bound on the diff size, file count, or scope of a single item's commit. If an item's work is genuinely coupled — for example, an IR-schema change that requires updates across lowering, codegen, freezer, pretty-printer, and tests to compile at all — do the whole thing in one commit. Do **not** invent sub-items (`M1.1.1`, `M1.1.2`, …) to make the commit feel smaller; that is artificial work that violates the "one item, one commit" rule by turning one item into several. +- **If items are mis-structured, say so; do not paper over it.** If you discover during execution that two checklist items cannot be implemented independently (one cannot compile or pass tests without the other), that is a checklist-structuring defect. Be honest: name the defect, then either (a) commit both items together in one commit referencing both IDs (acknowledged defect), or (b) restructure the checklist first (in its own commit) so the items become independent. Do **not** silently split, tease apart, or interleave commits to disguise the coupling. +- **No batching for convenience (mode b — implementing forward).** While you are still implementing, do not *start* work on item N+1 before item N is committed *just because* the work is similar, the context is loaded, or it feels efficient to do both at once. Convenience, similarity, or shared context across adjacent items is **not** sufficient justification to pull future work forward into the current item. (This forbids *reaching ahead* during forward implementation; it does **not** require *re-slicing* work that is already finished — that is mode a above.) +- **Re-plan when execution reveals planning was wrong.** A checklist is a hopeful projection, not a contract. When execution surfaces information that invalidates the plan — items that turn out to be coupled, an item that decomposes into work the original plan didn't anticipate, an item that turns out to already be done, an item whose scope expands or contracts based on what you now know — **stop and update the checklist before continuing.** Restructuring a checklist mid-execution is normal and expected; pretending the original plan was correct and silently working around it is not. The restructure itself is a commit (with a message explaining what new information forced the change), and then the revised plan governs. +- **If items must be done together, say so and do it; don't tease apart.** Once you have decided (and recorded in the checklist if the structure is wrong) that two items must land together, commit them together in one commit citing both IDs. Do **not** try to "unthread" a coupled implementation into per-item commits after the fact — that is fiction, not history. +- **Commit immediately after each item.** In mode b (implementing forward), the commit must happen before moving to the next item. In mode a (recording already-finished work), a single commit citing all the item IDs satisfies this. +- **Commit message format:** `Completed item: : ` (e.g. `Completed item: SF-1: Add extensible FunctionCall variant to FilterExpr`). When one commit records several already-finished items together (mode a), use one `Completed item:` line per item ID, e.g.: + ``` + Completed items: SF-1, SF-2, SF-3 + + Completed item: SF-1: Add extensible FunctionCall variant to FilterExpr + Completed item: SF-2: Wire FunctionCall through the evaluator + Completed item: SF-3: Add FunctionCall parser support + ``` +- **Check the item off** in CHECKLIST.md (change `- [ ]` to `- [x]`) and include that change in the same commit. +- After the commit, pull / rebase from origin then push back to origin +- **Tests must pass** before committing. Run the appropriate test command (per the language-specific instructions) after each item and fix failures before committing. Pre-existing failures unrelated to the current item do not block the commit, but must be recorded in `UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md` (see language-specific instructions for the convention) before committing. +- **When the last item in a CHECKLIST file is completed**, update its PLANS.md entry to "completed" in the same commit. +- **Cross-component handoff callouts.** When the next required action in a checklist sequence shifts to a different source-component (see "Source-Components" above) — i.e. the next dependency-ordered item cannot be worked in the current component because it lives in another component — the item whose completion triggers the shift must end with an explicit handoff callout naming the destination component, milestone, and work item ID. Use the reciprocal form on the destination side: the destination's first dependent item must carry a `CROSS-COMPONENT PREREQUISITE` callout naming the source component / item that must land first, and (if control returns) a `CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF` callout at the end pointing back. Recommended format (markdown blockquote so it stands out when scanning): + > **➡ CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF:** next work is in component `` → `` → `` (``). See [``](...). + The goal is that a reader executing a checklist linearly never has to infer cross-component dependencies from surrounding prose — the boundary is always called out at the exact item where the handoff occurs. + +## Coding conventions + +### No manifest numeric constants in source code + +Never write bare integer or byte literals as discriminants or protocol tags inline in logic code. +Instead, use a named scoped enum **or** a set of typed named constants, and use those named +identifiers everywhere — in switch/match arms, buffer pushes, assertions, and doc tables. +Both approaches are acceptable; consistency within a single file or module is what matters. + +#### C++ + +**Bad:** +```cpp +buf.push_back(4); // what is 4? +buf.push_back(255); // magic +assert(key == std::byte{0}); +``` + +**Good (enum approach):** +```cpp +enum class value_key_tag : std::uint8_t { db_null = 0, text = 4, err = 255 }; + +buf.push_back(std::to_underlying(value_key_tag::text)); +buf.push_back(std::to_underlying(value_key_tag::err)); +assert(key == std::to_underlying(value_key_tag::db_null)); +``` + +**Good (constant approach):** +```cpp +namespace tags { + inline constexpr std::uint8_t db_null = 0; + inline constexpr std::uint8_t text = 4; + inline constexpr std::uint8_t err = 255; +} + +buf.push_back(tags::text); +buf.push_back(tags::err); +assert(key == tags::db_null); +``` + +#### Rust + +**Bad:** +```rust +v.push(4u8); // what is 4? +vec![255u8] // magic +assert_eq!(key, vec![0u8]); +``` + +**Good (enum approach):** +```rust +#[repr(u8)] +enum ValueKeyTag { DbNull = 0, Text = 4, Err = 255, ... } + +v.push(ValueKeyTag::Text as u8); +vec![ValueKeyTag::Err as u8] +assert_eq!(key, vec![ValueKeyTag::DbNull as u8]); +``` + +**Good (const approach):** +```rust +mod tags { + pub const DBNULL: u8 = 0; + pub const TEXT: u8 = 4; + pub const ERR: u8 = 255; +} + +v.push(tags::TEXT); +vec![tags::ERR] +assert_eq!(key, vec![tags::DBNULL]); +``` + +This rule applies to all binary encoding schemes, wire protocols, file format tags, sort-key type +bytes, and any other place where a numeric value carries identity meaning. The enum or constant +module is defined in the same file or module as the logic that uses it, and its doc comment must +note that changing any value is a breaking change. + +## Design Autonomy — Behavior is owned, never inherited from dependencies + +We **define** our behavior. We **choose** dependencies that can satisfy our definition. + +It is never acceptable to describe our behavior as "whatever crate X does" or "we delegate to +library Y." That framing surrenders our autonomy to decide what is correct for our users and makes +it impossible to reason about correctness, versioning risk, or future migration. + +The correct framing is always: +1. State **what our specified behavior is** (inputs we accept, outputs we produce, errors we raise). +2. Note **which dependency is used to achieve it** and that the dependency was chosen because its + behavior matches our specification. +3. If a dependency's actual behavior diverges from our specification, the dependency is wrong, + not our specification. We either constrain the dependency, wrap it, or replace it. + +We may align our specification with a dependency's behavior when that behavior is sensible for our +users — but the specification must still be written down explicitly and owned by us. When a +dependency is upgraded or replaced, our specification does not change; only the implementation does. + +This applies everywhere: file formats, parse rules, error messages, wire protocols, encoding choices. + +## Mono-repo bug policy — fix the layer, don't work around it + +All crates in this repository are under active development. When work in one component +reveals a bug or deficiency in an underlying layer (another crate in the repo), **fix it +at the source** rather than working around it in the consuming crate. The whole point of +the mono-repo is that we own every layer and can change them together. + +If the fix demands significant refactoring that would derail the current task, raise the +issue back to the engineer driving forward progress so we can decide together whether to +fix it now or defer it. But the default is always: fix the bug where it lives. + +## Source-Components + +- Source-Components are directory hierarchies in the repository rooted at some directory. +- Source-Components are identified by the presence of either a Cargo.toml file or a COMPONENT.md file in the directory. +- The root of the repository contains a Cargo.toml file, so the entire repository is a source-component, but there are also smaller source-components within the repository which may have their own Cargo.toml or COMPONENT.md files. + +Examples: +- `src/tools/csv/` (has COMPONENT.md) +- `src/tools/csv/csv/` (has Cargo.toml) + +## Always plan +- Always form a plan in the form of a CHECKLIST.md, at the lowest common source-component for the change +- Keep the plan up to date as you execute on the plan +- Keep a file at the root of each component, called PLANS.md, which tracks all the CHECKLIST.md files in the repository and their status (not started, in progress, completed). If it does not exist, create it. If it does exist, update it with the new CHECKLIST.md file and its status. +- When a CHECKLIST.md file is completed, move it to a table in a different file called COMPLETED-PLANS.md in the same directory, with a brief summary of the work completed, and remove it from PLANS.md. + + + +PLANS.md format (markdown table): +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Status | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| + +COMPLETED-PLANS.md format (markdown table): +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Completion Date | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| + +Status values: "not started", "in progress", "completed" + +Design Notes column: Path(s) to DESIGN-NOTES.md file(s) that document the work, or "N/A" if none exist + +## Plan sizing + +If a plan exceeds roughly 10 work items or 3 levels of grouping/nesting, checkpoint it +into a CHECKLIST.md file in the repository before continuing. The goal is that the plan +survives a lost session — if the plan only exists in the chat, it will be lost. + +## Design notes are not a work queue + +Design notes (DESIGN-NOTES.md, DESIGN-RATIONALE.md, and related files) record *decisions* +— what was chosen and why. They steer future work, but they do **not** schedule it. The +only mechanism that queues work on existing code is a CHECKLIST.md item. A decision that is +recorded only in a design note, with the work it implies never transcribed into a checklist +item, is effectively orphaned: nothing will ever cause that work to be picked up. + +This matters because the repository is worked by multiple people and multiple automated +agent sessions, often in parallel and on different machines. None of them share local or +session-private memory. The only directive any contributor — human or agent — can rely on +seeing is what is committed to the repository. Therefore work must be queued in committed +CHECKLIST.md files, never parked in an agent's memory, a chat thread, or a design note that +no one is obligated to act on. + +When recording a decision that implies a change to existing code: + +- In the same change that records the decision, ensure the implied work exists as a + CHECKLIST.md item (creating or updating the checklist as needed), and reference the + decision from that item so the two can be traced to each other. +- If a decision deliberately schedules **no** work — a reservation, a deferral, or a + "leave as-is for now" choice — state that explicitly in the decision so the absence of a + checklist item is visibly intentional rather than an oversight. + +A component may layer additional, stricter conventions on top of this rule (for example, a +required cross-reference syntax between decision IDs and checklist items). Follow the +nearest applicable component instructions in addition to this baseline. + +## CHECKLIST file hygiene + +CHECKLIST files are **action-only**: they contain pending, in-progress, and recently +completed (`[x]`) items awaiting migration to `COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md`. Completed items +must be moved to `COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md` when a group is fully done (see below). +Never leave historical records, prose summaries, rationale, or context in a CHECKLIST file. + +Checklists for work more than 2-3 items long should be organized into milestones. +Milestones should generally be sized to about 5 work items (suggestion, not a rule) and +should end with integration tests when possible. + +At the end of every milestone, the following steps are **implicit** and must NOT be written +as checklist items: + +1. **Clean compile (no warnings), both debug and release.** + "Clean" means: discard prior build artifacts first, then build, so that all warnings + are re-emitted (not suppressed by incremental caching). Fix **all** warnings that + appear, even those unrelated to the milestone's changes. Build only the in-scope + source-component, not the entire repository. The exact commands depend on the language + toolchain — see the language-specific instructions for the mapping. +2. **Test only the in-scope source-component**, not the whole repository. +3. **Sync with origin**: `git fetch`, then merge or rebase the current branch on top + of the updated upstream tip (`--no-edit`), resolving any conflicts, then push. + Pushing is permitted at milestone boundaries without further confirmation; outside + milestone boundaries, follow the standard "ask before pushing" rule. + +These are standard procedure, not work items. Checklists contain only substantive work. + +Work items in a milestone must be self-contained and all work items must be in dependency order. + +### Sub-step notation + +When a checklist step is broken into sub-steps, always use decimal notation: `RC-1.1`, `RC-1.2`, +`RC-1.3`, etc. (or whatever prefix is in use). Never use lettered sub-items (`RC-1a`, `RC-1b`) or +nested bullet lists to represent sub-steps. This applies both to CHECKLIST files and to any inline +step breakdowns described during planning. + +When a group of related items is fully complete: +1. Move the completed group to `COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md` in the same directory. +2. Prefix the moved block with a heading: `## Moved YYYY-MM-DD — `. +3. `COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md` is **append-only**; always add new groups at the bottom. +4. Leave only the remaining pending or in-progress items in the source `CHECKLIST.md`. + +Named feature files (`CHECKLIST-.md`) should be **deleted entirely** once all items are +complete. Move their content to `COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md` in the same directory before deleting. + +## Design note files + +Any directory in the repository may have a DESIGN-NOTES.md file. + +The DESIGN-NOTES.md file should record design decisions about the code in that directory and its children. + +If a decision should be recorded, it should be recorded in a DESIGN-NOTES.md file. The DESIGN-NOTES.md +file to use is either the DESIGN-NOTES.md file in the source-component directory which should be created +if it does not already exist, or if there is an already existing DESIGN-NOTES.md file in any ancestor +directory between the file being changed and the source-component root, use that one instead. + +### What to include + +The design note files should include anything that a future developer should or may want to know about the +code to help them "get up to speed" or diagnose interesting or bad behaviors. + +### What not to include + +Like with code comments, don't include super obvious things. + +Example: A query processor design note must describe its intent and unique approach in a paragraph, not provide a comprehensive tutorial on the underlying technology or theory. It may include links to external resources for further reading, but should not attempt to teach the reader about query processing in general. + +### Three-tier design documentation + +Source-components with substantial design history should separate current decisions from +historical rationale using three tiers: + +- **Tier 1: `DESIGN-NOTES.md`** — Current canonical decisions. Contains decision indexes, + compact detail sections stating what was decided and why. Every paragraph must answer + "what is the decision?" or "what constraint forced this choice?" — not "what else did + we consider?" Content that answers the latter belongs in Tier 2. + +- **Tier 2: `DESIGN-RATIONALE.md`** — Historical record of how decisions were reached. + Alternatives considered, prior art, design session summaries, evolutionary reasoning. + Cross-referenced by decision ID from Tier 1. This file is consulted for "why" questions, + not for forward implementation work. + +- **Tier 3: `design-sessions/DESIGN-SESSION--.md`** — Raw design session + transcripts, dated by session. Reference material, not routinely loaded. Stored in a + `design-sessions/` subdirectory under the source-component root. + +When recording a new decision, write to both Tier 1 and Tier 2 in the same commit. +**Never treat Tier 2 or Tier 3 as authoritative for current decisions.** If there is a +conflict, Tier 1 wins. + +A source-component may have a `DESIGN-INSTRUCTIONS.md` file specifying additional design +rules — including how these tiers are used — for that component and everything below it. +When working in a directory, locate and follow the nearest `DESIGN-INSTRUCTIONS.md` in +that directory or any ancestor up to the source-component root. These directives are +binding for all work under that directory. + +Not all source-components need all three tiers. Small components may have only DESIGN-NOTES.md. + +### Design session files + +When a design conversation produces extended discussion, exploration, or working-through of a +topic — beyond what fits in a Tier 2 rationale section — capture it as a design session file. + +**When to create a session file:** +- The conversation explores a topic in depth over multiple exchanges +- The discussion covers alternatives, trade-offs, or implications that would be valuable + context for a future reader trying to understand the design landscape +- The topic warrants a standalone record beyond the decision summary in DESIGN-RATIONALE.md + +**Naming:** `DESIGN-SESSION--.md` (e.g., +`DESIGN-SESSION-2026-04-06-task-floating.md`) + +**Location:** `design-sessions/` subdirectory under the source-component root. Create the +directory if it does not exist. This prevents session files from accumulating in the +component's top-level directory. + +**Content:** The session file should be a faithful record of the design discussion — the +reasoning, alternatives, and conclusions as they unfolded. It does not need to be polished +prose, but should be readable by a future developer. Include a brief summary at the top +noting which decisions (D-numbers) resulted from the session. + +### Historical Record + +As features age out of a source-component, at the very least, move notes which are no longer relevant to a +different file, DESIGN-NOTES-AGED-OUT.md. + +When moving the section to DESIGN-NOTES-AGED-OUT.md, include the date of the move, in YYYY/MM/DD format. + +## Quality + +When providing testing, always provide extensive testing to test at least 10 normal cases, as well as all identifiable edge cases, unless the +computation required to test the edge cases would be excessive on a modern system. The unit tests for a submodule should be able to complete +in under one second of elapsed time on an AMD Ryzen R7 processor running at 1.5ghz with 16gb of memory. + +If there are tests which seem vital that would take longer, put an item in a CHECKLIST.md file with special importance for the user to +decide on whether to include them or not. + +In any case, if the test is vital it must be authored and be run as part of the integration tests rather than the unit tests. + +### Milestone vs sub-milestone checklist work + +When working on checklist items organized into milestones, build and test only the +source-component in scope, not the entire repository. + +To complete the milestone, perform the implicit end-of-milestone steps described under +"CHECKLIST file hygiene" above (clean repo-wide build with zero warnings, in-scope tests, +sync with origin and push). + +### Unit tests + +Unit tests should always be reproducible and not use random sampling techniques at runtime without the developer's explicit approval and then +it should be recorded in a design note. + +### Integration tests + +Integration tests should use larger scale data. + +There is no required minimum, but in general should start with data volume in the hundreds or thousands. + +The data does not have to be necessarily stable. A guideline might be that smaller data sets (<10kb) should be checked in whether in +a separate file or somehow encoded in source files. Larger data sets may be generated at run time, whether exhaustively or +via random techniques. + +## Architectural pre-steps + +**Never call `stdout`/`stderr`/`print`/`eprintln` (or the language equivalent) from +more than one site in a tool.** At the first occurrence, introduce an output +abstraction — a writer trait, a sink, or a formatter — and route every subsequent +output through it. The abstraction need not be elaborate (a single trait with one +`write_str` method, or a UTF-8 character stream, is enough); the requirement is that +the storage target (file, channel, stdout, stderr) and the formatting concern be +separable from the call sites that produce content. + +This applies to any feature whose output may plausibly need to be retargeted later: +CLI output, log output, diagnostic output, generated artifacts. + + +## File I/O — use `tpu_*` MCP tools, never PowerShell or shell + +This workspace runs the **tpu-mcp** MCP server which exposes encoding-aware +file primitives as first-class tools. Plain `Get-Content` / `Set-Content` / +`Out-File` / `>` / `cat` / `sed` round-trip files through the active code +page and silently corrupt UTF-8, UTF-16, smart quotes, em-dashes, and +box-drawing characters. Use the MCP tools instead — they detect, preserve, +and round-trip the file's native encoding and line endings safely. + +**Rule:** when working in any project that has the tpu-mcp server registered, +ALWAYS prefer the `tpu_*` tools over PowerShell or shell file commands. + +| MCP tool | Use it for | +|---|---| +| `tpu_read_file` | reading text files (UTF-8, UTF-16, Windows-1252, Shift-JIS, …) | +| `tpu_read_head` / `tpu_read_tail` | first/last N lines or bytes | +| `tpu_read_file_binary` | inspecting raw bytes of binary files | +| `tpu_read_file_escaped` | reading text as a single 7-bit-clean escaped line | +| `tpu_write_file` | replacing a text file's full contents | +| `tpu_append_file` | appending text to an existing file | +| `tpu_replace_in_file` | regex / fixed-string substitution (use `fixed_strings: true` for literal targets) | +| `tpu_edit_file` | targeted insert/delete/splice at known line numbers | +| `tpu_validate_file` | pre-flight assertion that a file is in the expected state | +| `tpu_count_file` | line / word / char / byte / pattern counts | +| `tpu_find` | encoding-aware grep across files and globs (pass `glob` to filter a directory walk, e.g. `path: "DIR", glob: "**/*.ndjson"`) | +| `tpu_copy_file` | copy a file or recursively copy a tree (resilient: per-entry warnings, never aborts mid-walk by default) | +| `tpu_render_file` | populate a file from a `{{TOKEN}}` template | +| `tpu_stat_file` | verify a write actually persisted (mtime / size) | +| `tpu_doctor` | scan files/dirs/globs for mojibake or encoding damage; optionally repair with `fix: "peel"` | +| `tpu_setup` | (re)write this guidance block into the active `copilot-instructions.md` | + +### When to use each + +- **Reads** — always use `tpu_read_file`. Never use PowerShell `Get-Content` + for code review or content inspection. +- **Edits** — prefer `tpu_replace_in_file` with `fixed_strings: true` over + `tpu_edit_file` when the target text is unique, because line numbers can + shift between reads. Use `tpu_edit_file` when you have just read the file + and know exact line offsets. +- **Writes that should be guarded** — pass `validate: [{ "selector": + "line-contains:N", "value": "..." }]` to refuse the write if the file is + not in the expected state. +- **Globs / recursion** — `tpu_find` and `tpu_copy_file` accept glob + patterns and tolerate inaccessible directories by emitting warning + records (configurable via the `on_error` argument). To search a directory + tree with `tpu_find`, pass the directory as `path` and the filename + pattern as `glob` (e.g. `path: "q:/src/foo/.scratch", glob: "**/*.ndjson"`) + — this is the `find DIR -name PAT` shape and is the only way to recurse + into an absolute directory. +- **Dependency-free templating** — `tpu_render_file` substitutes + `{{NAME}}`-style tokens. Use `\{{` to emit literal braces. + +### When a file looks corrupted (mojibake) + +Symptoms: `é` where `é` should be, `â€"` where `—` should be, `â"€` instead +of `─`, stray ` ` before numbers, `ð\u009f...` blobs instead of emoji. +This is *mojibake* — text that was decoded in the wrong encoding and then +re-encoded as UTF-8. It is almost always caused by a non-tpu writer round- +tripping the file through the OS code page (PowerShell `Get-Content` / +`Set-Content` / `Out-File` / `>` / `Add-Content`, a misconfigured editor, +a generator that assumed ASCII). + +Workflow: + +1. **Diagnose**: call `tpu_doctor` with the suspect file (or the + surrounding directory / glob). It returns a JSON report listing every + flagged file, its detected encoding, per-pattern match counts, exact + line/column locations, and whether a one-layer "peel" repair would + strictly improve the file (`peel_suggested: true`). +2. **Identify the offender**: when a file is corrupted in a git repo, run + `git log -p -- ` (or `git blame -- `) to find the + introducing commit. The commit reveals which tool wrote the damage so + you can stop the leak at the source rather than only repairing + downstream. +3. **Repair (conservative)**: call `tpu_doctor` again with + `fix: "peel"`. Only files whose peel produces *strictly fewer* mojibake + matches are rewritten; the prior content is preserved at `.bak`. + Re-run `tpu_doctor` after the repair to confirm the report is clean. +4. **Don't paper over it**: if a file legitimately contains mojibake + digraphs (test fixtures, regex sources, documentation about mojibake), + add the line `encoding-check: allow-mojibake` (typically inside a + comment) — `tpu_doctor` and the write-time guard will treat it as + clean. + +The write-time guard in `tpu_write_file` / `tpu_append_file` / +`tpu_replace_in_file` / `tpu_edit_file` already refuses to *introduce* new +mojibake (pre-existing damage passes through). If you genuinely intend to +write curated mojibake fixtures, pass `allow_mojibake: true`. + +### File encoding + +When you must fall back to PowerShell, never round-trip non-ASCII files +through `Get-Content` / `Set-Content` — read and write via +`[System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes` / `WriteAllBytes` and validate with +`tools/check-encoding.ps1` afterwards. + diff --git a/.github/workflows/mwin32-sdk.yml b/.github/workflows/mwin32-sdk.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..88641d01 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/mwin32-sdk.yml @@ -0,0 +1,185 @@ +name: mwin32 SDK + +# Tag-triggered mwin32 SDK release artifact. +# +# This is a sibling of release.yml. It fires on the same vX.Y.Z tag and produces +# a SECOND artifact on the same GitHub Release: a self-contained mwin32 SDK +# (the Win32-shaped isolation shim), packaged for BOTH x64 and ARM64. +# +# How to cut a release (identical to release.yml -- one tag drives both): +# +# git tag v0.3.3 # pick the next version; must start with "v" +# git push origin v0.3.3 +# +# What this workflow does: +# 1. build (matrix x64, ARM64): configure + build the mwin32 shim, run the +# in-scope mwin32 test suite on the arch that can execute here (x64 only; +# ARM64 is cross-compiled on the x64 runner and cannot run its own tests), +# then `cmake --install --component mwin32_sdk` into a per-arch staging +# tree and upload it as a build artifact. +# 2. merge-and-publish: download both per-arch staging trees, run the +# merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake script (M-SDK-4) to fold them into the single SDK +# layout (shared include/ lib/cmake/ docs/ examples/, arch-specific x64/ +# and arm64/ binary subtrees), zip it as mwin32-sdk-.zip, and attach +# it to the GitHub Release created by release.yml. The upload is idempotent +# and order-independent: whichever workflow reaches the release first +# creates it; this one just adds its asset. + +on: + push: + tags: + - "v[0-9]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*" + +permissions: + contents: write # needed to upload the asset to the GitHub Release + +jobs: + build: + runs-on: windows-latest + strategy: + fail-fast: false + matrix: + include: + - arch: x64 + cmake_platform: x64 + triplet: x64-windows + can_run_tests: true + - arch: arm64 + cmake_platform: ARM64 + triplet: arm64-windows + can_run_tests: false + env: + VCPKG_DEFAULT_TRIPLET: ${{ matrix.triplet }} + VCPKG_TARGET_TRIPLET: ${{ matrix.triplet }} + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v5 + with: + submodules: 'recursive' + fetch-depth: 0 + fetch-tags: true + + - name: Set reusable strings + id: strings + shell: bash + run: | + echo "build-output-dir=${{ github.workspace }}/build-${{ matrix.arch }}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + echo "stage-dir=${{ github.workspace }}/stage-${{ matrix.arch }}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + + - name: Bootstrap vcpkg + shell: pwsh + run: ${{ github.workspace }}/vcpkg/bootstrap-vcpkg.bat + + - name: Run vcpkg + shell: pwsh + run: ${{ github.workspace }}/vcpkg/vcpkg.exe install --triplet ${{ matrix.triplet }} + + - name: Configure CMake + # Multi-config VS generator; build type is chosen at build time. The + # alias import-lib /machine flag and the mwin32_sdk arch subtree both + # follow CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID, which the VS generator sets + # from -A, so no extra arch wiring is needed here. + run: > + cmake + -A ${{ matrix.cmake_platform }} + -D CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=${{ github.workspace }}/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake + -D VCPKG_TARGET_TRIPLET=${{ matrix.triplet }} + -D BUILD_TESTING=ON + -B ${{ steps.strings.outputs.build-output-dir }} + -S ${{ github.workspace }} + + - name: Build mwin32 + # Build the shim DLL, its arch-correct alias import lib, and the alias + # objects; for the test-capable arch also build the test suite. + run: > + cmake --build ${{ steps.strings.outputs.build-output-dir }} + --config Release --parallel + + - name: Test (in-scope mwin32 suite) + if: ${{ matrix.can_run_tests }} + working-directory: ${{ steps.strings.outputs.build-output-dir }} + # Only the mwin32 component is in scope for this artifact. ARM64 is + # cross-built on an x64 runner and cannot execute, so it is skipped. + # Scope by the mwin32 build subdirectory: gtest_discover_tests registers + # tests under their gtest suite names (not the executable name), so a + # name regex can't target the component -- the subtree path can. + run: ctest --test-dir src/Windows/libraries/mwin32 --build-config Release --output-on-failure + + - name: Install mwin32_sdk component + run: > + cmake --install ${{ steps.strings.outputs.build-output-dir }} + --config Release + --component mwin32_sdk + --prefix ${{ steps.strings.outputs.stage-dir }} + + - name: Upload per-arch SDK staging tree + uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 + with: + name: mwin32-sdk-stage-${{ matrix.arch }} + path: ${{ steps.strings.outputs.stage-dir }} + retention-days: 1 + + merge-and-publish: + needs: build + runs-on: windows-latest + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v5 + with: + # Only the merge script is needed here; a shallow checkout is enough. + submodules: false + fetch-depth: 1 + + - name: Download x64 staging tree + uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 + with: + name: mwin32-sdk-stage-x64 + path: ${{ github.workspace }}/stage-x64 + + - name: Download arm64 staging tree + uses: actions/download-artifact@v4 + with: + name: mwin32-sdk-stage-arm64 + path: ${{ github.workspace }}/stage-arm64 + + - name: Merge per-arch trees into the unified SDK + # M-SDK-4 merge primitive: folds the two single-arch installs into the + # single SDK layout (shared include/ lib/cmake/ docs/ examples/ plus + # x64/ and arm64/ binary subtrees) and validates the result. + shell: pwsh + run: > + cmake + -D "SDK_INPUTS=${{ github.workspace }}/stage-x64;${{ github.workspace }}/stage-arm64" + -D "SDK_OUTPUT=${{ github.workspace }}/mwin32-sdk" + -P ${{ github.workspace }}/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake + + - name: Zip the unified SDK + shell: pwsh + run: > + Compress-Archive + -Path "${{ github.workspace }}/mwin32-sdk/*" + -DestinationPath "${{ github.workspace }}/mwin32-sdk-${{ github.ref_name }}.zip" + -Force + + - name: Attach SDK to the GitHub Release + shell: bash + env: + GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + run: | + # release.yml and this workflow race on the same tag. Whichever reaches + # the release first creates it; the other just uploads. Create is + # therefore best-effort (ignore "already exists"), and the upload uses + # --clobber so re-runs replace the asset cleanly. + tag="${{ github.ref_name }}" + version_no_build="${tag%%+*}" + PRERELEASE_FLAG="" + case "$version_no_build" in + *-*) PRERELEASE_FLAG="--prerelease" ;; + esac + + gh release create "$tag" \ + --title "$tag" \ + --generate-notes \ + $PRERELEASE_FLAG || echo "Release $tag already exists; uploading asset to it." + + gh release upload "$tag" \ + "${{ github.workspace }}/mwin32-sdk-${tag}.zip" \ + --clobber diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 3f089122..a310e624 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ ## ## Get latest from https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/VisualStudio.gitignore +.scratch/ + # User-specific files *.rsuser *.suo diff --git a/CMakeLists.txt b/CMakeLists.txt index b7c99822..8b032dde 100644 --- a/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/CMakeLists.txt @@ -91,8 +91,7 @@ if (MSVC) # string(REGEX REPLACE "/O[1-2]" "/Od" CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS}") # string(REGEX REPLACE "/Ob[1-9]" "/Ob0" CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS}") - # work around what appears to be a LTCG bug in MSVC - string(REGEX REPLACE "/GL" "/GL-" CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS}") + if(disable_native_wchar_t) add_compile_options("/Zc:wchar_t-") diff --git a/CMakePresets.json b/CMakePresets.json index 60072bd7..61c5e7b3 100644 --- a/CMakePresets.json +++ b/CMakePresets.json @@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ } }, { - "name": "clang-aarchh64", + "name": "clang-aarch64", "environment": { "CFLAGS": "--target=arm64-pc-windows-msvc", "CXXFLAGS": "--target=arm64-pc-windows-msvc" @@ -289,6 +289,9 @@ "debug", "clang-cl" ], + "cacheVariables": { + "VCPKG_TARGET_TRIPLET": "x64-windows" + }, "vendor": { "microsoft.com/VisualStudioSettings/CMake/1.0": { "hostOS": [ @@ -306,6 +309,9 @@ "release", "clang-cl" ], + "cacheVariables": { + "VCPKG_TARGET_TRIPLET": "x64-windows" + }, "vendor": { "microsoft.com/VisualStudioSettings/CMake/1.0": { "hostOS": [ @@ -316,13 +322,13 @@ }, { "name": "arm64-windows-debug-clang", - "description": "clang-cl for aarchh64 (debug)", + "description": "clang-cl for aarch64 (debug)", "inherits": [ "win-base", "arm64", "debug", "clang-cl", - "clang-aarchh64" + "clang-aarch64" ], "vendor": { "microsoft.com/VisualStudioSettings/CMake/1.0": { @@ -334,13 +340,13 @@ }, { "name": "arm64-windows-release-clang", - "description": "clang-cl for aarchh64 (release)", + "description": "clang-cl for aarch64 (release)", "inherits": [ "win-base", "arm64", "release", "clang-cl", - "clang-aarchh64" + "clang-aarch64" ], "vendor": { "microsoft.com/VisualStudioSettings/CMake/1.0": { diff --git a/cmake/README.md b/cmake/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ef2389d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/cmake/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +# CMake Build System Notes + +## CMakePresets.json + +### Toolchain file duplication + +The `base` preset specifies the vcpkg toolchain file in two places: + +```json +"toolchainFile": "${sourceDir}/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake", +"cacheVariables": { + "CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE": "${sourceDir}/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake", + ... +} +``` + +This is intentional. The `toolchainFile` preset property is the modern CMake way +and is applied automatically. The `CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE` cache variable is +redundant but exists for: + +- IDEs that query the CMake cache directly rather than parsing the preset +- Tools that inspect `CMakeCache.txt` to find the toolchain +- Compatibility when inheriting presets that might override `toolchainFile` + +Both must point to the same file. diff --git a/log1.xml b/log1.xml index a10790ba..5fba0731 100644 --- a/log1.xml +++ b/log1.xml @@ -1,8 +1,120 @@ - - - - - + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/CMakeLists.txt index b88063f3..6ebf0e36 100644 --- a/src/Windows/libraries/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/CMakeLists.txt @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ add_subdirectory(cp_acp) add_subdirectory(errors) add_subdirectory(formatters) add_subdirectory(multi_byte) +add_subdirectory(mwin32) add_subdirectory(win32) add_subdirectory(windows_strings) add_subdirectory(windows_wrappers) diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/errors/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/errors/CMakeLists.txt index ae602fae..089e5421 100644 --- a/src/Windows/libraries/errors/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/errors/CMakeLists.txt @@ -6,7 +6,9 @@ target_compile_features(m_errors PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) add_subdirectory(include) add_subdirectory(src) +if(BUILD_TESTING) add_subdirectory(test) +endif() list(APPEND m_installation_targets m_errors diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/multi_byte/include/m/multi_byte/to_span.h b/src/Windows/libraries/multi_byte/include/m/multi_byte/to_span.h index 65bef4db..cac0560c 100644 --- a/src/Windows/libraries/multi_byte/include/m/multi_byte/to_span.h +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/multi_byte/include/m/multi_byte/to_span.h @@ -105,7 +105,10 @@ namespace m to_span(m::multi_byte::code_page cp, std::basic_string_view in, std::span& spn, - std::error_code& ec); + std::error_code& ec) + { + view_to_span(cp, in, spn, ec); + } template requires(m::character && m::character) @@ -124,12 +127,4 @@ namespace m spn = std::span{}; } - template - requires(m::character && m::character) - void - to_span(m::multi_byte::code_page cp, - std::basic_string_view in, - std::span& spn, - std::error_code& ec); - } // namespace m diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d35c4986 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md @@ -0,0 +1,280 @@ +# mwin32 CHECKLIST + +Completed milestones (M1–M4, M-FS-SHIM, M-FS-HANDLE-META, M-FS-COPY, M-FS-NOTIFY, M-FS-CONTENT, +M-FS-LEGACY) have been moved to +[COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md](COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md). + +## Milestone M-HWC-SHIM — `mWebCore*` Hostable Web Core shim (active) + +Goal: expose the PIL **HWC engine surface** (`iwebcore`, designed in +[`src/libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md`](../../../libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md) decisions +**D-HWC-1 … D-HWC-7**) through Win32-shaped `mWebCore*` entry points, mirroring the `mReg*` +shims. Each shim redirects through the process-wide session into the active PIL HWC surface; the +mode (passthrough / logging / fault / interception) is selected by the `.pilcfg` sidecar. + +> **⬅ CROSS-COMPONENT PREREQUISITE:** the PIL `iwebcore` surface and at least the passthrough + +> direct provider must land first — `src/libraries/pil` → milestones `M-HWC-IFACE`, +> `M-HWC-DIRECT`, `M-HWC-FACETS`. See +> [`src/libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md`](../../../libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md). + +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-1: Add `mwinhwc.{h,cpp}` exporting `mWebCoreActivate(PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, PCWSTR pszInstanceName)`, `mWebCoreShutdown(DWORD fImmediate)`, + and `mWebCoreSetMetadata(PCWSTR pszMetadataType, PCWSTR pszValue)`, all returning `HRESULT` + (verified against the SDK `um/hwebcore.h`). Each gets the process-wide `session`'s + `iplatform`, calls `get_webcore()`, converts the `PCWSTR` config paths to `file_path` + values in the isolated filesystem (UTF-16 already — no CP_ACP dance), and forwards. +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-2: Enforce single-activation-per-process on the session (it holds the one + `iwebcore_instance`); a second `mWebCoreActivate` returns + `HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING)`, and `mWebCoreShutdown` with no active + instance returns `HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE)` — matching the real engine. + No `handle_table` involvement (HWC has no handle in its ABI). +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-3: Centralized PIL `disposition` / `std::error_code` → `HRESULT` mapping at the + C ABI boundary (sibling to the existing exception→`LSTATUS` mapping), so OOM / exceptions + never cross the ABI. +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-4: Extend `.pilcfg` parsing with an optional `webcore` object + (`interception` mode, `endpoints` table, optional `materialization_dir` / `fault_script`); + `build_platform_from_config` wraps the webcore surface like the fault layer. +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-5: Add the three `mWebCore*` names to [mwin32.def](mwin32.def); the generated + `mwin32_alias` IAT-redirect object then redirects a client's genuine `WebCoreActivate` / + `WebCoreShutdown` / `WebCoreSetMetadata` with no source change (subject to the documented + D8 limits — `GetProcAddress`-resolved calls still need the runtime-interception envelope). +- [x] M-HWC-SHIM-6 (integration): Sample client (or test) links `mwin32_alias`, supplies a + `.pilcfg` selecting a passthrough/logging webcore with a fake engine, and drives + activate / already-activated / shutdown / set_metadata through the shim ABI; assert the + `HRESULT` shapes match the real engine contract. + Note: Implemented as test_mwinhwc.cpp with tests against the null webcore provider. + +## Milestone M-ALIAS — link-time Win32→mwin32 redirection ("alias object") + +Goal: let unmodified client code that calls genuine Win32 registry functions +(`RegCreateKeyExW`, …) resolve **at link time** to the mwin32 shim +(`mRegCreateKeyExW`, …), with no source edits, no runtime patching, no kernel +work. The client opts in by adding one object/library to its link line. See +DESIGN-NOTES D8 for the mechanism and the advapi32 contract. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-1 (spike — de-risk before generating all 84): Hand-author a + single-function alias translation unit for `RegCloseKey` only, providing + **both** symbol forms — the `/alternatename:RegCloseKey=mRegCloseKey` + pragma (plain, non-`dllimport` reference) and an explicit `__imp_RegCloseKey` + data-pointer definition (the `dllimport` reference the default `` + declaration emits). Build a throwaway MSVC x64 test that (a) calls + `RegCloseKey` via the default `` declaration and (b) calls it via + a plain non-`dllimport` declaration, linking the shim import library + `m_mwin32.lib` + this alias TU, and confirm both land in `mRegCloseKey` + while `advapi32.lib` is **not** pulled for that symbol. Record the exact + confirmed symbol spelling (in particular whether `__imp_RegCloseKey` is best + defined as a `void*` initialized to `&mRegCloseKey` or chained to + `__imp_mRegCloseKey`) — this spelling is the contract the generator emits. + FINDINGS (recorded in DESIGN-NOTES D8): the `__imp_RegCloseKey` data-pointer + definition (`extern "C" LSTATUS(APIENTRY* __imp_RegCloseKey)(HKEY) = + &mRegCloseKey;`) is the decisive redirect and pulls no advapi32 conflict; the + `/alternatename` pragma is only a weak fallback that **loses to advapi32** + and so cannot be relied on when advapi32 is linked. Real `` + clients always hit the `__imp_` path, so the generator emits both but the + `__imp_` slot is the contract. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-IMPORTLIB (re-plan, discovered during M-ALIAS-4; prerequisite for the + generator to link in a consumer): Resolve the alias TU's undecorated shim + references with a dedicated **undecorated import library** built from + `mwin32.def`, leaving the shim source untouched. Discovery: the auto-generated + `m_mwin32` import library exposes only the **decorated** C++ names + (e.g. `?mRegCloseKey@@YAJPEAUHKEY__@@@Z`) because the `mReg*` functions have + C++ linkage. The alias TU references undecorated names. The first alternative + tried — giving the shim `extern "C"` linkage — was **abandoned**: under + `/EHsc` the `mReg*` functions that re-throw `std::system_error` triggered + C4297 ("extern C function assumed not to throw"), i.e. it would silently + change the shim's exception contract. Instead, because the DLL's export table + already carries the **undecorated** names (via the `.def`), a second import + library built with `link /lib /def:mwin32.def /name:` exposes + undecorated `mReg*` (and `__imp_mReg*`) symbols that bind to the same DLL at + load time. The alias OBJECT library links this undecorated import lib (to + resolve its references) plus the `m_mwin32` target (so consumers track and + copy the DLL at runtime). No shim behavior changes. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-2 (depends on M-ALIAS-1): Build the generator. A build-time step + reads `mwin32.def`'s `EXPORTS` and emits `mwin32_alias.cpp` containing, for + every exported `mReg`, an `__imp_Reg` data-pointer definition + (the decisive redirect) plus a `/alternatename:Reg=mReg` pragma + (the harmless fallback), targeting the Win32 name `Reg` (the mechanical + map is "strip the leading `m`"). The `.def` is the single source of truth so + the alias set and the export set can never drift. The generator must fail + loudly if an export does not match the `mReg*` shape rather than silently + skipping it. The slot is emitted signature-free as + `extern "C" void mReg(); extern "C" void (*__imp_Reg)() = + &mReg;` (the IAT slot is pointer-sized; the client casts through its + own declared type at the call site). The undecorated `mReg*` references are + resolved by the M-ALIAS-IMPORTLIB undecorated import library. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-3 (depends on M-ALIAS-2): Add the `mwin32_alias` CMake **OBJECT** + library target that clients link. An OBJECT library propagates its object + files directly into the consumer's link (not pulled on demand like a static + lib), which is required so the `__imp_` definitions are always present and + preempt advapi32. It propagates the `m_mwin32` import library (so a client + linking `mwin32_alias` gets the shim DLL's import lib transitively). Wire the + generation into the build so the TU is regenerated when `mwin32.def` changes. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-4 (depends on M-ALIAS-3): Link-proof integration test. A test + executable that does **not** include `` and instead calls the + genuine Win32 entry points (`RegCreateKeyExW`, `RegSetValueExW`, + `RegQueryValueExW`, `RegCloseKey`) under a buffered `.pilcfg`, links + `mwin32_alias`, and asserts the calls reached the shim (the write lands in + the buffered overlay and the live registry is untouched). The genuine + advapi32 `RegOpenKeyExW`, obtained via `GetProcAddress` (deliberately not + redirected), confirms the live registry never saw the write. NOTE: a + single-component subkey is used because the buffered overlay's `create_key` + does not auto-create intermediate keys (it rejects multi-component paths via + `has_parent_path()`); that buffered-layer gap is tracked separately. + +- [x] M-ALIAS-5 (depends on M-ALIAS-4): Document client usage in `COMPONENT.md` + (link `mwin32_alias`, what it redirects, the advapi32 limitation and the + already-compiled-third-party-static-lib boundary) and finalize DESIGN-NOTES + D8 with the confirmed symbol spelling from M-ALIAS-1. + +## Milestone M-SAMPLE — sample client driving the capture/replay/logging lifecycle + +Goal: a standalone sample program that calls genuine Win32 registry APIs, linked +against `mwin32_alias`, plus a harness that drives the full lifecycle the shim +enables — exercising the client with no effect on the real OS. Depends on M-ALIAS. + +- [x] M-SAMPLE-1: Author the sample client (`sample/` under mwin32): a small + program that performs a representative registry workload through genuine + Win32 calls only (create a key, write several value types, read them back, + enumerate, delete one) and reports what it observed. No mwin32 headers — it + is an ordinary Win32 client that merely links `mwin32_alias`. NOTE: the shim + stub `mRegEnumValueW` currently returns ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED, so the sample's + enumeration step degrades gracefully; the gap is tracked as M-ENUMVALUE below. + +- [x] M-SAMPLE-2: Capture scenario. Run the sample under a buffered+persisted + `.pilcfg` so its writes are captured into an in-memory overlay and persisted + to a snapshot file, never touching the live registry. Assert via the snapshot + that the expected keys/values were captured and that the live registry is + unchanged. + +- [x] M-SAMPLE-3: Replay scenario (mode (c)). Run the same sample against the + snapshot captured in M-SAMPLE-2 (persisted_state `.pilcfg`) with no live + underlying registry, and assert the client sees the captured state — the + client runs identically without the real OS. + +- [x] M-SAMPLE-4: Logging scenario. Run the sample under a record_modifications + `.pilcfg` and assert the recorded modification log reflects the client's + writes/deletes in order. + +## Milestone M-ENUMVALUE — implement value enumeration in the shim (gap surfaced by M-SAMPLE-1) + +- [x] M-ENUMVALUE-1: `mRegEnumValueW` / `mRegEnumValueA` + (`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinreg.cpp`) are stubs returning + ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED, so a redirected client cannot enumerate values through + the shim. Implement them against the PIL `ikey` value-enumeration surface + (Win32 contract: fill `lpValueName`/`lpcchValueName`, optional `lpType` and + `lpData`/`lpcbData`, return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS past the end and + ERROR_MORE_DATA on undersized buffers). Tests: enumerate the values written + by the value-op tests in order; correct end and undersized-buffer behavior. + +## Milestone M-FAULTCFG — fault injection selectable from .pilcfg (D8 fault layer) + +Goal: make the PIL fault-injecting layer (already built in PIL: M-FAULT) selectable +through mwin32 configuration so the sample client can be driven through failure +paths. Depends on M-SAMPLE. + +> **CROSS-COMPONENT PREREQUISITE:** the fault layer lives in PIL +> (`src/libraries/pil/src/fault/`, namespace `m::pil::impl::fault`) and is not yet +> exposed on the PIL public API. M-FAULTCFG-1 must expose it before mwin32 can use it. + +- [x] M-FAULTCFG-1: Expose the fault layer on the PIL public API — a way to + construct a platform-interface that wraps an underlying stack with a fault + script (parsed from XML or built programmatically), mirroring the existing + `make_platform_interface` / `load_platform_interface` surface. Record the + public shape in PIL DESIGN-NOTES. + +- [x] M-FAULTCFG-2: Extend `.pilcfg` with an optional fault-script reference + (path to a `` file or inline rules) and wire + `build_platform_from_config` / session to layer the fault platform when + present. Strict parse, tolerant load (a broken fault config must not break + the host), consistent with the existing `.pilcfg` decisions (D5/D7). + +- [x] M-FAULTCFG-3: Fault scenario in the sample harness. Run the sample under a + `.pilcfg` whose fault script makes (e.g.) the Nth `RegCreateKeyExW` fail with + a chosen status, and assert the client observes the injected failure + (mapped to the right `LSTATUS`) while other operations pass through. + +## Milestone M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR — redirected-directory notification integration test + +Goal: prove that a watch registered on a redirected directory receives notifications +when the backing directory is mutated, with the notification path reported in the +public namespace. Enabled by PIL M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR-1 (path-shape reconciliation). + +> **⬅ CROSS-COMPONENT PREREQUISITE:** the PIL `fs_redirector::try_map` path-shape +> reconciliation (suffix-matching on rooted paths) landed in +> `src/libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md` → M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR-1. + +- [x] M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-1: Create a notification sample executable + (`mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp`) that opens a directory with + `FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS`, registers a watch via `ReadDirectoryChangesW` + (aliased through mwin32), waits for a notification with a timeout, and + reports the action + filename to stdout. Requires coordination mechanism + (e.g. "ready" marker file) so the test can mutate the backing directory + after the watch is armed. +- [x] M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-2: Add an integration test in `test_mwin32_sample.cpp` that: + (a) creates a temp directory structure with backing and public subdirs, + (b) writes a redirecting `.pilcfg` mapping the public prefix to the backing + prefix, + (c) launches the notification sample watching the public path, + (d) waits for the "ready" marker, + (e) mutates the backing directory (create a file), + (f) asserts the sample reports a notification with the public path (not + the backing path). + +## Milestone M-SDK — publishable mwin32 SDK artifact (multi-arch, assembled by GitHub pipeline) + +Goal: produce a standalone, downloadable **mwin32 SDK** as a release artifact — the +user's guide, the shim DLL + import libs + alias object for **both x64 and ARM64**, +the buildable examples, and a `find_package(m)` CMake package — assembled by a +GitHub Actions pipeline on tag push. The user's guide +([`docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md`](docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md)) is already authored; +the remaining work is packaging and the pipeline. + +Design reference: see DESIGN-NOTES (new decision **D-SDK** to be recorded with +M-SDK-1) for the component layout and the CPack-component vs separate-package +choice. Existing release pipeline to extend: +[`.github/workflows/release.yml`](../../../../.github/workflows/release.yml) +(currently x64-only, single CPack zip). + +- [x] M-SDK-1: Record decision **D-SDK** in + [`DESIGN-NOTES.md`](DESIGN-NOTES.md): the SDK directory layout (§3 of the + guide), the choice to ship per-architecture `bin/`+`lib/` subtrees under one + package, that the SDK is built as a dedicated **CPack component** + (`COMPONENT mwin32_sdk`) so it can be zipped independently of the full `m` + release, and the rule that the bundled examples build against the *installed* + package (`find_package(m)`), not the in-tree targets. Add the matching + cross-reference from the PLANS.md row. +- [x] M-SDK-2: Tag the mwin32 install artifacts into a `mwin32_sdk` CPack + component. In [`CMakeLists.txt`](CMakeLists.txt), give the `m_mwin32` / + `mwin32_alias` install rules `COMPONENT mwin32_sdk`, install the public + headers (`include/m/mwin32/*.h`) and + [`docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md`](docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md) into the component, and + lay the per-arch binaries under `${arch}/bin` and `${arch}/lib`. Verify a + local `cpack -D CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL=mwin32_sdk` (x64) produces the §3 layout + for the current architecture. +- [x] M-SDK-3: Package the examples as standalone, installed sources. Install the + three [`sample/`](sample) clients plus a generated top-level + `examples/CMakeLists.txt` that does `find_package(m CONFIG REQUIRED)` and + links `m::mwin32_alias`, into the `mwin32_sdk` component under `examples/`. + Verify the installed example tree configures and builds against the installed + package out-of-tree (x64). +- [x] M-SDK-4: Multi-arch assembly merge step. Add a CMake/CTest-driven (or script) + step that takes an x64 install tree and an ARM64 install tree (each produced + by a separate configured build) and merges them into the single SDK layout + (§3): shared `include/`, `lib/cmake/`, `docs/`, `examples/`, with arch-specific + `x64/` and `arm64/` binary subtrees. The alias import-lib generation in + [`CMakeLists.txt`](CMakeLists.txt) currently hard-codes `/machine:x64`; make it + follow the active target architecture so the ARM64 build produces a correct + ARM64 alias import lib. Verify the merged tree matches §3. +- [x] M-SDK-5 (integration): GitHub pipeline assembles and publishes the SDK. Add a + job (extend [`.github/workflows/release.yml`](../../../../.github/workflows/release.yml) + or a sibling `mwin32-sdk.yml`) that, on the same `v*` tag trigger, builds the + `mwin32_sdk` component for **x64** and **ARM64** (matrix), runs the in-scope + mwin32 tests for the buildable arch, runs the M-SDK-4 merge, names the zip + `mwin32-sdk-.zip`, and attaches it to the GitHub Release alongside the + existing full-`m` zip. Document the cut-a-release steps in the workflow header. + + diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..688948dc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +add_library(m_mwin32 SHARED mwin32.def) + +target_compile_features(m_mwin32 PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + +add_subdirectory(include) +add_subdirectory(src) +add_subdirectory(test) + +# Link-time alias object: clients link this (alongside the m_mwin32 import lib it +# propagates) to redirect their genuine Win32 registry calls into the shim with no +# source edits. The translation unit is generated from mwin32.def so the alias set +# can never drift from the export set. See DESIGN-NOTES D8. +set(mwin32_alias_generator "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/generate_mwin32_alias.cmake") +set(mwin32_alias_def "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/mwin32.def") +set(mwin32_alias_source "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/mwin32_alias.cpp") + +add_custom_command( + OUTPUT "${mwin32_alias_source}" + COMMAND "${CMAKE_COMMAND}" + "-DMWIN32_DEF=${mwin32_alias_def}" + "-DMWIN32_ALIAS_OUT=${mwin32_alias_source}" + -P "${mwin32_alias_generator}" + DEPENDS "${mwin32_alias_def}" "${mwin32_alias_generator}" + COMMENT "Generating mwin32 alias translation unit from mwin32.def" + VERBATIM +) + +# Undecorated import library. The shim's mReg* functions have C++ linkage, so the +# auto-generated m_mwin32 import library exposes only their decorated names; the +# alias TU references the undecorated names. The DLL's export table does carry the +# undecorated names (via the .def), so a second import library built from the same +# .def resolves the alias' undecorated references and binds them to the DLL at +# load time. This keeps the shim's source (and its exception behavior) untouched. +# See DESIGN-NOTES D8. +set(mwin32_alias_import "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/m_mwin32_alias_import.lib") + +# The /machine flag must follow the active target architecture so the ARM64 build +# emits a correct ARM64 import library (M-SDK-4, D-SDK). MSVC's +# CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID is x64 / ARM64 / X86 / ARM; lib.exe expects +# the same spellings (case-insensitive). +if(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID) + set(mwin32_alias_machine "${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID}") +else() + set(mwin32_alias_machine "x64") +endif() + +add_custom_command( + OUTPUT "${mwin32_alias_import}" + COMMAND "${CMAKE_LINKER}" /lib /nologo + "/def:${mwin32_alias_def}" + "/name:$" + "/out:${mwin32_alias_import}" + "/machine:${mwin32_alias_machine}" + DEPENDS "${mwin32_alias_def}" m_mwin32 + COMMENT "Generating undecorated import library for mwin32 alias from mwin32.def" + VERBATIM +) + +add_custom_target(mwin32_alias_import_lib DEPENDS "${mwin32_alias_import}") + +# An OBJECT library so its object files are injected directly into every consumer's +# link (not pulled on demand like a static lib member). This guarantees the __imp_ +# slot definitions are always present and preempt advapi32. It links both: +# * the undecorated import library, which resolves the alias' undecorated shim +# references and binds them to m_mwin32.dll, and +# * the m_mwin32 target, so consumers transitively depend on (and copy) the shim +# DLL at runtime. +add_library(mwin32_alias OBJECT "${mwin32_alias_source}") +target_compile_features(mwin32_alias PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) +add_dependencies(mwin32_alias mwin32_alias_import_lib) +target_link_libraries(mwin32_alias PUBLIC m_mwin32 "${mwin32_alias_import}") + +# Sample client demonstrating link-time redirection (M-SAMPLE). Added after the +# alias object it links. +add_subdirectory(sample) + +list(APPEND m_installation_targets + m_mwin32 + mwin32_alias +) + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# mwin32 SDK packaging (M-SDK, decision D-SDK). +# +# The shim ships to external consumers as a standalone "mwin32 SDK" — a dedicated +# CPack component (`mwin32_sdk`) carrying the public headers, the per-architecture +# shim binaries, the user's guide, and (M-SDK-3) the examples + CMake package. +# Building/installing the component for x64 and for ARM64 separately and merging +# the two install trees (M-SDK-4) yields the layout documented in +# docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md §3. The full `m` release keeps installing these targets +# in its own (Unspecified) component via the root install(TARGETS ...). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +# Architecture tag for the per-arch binary subtree. MSVC sets +# CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID to "x64" / "ARM64" / "X86"; fall back to x64. +string(TOLOWER "${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID}" m_sdk_arch) +if(NOT m_sdk_arch) + set(m_sdk_arch "x64") +endif() + +# Shim DLL + auto-generated import library, plus the public headers, into the +# SDK component. Binaries land under /{bin,lib}; headers are +# architecture-neutral and shared at the SDK root. +install(TARGETS m_mwin32 + RUNTIME DESTINATION "${m_sdk_arch}/bin" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk + ARCHIVE DESTINATION "${m_sdk_arch}/lib" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk + FILE_SET HEADERS DESTINATION "include" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) + +# The link-time alias: its object files (so a consumer's link gets the __imp_ +# slots) and its generated undecorated import library (a plain file, not a target +# artifact). Both are architecture-specific. +install(TARGETS mwin32_alias + OBJECTS DESTINATION "${m_sdk_arch}/lib" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) +install(FILES "${mwin32_alias_import}" + DESTINATION "${m_sdk_arch}/lib" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) + +# The user's guide travels with the SDK at its documented location. +install(FILES "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md" + DESTINATION "docs" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) + +# Relocatable CMake package config so a consumer can `find_package(m CONFIG)` and +# link `m::mwin32_alias` against the unpacked SDK (M-SDK-3). Installed as +# m-config.cmake under lib/cmake/m. It is architecture-neutral (it selects the +# x64 / arm64 binary subtree at find_package time). +install(FILES "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/mwin32-sdk-config.cmake" + DESTINATION "lib/cmake/m" RENAME "m-config.cmake" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) + +# The bundled examples: the three sample clients as sources, plus the top-level +# CMakeLists that builds them against the installed package (out-of-tree). They +# consume the SDK exactly as an external user would. +install(FILES + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/sample/mwin32_sample_client.cpp" + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/sample/mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp" + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/sample/mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp" + DESTINATION "examples" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) +install(FILES "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/sdk-examples-CMakeLists.txt" + DESTINATION "examples" RENAME "CMakeLists.txt" COMPONENT mwin32_sdk +) + +set(m_installation_targets ${m_installation_targets} PARENT_SCOPE) diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2fde5895 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +# mwin32 completed checklist + +## Moved 2025-05-27 — mwin32 registry shim M1–M4 (session bootstrap, `.pilcfg`, value ops, redirections + persisted state) + +### Milestone M1 — Session bootstrap + predefined-key resolution + +- [x] M1-1: Add `m::pil::make_platform_interface(flags, redirections)` to the pil + public API (`m/pil/pil.h`) returning `std::shared_ptr`, and refactor + `make_platform` to share its flag-mapping. Gives interface-level access to the + PIL stack (the value-wrapper `platform`/`registry_class` cannot yield raw `ikey`). +- [x] M1-2: Add mwin32 `session` (`src/session.h` / `src/session.cpp`): process-wide, + lazily-initialized PIL platform + registry (default passthrough), thread-safe; + a per-predefined-key `ikey` cache populated via `iregistry::open_predefined_key`; + free helpers `is_predefined_handle_value(uintptr_t)` and + `try_resolve_predefined_ikey(uintptr_t)`. +- [x] M1-3: Route resolution through the handle layer chokepoint: + `handle_table::deref_handle>` resolves predefined HKEY values via + the session before the table lookup; `handle_table::close` is a no-op on predefined + pseudo-handles. (No `mReg*` call sites change.) +- [x] M1-4: Add `session.cpp` to `src/CMakeLists.txt`; clean debug build. +- [x] M1-5: Read-only integration test through the C ABI: open `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software` + (passthrough), close it, and confirm closing a predefined handle is a success no-op. +- [x] M1-6: Clean debug + release build; debug + release tests pass. + +### Milestone M2 — `.pilcfg` sidecar configuration + +- [x] M2-1: Add a JSON dependency (nlohmann-json) to `vcpkg.json`. +- [x] M2-2: Locate `.pilcfg` next to the host module (GetModuleFileNameW). +- [x] M2-3: Define + parse the JSON schema selecting the PIL stack modes the + `make_platform_interface` factory supports today — passthrough (default), + buffered (`buffer_updates`), and logging (`record_modifications`) — and build the + session's platform from it. Absent/invalid file falls back to passthrough. + (Re-scoped: redirections and persisted-state were dropped from M2; the factory + cannot accept runtime-built redirections — its param is an `initializer_list` — + and has no persisted-state load capability. Queued as M4 below.) +- [x] M2-4: Tests for config parsing (passthrough default, buffered, logging, invalid + JSON, non-object root, non-boolean members, unknown members). + +### Milestone M3 — Registry value operations + +- [x] M3-1: Implement `mRegSetValueExW` → `ikey::set_value`. +- [x] M3-2: Implement `mRegQueryValueExW` → `ikey::get_value` (size query, ERROR_MORE_DATA, type-out). +- [x] M3-3: Implement the `*A` variants with ANSI↔UTF-16 conversion for string value types. +- [x] M3-4: C-ABI integration tests (buffered mode) for round-trips: REG_DWORD, REG_SZ, + REG_BINARY, REG_MULTI_SZ; size query; ERROR_MORE_DATA; type-out. + +### Milestone M4 — `.pilcfg` redirections + persisted state (follow-on) + +- [x] M4-1: Change the PIL redirections parameter (`make_platform` / + `make_platform_interface` / `create_platform_interface` / `redirecting::platform` + / `redirector`) from `std::initializer_list<...>*` to a runtime-constructible + `std::span const>` so config + data can drive it. All current callers pass `nullptr`/default. +- [x] M4-2: Extend the `.pilcfg` schema + parser with a `redirections` array + (`{ "from": "...", "to": "..." }`) and feed it through the session. +- [x] M4-3.1: Complete the buffered layer's XML serialization. `key::save_xml` is + currently a stub; implement it to recursively emit the overlay's materialized + subkeys and set values (value `type` + hex-encoded `data`, plus `deleted` + tombstones for keys and values) under the existing `/` schema. + Add a local hex-encode helper. Unit test that a buffered overlay saves to the + expected XML. +- [x] M4-3.2: Implement load. Add a `buffered::platform` snapshot factory that + builds a platform from a persisted XML file over a null underlying registry, + reconstructing predefined keys, subkeys, and values as fully-materialized + (non-mirrored) nodes. Round-trip test: save an overlay, load it, read the + values back. +- [x] M4-3.3: Expose load through the PIL public API and wire it into mwin32: + extend the `.pilcfg` schema/parser with a `persisted_state` path string and + have the session load the snapshot platform when it is set (mode (c): run + against a persisted snapshot without touching the live registry). Tests for + parsing and for the session selecting the snapshot. + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-SHIM (Win32 filesystem API shim: `mCreateFileW`, `mFindFirstFileW`, …) + +Goal: expose the PIL **filesystem surface** (`ifilesystem`, complete in `src/libraries/pil`) +through Win32-shaped entry points, mirroring the `mReg*` registry family. The shims model the +**Win32 filesystem APIs** (`CreateFileW`, `FindFirstFileW`, `GetFileAttributesExW`, …) — **not** +the C++ `std::filesystem` API — so an unmodified `` client redirects through +`mwin32_alias` with no source change. Each shim redirects through the process-wide `session` into +`iplatform::get_filesystem()`; the mode (passthrough / buffered / redirecting / logging / fault) +is selected by the `.pilcfg` sidecar. + +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-1: Extend `handle_table` (`data_variant_type`) to additionally hold + `std::shared_ptr` and a find-enumeration state object (the cursor + buffered + results of an `enumerate_entries` call). Update `intern` overloads and `resolve` to dispatch + by `std::variant` alternative; predefined-handle resolution stays registry-only. +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-2: Add `mwinfile.{h,cpp}` with the **non-handle metadata / namespace** ops first + (no `handle_table` needed): `mCreateDirectoryW/A`, `mRemoveDirectoryW/A`, `mDeleteFileW/A`, + `mMoveFileW/A` + `mMoveFileExW/A`, `mGetFileAttributesW/A` + `mGetFileAttributesExW/A` → + `get_filesystem()` → PIL `create_directory` / `remove_entry` / `rename_entry` / + `query_information`. `*A` variants convert via `m::acp_to_basic_string` (CP_ACP), + then build `file_path` (same pattern as `mwinreg.cpp`'s `to_key_path`). +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-3: Per-entry-point PIL exception / `std::error_code` → **Win32 last-error** mapping + (filesystem APIs report failure via `SetLastError` + a `BOOL` / `INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE` + return, *not* `LSTATUS`). Sibling to the registry exception→`LSTATUS` mapper, sharing only the + cross-cutting exception/`error_code` translation; OOM / exceptions never cross the C ABI. + **No shared `disposition` mapping** — each verb's `disposition` is interpreted at its own call + site, because flags/result-codes are owned by the specific virtual function, not the + interface (DESIGN-NOTES D12). +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-4: `mCreateFileW/A`: map `dwDesiredAccess` / `dwCreationDisposition` / + `dwShareMode` onto PIL `open_file` vs `create_file`; intern the returned `ifile` in + `handle_table` and return the minted `HANDLE`. **Content is out of scope** (D14): a + `CreateFile` that opens an existing entry resolves metadata only. `ReadFile` / `WriteFile` + and every other handle-consuming content API are **not** aliased in this milestone, so the + minted handle's only valid consumers here are the handle-based metadata calls and + `mCloseHandle` — a client that passes it to an un-aliased content API gets the real API and + `ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE` (the D11 handle-translation invariant). Content through a minted + handle lights up in **M-FS-CONTENT**; document this boundary in the shim. +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-5: Find family: `mFindFirstFileW/A` → `enumerate_entries`, store the enumeration + state in `handle_table`, fill `WIN32_FIND_DATAW/A` for the first entry; `mFindNextFileW/A` + advances the cursor (`ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES` at the end); `mFindClose` releases the state. +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-6: `mCloseHandle` routing — because files use the generic `CloseHandle`, the shim + inspects the handle: a value minted by `handle_table` (recognizable by its reserved bit + pattern, see `handle_table.h`) is released from the table; any other value forwards to the + real `::CloseHandle`. Document that this shim is broader than `mRegCloseKey` (it must not + break non-file handles). +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-7: Add the new names to [mwin32.def](mwin32.def) so the generated `mwin32_alias` + IAT-redirect object redirects a client's genuine `CreateFileW` / `FindFirstFileW` / + `GetFileAttributesW` / … with no source change (subject to the documented D8 limits — + `GetProcAddress`-resolved calls still need the runtime-interception envelope). Note that + `CloseHandle` aliasing is opt-in and carries the broader-than-registry caveat from + M-FS-SHIM-6. +- [x] M-FS-SHIM-8 (integration): Sample client (or test) links `mwin32_alias`, supplies a + `.pilcfg` selecting a **redirecting** (and a **buffered**) filesystem, and uses genuine + `CreateFileW` / `CreateDirectoryW` / `FindFirstFileW` / `GetFileAttributesExW` / `MoveFileExW` + through the shim ABI; assert paths are redirected / captured and the metadata round-trips, + and that `CloseHandle` on a non-file handle still reaches the real API. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-HANDLE-META (handle-based filesystem metadata APIs) + +Goal: alias the handle-consuming **metadata** APIs the D11 handle-translation invariant requires, +served entirely from the existing `ifile::query_information` (no PIL change). Each resolves the +minted pseudo-handle via `handle_table` and serves/mutates metadata; none touch byte content +(D14). Metadata is read-only on the PIL surface this milestone, so the Set* verbs are an accepted +no-op and content/allocation classes report the deferred-content error (DESIGN-NOTES D13). + +- [x] M-FS-HANDLE-META-1: `mGetFileInformationByHandle`, `mGetFileSize` / `mGetFileSizeEx` — + resolve the `ifile`, fill `BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION` / size from `query_information`. +- [x] M-FS-HANDLE-META-2: `mGetFileInformationByHandleEx` / `mSetFileInformationByHandle` — handle + the *metadata* `FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS` classes (basic, standard, name, rename, + disposition); allocation / EOF / content classes return the deferred-content error + (M-FS-CONTENT). +- [x] M-FS-HANDLE-META-3: `mGetFileTime` / `mSetFileTime`, `mGetFileType` (interned handle → + `FILE_TYPE_DISK`), `mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW/A` (handle → path; redirecting maps + private→public). +- [x] M-FS-HANDLE-META-4: `.def` additions + a test that opens via `mCreateFileW`, reads metadata + by handle, and round-trips timestamps / attributes under buffered + redirecting. + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-COPY (copy / replace / extended namespace & path APIs) + +Covered the remaining path-based namespace/metadata APIs the inventory (D11) marks S / S/ns that +M-FS-SHIM did not include. No handle content involved. See DESIGN-NOTES.md D14. + +- [x] M-FS-COPY-1: `mCopyFileW/A`, `mCopyFileExW/A`, `mCopyFile2` — namespace copy (create dest node + from source metadata); progress / cancel callbacks ignored under isolation. Whole-file byte + copy depends on content (M-FS-CONTENT); document the boundary. +- [x] M-FS-COPY-2: `mReplaceFileW/A` — namespace re-key + backup node. +- [x] M-FS-COPY-3: `mCreateDirectoryExW/A`, `mGetTempFileNameW/A` (mint + create in a redirectable + directory), `mSetFileAttributesW/A`. +- [x] M-FS-COPY-4: path resolution — `mGetFullPathNameW/A` (route through PIL `file_path`, PIL D11), + `mGetLongPathNameW/A`, `mSearchPathW/A`. +- [x] M-FS-COPY-5: `.def` additions + integration test (copy + replace + temp-file + path + canonicalization through the redirecting filesystem). + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-NOTIFY (change-notification shim onto the PIL monitor) + +Surfaced the Win32 change-notification family onto the already-complete PIL filesystem monitor +(`ifilesystem::monitor()`, PIL D15) — no PIL change required. Live-provider-only (the buffered +overlay does not model live change); the detailed and coarse paths share the monitor. See +DESIGN-NOTES.md D15. A redirected-watch path-shape reconciliation is queued as PIL +M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR. + +- [x] M-FS-NOTIFY-1: `mReadDirectoryChangesW` / `mReadDirectoryChangesExW` → `register_watch` on + `ifilesystem::monitor()`; map `FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_*` ↔ `register_watch_flags`; decode the + monitor's detailed change records into the `FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION` chain. +- [x] M-FS-NOTIFY-2: `mFindFirstChangeNotificationW/A`, `mFindNextChangeNotification`, + `mFindCloseChangeNotification` — coarse event-only wrappers over the same monitor; the + notification handle is a real OS-waitable event held in a side registry (it cannot be a minted + pseudo-handle because the shim does not intercept `WaitForSingleObject`). +- [x] M-FS-NOTIFY-3: `.def` additions + a test asserting a directory mutation under a passthrough + (live) provider surfaces through `mReadDirectoryChangesW` with the right action + name. + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-CONTENT (handle-translation for byte content, D11 + D16) + +Completed the D11 handle-translation invariant for content-bearing consumers using the +redirection-backed whole-file content model (D16): passthrough / redirecting serve real bytes, +buffered byte-mutation and partial / mid-file mutation return the documented deferred-content +error (ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED). 17 new exports; alias count 160 → 177. + +- [x] M-FS-CONTENT-1: `mReadFile` / `mReadFileEx` / `mReadFileScatter`, `mWriteFile` / `mWriteFileEx` + / `mWriteFileGather` — translate pseudo→`ifile`, forward to the backing source (passthrough / + redirecting); buffered byte-mutation returns the documented deferred-content error (D16 + non-goal). +- [x] M-FS-CONTENT-2: positioning + size on the handle — `mSetFilePointer` / `mSetFilePointerEx`, + `mSetEndOfFile` / `mSetFileValidData`; whole-file replacement allowed, partial byte / size + mutation rejected per D16. +- [x] M-FS-CONTENT-3: `mFlushFileBuffers`, `mLockFile` / `mLockFileEx`, `mUnlockFile` / + `mUnlockFileEx`, `mDeviceIoControl`, `mDuplicateHandle` — translate the handle, forward; + `mDuplicateHandle` mints a second `handle_table` entry for the same `ifile`. +- [x] M-FS-CONTENT-4: `.def` additions + integration test: `CreateFile`→`WriteFile` (whole-file) + →`CloseHandle`→`CreateFile`→`ReadFile` round-trips through a redirecting filesystem; a partial + byte-range overwrite returns the documented unsupported error. + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — Milestone M-FS-LEGACY (dusty-deck legacy file APIs, D11 coverage) + +Covered the legacy ("dusty deck") file primitives the D11 inventory reclassified from out-of-scope +to covered, reusing the same `handle_table` and handle-translation layers. Namespace / metadata +legacy parts (open / create / transacted) needed only M-FS-SHIM; content legacy parts (`_l*` / `_h*` +/ LZ) needed M-FS-CONTENT. The LZ compress / expand family is a passthrough (no decompression +modeled, D16). 15 new exports for the content family; alias count 177 → 192. + +- [x] M-FS-LEGACY-1: `mOpenFile` (`OFSTRUCT`), `m_lopen` / `m_lcreat` — redirect the path, mint an + `HFILE` from `handle_table`; map `OF_*` onto creation disposition. (Needs M-FS-SHIM only.) +- [x] M-FS-LEGACY-2: Transacted variants — `mCreateFileTransactedW/A`, `mMove/CopyFileTransacted*`, + `m*DirectoryTransacted*`, `m*FileAttributesTransacted*`, `mFindFirst*Transacted*`, + `mGetLongPathNameTransacted*` — alias onto the non-transacted PIL op, **ignore** the + transaction handle (D11). (Needs M-FS-SHIM + M-FS-COPY for the copy / move forms.) +- [x] M-FS-LEGACY-3: legacy content — `m_lread` / `m_lwrite` / `m_hread` / `m_hwrite` / `m_llseek` / + `m_lclose`, `mLZOpenFile` / `mLZRead` / `mLZSeek` / `mLZClose` / `mLZCopy` / `mLZInit` / + `mGetExpandedName` — translate the minted `HFILE` / LZ handle, forward (passthrough). (Needs + M-FS-CONTENT.) +- [x] M-FS-LEGACY-4: `.def` additions + a test driving a dusty-deck `OpenFile`→`_lread`→`_lclose` + sequence through the redirecting filesystem. diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-PLANS.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-PLANS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..be2ae941 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPLETED-PLANS.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# mwin32 completed plans + +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Completion Date | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| +| [COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md](COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md) | 2025-05-27 | mwin32 registry shim M1–M4: session bootstrap + predefined-key resolution, `.pilcfg` config, registry value ops, `.pilcfg` redirections + persisted-state snapshots (mode (c)) | [DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) | diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPONENT.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPONENT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..88c6bdea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/COMPONENT.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# mwin32 source-component + +`mwin32` is a Windows-only drop-in replacement DLL for a subset of the Win32 API, +starting with the Windows registry. Every `mReg*` entry point is a thin shim that +redirects into the `m` package's `pil` (platform isolation library), so the same +client code can run in one of several modes selected by the active PIL stack: + +- **(a) passthrough** — calls flow straight through to the live Win32 registry. +- **(b) logging** — calls are recorded (PIL `record_modifications`) and can be + written out for inspection. +- **(c) buffered** — registry state is buffered away from the live system + (PIL `buffer_updates`), can be persisted, and later reloaded so a program runs + against captured state without touching the running machine. + +Mode selection auto-configures to **passthrough** unless a sidecar configuration +file named `.pilcfg` is found next to the host executable, in which +case it is parsed (JSON) to describe the PIL stack. + +## Redirecting unmodified clients: the `mwin32_alias` link object + +A client that already calls the genuine Win32 registry API (`RegCreateKeyExW`, +`RegSetValueExW`, `RegCloseKey`, …) can be redirected into this shim **without any +source change** by linking the `mwin32_alias` CMake OBJECT library: + +```cmake +target_link_libraries(my_client PRIVATE mwin32_alias) +``` + +`mwin32_alias` contains no logic. For every shim export it defines the matching +`__imp_` import-address-table slot and points it at the shim, so a +client's `` `__declspec(dllimport)` call lands in `mReg*` instead of +advapi32. The slot set is generated from `mwin32.def`, so it can never drift from +the shim's exports. Linking the object transitively brings in `m_mwin32.dll`, and +the usual `.pilcfg` sidecar selects the mode (passthrough / logging / +buffered) as above. + +**What it redirects, and what it cannot.** This is a deliberately shallow, +supported, link-time mechanism — it redirects the registry calls the client itself +*links*. It does **not** redirect: + +- calls made through `GetProcAddress` / `LoadLibrary` (resolved at runtime, not via + the IAT slot the alias defines); +- calls already compiled into a **third-party static library** that hard-references + advapi32's own `__imp_` slots; +- the advapi32 → kernelbase API-set layering beneath the public names. + +When `advapi32.lib` is on the link line it wins any plain (non-`dllimport`) +reference; the `__imp_` slot is the reliable path and real `` clients +always take it. Reaching the cases above is a runtime-interception (Detours) +envelope, evaluated separately. See `DESIGN-NOTES.md` D8. + +See `CHECKLIST.md` / `PLANS.md` for in-progress work and `DESIGN-NOTES.md` for +design decisions. diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/DESIGN-NOTES.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/DESIGN-NOTES.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b10790c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/DESIGN-NOTES.md @@ -0,0 +1,988 @@ +# mwin32 design notes + +## D1 — Session bootstrap and predefined-key resolution + +The shim must turn a Win32 predefined `HKEY` (e.g. `HKEY_CURRENT_USER`) into a +live PIL `ikey` before any `mReg*` call can do useful work. There is no Win32 +"open the root" call; the predefined keys are always-open pseudo-handles. + +Decisions: + +- A single process-wide `m::mwin32_impl::session` (function-local `static`, so it + is created lazily and thread-safely on first use) owns the PIL stack: + `iplatform` + `iregistry`. The default configuration is **passthrough** to the + live Win32 registry. (`.pilcfg`-driven configuration is a later milestone.) +- The session opens predefined keys via `iregistry::open_predefined_key` and + caches the resulting `ikey` per `predefined_key` for the process lifetime. +- Resolution is done at a **chokepoint**, not at the ~15 `mReg*` call sites: + `handle_table::deref_handle>` first asks the session whether + the raw handle value names a predefined key, and only falls back to the + interned-handle table otherwise. This keeps the call sites untouched and means + every present and future `mReg*` that dereferences an `HKEY` gets predefined + support for free. +- `handle_table::close` (and therefore `RegCloseKey`) is a **success no-op** on + predefined pseudo-handles — they are never interned and must stay open. + +## D2 — `make_platform_interface` on the PIL public API + +The friendly value-wrapper facade (`m::pil::platform` / `registry_class` / +`key`) deliberately does not expose the raw `ikey`. A Win32 shim operating at +the interface layer needs the raw interfaces, so PIL now offers +`m::pil::make_platform_interface(flags, redirections)` returning +`std::shared_ptr` directly. `make_platform` is implemented in terms of +it, so the flag-mapping lives in one place. + +## D3 — Predefined HKEY values are sign-extended pointers + +The Win32 predefined `HKEY` constants are defined as +`(HKEY)(ULONG_PTR)(LONG)0x8000'000N`. Because the 32-bit literal has bit 31 set, +the cast through `LONG` sign-extends it: on 64-bit the actual pointer value is +`0xFFFF'FFFF'8000'000N`, **not** `0x0000'0000'8000'000N`. The value→`predefined_key` +mapping therefore recovers the low 32 bits (and verifies the upper bits are the +sign-extension of bit 31) before comparing against the enum. Interned table +handles are minted as small positive values and never collide. + +## D4 — Test executables need the shared mwin32 DLL copied alongside + +`m_mwin32` is a `SHARED` library built in a sibling directory from the test +executable, so the test cannot locate it (or its transitive runtime DLLs) at +launch/discovery time (`gtest_discover_tests` runs the exe). The test +`CMakeLists.txt` copies `$` next to the test +binary as a `POST_BUILD` step. Note: this copy only refreshes when the test exe +relinks, so after an incremental change that rebuilds only the DLL, a clean build +(or relink) is needed for the copy to update. + +## D5 — `.pilcfg` sidecar configuration + +The session's PIL stack is selected at startup from an optional +`.pilcfg` JSON file located next to the process executable +(`GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, ...)`, so it is keyed to the .exe, not this DLL). + +Schema (all members optional, default `false`): + +```json +{ "buffer_updates": false, "record_modifications": false } +``` + +These map 1:1 onto `m::pil::make_platform_flags` — `buffer_updates` → buffered +layer (mode "buffered"), `record_modifications` → logging layer (mode +"logging"), neither → passthrough (mode "passthrough"). The schema intentionally +mirrors the factory exactly rather than inventing higher-level mode names, so the +config cannot express something the stack cannot do. + +Decisions: + +- The parser (`parse_pilcfg`, `pilcfg.cpp`) is **strict**: invalid JSON, a + non-object root, or a recognized member with a non-boolean value all throw. + Unknown members are ignored (forward compatibility). +- The loader (`load_pilcfg`) is **tolerant**: any failure — file absent, + unreadable, or malformed — falls back to the passthrough default rather than + throwing. A broken or missing sidecar must never break the host process. +- `parse_pilcfg` takes `std::string_view` and returns a `pilcfg` struct with no + PIL dependency, so it is unit-testable in isolation. It is not exported from + the DLL (the `.def` exports only `mReg*`), so the test compiles `pilcfg.cpp` + directly and adds `../src` to its include path. +- **Out of scope for now** (the factory cannot support them as runtime config): + redirections (the PIL redirections parameter is an `std::initializer_list*`, + which cannot be built from variable runtime data — needs a `std::span` + refactor) and persisted-state load (no such capability exists in the buffered + layer yet). Both are queued as milestone M4 in CHECKLIST.md. + +## D6 — Registry value operations and ANSI/UTF-16 data conversion + +`mRegSetValueEx*` / `mRegQueryValueEx*` map onto `ikey::set_value` / +`ikey::get_value`. The value bytes stored in the registry are exactly the bytes +handed to `set_value`; the `*W` entry points therefore pass the caller's buffer +straight through, and `reg_value_type` is `static_cast` to/from the Win32 +`REG_*` `DWORD` (the enum's values are defined to equal the `REG_*` constants). + +Decisions: + +- **Owned query contract.** The shim reproduces the Win32 `RegQueryValueEx` + contract on top of `get_value` (which reports a too-small buffer via + `new_bytes_required` and trims its out-span to the actual size on success): + - `lpData == NULL` → size/type query: report the required size in `*lpcbData` + and the type in `*lpType`, return `ERROR_SUCCESS`. + - buffer too small → `*lpcbData` = required size, return `ERROR_MORE_DATA`. + - success → copy data, `*lpcbData` = actual size, return `ERROR_SUCCESS`. + Because `get_value`'s more-data path does not guarantee the type is populated, + the type is fetched separately via `get_value_type` on that path. +- **Reserved validation is non-throwing.** A non-zero `Reserved` (or non-NULL + `lpReserved`) returns `ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER` directly rather than going + through `M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER`, whose `m::invalid_parameter` is **not** a + `std::system_error` and would escape the C ABI uncaught. +- **`m::not_found` → `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`.** The buffered provider throws + `m::not_found` (an `m::runtime_error`, not a `system_error`) for a missing + value, so the query functions catch it explicitly. The direct provider's + `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND` already arrives as a `system_error` and is unmapped by + `decode_win32_error`. +- **ANSI string DATA conversion (`*A`).** For the textual value types + (`REG_SZ`, `REG_EXPAND_SZ`, `REG_LINK`, `REG_MULTI_SZ`) the `*A` entry points + convert the value *data* between CP_ACP and the UTF-16 stored form, so an + `*A` writer and a `*W` reader (or vice-versa) agree. The whole buffer is + converted in one call (`MultiByteToWideChar` / `WideCharToMultiByte` with an + explicit length), which preserves embedded and trailing NULs and so handles + `REG_MULTI_SZ` uniformly with the single-string types. Non-string types carry + their bytes through unchanged. Query buffer sizes for `*A` string values are + expressed in ANSI bytes, matching the ANSI caller's expectation. +- **Test isolation via buffered mode.** The value-op integration tests must not + touch the live registry, so the test executable ships a generated + `test_mwin32.exe.pilcfg` enabling `buffer_updates`. Writes target the + predefined `HKEY_CURRENT_USER` handle directly; the buffered overlay records + them in memory and reads them back without ever persisting. Each test uses a + distinct value name because the buffered session is process-wide and persists + across tests. The buffered layer delegates `open_key` and unmodified value + reads to the underlying live key, so the read-only predefined-key tests still + pass under `buffer_updates`. + +## D7 — `.pilcfg` redirections and persisted-state snapshots (mode (c)) + +Milestone M4 completed the two capabilities deferred from D5: runtime-built +registry redirections and running against a persisted registry snapshot without +touching the live system. + +Decisions: + +- **Redirections are runtime config.** The PIL redirections parameter was + changed from `std::initializer_list<...>*` to + `std::span const>` across + `make_platform` / `make_platform_interface` / `create_platform_interface` / + `redirecting::platform` / `redirector` so it can be driven by variable data. + The `.pilcfg` schema gains an optional `redirections` array of + `{ "from": "...", "to": "..." }` objects; the session owns the parsed strings + (in `pilcfg`) and hands PIL `string_view`s into them (PIL copies them into the + redirector at construction). + +- **Persisted-state load (mode (c)).** The `.pilcfg` schema gains an optional + `persisted_state` string naming an XML snapshot file. When set, the session + builds its platform from that file via `m::pil::load_platform_interface` and + **ignores** the layer flags and redirections: reads and writes run entirely + against the loaded snapshot over a *null* underlying registry, so the live + system is never touched. The selection logic lives in + `m::mwin32_impl::build_platform_from_config(pilcfg const&)`, factored out of + the process-wide session so it can be unit-tested without a real sidecar. + +- **Snapshot persistence format.** The buffered layer owns the change-log + overlay and is the only layer that persists state. `buffered::platform::save` + serializes the overlay into the supplied `` element, then lower + (change-log-free) layers pass through. The schema is: + + ```xml + + + + + + + + + + + + + ``` + + `type` is the `reg_value_type` integer (= the `REG_*` constant); `data` is the + value's raw bytes as lowercase hex. Mirrored placeholder nodes (subkeys/values + the overlay has merely observed from the underlying registry but not modified) + are **not** serialized — only materialized writes and tombstones are. On load, + every persisted key/value is reconstructed as a fully-materialized + (non-mirrored) node so the snapshot is self-contained. + +- **pugixml is in `PUGIXML_WCHAR_MODE`.** `char_t` is `wchar_t`, so every + attribute value written must be a wide string. Passing a narrow `const char*` + to `xml_attribute::set_value` silently selects the `bool` overload and emits + `="true"`. All names/hex are produced via `m::to_wstring(...)`; this is a + recurring trap worth remembering when touching the serializer. + +## D8 — Link-time Win32→mwin32 redirection ("alias object") + +Status: **confirmed, built, and link-proven** (milestone M-ALIAS in CHECKLIST.md). +The M-ALIAS-1 spike confirmed the mechanism and symbol spelling; M-ALIAS-2/3/4 +built the generator, the `mwin32_alias` OBJECT library, and a link-proof +integration test in which genuine `` registry calls (no mwin32 headers) +redirect into the shim's buffered overlay while the live registry stays untouched. + +**Problem.** The shim's value to a client today requires the client to call the +`mReg*` names (or include ``). Unmodified code that calls the +genuine `RegCreateKeyExW` reaches advapi32, not the shim. We want a **supported, +user-mode, link-time** way to redirect those calls with no source edits — and +explicitly **not** the runtime-patching route (Detours) or the kernel route. The +redirection problem is arbitrarily hard if approached as "intercept everything"; +we deliberately take the shallow, supported slice that covers what the client +*links*, and stop there. + +**Mechanism (confirmed by the M-ALIAS-1 spike, MSVC x64).** Ship clients an +*alias object* (`mwin32_alias`) they add to their link line alongside the shim's +import library `m_mwin32.lib`. It contains no logic — only the symbols/directives +that retarget each Win32 reg name onto its `mReg*` counterpart. There are two +client reference forms, and the spike established what each requires: + +1. **`dllimport` reference — the decisive one.** Once `` is included + (the universal real case) `RegCloseKey` is declared `__declspec(dllimport)`, so + a call compiles to `call qword ptr [__imp_RegCloseKey]`. We **define that data + slot ourselves**, aimed at the shim. The slot is emitted **signature-free** as a + pointer-sized `void(*)()`: + ```cpp + extern "C" void mRegCloseKey(); + extern "C" void (*__imp_RegCloseKey)() = &mRegCloseKey; + ``` + The IAT slot is just a pointer; the client's own `` declaration casts + through its typed call site, so the alias never needs the real signatures (which + is what lets one generator emit all 82 slots uniformly from the `.def`). The + spike confirmed this redirects the call to our function **and that advapi32's + `RegCloseKey` member is never pulled** — defining `__imp_RegCloseKey` ourselves + satisfies the symbol, so there is no duplicate-symbol conflict even with + `advapi32.lib` on the default link line. (`__imp_` is the x64 spelling — C + linkage, no stdcall decoration.) + +2. **Plain (non-`dllimport`) reference — best-effort fallback only.** If a client + declared the function itself without `dllimport`, the reference is to the + undecorated thunk `RegCloseKey`. We emit + `#pragma comment(linker, "/alternatename:RegCloseKey=mRegCloseKey")`, but the + spike proved this is a **weak fallback that loses to advapi32**: when + `advapi32.lib` is on the link line its strong `RegCloseKey` thunk satisfies the + reference and `/alternatename` is ignored (the spike's plain call returned + advapi32's `ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE`, bypassing the shim). `/alternatename` only + takes effect when the name is otherwise undefined (advapi32 absent). We emit it + anyway because it is harmless and helps that case, but we do **not** promise + plain-form redirection over advapi32. In practice this is a non-issue: real + Win32 clients include `` and therefore hit form (1). + +**Alias target = the shim's undecorated import name, via a dedicated undecorated +import library.** The alias references undecorated `mReg*` symbols, but the +**auto-generated** `m_mwin32` import library does *not* expose them: the `mReg*` +functions have C++ linkage, so that import library carries only their **decorated** +names (e.g. `?mRegCloseKey@@YAJPEAUHKEY__@@@Z`). Discovered at M-ALIAS-4 when 82 +undecorated references went unresolved. + +The first fix attempted — giving the shim `extern "C"` linkage to emit clean +undecorated exports — was **rejected**: several `mReg*` functions intentionally +re-throw `std::system_error`, and under `/EHsc` an `extern "C"` function is assumed +not to throw (C4297). Forcing `extern "C"` would silently change the shim's +exception contract, which is out of scope for a redirection feature. + +Instead we keep the shim's C++ linkage unchanged and build a **second, undecorated +import library** from the same `mwin32.def`: +``` +link /lib /def:mwin32.def /name:m_mwin32.dll /out:m_mwin32_alias_import.lib /machine:x64 +``` +Because `mwin32.def` exports by **undecorated** name, this import library exposes +undecorated `mRegCloseKey` thunks and `__imp_mRegCloseKey` slots that bind to the +DLL's undecorated export-table entries at load time. The `mwin32_alias` OBJECT +library links **both** this undecorated import library (to resolve the alias's +undecorated references) **and** the `m_mwin32` target (so consumers transitively +track and copy `m_mwin32.dll` at runtime — CMake does not infer the DLL dependency +from a bare import-library path). + +**advapi32 contract.** Defining `__imp_` for every redirected function means +advapi32.lib is never pulled for those names, so link order versus advapi32 does +not fight us and there is no conflict. Functions *not* in the alias set still +resolve from advapi32 normally — no conflict, because we define only the slots we +redirect. + +**Single source of truth.** The alias translation unit is **generated from +`mwin32.def`** so the alias set and the export set cannot drift. The `mReg` +→ `Reg` map is mechanical (strip the leading `m`). + +**Deliberate scope / limitations.** This is opt-in, link-time, user-mode only. + +- It redirects what the client *links* through the `__imp_` slots it defines. It + cannot redirect a reference already compiled into a third-party static library + that hard-references advapi32's `__imp_` slots, nor calls made via + `GetProcAddress`/`LoadLibrary`, nor the advapi32→kernelbase API-set layering. + Reaching those is the "do more" envelope — a runtime interceptor (Detours) + delegated the messy coverage chase, evaluated separately and only if the + link-time slice proves insufficient. +- The `mReg*` bodies, the `.def`-as-source-of-truth, and the passthrough + (mode (a)) trampoline that this milestone hardens are exactly what a future + Detours delivery vehicle would reuse, so the link-time work de-risks that path + rather than competing with it. + +Primary motivating scenarios: deterministic test isolation first, then +combined filesystem+registry mocking for file-heavy work, where redirecting a +process's own registry calls to a buffered/persisted overlay is the whole point. + +## D9 — `.pilcfg` fault-script selection (D8 fault layer from config) + +Milestone M-FAULTCFG makes the PIL fault layer (the fault-injecting decorator, +PIL D8) selectable from a `.pilcfg` sidecar, so the shim — and any client whose +registry calls are redirected through it — can be driven through scripted failure +paths without a code change. + +Decisions: + +- **Schema member.** The `.pilcfg` schema gains an optional `fault_script` + string naming a `` XML file (the PIL fault artifact, PIL D8 / + M-FAULT-1). Absent → no fault injection. Parsing is **strict** like every other + member (`parse_pilcfg`: present-but-non-string throws), consistent with D5. + +- **Layering.** `build_platform_from_config` wraps the fault layer **around the + base stack the other settings already selected** — live, buffered, redirected, + or a persisted snapshot (mode (c)). The fault decorator composes over any of + them via the public `m::pil::apply_fault_layer`, so fault injection is + orthogonal to which base mode is active (e.g. a replay run against a snapshot + can still be made to fail the Nth `RegCreateKeyExW`). + +- **Tolerant load (consistent with D5/D7).** Loading the referenced fault file is + best-effort: a missing or malformed `fault_script` leaves the base stack + **unwrapped** rather than throwing. The session must not be broken by a bad + fault config any more than by a bad sidecar. The tolerance lives in + `build_platform_from_config` (a `try/catch` around `load_fault_script` / + `apply_fault_layer`), distinct from the strict `parse_pilcfg`: the *reference* + is parsed strictly, the *referenced file* is loaded tolerantly — the same + split D5/D7 draw between `parse_pilcfg` and `load_pilcfg`. + +- **Public surface used.** The wiring depends only on the PIL public fault façade + (`m/pil/fault.h`: `load_fault_script`, `apply_fault_layer`; PIL M-FAULTCFG-1), + not the `m::pil::impl::fault` internals. + + + +## D10 — Centralized exception→`LSTATUS` mapping in the shim (M-FAULTCFG-3) + +Wiring the fault layer (D9) into a scenario the *sample client* observes exposed +a gap in the shim's error translation. The fault decorator raises the `m::` +exception categories that mirror the real platform's statuses (`m::access_denied`, +`m::out_of_resources`, `m::sharing_violation`, `m::already_exists`, +`m::not_supported`, `m::not_found`) — all subclasses of `m::runtime_error`, **not** +`std::system_error`. The registry entry points in `mwinreg.cpp` each caught only +`std::system_error` (decoding a Win32/HRESULT code), so a fault-raised exception +would have escaped the `extern "C"` boundary and terminated the process instead of +being reported to the caller as an `LSTATUS`. + +Decisions: + +- **One mapping site.** Rather than scatter per-type `catch` clauses across the + ~30 entry points, a single helper `registry_exception_to_lstatus()` performs the + translation. It is called from within a `catch (...)` and rethrows the active + exception to match its dynamic type, mapping each recognized category to its + Win32 status and rethrowing anything unrecognized (so unrelated exceptions + propagate exactly as before). Every entry point's catch block now funnels + through this helper, replacing the previously duplicated `std::system_error` + blocks. + +- **Category→status table.** `m::not_found`→`ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`, + `m::access_denied`→`ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED`, + `m::sharing_violation`→`ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION`, + `m::already_exists`→`ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS`, + `m::out_of_resources`→`ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY`, + `m::not_supported`→`ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED`, and (newly handled) + `m::invalid_parameter`→`ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER`. The last closes a pre-existing + latent escape: `M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER` throws `m::invalid_parameter`, which the + old `std::system_error`-only catches did not handle. + +- **Function-specific overrides win.** A few query/enumeration entry points still + carry their own `catch (m::not_found const&)` ahead of the catch-all, because + they map "not found" to a *function-specific* status (e.g. `ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS` + for value enumeration) rather than the generic `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`. The + specific handler runs first; the centralized helper covers everything else. + +This is the mono-repo "fix the layer" response: the gap was a real shim defect +surfaced by the fault scenario, so it was fixed where it lives (`mwinreg.cpp`) +rather than worked around in the test. + +Note (see D12): this centralized helper translates **exceptions / `std::error_code`s**, +which are cross-cutting facts carried by the thrown object independent of which verb +raised them. It is emphatically **not** a disposition mapper — PIL `disposition` values +are owned per-verb and are never translated by shared code. + +## D11 — Win32 filesystem API surface: handling inventory (M-FS-SHIM) + +The Win32 filesystem surface is **much** broader than the registry surface — well over +two hundred entry points once the `A`/`W`, `Ex`, `Transacted`, and `2` variants are +counted. We do **not** shim all of them. This decision records the complete inventory and, +for every API, the deliberate disposition: what we redirect into the PIL filesystem +surface, what we forward untouched, and what we explicitly do not handle and why. + +### Disposition codes + +| Code | Meaning | +|---|---| +| **S** | **Shim now** (M-FS-SHIM) — redirect into PIL `ifilesystem` via the session. Isolated (passthrough / buffered / redirecting / logging / fault) per `.pilcfg`. | +| **S/ns** | **Shim now, namespace + metadata only** — the name, node kind, attributes, and timestamps are isolated; **byte content is not** (PIL D14). For passthrough the real content still flows; for buffered the content gap is the deferred PIL M-FS-STREAMS work. | +| **H** | **Handle-translating (alias mandatory).** The API consumes a file handle, and our handle could be one we minted — so the entry point **must** be aliased even though its *payload* may be deferred. It resolves the pseudo-handle to its backing object, then either forwards the payload to the real OS handle (passthrough) or serves/defers it from the content model (buffered). See the handle-translation invariant below. The payload disposition is given in the Notes (e.g. "content deferred (D14)"). | +| **D** | **Deferred** — a planned future milestone owns the *payload semantics* (file/stream **content**, alternate data streams, memory-mapped views, hard/symbolic links, volume enumeration). Not in M-FS-SHIM. (Where a deferred API also consumes our handle, it is **H** for the alias and **D** for the payload.) | +| **F** | **Forward** — intentionally passed straight to the real OS; not isolated. Reserved for APIs that take **no handle of ours** and either carry no path we choose to redirect, or whose isolation has near-zero value (process-global state, temp/system-directory probes, volume/disk geometry). A `.pilcfg` may still observe it through logging if we choose to wrap it later. | +| **X** | **Out of scope / not shimmed** — EFS raw backup, or non-namespace handle types (pipes, mailslots, completion ports). We do not alias these; genuine calls reach the real API unchanged. | + +The default-build / default-test guarantee is unaffected: everything here is link-time +alias + runtime session redirection (D8), never a new build dependency. + +### The handle-translation invariant + +`CreateFile*` (and every other open/create entry point) returns a handle **we minted** via +the `handle_table` — a value with our recognizable bit pattern, **not** a real OS `HANDLE`. +That is deliberate: minting uniformly (even in passthrough) is what lets the isolation +envelope see, log, fault, or buffer *every* subsequent operation regardless of mode. + +The direct consequence is a hard rule: + +> **Any Win32 API that consumes a file handle must be aliased and must translate our +> pseudo-handle to its backing object before doing anything else.** There is no disposition +> under which a handle-consuming API may be left un-aliased while our handles can reach it — +> a genuine `ReadFile(ourHandle, …)` handed to the real `::ReadFile` would be given a value +> that is not a kernel handle and would fail with `ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE`. + +So even content APIs we are *deferring* (`ReadFile`, `WriteFile`, `SetFilePointer`, …) are +still **shimmed now** for the handle-translation layer: in passthrough they resolve the +pseudo-handle to the real OS handle the session opened and forward the byte operation to it; +only the *buffered/virtual content model* is deferred (D14 / M-FS-STREAMS). These rows are +marked **H**, not **D** — the alias is mandatory, the payload is what's deferred. The same +applies to handle-based metadata, locking, durability, and `GetFileType`. + +### Dusty-deck coverage + +These techniques target **legacy ("dusty deck") code bases**, so we cannot assume callers use +the modern APIs. The old file primitives — `OpenFile`/`_lopen`/`_lcreat`/`_lread`/`_lwrite`/ +`_llseek`/`_lclose`, the `LZ*` expansion family, and even the deprecated NTFS **Transacted** +entry points — are therefore **covered**, not dismissed. Most are thin historical wrappers +over the same namespace and handle model, so we alias them onto the same PIL verbs and the +same `handle_table`: a legacy `HFILE` we return is one of our minted values, and `_lread`/ +`_lclose`/`LZRead`/`LZClose` translate it exactly like `ReadFile`/`CloseHandle` do. Transacted +variants are aliased too — we map them onto their non-transacted PIL op and **ignore the +transaction handle** (under a buffered/redirecting overlay the transaction is moot), which is +strictly safer than letting an un-aliased `CreateFileTransacted` reach the real volume and +defeat isolation. The only legacy things left **X** are those with no namespace identity to +isolate (EFS raw backup, non-file handle types). + +### Open / create + +| API (A/W unless noted) | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `CreateFileA` / `CreateFileW` | **S/ns** | Core open/create. Maps `dwCreationDisposition` / `dwDesiredAccess` / `dwShareMode` onto PIL `create_file` vs `open_file`; returns an interned handle (M-FS-SHIM-4). Content R/W deferred (D14). | +| `CreateFile2` | **S/ns** | Win8+ form taking `CREATEFILE2_EXTENDED_PARAMETERS`. Same mapping; lower priority than `CreateFileW`. | +| `ReOpenFile` | **H** | Re-derives a handle from an existing handle. Resolve our pseudo-handle, re-open the backing object with the new access/share, mint a fresh pseudo-handle. | +| `OpenFile` (legacy `OFSTRUCT`) | **S/ns** | Dusty-deck 16-bit-era open. Aliased: redirect the path, mint an `HFILE` from the same `handle_table`; the `_l*` family below translates it. `OF_*` flags mapped onto creation disposition. | +| `_lopen` / `_lcreat` | **S/ns** | Legacy open/create. Same path + handle treatment as `OpenFile`. | +| `CreateFileTransactedA` / `…W` | **S/ns** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted PIL open; the transaction handle is **ignored** (moot under a buffered/redirecting overlay). Mapping it is safer than letting it reach the real volume and break isolation. | + +### Read / write / content & positioning + +> All rows here consume a handle, so all are **H** (handle translation mandatory — see the +> invariant above). The **content** payload is the deferred PIL M-FS-STREAMS tier (D14): in +> passthrough the translated real handle serves real bytes; the buffered/virtual content +> model is what's deferred. + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `ReadFile` / `ReadFileEx` / `ReadFileScatter` | **H** | Translate pseudo→real handle, forward the read (passthrough). Buffered content deferred (D14). | +| `WriteFile` / `WriteFileEx` / `WriteFileGather` | **H** | As reads. Buffered content deferred. | +| `_lread` / `_lwrite` / `_hread` / `_hwrite` | **H** | Legacy R/W over an `HFILE` we minted. Same translate-then-forward as `ReadFile`. | +| `SetFilePointer` / `SetFilePointerEx` / `_llseek` | **H** | Translate handle, forward the seek (passthrough). Virtual positioning deferred with the content tier. | +| `GetFileSize` / `GetFileSizeEx` | **H** | Size is metadata, but the call is handle-based: translate, then serve from `query_information`. | +| `SetEndOfFile` / `SetFileValidData` | **H** | Translate handle; allocation/EOF mutation forwarded (passthrough), buffered form deferred. | +| `FlushFileBuffers` | **H** | Translate handle, forward the durability barrier to the real handle. | +| `LockFile` / `LockFileEx` / `UnlockFile` / `UnlockFileEx` | **H** | Byte-range locks: translate handle, forward. No namespace effect, but the handle is ours so the alias is mandatory. | + +### Delete / move / copy / replace + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `DeleteFileA` / `DeleteFileW` | **S** | → PIL `remove_entry`. | +| `MoveFileA` / `MoveFileW` | **S** | → PIL `rename_entry`. | +| `MoveFileExA` / `MoveFileExW` | **S** | Adds `MOVEFILE_*` flags (replace-existing, copy-allowed, write-through, delay-until-reboot). Replace/copy honored; `DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT` is best-effort/forward. | +| `MoveFileWithProgressA` / `…W` | **S** | As `MoveFileEx`; the progress callback is ignored under isolation (no physical copy). | +| `CopyFileA` / `CopyFileW` | **S/ns** | Namespace copy (create dest node). True byte copy depends on the content tier (D14); buffered copy of content is deferred. | +| `CopyFileExA` / `…W` / `CopyFile2` | **S/ns** | As `CopyFile`; progress/cancel callbacks ignored under isolation. | +| `ReplaceFileA` / `ReplaceFileW` | **S/ns** | Atomic replace = namespace re-key + backup node; content semantics deferred. | +| `MoveFileTransacted*` / `CopyFileTransacted*` | **S/ns** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted move/copy; transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | + +### Attributes / metadata / info + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `GetFileAttributesA` / `GetFileAttributesW` | **S** | → `query_information` (attributes). | +| `GetFileAttributesExA` / `…W` | **S** | Returns `WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA` (attrs + timestamps + size) — all metadata PIL holds. | +| `SetFileAttributesA` / `…W` | **S** | → metadata mutation on the node. | +| `GetFileInformationByHandle` | **H** | Handle-based metadata read; translate the pseudo-handle, then serve the metadata. | +| `GetFileInformationByHandleEx` | **H** | Translate handle; many `FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS` classes — metadata classes served, content/stream/IO classes deferred or forwarded by class. | +| `SetFileInformationByHandle` | **H** | Translate handle; metadata classes (basic, rename, disposition) served; allocation/EOF classes deferred. | +| `GetFileTime` / `SetFileTime` | **H** | Handle-based timestamp metadata: translate handle, then serve/mutate. | +| `GetFileType` | **H** | Translate handle; our interned disk handles report `FILE_TYPE_DISK`. (Cannot forward an un-translated pseudo-handle to the real `::GetFileType`.) | +| `GetFinalPathNameByHandleA` / `…W` | **H** | Translate handle, resolve back to a path; under redirecting must map private→public. | +| `GetCompressedFileSizeA` / `…W` | **F** | On-disk compressed size — physical detail PIL does not model; forward. | +| `GetBinaryTypeA` / `…W` | **F** | Inspects an executable's image; forward. | +| `Get/SetFileAttributesTransacted*` | **S** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted attribute op; transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | + +### Directory create / remove + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `CreateDirectoryA` / `CreateDirectoryW` | **S** | → PIL `create_directory`. | +| `CreateDirectoryExA` / `…W` | **S** | Template-dir variant; template attributes best-effort. | +| `RemoveDirectoryA` / `RemoveDirectoryW` | **S** | → PIL `remove_entry` (directory). | +| `CreateDirectoryTransacted*` / `RemoveDirectoryTransacted*` | **S** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted directory op; transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | + +### Enumeration / search / name resolution + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `FindFirstFileA` / `FindFirstFileW` | **S** | → `enumerate_entries`; interns enumeration state; fills `WIN32_FIND_DATA` (M-FS-SHIM-5). | +| `FindFirstFileExA` / `…W` | **S** | Adds info-level / search-op / flags (large-fetch, case-sensitive); flags honored where PIL can. | +| `FindNextFileA` / `FindNextFileW` | **S** | Advances the interned cursor; `ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES` at end. | +| `FindClose` | **S** | Releases the interned enumeration state (distinct from `CloseHandle` — find handles are their own namespace). | +| `FindFirstFileNameW` / `FindNextFileNameW` | **D** | Hard-link enumeration — depends on the deferred links model. | +| `FindFirstStreamW` / `FindNextStreamW` | **D** | Alternate-data-stream enumeration — the deferred PIL M-FS-STREAMS tier 1. | +| `FindFirst*Transacted*` | **S** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted enumeration; transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | +| `SearchPathA` / `SearchPathW` | **S/ns** | Resolves a name against a search path; redirect each probed directory. | +| `GetFullPathNameA` / `…W` | **S** | Pure path canonicalization; route through PIL `file_path` (D11 of PIL) so `..`/separators match the isolated view. | +| `GetLongPathNameA` / `…W` | **S/ns** | Requires the namespace to resolve short→long; served from the isolated namespace. | +| `GetShortPathNameA` / `…W` | **F** | 8.3 short names are a volume feature we do not synthesize; forward. | +| `GetLongPathNameTransacted*` | **S/ns** | TxF — deprecated, but dusty-deck code calls it. Aliased onto the non-transacted resolution; transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | + +### Hard links / symbolic links / reparse + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `CreateHardLinkA` / `…W` | **D** | Links model is deferred (a node reachable by multiple names). | +| `CreateSymbolicLinkA` / `…W` | **D** | Reparse/symlink modeling deferred. | +| `CreateHardLink/SymbolicLinkTransacted*` | **D** | TxF — deprecated; aliased onto the non-transacted (deferred) link op, transaction handle ignored (D11 invariant). | +| `DeviceIoControl` (FSCTL reparse, etc.) | **H** | Takes a handle, so the alias is mandatory: translate the pseudo-handle, then forward the `IOCTL`/`FSCTL`. Only specific FSCTLs are filesystem-relevant; revisit individually if a scenario needs one isolated. | + +### Current directory / well-known paths / temp + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `GetCurrentDirectoryA` / `…W` | **F** | Process CWD — a process-global, not a namespace store. Forward (a future mode could virtualize it). | +| `SetCurrentDirectoryA` / `…W` | **F** | As above; forward. | +| `GetTempPathA` / `…W`, `GetTempPath2A` / `…W` | **F** | Probes env vars; low isolation value; forward. | +| `GetTempFileNameA` / `…W` | **S/ns** | Mints + creates a name in a directory — that directory is redirectable, so the created node lands in the isolated view. | +| `GetWindowsDirectoryA` / `…W`, `GetSystemDirectoryA` / `…W`, `GetSystemWindowsDirectory*` | **F** | Well-known system roots; forward (and intentionally so — HWC itself resolves `system32\inetsrv` this way, D-HWC-3). | +| `AreFileApisANSI` / `SetFileApisToANSI` / `SetFileApisToOEM` | **F** | Process-global A-API codepage toggle; forward (our `*A` shims honor CP_ACP regardless). | +| `NeedCurrentDirectoryForExePathA` / `…W`, `SetSearchPathMode`, `CheckNameLegalDOS8Dot3` | **F** | Policy/name-legality probes; forward. | + +### Volumes / drives / mount points + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `GetLogicalDrives`, `GetLogicalDriveStringsA` / `…W` | **F** | Enumerates real volumes; PIL roots are open-ended (PIL D10) but we do not synthesize a fake drive list in M-FS-SHIM. Forward; candidate for a later "virtual volume set." | +| `GetDriveTypeA` / `…W` | **F** | Forward. | +| `GetDiskFreeSpaceA` / `…W`, `GetDiskFreeSpaceExA` / `…W`, `GetDiskSpaceInformationW` | **F** | Physical capacity — not modeled; forward. | +| `GetVolumeInformationA` / `…W`, `GetVolumeInformationByHandleW` | **F** | Volume label/FS/serial; forward. | +| `GetVolumePathNameA` / `…W`, `GetVolumePathNamesForVolumeNameA` / `…W`, `GetVolumeNameForVolumeMountPointA` / `…W` | **F** | Volume↔path mapping; forward. | +| `SetVolumeLabel*`, `SetVolumeMountPoint*`, `DeleteVolumeMountPoint*` | **F** | Mutates real volume config; forward (never silently redirect a mount-point change). | +| `FindFirstVolumeA/W` … `FindVolumeClose`, `FindFirst/NextVolumeMountPoint*` | **D** | Volume enumeration — deferred with the virtual-volume idea. | +| `QueryDosDeviceA` / `…W`, `DefineDosDeviceA` / `…W` | **F** | DOS-device namespace; forward. | + +### Memory-mapped files + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `CreateFileMappingA` / `…W`, `CreateFileMapping2`, `CreateFileMappingNuma*` | **D** | Mapped views expose **content** by pointer — depends on the deferred content tier; a buffered file cannot back a real mapping. | +| `OpenFileMappingA` / `…W` | **D** | As above. | +| `MapViewOfFile` / `…Ex` / `…2` / `…3` / `…FromApp`, `UnmapViewOfFile*`, `FlushViewOfFile` | **D** | Deferred with mapping/content. | + +### Change notification + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `ReadDirectoryChangesW` / `ReadDirectoryChangesExW` | **S** | Already modeled by the PIL filesystem **monitor** (PIL D15). The shim routes these into `ifilesystem::monitor()`. | +| `FindFirstChangeNotificationA` / `…W`, `FindNextChangeNotification`, `FindCloseChangeNotification` | **S/ns** | Coarser event-only notification; map onto the monitor surface (no per-change detail). | + +### Encryption / compression-stream / backup (specialized) + +| API | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| `EncryptFileA` / `…W`, `DecryptFile*`, `FileEncryptionStatus*`, `AddUsersToEncryptedFile`, … | **X** | EFS policy on real files; not modeled. Not aliased. | +| `OpenEncryptedFileRaw*`, `Read/WriteEncryptedFileRaw`, `CloseEncryptedFileRaw` | **X** | EFS raw backup stream; out of scope. | +| `BackupRead` / `BackupSeek` / `BackupWrite` | **H** | Whole-file structured stream (incl. ADS) over a handle: translate the pseudo-handle, forward (passthrough). The structured/ADS *content* belongs to the deferred stream tier. | +| `LZOpenFile*`, `GetExpandedName*` | **S/ns** | Dusty-deck LZ (`lz32`) expansion. Aliased: redirect the path, mint an `HFILE` from the `handle_table`. | +| `LZRead`, `LZSeek`, `LZClose`, `LZCopy`, `LZInit` | **H** | Operate on an LZ handle we minted: translate, then forward the decompression to the real handle (passthrough). Buffered content deferred. | +| `Wow64DisableWow64FsRedirection` / `…Revert` / `Wow64EnableWow64FsRedirection` | **F** | WOW64 redirection toggle — a *different* OS redirection mechanism; forward and leave alone. | + +### Non-filesystem handle types (explicitly excluded) + +| API family | Disposition | Notes | +|---|---|---| +| Named pipes (`CreateNamedPipe*`, `ConnectNamedPipe`, …), mailslots (`CreateMailslot*`) | **X** | Use file *handles* but are not the file *namespace*; out of scope for the filesystem surface (a future IPC surface could own them). | +| I/O completion ports (`CreateIoCompletionPort`, `GetQueuedCompletionStatus*`, `PostQueuedCompletionStatus`) | **X** | Generic async I/O plumbing, not filesystem; forward/untouched. | + +### Consequences for the alias set and `CloseHandle` + +The **S** / **S/ns** / **H** rows are the ones whose names go into `mwin32.def` so the +`mwin32_alias` object (D8) redirects genuine client calls. **H** rows in particular are +**not optional**: because we mint pseudo-handles, every handle-consuming entry point must be +aliased or a genuine call would hand a non-handle to the real API (the handle-translation +invariant above). **F** and **X** rows are *not* aliased — genuine calls reach the real API. + +Two cross-cutting handle entry points sit at the seam: + +- `CloseHandle`: file handles use it (there is no `RegCloseKey` analogue), so `mCloseHandle` + must inspect the handle and release only values minted by our `handle_table`, forwarding + every other handle to the real `::CloseHandle` (M-FS-SHIM-6). It is the only shim *broader* + than its registry analogue, which is why `CloseHandle` aliasing is opt-in and carries that + caveat in the checklist. +- `DuplicateHandle`: **H** — when the source is one of ours it must mint a second + `handle_table` entry referring to the same backing object (honoring close-source semantics); + when the source is foreign it forwards to the real `::DuplicateHandle`. + +This is the same seam that makes the handle-translation invariant load-bearing: the moment we +chose to mint uniformly (so the isolation envelope sees every op), we committed to aliasing +*every* handle-consuming API, legacy `HFILE`/`LZ` handles included. + +## D12 — Flags and dispositions belong to a *verb*, not an interface; their mapping is never shared + +Each PIL operation declares its **own** `*_flags`, `*_result_code`, and `*_result_flags` +enums *inside the abstract virtual member function that owns that operation* — e.g. +`idirectory::open_directory_flags` / `open_directory_result_code` are distinct types from +`idirectory::open_file_flags` / `open_file_result_code`, even though both happen to spell a +`not_found` member today. A `disposition` and a +`disposition` are **different, non-interchangeable types**. The +vocabulary is owned by the verb, not by `idirectory` and not by "the filesystem surface." + +The consequence, stated as bluntly as possible so a future contributor does not re-derive the +wrong conclusion: + +- **There is no shared flags→PIL or disposition→Win32 mapping table, and there must never be + one.** The superficial resemblance between, say, `open_directory`'s "not found" and + `open_file`'s "not found" is a *recurring happenstance*, not a *structural* similarity. It + does not license shared code. Writing a single "map a filesystem disposition to a Win32 + last-error" function forces a union of result-code vocabularies, and the instant one verb + gains a code that is meaningless for another (it will), the shared function is already wrong. + Each call site interprets the specific disposition of the specific verb it just called. + +- **The only cross-verb invariant is the trivial gate**, which is a *validation*, not a + *mapping*: when a caller passes `flags == 0` (no behavior opted into), the returned + disposition must be empty (no contractual non-error outcome can be produced). A code is only + ever produced when the matching flag opted into it (e.g. `open_*_result_code::not_found` + appears only when `tolerate_not_found` was passed). A generic assert of that gate is + legitimate; a generic translator of the *values* is not. + +- **What *is* legitimately centralized is orthogonal:** the exception / `std::error_code` → + Win32 translation in `win32_error_mapping.h` (D10). That is shareable precisely *because it + is not disposition mapping*. An exception's category (`m::not_found`, `m::access_denied`, …) + and a `std::system_error`'s Win32 code are cross-cutting facts carried by the *thrown object*, + independent of which verb raised them; the `error_code` channel and the `disposition` channel + are deliberately separate (see `filesystem_interfaces.h`). Sharing the exception mapper does + **not** imply, and must not grow into, a shared disposition mapper. + +How `mwinfile.cpp` already honors this: the metadata/namespace entry points never read a +disposition *code*. `query_path_metadata` distinguishes present/absent purely through the +`tolerate_not_found` contract — a null returned pointer with no `ec` means "not that kind of +node here" — and reports genuine failures through the `error_code` channel, which the single +exception mapper then translates. No per-verb result code is ever inspected, so there is +nothing to centralize and no temptation to start. + +This decision schedules no new work: it is a guardrail constraining how the remaining +M-FS-SHIM items (and any future PIL-backed shim) are written. + +## D13 — Handle-based metadata: reads are served, writes are an accepted no-op (M-FS-HANDLE-META) + +The handle-consuming metadata APIs (`GetFileInformationByHandle`, +`GetFileInformationByHandleEx`, `GetFileSize`/`Ex`, `GetFileTime`/`SetFileTime`, `GetFileType`, +`GetFinalPathNameByHandle`, `SetFileInformationByHandle`) translate the shim-minted pseudo-handle +to its backing `m::pil::ifile` (D11 invariant) and serve every **read** from +`ifile::query_information`. Size is always the metadata size, never a content length (D14). + +The PIL filesystem surface this milestone exposes exactly one metadata verb — `query_information` +(a read). There is **no** metadata-write verb on `ifile`. The metadata-mutation entry points +(`SetFileTime`, and the metadata `FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS` classes of +`SetFileInformationByHandle`: basic, rename, disposition) therefore resolve the handle, validate +the request, and report **success without persisting any change**. This is the same +accept-and-ignore stance the shim already takes for behavior PIL cannot model under isolation +(e.g. `MoveFileEx` ignoring `dwFlags`, the progress callbacks of the copy family). It is a +deliberate, documented no-op, not an oversight: + +- **Why not fail?** A caller that sets a timestamp or a basic-info attribute expects success; + failing would break dusty-deck code that ignores the result anyway, and there is no honest + Win32 error meaning "your write was understood but this provider keeps no writable metadata." +- **Why not extend PIL now?** The milestone is explicitly scoped "no PIL change." Adding a + metadata-write verb is a cross-component PIL change deferred to a future milestone; when it + lands, only these entry points' implementations change, never their specification. +- **The boundary is sharp.** Classes whose backing data is *byte content or on-disk allocation* + (`FileAllocationInfo`, `FileEndOfFileInfo`, stream/compression/IO classes) are **not** accepted: + they report `ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED` (the deferred-content error, M-FS-CONTENT) rather than a + silent success, because pretending to resize content would be a correctness lie, whereas + accepting an unpersisted metadata write is a tolerable fidelity gap. + +`GetFinalPathNameByHandle` returns the **public** path the caller opened with, taken from the +path stored in the handle's `file_handle_state` at `mCreateFile` time. The redirecting decorator +maps public→private internally, so storing the caller's path is exactly the private→public +mapping the API must report — with no reverse-mapping support required from the provider. GUID / +NT volume forms have no PIL analogue and report `ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED`; the DOS form renders the +extended-length `\\?\` escape and the volume-less form renders a drive-relative path. + + +## D14 — Path-based copy / replace / temp-file / path-resolution: namespace-only, metadata writes are no-ops, replace is single-root (M-FS-COPY) + +> Numbering note: this is **mwin32 decision D14**. Earlier bare "(D14)" / "PIL D14" +> citations in this file point at the *PIL* M-FS-STREAMS decision (a different +> component's numbering space), not at this decision. + +The remaining **path-based** namespace/metadata APIs the inventory (D11) marks S / S/ns — +the copy family (`CopyFileW/A`, `CopyFileExW/A`, `CopyFile2`), `ReplaceFileW/A`, +`CreateDirectoryExW/A`, `GetTempFileNameW/A`, `SetFileAttributesW/A`, and the path-resolution +family (`GetFullPathNameW/A`, `GetLongPathNameW/A`, `SearchPathW/A`) — are implemented entirely +on the metadata/namespace verbs PIL already exposes. No handle content is involved, so the +milestone needs no PIL change. + +- **Copies are namespace-only.** A copy verifies the source exists (a missing source fails + `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`; a directory source fails `ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED`) and, subject to the + fail-if-exists check, creates the destination as a fresh **empty** node via `create_file`. + Byte content is the deferred PIL M-FS-STREAMS tier, so the copy reproduces the *name and node + kind*, never the bytes. The progress / cancel callbacks of `CopyFileEx` / `CopyFile2` and the + copy-flag bits other than `COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS` are accepted and ignored — the same + accept-and-ignore stance D13 documents for unmodellable behavior. `CopyFile2` reports the same + outcomes as an `HRESULT` (`HRESULT_FROM_WIN32`). + +- **Replace is a single-root namespace re-key.** `ReplaceFile` requires the replaced and + replacement nodes to exist and, when a backup is requested, re-keys the replaced node onto the + backup name (removing any prior backup first) before re-keying the replacement node onto the + replaced name; without a backup the replaced node is removed outright. Because PIL's + `rename_entry` operates within one root, all three names must share a root — a cross-root + request fails `ERROR_NOT_SAME_DEVICE` rather than silently copying across roots. The replace + flags and the reserved parameters are ignored. + +- **`GetTempFileName` mints deterministically.** With `uUnique == 0` the name is chosen by + scanning the 16-bit space upward from 1 and creating the first unused node empty — deterministic + under isolation rather than seeded from the system clock — so repeated calls return distinct, + freshly created names. With `uUnique != 0` the name is formed from the low 16 bits and **no** + node is created, matching the genuine API. `CreateDirectoryEx` ignores the template directory + (there is no metadata to clone) and otherwise creates the directory like `CreateDirectory`. + `SetFileAttributes` verifies the target exists (missing → `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`) and then + accepts and discards the attribute mask: PIL exposes no metadata-write verb this milestone, so + the set is the same documented no-op as D13's handle-based metadata writes. + +- **Path resolution routes through PIL `file_path` (D11).** `GetFullPathName` canonicalizes with + `lexically_normal(path_surface::windows)` and emits the result under the shared Win32 path-name + length contract (chars-excluding-null on success; required-size-including-null when the buffer is + absent or too small); `lpFilePart` is pointed at the final component within the caller buffer, or + null when the path has no distinct file component. There is no current directory under isolation, + so a relative input is normalized lexically rather than rooted at a CWD. `GetLongPathName` + additionally requires the path to exist (a missing path fails `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`) and returns + the canonical form unchanged — there is no short/long distinction to expand. `SearchPath` walks + the semicolon-separated `lpPath` directories (a default extension is appended only when the name + carries none) and returns the canonical path of the first existing match; a `NULL` `lpPath` + selects the real default search order, which has no meaning under isolation and so fails + `ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND`. + +## D15 — Change notification: shimmed onto the PIL monitor; live-provider-only; directory handles and the FindFirst* event model (M-FS-NOTIFY) + +The Win32 change-notification family — the detailed `ReadDirectoryChangesW` / +`ReadDirectoryChangesExW` pair and the coarse `FindFirstChangeNotification` family — is realized on +the **already-complete** PIL filesystem monitor (`ifilesystem::monitor()`, PIL D15). No PIL change +was required. The `FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_*` mask and `bWatchSubtree` flag project one-to-one onto +`register_watch_flags`, and the monitor's detailed `(kind, entry_name)` records project back onto +the `FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION` action codes; the two mappings are exact inverses of the direct +provider's own filter/action mapping, so the Win32 semantics survive the round-trip across the PIL +surface. + +- **Notifications fire only under a live provider, not buffering.** Whether a watch observes + anything is decided by the *provider*, not by the shim. The direct (passthrough) provider + implements the watch with a genuine `ReadDirectoryChangesW` against the real directory and reports + real mutations; the **buffered** provider models a sealed snapshot and its `register_watch` is + unimplemented (it throws `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`). Consequently the notification APIs require a + non-buffered configuration backed by a real directory — which is why the M-FS-NOTIFY-3 test runs + under a *passthrough* `.pilcfg` watching a real scratch directory under the OS temp path, unlike + the buffered+redirecting `.pilcfg` the copy / metadata suites use. + +- **A notification directory handle carries only a path.** `ReadDirectoryChangesW` needs a + *directory* handle, which the genuine API obtains with `FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS`. The shim's + `CreateFile` honors that flag by validating the directory exists and interning a + `file_handle_state` whose backing `ifile` is **null** and whose only meaningful field is the + caller's path; the per-handle watch (and the PIL monitor token it owns) is installed lazily on the + first `ReadDirectoryChangesW` and torn down by RAII when the handle closes. A consequence and + current limitation: the handle-based *metadata* APIs (D13) assume a non-null backing `ifile`, so + calling them on a backup-semantics directory handle is out of scope for this milestone. + +- **Async delivery is bridged to the Win32 read shapes by a per-handle queue.** The monitor calls + back on a threadpool thread; the shim funnels each record into a per-handle queue guarded by a + mutex. A synchronous `ReadDirectoryChangesW` (NULL `lpOverlapped`) blocks on a condition variable + until a record is queued and then decodes the queue; an overlapped call either drains immediately + (records already queued) or records the read as *pending* so the next callback fills the buffer, + sets `*lpBytesReturned`, and signals the `OVERLAPPED` event. Completion-routine (APC) delivery is + not modeled — `lpCompletionRoutine` is ignored; an event-bearing `OVERLAPPED` is the supported + asynchronous form. The extended class `ReadDirectoryChangesExW` rejects anything but + `ReadDirectoryNotifyInformation` with `ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER`: the extended records carry + timestamps and sizes the PIL surface does not deliver, so silently returning basic records would + misrepresent the contract. + +- **`FindFirstChangeNotification` returns a real OS event, not a minted handle.** Because the shim + does **not** intercept `WaitForSingleObject`, the handle this family returns must be genuinely + OS-waitable. So `FindFirstChangeNotification` creates a real manual-reset Win32 event, registers an + event-only watch whose callback signals it (discarding the per-change detail this family does not + report), and records the owning context in a process-wide side registry keyed by the event handle + — it cannot live in `handle_table`, which mints pseudo-handles outside the OS namespace. + `FindNextChangeNotification` re-arms by resetting the event; `FindCloseChangeNotification` looks the + context up, removes it, and lets it die *after* releasing the registry lock so the watch's + cancellation (which may block on an in-flight callback) never contends on that lock. Teardown order + inside the context is load-bearing: the token is released first (quiescing callbacks), then the + sink, and only then is the event closed. + +- **Redirection and the live monitor path-shape reconciliation (implemented).** The redirecting + decorator keys on the *relative* directory name (e.g. `mwin32_copy_pub`), whereas a live watch + needs a *root-qualified* directory path to open. The PIL `fs_redirector::try_map` now handles this + by suffix-matching on the relative portion of rooted paths: given `C:\temp\xxx\pub_prefix\child`, + it strips leading components from the relative path until it finds `pub_prefix` in the redirection + table, then reconstructs `C:\temp\xxx\priv_prefix\child`. This enables a redirected-directory + notification test (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR milestone). + +## D-SDK — Publishable mwin32 SDK: layout, CPack component, multi-arch, pipeline assembly (M-SDK) + +The `mwin32` shim is shipped to external consumers as a standalone, downloadable +**SDK** — distinct from the full `m` developer release. A consumer wants exactly +three things: the public headers, the shim binaries for the architecture they +target, and enough scaffolding (CMake package + examples + guide) to link and run. +The SDK packages precisely that and nothing else. The user-facing contract is the +guide at [`docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md`](docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md); this decision +records the *producer* side. + +Decisions: + +- **One package, per-architecture binary subtrees.** The SDK is a single artifact + with shared, architecture-neutral `include/`, `lib/cmake/m/`, `docs/`, and + `examples/` trees, plus one `x64/{bin,lib}` and one `arm64/{bin,lib}` subtree for + the architecture-specific `m_mwin32.dll` / `m_mwin32.lib` / `mwin32_alias.lib`. + Rationale: headers and the CMake package are identical across architectures, so + duplicating them per-arch would only invite drift; the binaries are the only + thing that genuinely differs. The exact layout is normative and is mirrored in §3 + of the guide — the two must be kept in sync. + +- **A dedicated CPack component, not the full-`m` zip.** The SDK install rules are + tagged `COMPONENT mwin32_sdk` so `cpack -D CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL=mwin32_sdk` + produces the SDK in isolation, independent of the broader `m` release artifact. + This keeps the SDK small (no unrelated `m` libraries) and lets the SDK and the + full release be cut from the same build without entangling their contents. + +- **Bundled examples build against the *installed* package.** The three + [`sample/`](sample) clients ship as sources under `examples/` together with a + generated top-level `examples/CMakeLists.txt` that does + `find_package(m CONFIG REQUIRED)` and links `m::mwin32_alias` — i.e. they consume + the SDK exactly as an external user would, **not** via the in-tree CMake targets. + This makes the examples a live, out-of-tree proof that the packaged CMake config + actually works; an example that only built in-tree would not catch a broken + install/export. + +- **Multi-arch is assembled by merging two single-arch installs.** CMake configures + one architecture per build tree, so the SDK is produced by building+installing the + `mwin32_sdk` component for x64 and for ARM64 separately, then merging the two + install trees into the §3 layout (shared trees taken once, binaries placed under + their `x64/` / `arm64/` subtree). The merge is the single place that knows the + cross-arch layout. Corollary fix: the alias **import-library** generation in + [`CMakeLists.txt`](CMakeLists.txt) currently hard-codes `/machine:x64`; it must + follow the active target architecture so the ARM64 build emits a correct ARM64 + alias import lib. + +- **Assembly happens in the GitHub release pipeline, on the existing tag trigger.** + The SDK is built and published by GitHub Actions on the same `v*` tag push that + cuts the full release (extending + [`.github/workflows/release.yml`](../../../../.github/workflows/release.yml) or a + sibling workflow): a matrix builds both architectures, the merge runs, and the + result is attached to the GitHub Release as `mwin32-sdk-.zip` alongside the + full-`m` zip. There is no manual/local assembly path in the supported flow — the + pipeline is the source of truth — though a single-arch `cpack` remains usable + locally for verification. + +## D16 — DLL-client / FreeLibrary lifetime: process rundown vs. live unload + +`m_mwin32.dll` mints watch handles (D15) and interns them in the process-wide +`g_handles` table. Because `CloseHandle` is marked `; noalias` in `mwin32.def`, an +ordinary client's `::CloseHandle` of a minted handle never reaches `mCloseHandle`, +so minted directory-watch handles — each owning a PIL monitor token whose teardown +blocks on threadpool wait/timer callbacks (D15) — can still be live in `g_handles` +when the host process ends. The two ways a process can end are fundamentally +different and must be handled separately. + +### Process termination (the `g_handles` teardown hazard) + +When the process exits, the C runtime tears the DLL down in a fixed order: +`_DllMainCRTStartup` calls the user `DllMain(DLL_PROCESS_DETACH)` **first**, then +runs the static-destructor / `atexit` table — which includes the `g_handles` +destructor. By the time `g_handles`'s destructor runs, the OS loader has already +terminated every other thread in the process. Driving a watch token's normal +teardown there (`WaitForThreadpool*Callbacks`) would wait forever on worker +threads that no longer exist (a hang), and any late trace would reach +infrastructure that is mid-teardown (the dangling-monitor failure recorded in the +tracing component's `DESIGN-NOTES.md` D1). + +Decisions: + +- **A minimal `DllMain` records the cause of detach.** mwin32 keeps the standard + CRT entry point and adds its own `DllMain` (canonical MSVC form, no + `extern "C"`). On `DLL_PROCESS_DETACH` it inspects `lpReserved`: per the Microsoft + contract, `lpReserved != NULL` means the process is terminating, `== NULL` means a + `FreeLibrary` unload while the process keeps running. On the terminating case it + sets an anonymous-namespace `g_process_terminating` flag in `handle_table.cpp`. + The body does nothing else — under loader lock only a trivial store is safe. + +- **`g_handles` leaks itself on termination.** `handle_table`'s destructor checks + `g_process_terminating`; when set, it moves its map into a heap allocation and + abandons it (`new std::map<...>(std::move(m_table))`) rather than destroying the + entries. The watch tokens — and their threadpool waits — are never torn down; the + OS reclaims the address space. On a normal (non-terminating) destruction the table + tears down as usual. + +- **Why a flag, not a direct query, drives the leak.** The leak decision lives in + mwin32 (layer above PIL), so it is keyed on mwin32's own `DllMain` signal rather + than reaching down into a lower layer. This keeps the layering one-directional: + PIL never reads an mwin32 symbol. + +### `FreeLibrary` unload (process lives on) + +When a DLL client deliberately unloads the provider with `FreeLibrary` while the +process continues, the address space is **not** being reclaimed: leaking the watch +tokens would leak real OS resources for the remaining life of the process, and the +threadpool threads are still alive, so a normal quiesce **is** safe and correct. +This is the opposite of the termination case, and `lpReserved == NULL` is exactly +how `DllMain` tells them apart. + +A client that unloads the provider mid-process is therefore responsible for +quiescing its outstanding watches *before* `FreeLibrary` (closing the minted +handles, which on the redirecting path runs the token's normal teardown). To make +that determination easy and uniform, the redirecting library exposes a reusable +rundown helper — `m::pil::impl::redirecting::process_rundown_in_progress()` +([`src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.h`](../../../libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.h)) — +backed on Windows by ntdll's `RtlDllShutdownInProgress` (resolved once by name; it +is not in the public SDK headers). It reports true **only** during process +termination, not for a single `FreeLibrary`. The redirecting monitor-token wrapper +(`filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper`) consults it in its destructor: on +process rundown it *releases* (leaks) its underlying direct token to skip the unsafe +threadpool teardown; on a live unload it lets the underlying token tear down +normally. This gives the redirecting layer the same leak-on-terminate semantics as +`g_handles`, but expressed where the token actually lives and reusable by any PIL +consumer — not just mwin32. + +Cross-reference: the tracing component's process-lifetime monitor is itself a +deliberately leaked singleton for the same family of reasons (its `DESIGN-NOTES.md` +D1); together these ensure that nothing mwin32 touches during late shutdown +dereferences an already-freed object. + +## D17 — `.pilcfg` host-path members support `%VAR%` environment-variable expansion + +A `.pilcfg` is intended to be checked in alongside the code it configures and then +run on whatever machine clones the repository. The host-path members it carries +(`persisted_state`, `capture_snapshot`, `diagnostic_log`, `fault_script`, and the +webcore `materialization_dir` / `fault_script`) therefore cannot be hard-coded +absolute paths — they must resolve to per-machine locations such as a temp or +profile directory. + +Specified behavior (owned by us, not inherited from any dependency): when +`parse_pilcfg` reads a member that denotes a **host filesystem path**, it expands +Windows `%VAR%` tokens against the current process environment. A `%NAME%` token is +replaced by the value of environment variable `NAME`; an **undefined** token is left +verbatim; a value containing no `%` token is returned unchanged. Expansion happens at +parse time, so the returned `pilcfg` already carries resolved paths. + +Decisions: + +- **Only host-path members are expanded.** Logical namespace identifiers — + redirection `from`/`to` keys and webcore `endpoints` `public`/`private` — are taken + **literally** and are never expanded, so a legitimate `%` inside a key or endpoint + is never disturbed. The two classes of string are deliberately treated differently + because one names a location on the host and the other names a node in the virtual + namespace. + +- **`ExpandEnvironmentStringsW` is the chosen implementation.** Its `%VAR%` syntax and + its "undefined token left verbatim" contract match our specification, so it is used + to realize the behavior. The specification is what we guarantee; the API is merely + how we achieve it. On any API failure the literal member value is returned (the + member is never dropped). + +- **No new schema members.** Expansion is a property of *how existing path members are + interpreted*, not a new toggle, so a checked-in `.pilcfg` needs no opt-in. Files + that happen to contain no `%` are wholly unaffected. + +The helper (`expand_environment_path`, `pilcfg.cpp`) and its per-member application +are unit-tested in `test_pilcfg.cpp` (`PilcfgExpand.*`), including the negative cases +that redirection keys and webcore endpoints are preserved verbatim. diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/PLANS.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/PLANS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4d9e97dc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/PLANS.md @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +# mwin32 plans + +Completed plans are recorded in [COMPLETED-PLANS.md](COMPLETED-PLANS.md). + +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Status | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| +| [CHECKLIST.md](CHECKLIST.md) | in progress | M-SDK (completed): publishable multi-arch (x64 + ARM64) mwin32 SDK artifact — user's guide ([docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md](docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md)), CPack `mwin32_sdk` component, bundled standalone examples (`find_package(m)`), arch-aware alias import lib + multi-arch merge ([cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake](cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake)), and GitHub release-pipeline assembly ([.github/workflows/mwin32-sdk.yml](../../../../.github/workflows/mwin32-sdk.yml)) all delivered. M-HWC-SHIM (active): `mWebCore*` Hostable Web Core shim exposing the PIL `iwebcore` engine surface. M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR (not started): redirected-directory notification integration test, enabled by PIL M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR-1. Prior milestones complete: M-FS-LEGACY (dusty-deck `OpenFile`/`_l*`/`_h*`/`LZ*`/Transacted legacy file APIs — D11 coverage; LZ family is a no-decompression passthrough, D16), M-FS-CONTENT (handle-translation for byte content — D11 invariant + D16 redirection-backed whole-file model; partial/mid-file mutation returns the documented unsupported error), M-FS-NOTIFY (change-notification shim onto the PIL D15 monitor — live-provider-only, D15), M-FS-COPY (path-based copy/replace/extended-namespace & path-resolution APIs — D14 namespace-only/no-op-metadata/single-root-replace boundary), M-FS-HANDLE-META (handle-based filesystem metadata APIs served from `ifile::query_information`), M-FS-SHIM (Win32 filesystem API shim — `mCreateFileW` / `mFindFirstFileW` / `mGetFileAttributesExW` / …, handle_table file+find handles, `ec`→Win32-last-error, generic `CloseHandle` routing), M-ALIAS (link-time alias object), M-SAMPLE, M-ENUMVALUE, M-FAULTCFG | [DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) (D8, D9, D10, D11 filesystem-API inventory, D13 handle-metadata read/no-op boundary, D14 copy/replace/temp-file/path-resolution namespace-only boundary, D15 change-notification shim model, D-SDK SDK packaging/multi-arch/pipeline); [../../../libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md](../../../libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md) (D9–D16 filesystem, D-HWC-1…D-HWC-7) | diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f22fb384 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +# +# Merge two (or more) single-architecture mwin32 SDK install trees into one +# multi-architecture SDK matching docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md §3 (M-SDK-4, D-SDK). +# +# Each input is the install tree produced by installing the `mwin32_sdk` CPack +# component for one architecture: it already has the shared, architecture-neutral +# trees (include/, lib/cmake/, docs/, examples/) plus exactly one architecture +# binary subtree (x64/ or arm64/). The shared trees are byte-identical across +# architectures, so merging is simply: copy every input over the output (shared +# files overwrite identically; the disjoint arch subtrees accumulate). +# +# Usage: +# cmake -D "SDK_INPUTS=;" -D SDK_OUTPUT= \ +# -P merge-mwin32-sdk.cmake +# +# After the copy this script asserts the merged tree contains the expected +# architecture subtrees so a broken single-arch input fails the release loudly. + +if(NOT DEFINED SDK_INPUTS) + message(FATAL_ERROR "merge-mwin32-sdk: SDK_INPUTS (a ;-list of install trees) is required.") +endif() +if(NOT DEFINED SDK_OUTPUT) + message(FATAL_ERROR "merge-mwin32-sdk: SDK_OUTPUT (the merged output dir) is required.") +endif() + +file(MAKE_DIRECTORY "${SDK_OUTPUT}") + +set(_found_arches "") +foreach(_in IN LISTS SDK_INPUTS) + if(NOT IS_DIRECTORY "${_in}") + message(FATAL_ERROR "merge-mwin32-sdk: input '${_in}' is not a directory.") + endif() + + # Identify which architecture subtree this input carries (the directory that + # holds bin/m_mwin32.dll). + set(_this_arch "") + foreach(_arch x64 arm64 x86) + if(EXISTS "${_in}/${_arch}/bin/m_mwin32.dll") + list(APPEND _found_arches "${_arch}") + set(_this_arch "${_arch}") + endif() + endforeach() + if(NOT _this_arch) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "merge-mwin32-sdk: input '${_in}' has no /bin/m_mwin32.dll; " + "it is not a valid single-arch SDK tree.") + endif() + + # Copy the whole input into the output. Shared trees overwrite identically; + # the arch subtree is unique to this input. + file(COPY "${_in}/" DESTINATION "${SDK_OUTPUT}") + message(STATUS "merge-mwin32-sdk: merged '${_this_arch}' tree from ${_in}") +endforeach() + +# Sanity-check the merged result: the shared package config and at least one arch +# subtree must be present. +if(NOT EXISTS "${SDK_OUTPUT}/lib/cmake/m/m-config.cmake") + message(FATAL_ERROR "merge-mwin32-sdk: merged tree is missing lib/cmake/m/m-config.cmake.") +endif() +if(NOT EXISTS "${SDK_OUTPUT}/examples/CMakeLists.txt") + message(FATAL_ERROR "merge-mwin32-sdk: merged tree is missing examples/CMakeLists.txt.") +endif() + +list(REMOVE_DUPLICATES _found_arches) +list(LENGTH _found_arches _arch_count) +message(STATUS "merge-mwin32-sdk: merged ${_arch_count} architecture(s): ${_found_arches}") +message(STATUS "merge-mwin32-sdk: output at ${SDK_OUTPUT}") diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/mwin32-sdk-config.cmake b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/mwin32-sdk-config.cmake new file mode 100644 index 00000000..83049932 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/mwin32-sdk-config.cmake @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +# +# mwin32 SDK CMake package config. +# +# Installed into the `mwin32_sdk` CPack component as `lib/cmake/m/m-config.cmake`, +# so an external consumer who puts the unpacked SDK root on CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH can +# do `find_package(m CONFIG REQUIRED)` and link `m::mwin32_alias` / `m::m_mwin32`. +# +# This config is deliberately a *relocatable hand-written* config rather than an +# install(EXPORT) dump: the alias is an OBJECT library whose link interface is a +# raw object file plus a generated import library, which export() cannot relocate +# cleanly. Every path below is resolved relative to this file, and the +# per-architecture binary subtree (x64 / arm64) is selected at find_package time. +# See DESIGN-NOTES D-SDK and docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md §3. + +# SDK root is three levels up from lib/cmake/m/. +get_filename_component(_m_sdk_root "${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}/../../.." ABSOLUTE) + +# Select the per-architecture binary subtree. Honor a caller override +# (-D M_SDK_ARCH=arm64); otherwise infer from the active toolchain. +if(NOT DEFINED M_SDK_ARCH) + if(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID) + string(TOLOWER "${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ARCHITECTURE_ID}" M_SDK_ARCH) + elseif(CMAKE_GENERATOR_PLATFORM) + string(TOLOWER "${CMAKE_GENERATOR_PLATFORM}" M_SDK_ARCH) + else() + set(M_SDK_ARCH "x64") + endif() +endif() + +set(_m_arch_dir "${_m_sdk_root}/${M_SDK_ARCH}") +if(NOT EXISTS "${_m_arch_dir}/bin/m_mwin32.dll") + message(FATAL_ERROR + "mwin32 SDK: no binaries for architecture '${M_SDK_ARCH}' under " + "'${_m_arch_dir}'. Set -D M_SDK_ARCH= to match your target.") +endif() + +# The shim DLL + its import library and public headers. +if(NOT TARGET m::m_mwin32) + add_library(m::m_mwin32 SHARED IMPORTED) + set_target_properties(m::m_mwin32 PROPERTIES + IMPORTED_LOCATION "${_m_arch_dir}/bin/m_mwin32.dll" + IMPORTED_IMPLIB "${_m_arch_dir}/lib/m_mwin32.lib" + INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES "${_m_sdk_root}/include") +endif() + +# The link-time alias. Consumed as an interface so a consumer's link gets: +# * the alias object file (defines the __imp_ slots that preempt +# advapi32 / kernel32 — must be an object input, not a static-lib member), +# * the generated undecorated import library (binds the alias' references to the +# shim DLL), and +# * the shim DLL itself (transitively, via m::m_mwin32). +if(NOT TARGET m::mwin32_alias) + file(GLOB _m_alias_obj "${_m_arch_dir}/lib/objects-*/mwin32_alias/*.obj") + if(NOT _m_alias_obj) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "mwin32 SDK: alias object file missing under '${_m_arch_dir}/lib'.") + endif() + add_library(m::mwin32_alias INTERFACE IMPORTED) + set_target_properties(m::mwin32_alias PROPERTIES + INTERFACE_LINK_LIBRARIES + "${_m_alias_obj};${_m_arch_dir}/lib/m_mwin32_alias_import.lib;m::m_mwin32") +endif() diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/sdk-examples-CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/sdk-examples-CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c26e348d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/cmake/sdk-examples-CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +# +# Standalone build of the mwin32 SDK examples. This is the top-level CMakeLists +# that ships inside the SDK's examples/ folder; it consumes the SDK exactly as an +# external user would — via find_package(m) and the m:: imported targets — rather +# than the in-tree build targets. See docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md §6 and DESIGN-NOTES +# D-SDK. +# +# To build (from the unpacked SDK root): +# cmake -S examples -B build-examples -D CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH= +# cmake --build build-examples +# +# On a multi-arch SDK, add -D M_SDK_ARCH=arm64 to target the ARM64 binaries. + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) +project(mwin32_sdk_examples CXX) + +find_package(m CONFIG REQUIRED) + +# Each example is an ordinary Win32 client that links the alias object and so is +# redirected into the shim with no source change. A .pilcfg sidecar (not shipped — +# author your own next to the built .exe) selects passthrough / buffered / etc. +foreach(_ex + mwin32_sample_client + mwin32_fs_sample_client + mwin32_notify_sample_client) + add_executable(${_ex} ${_ex}.cpp) + target_compile_features(${_ex} PRIVATE cxx_std_20) + target_link_libraries(${_ex} PRIVATE m::mwin32_alias) + + # Copy m_mwin32.dll next to the example so it can launch. + add_custom_command(TARGET ${_ex} POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS) +endforeach() diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5a7e8265 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md @@ -0,0 +1,334 @@ + + +# mwin32 SDK — User's Guide + +> Audience: C++ engineers who want to run existing Win32 code against an +> **isolated**, controllable view of the registry and filesystem — most often to +> make tests **hermetic** (no live machine state, fully reproducible) without +> rewriting the code under test. + +--- + +## 1. What mwin32 is, and why it exists + +`mwin32` is a Windows-only, drop-in replacement DLL (`m_mwin32.dll`) for a subset +of the Win32 API. Today it covers three families: + +| Family | Example entry points | Count | +|---|---|---| +| **Registry** | `RegCreateKeyExW`, `RegSetValueExW`, `RegQueryValueExW`, `RegCloseKey`, … | 84 | +| **Filesystem** | `CreateFileW`, `FindFirstFileW`, `CopyFileExW`, `GetFileAttributesExW`, `ReadDirectoryChangesW`, … | ~110 | +| **Hostable Web Core** | `WebCoreActivate`, `WebCoreShutdown`, `WebCoreSetMetadata` | 3 | + +Every shim entry point is named with a leading `m` (`mRegCreateKeyExW`, +`mCreateFileW`, `mWebCoreActivate`, …) and is a *thin* redirect into the `m` +package's **PIL** (Platform Isolation Library). PIL is a decorator stack, so the +same client code can run in one of several modes **chosen outside the program**: + +- **passthrough** — calls flow straight through to the live Win32 API. Behaves + exactly like the real OS; zero isolation. +- **logging** (`record_modifications`) — calls run live *and* every modification + is recorded so it can be written out and inspected. +- **buffered** (`buffer_updates`) — modifications land in an in-memory overlay + *away from the live system*. The program reads back what it wrote, but the live + registry / filesystem is never touched. The overlay can be persisted to a + snapshot file. +- **persisted replay** — the program runs entirely against a previously captured + snapshot over a *null* backing OS, so it needs no live machine state at all. +- **redirecting** — a path/key prefix is rewritten to a private backing location. +- **fault injection** — selected calls fail with a chosen error, to exercise + error paths deterministically. + +### Why this matters for tests + +A test that calls `RegSetValueExW` or `CreateFileW` directly normally has two bad +options: mock every OS call (invasive, and you stop testing the real call), or +touch the live machine (non-hermetic, order-dependent, leaves residue). `mwin32` +gives a third option: **run the unmodified code, but redirect its OS calls into an +isolated overlay** so the test is reproducible and leaves nothing behind. + +### Mode selection — the `.pilcfg` sidecar + +The active mode is **not** compiled into your program. At startup the shim looks +for a JSON file named `.pilcfg` next to the host `.exe` +(`GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, …)`). If it is absent or malformed, the shim falls +back to **passthrough** and never breaks the host. If present, it selects the +stack: + +```json +{ "buffer_updates": true } +``` + +```json +{ + "buffer_updates": true, + "redirections": [ { "from": "mytest_pub", "to": "mytest_priv" } ] +} +``` + +```json +{ "persisted_state": "snapshot.xml" } +``` + +Schema members (all optional): + +| Member | Type | Effect | +|---|---|---| +| `buffer_updates` | bool | Buffered overlay (writes isolated in memory). | +| `record_modifications` | bool | Logging layer (records modifications). | +| `redirections` | array of `{ "from", "to" }` | Rewrite a key/path prefix to a private backing location. | +| `persisted_state` | string | Run against a captured XML snapshot over a null OS. | +| `fault_script` | string | Reference to a fault-injection script (deterministic failures). | +| `webcore` | object | Hostable Web Core isolation options. | + +Unknown members are ignored (forward-compatible). See the component +`DESIGN-NOTES.md` (D5, D7, D9) for the exact semantics. + +--- + +## 2. Two ways to consume mwin32 + +### Option A — Link the alias object (no source changes) + +If your code already calls the **genuine** Win32 names (`RegCreateKeyExW`, +`CreateFileW`, …) through ``, you can redirect it at **link time** with +no source edits by linking the `mwin32_alias` object library: + +```cmake +target_link_libraries(my_client PRIVATE mwin32_alias) +``` + +`mwin32_alias` contains no logic. For every shim export it defines the matching +`__imp_` import-address-table slot and points it at the `m*` shim, so a +`__declspec(dllimport)` call from `` lands in the shim instead of +advapi32 / kernel32. The slot set is generated from `mwin32.def`, so it can never +drift from the exports. Linking the object transitively brings in `m_mwin32.dll`. + +**What the alias redirects, and what it cannot.** This is a deliberately shallow, +supported, link-time mechanism. It redirects the Win32 calls the client itself +*links*. It does **not** redirect: + +- calls made through `GetProcAddress` / `LoadLibrary` (resolved at runtime); +- calls already compiled into a **third-party static library** that hard-references + the system import slots; +- the advapi32 → kernelbase API-set layering beneath the public names. + +When `advapi32.lib` / `kernel32.lib` is on the link line it wins any *plain* +(non-`dllimport`) reference; the `__imp_` slot is the reliable path, and real +`` clients always take it. Reaching the excluded cases requires a +runtime-interception (Detours) envelope, which is out of scope for the SDK. + +### Option B — Call the `m*` shims directly + +If you are writing new code (or can edit the code under test), include the shim +headers and call the `m*` names directly. This bypasses the alias entirely and has +none of the alias limitations above. + +```cpp +#include // mReg* registry shims +#include // m* filesystem shims +#include // mWebCore* shims + +HKEY key = nullptr; +LSTATUS rc = ::mRegCreateKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"my\\subkey", 0, nullptr, + REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE, KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE, + nullptr, &key, nullptr); +``` + +The `m*` entry points reproduce the Win32 contracts (return codes, last-error +behavior, buffer-size negotiation) of the functions they shim. + +--- + +## 3. Linking against the SDK + +The SDK ships a CMake package. After installing/extracting it: + +```cmake +find_package(m CONFIG REQUIRED) + +add_executable(my_tool main.cpp) + +# Option A — link-time redirection of genuine Win32 calls: +target_link_libraries(my_tool PRIVATE m::mwin32_alias) + +# Option B — call the m* shims directly: +target_link_libraries(my_tool PRIVATE m::m_mwin32) +``` + +The SDK layout (per architecture) is: + +``` +mwin32-sdk/ + include/m/mwin32/ mwinreg.h, mwinfile.h, mwinhwc.h, mWindows.h + x64/ + bin/m_mwin32.dll + lib/m_mwin32.lib, mwin32_alias.lib + arm64/ + bin/m_mwin32.dll + lib/m_mwin32.lib, mwin32_alias.lib + lib/cmake/m/ package config (find_package(m)) + examples/ the sample clients below, buildable as-is + docs/mwin32-sdk-guide.md +``` + +`m_mwin32.dll` must be discoverable at run time (same directory as your `.exe`, or +on `PATH`). When you link via CMake targets, `$` can copy +it next to your executable automatically — see the examples' `CMakeLists.txt`. + +--- + +## 4. Making a test hermetic — worked example + +Goal: test a function that writes and reads a registry value, with **no effect on +the live registry** and **fully reproducible** results. + +### 4.1 The code under test (unchanged) + +This is ordinary Win32 code. It includes only `` and has no knowledge +of mwin32: + +```cpp +// settings.cpp — production code, not modified for the test +#include + +bool save_count(unsigned long count) +{ + HKEY key = nullptr; + LSTATUS rc = ::RegCreateKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"Acme\\App", 0, nullptr, + REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE, KEY_WRITE, + nullptr, &key, nullptr); + if (rc != ERROR_SUCCESS) return false; + rc = ::RegSetValueExW(key, L"count", 0, REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&count), sizeof(count)); + ::RegCloseKey(key); + return rc == ERROR_SUCCESS; +} +``` + +### 4.2 The test target — link the alias, generate a `.pilcfg` + +```cmake +add_executable(test_settings test_settings.cpp settings.cpp) +target_link_libraries(test_settings PRIVATE mwin32_alias GTest::gtest_main) + +# Hermetic: buffer every registry write into an in-memory overlay so the live +# registry is never touched and the test is reproducible. +add_custom_command( + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E echo {\"buffer_updates\": true} > $.pilcfg + VERBATIM) +add_custom_target(test_settings_pilcfg DEPENDS $.pilcfg) +add_dependencies(test_settings test_settings_pilcfg) + +# Copy m_mwin32.dll next to the test executable so it can launch. +add_custom_command(TARGET test_settings POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS) +``` + +### 4.3 The test body + +```cpp +// test_settings.cpp +#include +#include + +bool save_count(unsigned long count); // from settings.cpp + +TEST(Settings, SaveCountIsHermetic) +{ + // Runs against the buffered overlay selected by test_settings.exe.pilcfg. + EXPECT_TRUE(save_count(7)); + + // Read it back — the overlay returns exactly what was written... + HKEY key = nullptr; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + ::RegOpenKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"Acme\\App", 0, KEY_READ, &key)); + DWORD value = 0, cb = sizeof(value), type = 0; + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + ::RegQueryValueExW(key, L"count", nullptr, &type, + reinterpret_cast(&value), &cb)); + EXPECT_EQ(7u, value); + ::RegCloseKey(key); + + // ...and the LIVE registry under HKCU\Acme\App was never created. +} +``` + +Because the overlay is in memory and discarded at process exit, every run starts +clean — the defining property of a hermetic test. Note the buffered session is +process-wide and persists across tests in the same executable, so use distinct +key/value names per test (or split into separate test executables) if you need +full inter-test isolation. + +### 4.4 Filesystem isolation + +The filesystem family works the same way. For files, combine `buffer_updates` +with a `redirections` entry so a public path prefix is served from a private +backing location: + +```json +{ + "buffer_updates": true, + "redirections": [ { "from": "acme_pub", "to": "acme_priv" } ] +} +``` + +Code that calls `CreateFileW(L"acme_pub\\data.bin", …)` then reads and writes +through the isolated overlay rather than the real path. This is exactly how the +component's own `test_mwin32_fscopy` / `test_mwin32_fslegacy` suites stay +hermetic — see [`../test/CMakeLists.txt`](../test/CMakeLists.txt). + +--- + +## 5. Capture once, replay forever + +You can capture a real run's registry/filesystem effects into a snapshot, then +replay your program (or test) against that snapshot on a machine that has none of +the original state: + +1. **Capture** — run under `{ "buffer_updates": true }`; the overlay is persisted + to an XML snapshot. +2. **Replay** — run under `{ "persisted_state": "snapshot.xml" }`; reads and writes + go entirely to the loaded snapshot over a *null* OS. Layer flags and + redirections are ignored in this mode. + +This makes it possible to reproduce a customer's environment-dependent bug in CI +without that environment. + +--- + +## 6. Bundled examples + +The SDK `examples/` folder contains buildable, runnable clients that link +`mwin32_alias` and demonstrate each surface end-to-end: + +| Example | Demonstrates | +|---|---| +| `mwin32_sample_client.cpp` | Registry create/set/query/enum/delete under buffered, logging, and persisted-replay `.pilcfg`s. | +| `mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp` | Filesystem create/find/copy/move under a redirecting overlay. | +| `mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp` | Directory change notifications (`ReadDirectoryChangesW`) through the shim. | + +Each example has a `.pilcfg` and copies `m_mwin32.dll` next to itself, so it can be +launched directly after building. + +--- + +## 7. Reference + +- **Component overview:** [`../COMPONENT.md`](../COMPONENT.md) +- **Design decisions:** [`../DESIGN-NOTES.md`](../DESIGN-NOTES.md) — D5 (`.pilcfg`), + D6 (registry value ops), D7 (redirections + persisted state), D8 (alias object), + D9 (fault scripts), D11+ (filesystem inventory). +- **PIL internals:** [`../../../../libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md`](../../../../libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md) + +### Limitations at a glance + +- Windows only; x64 and ARM64 binaries ship in the SDK. +- The alias object redirects only **link-time** Win32 references (see §2A). +- The shim covers the registry, filesystem, and Hostable Web Core families listed + in §1 — not the entire Win32 surface. +- A missing/invalid `.pilcfg` always degrades to **passthrough**; it never breaks + the host process. diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/generate_mwin32_alias.cmake b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/generate_mwin32_alias.cmake new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8589aa90 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/generate_mwin32_alias.cmake @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +# +# Generates the mwin32 alias translation unit from mwin32.def. +# +# Usage: +# cmake -DMWIN32_DEF= \ +# -DMWIN32_ALIAS_OUT= \ +# -P generate_mwin32_alias.cmake +# +# mwin32.def's EXPORTS list is the SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH for the alias set. For +# every exported shim name `m` this emits a redirect of the genuine Win32 +# name `` (the map is mechanical: strip the leading 'm') onto the shim: +# +# extern "C" void m(); // import thunk (m_mwin32.lib) +# extern "C" void (*__imp_)() = &m; // the decisive redirect +# #pragma comment(linker, "/alternatename:=m") // best-effort fallback +# +# A `.def` line may carry a trailing `; noalias` comment. Such a name is still +# exported by the DLL (and present in the undecorated import library) so a client +# may call it explicitly, but it is deliberately NOT auto-redirected here. This +# is how `CloseHandle` opts out: redirecting every `CloseHandle` in a client +# would capture non-shim (real OS) handles, so aliasing it is opt-in. +# +# Why this exact form (see DESIGN-NOTES D8 for the full rationale and the spikes +# that established it): +# * The shim's `mReg*` functions have C++ linkage, so the auto-generated +# `m_mwin32` import library exposes only their decorated names. The alias TU +# references the undecorated `mReg` names, which are resolved instead by a +# dedicated undecorated import library built from this same `.def` +# (`m_mwin32_alias_import.lib`; see DESIGN-NOTES D8 and the mwin32 CMakeLists). +# The alias declares them with a uniform signature-free +# `extern "C" void mReg();` declaration. +# * The IAT slot is pointer-sized; the client casts through its own declared +# signature at the call site, so the uniform `void(*)()` slot type is +# sufficient and keeps this generator free of per-function signatures (which +# the .def does not carry). +# * `&mReg` is a link-time address constant, so the slot is initialized at +# load time (before any client call), not by a dynamic initializer of +# unspecified order. +# * Defining `__imp_Reg` ourselves satisfies the symbol the client's +# dllimport call needs, so advapi32's member for that name is never pulled and +# there is no duplicate-symbol conflict. This is the decisive mechanism. +# * The `/alternatename` is a weak fallback for a plain (non-dllimport) client +# reference; it loses to advapi32 when advapi32 is linked, so it is only +# emitted because it is harmless and helps the no-advapi32 case. Real +# clients always hit the `__imp_` slot. +# +# x64 only — `__imp_` is the undecorated x64 spelling. Changing mwin32.def +# regenerates this file; the emitted symbol contract is a breaking change for +# clients linking mwin32_alias. + +if(NOT DEFINED MWIN32_DEF) + message(FATAL_ERROR "generate_mwin32_alias: MWIN32_DEF must be defined") +endif() +if(NOT DEFINED MWIN32_ALIAS_OUT) + message(FATAL_ERROR "generate_mwin32_alias: MWIN32_ALIAS_OUT must be defined") +endif() +if(NOT EXISTS "${MWIN32_DEF}") + message(FATAL_ERROR "generate_mwin32_alias: input def not found: ${MWIN32_DEF}") +endif() + +file(STRINGS "${MWIN32_DEF}" def_lines) + +set(seen_names "") +set(alias_body "") + +foreach(raw_line IN LISTS def_lines) + # Separate any ';' comment (the .def comment marker) from the name so the + # name validation and the alias-opt-out marker can be inspected separately. + string(REGEX REPLACE ";.*$" "" name_part "${raw_line}") + string(REGEX MATCH ";.*$" comment_part "${raw_line}") + string(STRIP "${name_part}" shim_name) + if(shim_name STREQUAL "" OR shim_name STREQUAL "EXPORTS") + continue() + endif() + # Every export must be a shim name: 'm' followed by an uppercase letter, or + # 'm' followed by an underscore for the dusty-deck legacy primitives whose + # genuine names start with an underscore (`_lopen`, `_lcreat`, `_lread`, + # `_lclose`, ...). The Win32 name is still the mechanical strip of the + # leading 'm' (`m_lopen` -> `_lopen`), so the redirect emission is unchanged. + if(NOT shim_name MATCHES "^m([A-Z]|_)") + message(FATAL_ERROR + "generate_mwin32_alias: export '${shim_name}' does not match the m shim shape") + endif() + # The .def may list a name more than once; emit each unique slot exactly once + # so the alias TU has no duplicate __imp_ definitions. + if(shim_name IN_LIST seen_names) + continue() + endif() + list(APPEND seen_names "${shim_name}") + # A 'noalias' marker in the trailing comment means the name is exported by the + # DLL but is deliberately NOT auto-redirected (opt-in aliasing). Skip it here; + # it still participates in the DLL exports and the import library. + if(comment_part MATCHES "noalias") + continue() + endif() + # Win32 name = shim name with the leading 'm' removed. + string(SUBSTRING "${shim_name}" 1 -1 win32_name) + string(APPEND alias_body + "extern \"C\" void ${shim_name}();\n") + string(APPEND alias_body + "extern \"C\" void (*__imp_${win32_name})() = &${shim_name};\n") + string(APPEND alias_body + "#pragma comment(linker, \"/alternatename:${win32_name}=${shim_name}\")\n\n") +endforeach() + +list(LENGTH seen_names alias_count) + +set(alias_header +"// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// GENERATED FILE - DO NOT EDIT. +// Produced by generate_mwin32_alias.cmake from mwin32.def. +// +// Link this object into a client to redirect its genuine Win32 registry calls to +// the mwin32 shim. ${alias_count} functions are redirected. See DESIGN-NOTES D8. +// +// Each entry defines the __imp_ IAT slot the client's dllimport call +// goes through (the decisive redirect) and a /alternatename fallback for plain +// references. The uniform void(*)() slot type is intentional: the slot is only a +// pointer value; the client casts through its own signature at the call site. + +") + +file(WRITE "${MWIN32_ALIAS_OUT}" "${alias_header}${alias_body}") + +message(STATUS + "generate_mwin32_alias: wrote ${alias_count} aliases to ${MWIN32_ALIAS_OUT}") diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3751019f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +target_sources(m_mwin32 PUBLIC FILE_SET HEADERS FILES + m/mwin32/mWindows.h + m/mwin32/mwinreg.h + m/mwin32/mwinfile.h + m/mwin32/mwinhwc.h +) + +set(m_installation_targets ${m_installation_targets} PARENT_SCOPE) diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mWindows.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mWindows.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fea5828b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mWindows.h @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinfile.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinfile.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7b4216ae --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinfile.h @@ -0,0 +1,1008 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + +// +// Win32 filesystem API shim (mwin32 D11). These entry points mirror the shape +// of the genuine filesystem APIs (CreateDirectoryW, DeleteFileW, +// GetFileAttributesExW, ...) so an unmodified client redirects through the +// generated mwin32_alias object with no source change. Each routes through the +// process-wide PIL session into iplatform::get_filesystem(); the active mode +// (passthrough / buffered / redirecting / logging / fault) is chosen by the +// .pilcfg sidecar. +// +// This header declares the non-handle metadata / namespace family (M-FS-SHIM-2) +// plus the handle-minting CreateFile family (M-FS-SHIM-4). The find family and +// CloseHandle routing (M-FS-SHIM-5 / M-FS-SHIM-6) arrive in the same milestone +// but, like the genuine APIs, consume the generic HANDLE surface declared by +// . +// + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCreateDirectory mCreateDirectoryW +#else +#define mCreateDirectory mCreateDirectoryA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRemoveDirectory mRemoveDirectoryW +#else +#define mRemoveDirectory mRemoveDirectoryA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeleteFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeleteFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mDeleteFile mDeleteFileW +#else +#define mDeleteFile mDeleteFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mMoveFile mMoveFileW +#else +#define mMoveFile mMoveFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFlags); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFlags); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mMoveFileEx mMoveFileExW +#else +#define mMoveFileEx mMoveFileExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetFileAttributes mGetFileAttributesW +#else +#define mGetFileAttributes mGetFileAttributesA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_writes_bytes_(sizeof(WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA)) LPVOID lpFileInformation); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_writes_bytes_(sizeof(WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA)) LPVOID lpFileInformation); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetFileAttributesEx mGetFileAttributesExW +#else +#define mGetFileAttributesEx mGetFileAttributesExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// CreateFile family (M-FS-SHIM-4). Maps dwDesiredAccess / dwCreationDisposition +// onto PIL open_file vs create_file, interns the returned ifile in the handle +// table, and returns the minted HANDLE (INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE on failure, like +// the genuine API). +// +// Content is out of scope this milestone (D14): a minted file handle resolves +// metadata only. ReadFile / WriteFile and every other content API are not +// aliased here, so the handle's only valid consumers are the handle-based +// metadata calls and mCloseHandle; passing it to an un-aliased content API +// reaches the real API and fails with ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE (the D11 handle- +// translation invariant). Content lights up in M-FS-CONTENT. +// +// lpSecurityAttributes, dwShareMode, dwFlagsAndAttributes (other than directory +// intent, which is unsupported here) and hTemplateFile are ignored under PIL +// isolation. +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile); + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCreateFile mCreateFileW +#else +#define mCreateFile mCreateFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// Dusty-deck legacy open / create family (M-FS-LEGACY-1). These 16-bit-era ANSI +// primitives mint an HFILE from the *same* handle_table as mCreateFile (D11): +// the returned value carries one of the reserved pseudo-handle bit patterns, so +// the legacy _l* close / read / write family translates it exactly the way +// mCloseHandle does. The OF_* / access styles map onto the PIL open_file vs +// create_file verbs; byte content is out of scope here (it lights up with the +// legacy content family, M-FS-LEGACY-3 / M-FS-CONTENT). +// +// mOpenFile fills the caller's OFSTRUCT with the public path it was given and +// honors the modifier styles it can model: OF_PARSE (fill only, no open), +// OF_CREATE (create / truncate), OF_DELETE (namespace delete), and OF_EXIST +// (existence probe: open then immediately release the handle). The share-mode +// and verify/prompt styles are ignored under PIL isolation. HFILE_ERROR is +// returned on failure, like the genuine API. +// +HFILE APIENTRY +mOpenFile(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuff, _In_ UINT uStyle); + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lopen(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ int iReadWrite); + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lcreat(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ int iAttribute); + +// +// Dusty-deck legacy content family (M-FS-LEGACY-3). The 16-bit-era _l* / _h* +// byte primitives and the LZ (compress / expand) family traffic in the same +// minted HFILE the legacy open family hands back: each widens the HFILE back to +// its HANDLE and forwards to the content shim (ReadFile / WriteFile / +// SetFilePointer / CloseHandle), so a minted value flows through the PIL ifile +// and a genuine value to the real API. The LZ family is a passthrough: PIL +// models no LZ decompression, so an LZ handle is the plain-file HFILE and no +// expansion is performed (D11 / D16). +// +UINT APIENTRY +m_lread(_In_ HFILE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_(uBytes, return) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ UINT uBytes); + +UINT APIENTRY +m_lwrite(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_reads_bytes_(uBytes) LPCCH lpBuffer, _In_ UINT uBytes); + +LONG APIENTRY +m_hread(_In_ HFILE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_(lBytes, return) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ LONG lBytes); + +LONG APIENTRY +m_hwrite(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_reads_bytes_(lBytes) LPCCH lpBuffer, _In_ LONG lBytes); + +LONG APIENTRY +m_llseek(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_ LONG lOffset, _In_ int iOrigin); + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lclose(_In_ HFILE hFile); + +INT APIENTRY +mLZOpenFileA(_In_ LPSTR lpFileName, _Inout_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuf, _In_ WORD wStyle); + +INT APIENTRY +mLZOpenFileW(_In_ LPWSTR lpFileName, _Inout_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuf, _In_ WORD wStyle); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mLZOpenFile mLZOpenFileW +#else +#define mLZOpenFile mLZOpenFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +INT APIENTRY +mLZRead(_In_ INT hFile, _Out_writes_bytes_to_(cbRead, return) CHAR* lpBuffer, _In_ INT cbRead); + +LONG APIENTRY +mLZSeek(_In_ INT hFile, _In_ LONG lOffset, _In_ INT iOrigin); + +VOID APIENTRY +mLZClose(_In_ INT hFile); + +LONG APIENTRY +mLZCopy(_In_ INT hfSource, _In_ INT hfDest); + +INT APIENTRY +mLZInit(_In_ INT hfSource); + +INT APIENTRY +mGetExpandedNameA(_In_ LPSTR lpszSource, _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPSTR lpszBuffer); + +INT APIENTRY +mGetExpandedNameW(_In_ LPWSTR lpszSource, _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPWSTR lpszBuffer); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetExpandedName mGetExpandedNameW +#else +#define mGetExpandedName mGetExpandedNameA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// Transacted (TxF) filesystem family (M-FS-LEGACY-2). Each declaration mirrors +// the genuine Transactional-NTFS signature so the alias redirect is ABI-exact. +// TxF has no analogue on the PIL surface, so every shim forwards to its +// non-transacted m* sibling and ignores the transaction handle (and any +// TxF-only parameters) under isolation (D11): the operation runs un-transacted +// with the sibling's redirection / buffering / last-error behavior. +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _In_opt_ PUSHORT pusMiniVersion, + _In_opt_ PVOID lpExtendedParameter); + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _In_opt_ PUSHORT pusMiniVersion, + _In_opt_ PVOID lpExtendedParameter); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCreateFileTransacted mCreateFileTransactedW +#else +#define mCreateFileTransacted mCreateFileTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCreateDirectoryTransacted mCreateDirectoryTransactedW +#else +#define mCreateDirectoryTransacted mCreateDirectoryTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRemoveDirectoryTransacted mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW +#else +#define mRemoveDirectoryTransacted mRemoveDirectoryTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mMoveFileTransacted mMoveFileTransactedW +#else +#define mMoveFileTransacted mMoveFileTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCopyFileTransacted mCopyFileTransactedW +#else +#define mCopyFileTransacted mCopyFileTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetFileAttributesTransacted mGetFileAttributesTransactedW +#else +#define mGetFileAttributesTransacted mGetFileAttributesTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mSetFileAttributesTransacted mSetFileAttributesTransactedW +#else +#define mSetFileAttributesTransacted mSetFileAttributesTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ FINDEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindFileData, + _In_ FINDEX_SEARCH_OPS fSearchOp, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpSearchFilter, + _In_ DWORD dwAdditionalFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ FINDEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindFileData, + _In_ FINDEX_SEARCH_OPS fSearchOp, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpSearchFilter, + _In_ DWORD dwAdditionalFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mFindFirstFileTransacted mFindFirstFileTransactedW +#else +#define mFindFirstFileTransacted mFindFirstFileTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPWSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetLongPathNameTransacted mGetLongPathNameTransactedW +#else +#define mGetLongPathNameTransacted mGetLongPathNameTransactedA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// Find family (M-FS-SHIM-5). mFindFirstFile enumerates the directory named by +// the pattern's parent via idirectory::enumerate_entries, captures the listing +// behind a handle_table find-enumeration pseudo-handle, and fills +// WIN32_FIND_DATA for the first entry. mFindNextFile advances the cursor +// (ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES at the end); mFindClose releases the state. +// +// Wildcard / literal-name filtering of the pattern leaf is not applied this +// milestone: every child of the parent directory is returned regardless of the +// pattern. The minted find handle is released only by mFindClose (or the +// CloseHandle routing of M-FS-SHIM-6); it is not a content handle. +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData); + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAA lpFindFileData); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mFindFirstFile mFindFirstFileW +#else +#define mFindFirstFile mFindFirstFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextFileW(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextFileA(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAA lpFindFileData); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mFindNextFile mFindNextFileW +#else +#define mFindNextFile mFindNextFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindClose(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile); + +// +// CloseHandle routing (M-FS-SHIM-6). Because files (and find handles) share the +// generic CloseHandle entry point, this shim inspects the handle: a value +// matching the handle_table reserved bit pattern is released from the table; +// any other value forwards to the real ::CloseHandle. This shim is therefore +// broader than mRegCloseKey (which only ever sees registry handles) and must +// not break a genuine OS handle passed to it. Aliasing CloseHandle is opt-in +// for exactly this reason (see M-FS-SHIM-7). +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mCloseHandle(_In_ HANDLE hObject); + +// +// Handle-based metadata family (M-FS-HANDLE-META). Each consumes a HANDLE the +// shim minted via mCreateFile, so the D11 handle-translation invariant requires +// it be aliased: it resolves the pseudo-handle to its backing PIL ifile and +// serves the answer from ifile::query_information. None touch byte content +// (D14): a reported size is the metadata size, never a content length. +// +// Metadata is read-only on the PIL surface this milestone (there is no +// metadata-write verb). The Set* entry points resolve the handle, validate the +// request, and report success without persisting any change (the same +// accept-and-ignore stance the shim takes for parameters isolation cannot +// model); allocation / EOF / content info classes report ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileInformationByHandle(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _Out_ LPBY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION lpFileInformation); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileSize(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpFileSizeHigh); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileSizeEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _Out_ PLARGE_INTEGER lpFileSize); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS FileInformationClass, + _Out_writes_bytes_(dwBufferSize) LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ DWORD dwBufferSize); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileInformationByHandle(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS FileInformationClass, + _In_reads_bytes_(dwBufferSize) LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ DWORD dwBufferSize); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileTime(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpCreationTime, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpLastAccessTime, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpLastWriteTime); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileTime(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpCreationTime, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpLastAccessTime, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpLastWriteTime); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileType(_In_ HANDLE hFile); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_(cchFilePath) LPWSTR lpszFilePath, + _In_ DWORD cchFilePath, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFinalPathNameByHandleA(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_(cchFilePath) LPSTR lpszFilePath, + _In_ DWORD cchFilePath, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetFinalPathNameByHandle mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW +#else +#define mGetFinalPathNameByHandle mGetFinalPathNameByHandleA +#endif + +// +// Byte-content & positioning family (M-FS-CONTENT). These entry points consume a +// minted file HANDLE, translate it to its backing PIL ifile (D11), and serve the +// redirection-backed (D16) whole-file byte stream. A genuine OS handle is +// forwarded untouched to the real API. Content is whole-file (D16): a read +// resolves real backing bytes; a write replaces the file at offset 0; a +// mid-file (non-zero offset) overwrite, vectored scatter / gather, or +// completion-routine (APC) delivery is not modeled and reports +// ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToRead, *lpNumberOfBytesRead) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesRead, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToWrite) LPCVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesWritten, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToRead) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToWrite) LPCVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFileScatter(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT aSegmentArray[], + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFileGather(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT aSegmentArray[], + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +// +// Positioning + size family (M-FS-CONTENT-2). mSetFilePointer{,Ex} move the +// per-handle sequential cursor; mSetEndOfFile / mSetFileValidData mutate size +// within the whole-file content model (D16): truncate-to-empty or no-op resize +// is honoured, any other partial resize reports ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED. +// +DWORD APIENTRY +mSetFilePointer(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ LONG lDistanceToMove, + _Inout_opt_ PLONG lpDistanceToMoveHigh, + _In_ DWORD dwMoveMethod); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFilePointerEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ LARGE_INTEGER liDistanceToMove, + _Out_opt_ PLARGE_INTEGER lpNewFilePointer, + _In_ DWORD dwMoveMethod); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetEndOfFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileValidData(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _In_ LONGLONG ValidDataLength); + +// +// Flush / lock / control / duplicate family (M-FS-CONTENT-3). Each translates a +// minted handle and forwards a modeled no-op (durability / byte-range locking), +// reports ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED (device control), or — for mDuplicateHandle — +// interns a second table entry over the same backing ifile so the duplicate +// shares the original's sequential position. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mFlushFileBuffers(_In_ HANDLE hFile); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mLockFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetLow, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetHigh, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mLockFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwReserved, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mUnlockFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetLow, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetHigh, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mUnlockFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwReserved, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeviceIoControl(_In_ HANDLE hDevice, + _In_ DWORD dwIoControlCode, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nInBufferSize) LPVOID lpInBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nInBufferSize, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(nOutBufferSize, *lpBytesReturned) LPVOID lpOutBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nOutBufferSize, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDuplicateHandle(_In_ HANDLE hSourceProcessHandle, + _In_ HANDLE hSourceHandle, + _In_ HANDLE hTargetProcessHandle, + _Out_ LPHANDLE lpTargetHandle, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ BOOL bInheritHandle, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions); + +// +// Copy / replace / extended namespace & path family (M-FS-COPY). These +// path-based namespace and metadata APIs route through the session ifilesystem +// like the rest of this header. A copy is a namespace copy (D11): the +// destination node is materialized but byte content is not modeled this +// milestone (D14) -- the whole-file content copy lights up with M-FS-CONTENT. +// Progress / cancel callbacks have no long-running byte copy to act on under +// isolation and are ignored. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ BOOL bFailIfExists); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ BOOL bFailIfExists); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCopyFile mCopyFileW +#else +#define mCopyFile mCopyFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCopyFileEx mCopyFileExW +#else +#define mCopyFileEx mCopyFileExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mCopyFile2(_In_ PCWSTR pwszExistingFileName, + _In_ PCWSTR pwszNewFileName, + _In_opt_ COPYFILE2_EXTENDED_PARAMETERS* pExtendedParameters); + +// +// mReplaceFile re-keys the namespace (D13): the replacement node takes the +// replaced node's name, optionally preserving the original replaced node under +// the backup name. All three paths must share a root (D11); dwReplaceFlags and +// the reserved parameters are ignored under isolation. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mReplaceFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpReplacedFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpReplacementFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpBackupFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwReplaceFlags, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpExclude, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpReserved); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReplaceFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpReplacedFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpReplacementFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpBackupFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwReplaceFlags, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpExclude, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpReserved); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mReplaceFile mReplaceFileW +#else +#define mReplaceFile mReplaceFileA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mCreateDirectoryEx ignores the template directory under isolation (there is +// no metadata to clone, D14) and otherwise creates the new directory exactly +// like mCreateDirectory. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mCreateDirectoryEx mCreateDirectoryExW +#else +#define mCreateDirectoryEx mCreateDirectoryExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mGetTempFileName mints a temporary-file name (prefix + 16-bit hex + ".tmp") +// in the named directory. With uUnique == 0 the chosen name's node is created +// empty (deterministically under isolation); otherwise the name is formed +// without creating a node. lpTempFileName must address a MAX_PATH buffer. +// +UINT APIENTRY +mGetTempFileNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpPrefixString, + _In_ UINT uUnique, + _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPWSTR lpTempFileName); + +UINT APIENTRY +mGetTempFileNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpPrefixString, + _In_ UINT uUnique, + _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPSTR lpTempFileName); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetTempFileName mGetTempFileNameW +#else +#define mGetTempFileName mGetTempFileNameA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mSetFileAttributes verifies the target exists, then accepts and discards the +// new attribute mask: PIL exposes no metadata-write verb this milestone, so the +// set is a documented no-op (the shim's accept-and-ignore stance). +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mSetFileAttributes mSetFileAttributesW +#else +#define mSetFileAttributes mSetFileAttributesA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mGetFullPathName canonicalizes a path against the Windows surface and writes +// it using the Win32 path-name length contract; lpFilePart, when supplied, is +// pointed at the final component within lpBuffer (null when the path has no +// distinct file component). Under isolation there is no current directory, so a +// relative input is normalized lexically rather than rooted at a CWD. +// +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFullPathNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPWSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPWSTR* lpFilePart); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFullPathNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPSTR* lpFilePart); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetFullPathName mGetFullPathNameW +#else +#define mGetFullPathName mGetFullPathNameA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mGetLongPathName verifies the path exists (a missing path fails +// ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND as on Windows) and returns its canonical form: there is +// no short/long distinction to expand under isolation. +// +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPWSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mGetLongPathName mGetLongPathNameW +#else +#define mGetLongPathName mGetLongPathNameA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// mSearchPath looks for lpFileName under the semicolon-separated directories in +// lpPath (a default extension is appended only when the name has none) and +// returns the canonical path of the first match. A NULL lpPath selects the +// real default search order, which has no meaning under isolation and so fails +// ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND. +// +DWORD APIENTRY +mSearchPathW(_In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpPath, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpExtension, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPWSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPWSTR* lpFilePart); + +DWORD APIENTRY +mSearchPathA(_In_opt_ LPCSTR lpPath, + _In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpExtension, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPSTR* lpFilePart); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mSearchPath mSearchPathW +#else +#define mSearchPath mSearchPathA +#endif // !UNICODE + +// +// Directory change-notification family (M-FS-NOTIFY-1). mReadDirectoryChangesW +// surfaces the Win32 detailed change-notification contract onto the PIL +// filesystem monitor: the directory handle (opened with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_- +// SEMANTICS) names the watched directory, dwNotifyFilter / bWatchSubtree select +// the change categories, and reported changes are decoded into the caller's +// FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION chain. A NULL lpOverlapped blocks until a change +// arrives; an event-bearing OVERLAPPED completes asynchronously and signals its +// event. Whether notifications fire is decided by the active provider (the live +// provider observes real mutations; the buffered provider does not). These APIs +// are wide-only on Windows, so there is no ANSI counterpart. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadDirectoryChangesW(_In_ HANDLE hDirectory, + _Out_writes_bytes_(nBufferLength) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine); + +// +// The Win10 RS3 SDK gates READ_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS and the +// genuine ReadDirectoryChangesExW behind NTDDI_WIN10_RS3; this project pins +// NTDDI_VERSION below that, so the enum is re-declared here when absent. The +// guard makes this inert on any build that targets RS3 or later (where the SDK +// supplies the real definition), so the two never collide. +// +#if (NTDDI_VERSION < NTDDI_WIN10_RS3) +typedef enum _READ_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS +{ + ReadDirectoryNotifyInformation = 1, + ReadDirectoryNotifyExtendedInformation = 2, +} READ_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS, + *PREAD_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS; +#endif // NTDDI_VERSION < NTDDI_WIN10_RS3 + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadDirectoryChangesExW(_In_ HANDLE hDirectory, + _Out_writes_bytes_(nBufferLength) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine, + _In_ READ_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS + ReadDirectoryNotifyInformationClass); + +// +// Coarse change-notification family (M-FS-NOTIFY-2). Unlike mReadDirectory- +// ChangesW these deliver no per-change detail: mFindFirstChangeNotification +// registers a watch on the directory and returns a *real* manual-reset Win32 +// event (the shim does not intercept WaitForSingleObject, so the returned handle +// must be OS-waitable). The event is signaled when any change matching +// dwNotifyFilter occurs; mFindNextChangeNotification re-arms it (resets the +// signal and continues watching) and mFindCloseChangeNotification unregisters +// the watch and closes the event. Failure returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE (the +// genuine sentinel for this family, not NULL). +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstChangeNotificationW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter); + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstChangeNotificationA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mFindFirstChangeNotification mFindFirstChangeNotificationW +#else +#define mFindFirstChangeNotification mFindFirstChangeNotificationA +#endif // !UNICODE + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextChangeNotification(_In_ HANDLE hChangeHandle); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindCloseChangeNotification(_In_ HANDLE hChangeHandle); + +// +// Alternate-data-stream enumeration family (M-FS-STREAMS-2). mFindFirstStreamW +// opens an enumeration of the file's named data streams via ifile::enumerate_- +// streams, minting a pseudo-handle that represents the iteration state. +// mFindNextStreamW advances the cursor. ERROR_HANDLE_EOF signals end-of- +// enumeration; mFindClose releases the state (shared with the file-find family). +// Stream names include the leading colon and trailing $DATA type suffix. +// +// WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA and STREAM_INFO_LEVELS are defined by the Windows SDK +// in (included via ). +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstStreamW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ STREAM_INFO_LEVELS InfoLevel, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindStreamData, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwFlags); + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextStreamW(_In_ HANDLE hFindStream, _Out_ LPVOID lpFindStreamData); diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinhwc.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinhwc.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0d6815e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinhwc.h @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + +// +// Win32 Hostable Web Core (HWC) shim (mwin32 M-HWC-SHIM). These entry points +// mirror the shape of the genuine hwebcore.dll exports (WebCoreActivate, +// WebCoreShutdown, WebCoreSetMetadata) — all returning HRESULT — so an unmodified +// client redirects through the generated mwin32_alias object with no source +// change. Each routes through the process-wide PIL session into +// iplatform::get_webcore(); the active mode (passthrough / logging / fault) is +// chosen by the .pilcfg sidecar. +// +// Contract (D-HWC-5): only a single activation is allowed per process. A second +// mWebCoreActivate while the engine is active returns +// HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING). mWebCoreShutdown with no +// active instance returns HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE). These +// match the real hwebcore.dll contract. +// +// Unlike the registry shims, the HWC ABI is pure HRESULT — not LSTATUS and not +// BOOL+GetLastError — so all failures flow through the return value. +// + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreActivate(_In_ PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + _In_opt_ PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, + _In_ PCWSTR pszInstanceName); + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreShutdown(_In_ DWORD fImmediate); + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreSetMetadata(_In_ PCWSTR pszMetadataType, _In_ PCWSTR pszValue); diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinreg.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinreg.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d472233b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/include/m/mwin32/mwinreg.h @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCloseKey(_In_ HKEY hKey); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegOpenKey mRegOpenKeyW +#else +#define mRegOpenKey mRegOpenKeyA +#endif // !UNICODE + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegOpenKeyEx mRegOpenKeyExW +#else +#define mRegOpenKeyEx mRegOpenKeyExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPWSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegCreateKeyEx mRegCreateKeyExW +#else +#define mRegCreateKeyEx mRegCreateKeyExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) CONST BYTE* lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) CONST BYTE* lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegSetValueEx mRegSetValueExW +#else +#define mRegSetValueEx mRegSetValueExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _When_(lpData == NULL, _Out_opt_) _When_(lpData != NULL, _Inout_opt_) + LPDWORD lpcbData); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _When_(lpData == NULL, _Out_opt_) _When_(lpData != NULL, _Inout_opt_) + LPDWORD lpcbData); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegQueryValueEx mRegQueryValueExW +#else +#define mRegQueryValueEx mRegQueryValueExA +#endif // !UNICODE + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchValueName, *lpcchValueName + 1) LPSTR lpValueName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbData); + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchValueName, *lpcchValueName + 1) LPWSTR lpValueName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbData); + +#ifdef UNICODE +#define mRegEnumValue mRegEnumValueW +#else +#define mRegEnumValue mRegEnumValueA +#endif // !UNICODE + + diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/mwin32.def b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/mwin32.def new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2445ef93 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/mwin32.def @@ -0,0 +1,198 @@ +EXPORTS + mCloseHandle ; noalias + mCopyFile2 + mCopyFileA + mCopyFileExA + mCopyFileExW + mCopyFileTransactedA + mCopyFileTransactedW + mCopyFileW + mCreateDirectoryA + mCreateDirectoryExA + mCreateDirectoryExW + mCreateDirectoryTransactedA + mCreateDirectoryTransactedW + mCreateDirectoryW + mCreateFileA + mCreateFileTransactedA + mCreateFileTransactedW + mCreateFileW + mDeleteFileA + mDeleteFileW + mDeviceIoControl + mDuplicateHandle + mFindClose + mFindCloseChangeNotification + mFindFirstChangeNotificationA + mFindFirstChangeNotificationW + mFindFirstFileA + mFindFirstFileTransactedA + mFindFirstFileTransactedW + mFindFirstFileW + mFindNextChangeNotification + mFindNextFileA + mFindNextFileW + mFlushFileBuffers + mGetExpandedNameA + mGetExpandedNameW + mGetFileAttributesA + mGetFileAttributesExA + mGetFileAttributesExW + mGetFileAttributesTransactedA + mGetFileAttributesTransactedW + mGetFileAttributesW + mGetFileInformationByHandle + mGetFileInformationByHandleEx + mGetFileSize + mGetFileSizeEx + mGetFileTime + mGetFileType + mGetFinalPathNameByHandleA + mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW + mGetFullPathNameA + mGetFullPathNameW + mGetLongPathNameA + mGetLongPathNameTransactedA + mGetLongPathNameTransactedW + mGetLongPathNameW + mGetTempFileNameA + mGetTempFileNameW + mLZClose + mLZCopy + mLZInit + mLZOpenFileA + mLZOpenFileW + mLZRead + mLZSeek + mLockFile + mLockFileEx + mMoveFileA + mMoveFileExA + mMoveFileExW + mMoveFileTransactedA + mMoveFileTransactedW + mMoveFileW + mOpenFile + m_hread + m_hwrite + m_lclose + m_lcreat + m_llseek + m_lopen + m_lread + m_lwrite + mReadDirectoryChangesExW + mReadDirectoryChangesW + mReadFile + mReadFileEx + mReadFileScatter + mRemoveDirectoryA + mRemoveDirectoryTransactedA + mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW + mRemoveDirectoryW + mReplaceFileA + mReplaceFileW + mSearchPathA + mSearchPathW + mSetFileAttributesA + mSetFileAttributesTransactedA + mSetFileAttributesTransactedW + mSetFileAttributesW + mSetEndOfFile + mSetFileInformationByHandle + mSetFilePointer + mSetFilePointerEx + mSetFileTime + mSetFileValidData + mUnlockFile + mUnlockFileEx + mWriteFile + mWriteFileEx + mWriteFileGather + mRegCloseKey + mRegConnectRegistryA + mRegConnectRegistryExA + mRegConnectRegistryExW + mRegConnectRegistryW + mRegCopyTreeA + mRegCopyTreeW + mRegCreateKeyA + mRegCreateKeyExA + mRegCreateKeyExW + mRegCreateKeyTransactedA + mRegCreateKeyTransactedW + mRegCreateKeyW + mRegDeleteKeyA + mRegDeleteKeyExA + mRegDeleteKeyExW + mRegDeleteKeyTransactedA + mRegDeleteKeyTransactedW + mRegDeleteKeyValueA + mRegDeleteKeyValueW + mRegDeleteKeyW + mRegDeleteTreeA + mRegDeleteTreeW + mRegDeleteValueA + mRegDeleteValueW + mRegDisablePredefinedCache + mRegDisablePredefinedCacheEx + mRegDisableReflectionKey + mRegEnableReflectionKey + mRegEnumKeyA + mRegEnumKeyExA + mRegEnumKeyExW + mRegEnumKeyW + mRegEnumValueA + mRegEnumValueW + mRegFlushKey + mRegGetKeySecurity + mRegGetValueA + mRegGetValueW + mRegLoadAppKeyA + mRegLoadAppKeyW + mRegLoadKeyA + mRegLoadKeyW + mRegLoadMUIStringA + mRegLoadMUIStringW + mRegNotifyChangeKeyValue + mRegOpenCurrentUser + mRegOpenKeyA + mRegOpenKeyExA + mRegOpenKeyExA + mRegOpenKeyExW + mRegOpenKeyExW + mRegOpenKeyTransactedA + mRegOpenKeyTransactedW + mRegOpenKeyW + mRegOpenUserClassesRoot + mRegOverridePredefKey + mRegQueryInfoKeyA + mRegQueryInfoKeyW + mRegQueryMultipleValuesA + mRegQueryMultipleValuesW + mRegQueryReflectionKey + mRegQueryValueA + mRegQueryValueExA + mRegQueryValueExW + mRegQueryValueW + mRegRenameKey + mRegReplaceKeyA + mRegReplaceKeyW + mRegRestoreKeyA + mRegRestoreKeyW + mRegSaveKeyA + mRegSaveKeyExA + mRegSaveKeyExW + mRegSaveKeyW + mRegSetKeySecurity + mRegSetKeyValueA + mRegSetKeyValueW + mRegSetValueA + mRegSetValueExA + mRegSetValueExW + mRegSetValueW + mRegUnLoadKeyA + mRegUnLoadKeyW + mWebCoreActivate + mWebCoreSetMetadata + mWebCoreShutdown diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..976de859 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +# An ordinary Win32 registry client (no mwin32 headers) that becomes redirectable +# purely by linking the mwin32_alias object. See COMPONENT.md and DESIGN-NOTES D8. +add_executable(mwin32_sample_client mwin32_sample_client.cpp) + +target_compile_features(mwin32_sample_client PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + +target_link_libraries(mwin32_sample_client PRIVATE mwin32_alias) + +# m_mwin32.dll lives in a sibling build directory, so copy every runtime DLL +# dependency next to the sample so it can launch. +add_custom_command(TARGET mwin32_sample_client POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS +) + +# An ordinary Win32 filesystem client (no mwin32 headers) that becomes redirectable +# purely by linking the mwin32_alias object (M-FS-SHIM-8). It drives the filesystem +# shim ABI (CreateDirectoryW / CreateFileW / GetFileAttributesExW / FindFirstFileW / +# MoveFileExW) through the alias while CloseHandle stays un-aliased. +add_executable(mwin32_fs_sample_client mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp) + +target_compile_features(mwin32_fs_sample_client PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + +target_link_libraries(mwin32_fs_sample_client PRIVATE mwin32_alias) + +add_custom_command(TARGET mwin32_fs_sample_client POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS +) + +# An ordinary Win32 filesystem notification client (no mwin32 headers) that becomes +# redirectable purely by linking the mwin32_alias object (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-1). It +# opens a directory with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, registers a watch via +# ReadDirectoryChangesW (aliased through mwin32), and reports notifications to stdout. +add_executable(mwin32_notify_sample_client mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp) + +target_compile_features(mwin32_notify_sample_client PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + +target_link_libraries(mwin32_notify_sample_client PRIVATE mwin32_alias) + +add_custom_command(TARGET mwin32_notify_sample_client POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS +) diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7e711aa9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_fs_sample_client.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// Filesystem sample client for the mwin32 link-time alias object (M-FS-SHIM-8). +// +// This is an ORDINARY Win32 filesystem client: it includes only and +// calls the genuine filesystem entry points (CreateDirectoryW, CreateFileW, +// GetFileAttributesExW, FindFirstFileW / FindClose, MoveFileExW) plus an unrelated +// kernel object call (CreateEventW / CloseHandle). It has no knowledge of mwin32 +// and includes none of its headers. The only thing that makes its filesystem calls +// redirectable is that its CMake target links the `mwin32_alias` object, whose +// __imp_ slots retarget those calls into the mwin32 shim. `CloseHandle` is left +// un-aliased by design (mwin32.def marks it `; noalias`), so the kernel-object +// CloseHandle below always reaches the real API. +// +// The mode (here: a redirecting + buffered filesystem with a capture snapshot) is +// chosen entirely outside this program by the `.pilcfg` sidecar the +// host environment places next to it. The same binary therefore exercises the +// whole filesystem shim ABI without ever touching the live disk: its writes land +// in the overlay under the redirected (private) path and are persisted to the +// snapshot, never reaching the public path on the real filesystem. +// +// It performs a small, representative workload and reports each observation as a +// machine-parseable line on stdout so a harness can assert what the client saw. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // The single output site for the whole program. Per the repository's + // architectural pre-step rule, all reporting is routed through one sink so the + // formatting/destination concern is separable from the call sites. Lines are + // emitted as `tag=value` so a harness can parse them without ambiguity. + class reporter + { + public: + explicit reporter(std::FILE* out) noexcept : m_out(out) {} + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, std::string_view value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%.*s\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), + static_cast(value.size()), value.data()); + } + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, unsigned long value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%lu\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), value); + } + + private: + std::FILE* m_out; + }; + + // The public workload paths the sample reads and writes. The names are fixed + // (not process-unique) so a capture run and a later inspection agree on exactly + // which namespace to look for, and deliberately unusual so they cannot collide + // with a real top-level entry on the live drive. The leading "C:" anchors the + // path at a drive root that exists on the host (so the buffered overlay can + // open it); the actual create/move all land in the overlay under the redirected + // private prefix, never on the real disk. + constexpr wchar_t k_public_dir[] = L"C:\\mwin32_pub_root\\work"; + constexpr wchar_t k_public_file[] = L"C:\\mwin32_pub_root\\work\\data.bin"; + constexpr wchar_t k_public_moved[] = L"C:\\mwin32_pub_root\\work\\data_renamed.bin"; + constexpr wchar_t k_find_pattern[] = L"C:\\mwin32_pub_root\\work\\*"; + + // Convert a narrow ASCII view of a wide string for reporting. The sample's + // payload is ASCII, so a straight narrowing is sufficient and avoids dragging + // in locale conversion. + std::string + narrow(std::wstring_view w) + { + std::string s; + s.reserve(w.size()); + for (wchar_t c: w) + s.push_back(c <= 0x7f ? static_cast(c) : '?'); + return s; + } +} + +int +wmain() +{ + const reporter report(stdout); + + // 1) Create the workload directory through the shim. The redirecting layer + // maps the public prefix to the private prefix; the buffered layer creates the + // (auto-vivified) intermediate components in the overlay. + BOOL ok = ::CreateDirectoryW(k_public_dir, nullptr); + report.kv("mkdir_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + if (!ok) + report.kv("mkdir_gle", ::GetLastError()); + + // 2) Read the directory's metadata back and confirm it round-trips as a + // directory node. + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA dir_info{}; + ok = ::GetFileAttributesExW(k_public_dir, GetFileExInfoStandard, &dir_info); + report.kv("dir_getattr_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + if (ok) + report.kv("dir_is_directory", + static_cast( + (dir_info.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) ? 1u : 0u)); + + // 3) Create a file in the workload directory through the shim. CREATE_ALWAYS + // maps to the create-file verb; the returned HANDLE is a shim-minted pseudo + // handle interned in the handle table. + HANDLE file = ::CreateFileW(k_public_file, + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + report.kv("create_file_rc", + static_cast((file != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) ? 1u : 0u)); + if (file == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + report.kv("create_file_gle", ::GetLastError()); + + // 4) Read the file's metadata back. It must be present and report as a file + // (not a directory) — proving the create captured into the overlay and the + // metadata round-trips through the shim ABI. Content is out of scope (D14), so + // the size is expected to be zero. + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA file_info{}; + ok = ::GetFileAttributesExW(k_public_file, GetFileExInfoStandard, &file_info); + report.kv("file_getattr_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + if (ok) + { + report.kv("file_is_directory", + static_cast( + (file_info.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) ? 1u : 0u)); + report.kv("file_size_low", static_cast(file_info.nFileSizeLow)); + } + + // 5) Enumerate the directory and report the leaf the listing returned, proving + // the created file is visible through the Find family. + WIN32_FIND_DATAW find_data{}; + HANDLE find = ::FindFirstFileW(k_find_pattern, &find_data); + report.kv("find_rc", static_cast((find != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) ? 1u : 0u)); + if (find != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + // Report every non-dot entry the listing yields so the harness can confirm + // the data file appears (the overlay may also surface "." / ".." which the + // harness ignores). + do + { + std::wstring_view const leaf(find_data.cFileName); + if (leaf != L"." && leaf != L"..") + report.kv("find_name", narrow(leaf)); + } while (::FindNextFileW(find, &find_data)); + ::FindClose(find); + } + + // 6) Rename the file within the directory through the shim and confirm the old + // name is gone and the new name resolves — exercising MoveFileExW end to end. + ok = ::MoveFileExW(k_public_file, k_public_moved, MOVEFILE_REPLACE_EXISTING); + report.kv("move_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + if (!ok) + report.kv("move_gle", ::GetLastError()); + + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA probe{}; + ok = ::GetFileAttributesExW(k_public_file, GetFileExInfoStandard, &probe); + report.kv("old_after_move_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + + ok = ::GetFileAttributesExW(k_public_moved, GetFileExInfoStandard, &probe); + report.kv("new_after_move_rc", static_cast(ok ? 1u : 0u)); + + // 7) A kernel object whose CloseHandle must reach the real API. CreateEventW is + // not aliased, so this is a genuine event handle; CloseHandle is `; noalias` in + // mwin32.def, so closing it bypasses the shim and reaches ::CloseHandle. A + // success here proves a non-file handle's CloseHandle is not captured by the + // filesystem shim. + HANDLE event = ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE, FALSE, nullptr); + report.kv("event_create_rc", static_cast((event != nullptr) ? 1u : 0u)); + if (event != nullptr) + { + BOOL const closed = ::CloseHandle(event); + report.kv("event_close_rc", static_cast(closed ? 1u : 0u)); + } + + return 0; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e5ca16c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_notify_sample_client.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,280 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// Notification sample client for the mwin32 link-time alias object (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-1). +// +// This is an ORDINARY Win32 filesystem notification client: it includes only +// and calls the genuine change-notification entry point +// (ReadDirectoryChangesW). It has no knowledge of mwin32 and includes none of its +// headers. The only thing that makes its calls redirectable is that its CMake target +// links the `mwin32_alias` object, whose __imp_ slots retarget these calls into the +// mwin32 shim. +// +// The executable takes a single argument: the directory to watch. It opens the +// directory with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, registers a watch via +// ReadDirectoryChangesW (aliased through mwin32), creates a "ready" marker file in +// the watched directory so the test harness can know when the watch is armed, waits +// for a notification with a timeout, and reports the action + filename to stdout. +// +// The mode (passthrough / redirecting) is chosen entirely outside this program by +// the `.pilcfg` sidecar the host environment places next to it. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // The single output site for the whole program. Per the repository's + // architectural pre-step rule, all reporting is routed through one sink so the + // formatting/destination concern is separable from the call sites. Lines are + // emitted as `tag=value` so a harness can parse them without ambiguity. + class reporter + { + public: + explicit reporter(std::FILE* out) noexcept : m_out(out) {} + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, std::string_view value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%.*s\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), + static_cast(value.size()), value.data()); + } + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, unsigned long value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%lu\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), value); + } + + private: + std::FILE* m_out; + }; + + // Name of the ready-marker file created to signal the test harness that the + // watch is armed. + constexpr wchar_t k_ready_marker[] = L".watch_ready"; + + // Timeout for waiting on a notification (milliseconds). + constexpr DWORD k_notification_timeout_ms = 10'000; + + // Brief pause after arming the watch before creating the ready marker. + constexpr DWORD k_arm_delay_ms = 250; + + // Convert a narrow ASCII view of a wide string for reporting. The sample's + // payload is ASCII, so a straight narrowing is sufficient and avoids dragging + // in locale conversion. + std::string + narrow(std::wstring_view w) + { + std::string s; + s.reserve(w.size()); + for (wchar_t c: w) + s.push_back(c <= 0x7f ? static_cast(c) : '?'); + return s; + } + + // Create a zero-length marker file inside the directory. Returns true on success. + bool + create_ready_marker(std::wstring const& dir) + { + std::wstring const path = dir + L"\\" + k_ready_marker; + + HANDLE const h = ::CreateFileW(path.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + if (h == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + return false; + + ::CloseHandle(h); + return true; + } + + // Open a directory handle suitable for change notification (FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS). + // Returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE on failure. + HANDLE + open_directory(std::wstring const& dir) + { + return ::CreateFileW(dir.c_str(), + GENERIC_READ, + FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE | FILE_SHARE_DELETE, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, + nullptr); + } +} + +int +wmain(int argc, wchar_t* argv[]) +{ + // Diagnostic output must survive an abnormal exit (a crash or a hang followed + // by external termination). When stdout is a pipe it is block-buffered by the + // CRT and only flushed on a normal return, so any progress written before an + // abnormal exit would be lost. Make it unbuffered so each reported line reaches + // the harness immediately. + std::setvbuf(stdout, nullptr, _IONBF, 0); + + const reporter report(stdout); + + // Require exactly one argument: the directory to watch. + if (argc != 2) + { + report.kv("error", "usage: mwin32_notify_sample_client "); + return 1; + } + + std::wstring const watch_dir = argv[1]; + + // 1) Open the directory with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS for change notification. + HANDLE const hDir = open_directory(watch_dir); + if (hDir == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + report.kv("open_dir_rc", 0u); + report.kv("open_dir_gle", ::GetLastError()); + return 1; + } + report.kv("open_dir_rc", 1u); + + // 2) Create an event for the asynchronous ReadDirectoryChangesW call. + HANDLE const hEvent = ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE, FALSE, nullptr); + if (hEvent == nullptr) + { + report.kv("create_event_rc", 0u); + report.kv("create_event_gle", ::GetLastError()); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + report.kv("create_event_rc", 1u); + + // 3) Arm the directory-change notification. + alignas(DWORD) std::byte buffer[4096]{}; + DWORD bytes = 0; + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + ov.hEvent = hEvent; + + BOOL const watch_armed = ::ReadDirectoryChangesW( + hDir, + buffer, + static_cast(sizeof(buffer)), + FALSE, // bWatchSubtree + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME | FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIR_NAME, + &bytes, + &ov, + nullptr); + + if (!watch_armed) + { + report.kv("arm_watch_rc", 0u); + report.kv("arm_watch_gle", ::GetLastError()); + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + report.kv("arm_watch_rc", 1u); + + // 4) Brief pause to let the underlying ReadDirectoryChangesW arm fully. + ::Sleep(k_arm_delay_ms); + + // 5) Create the ready-marker file so the test harness knows the watch is armed. + // This mutation will itself be reported as the first notification (FILE_ACTION_ADDED), + // which the harness ignores; subsequent mutations (from the harness) are the real test. + if (!create_ready_marker(watch_dir)) + { + report.kv("ready_marker_rc", 0u); + report.kv("ready_marker_gle", ::GetLastError()); + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + report.kv("ready_marker_rc", 1u); + + // 6) Wait for the first notification (the ready marker itself). + DWORD wait_result = ::WaitForSingleObject(hEvent, k_notification_timeout_ms); + if (wait_result != WAIT_OBJECT_0) + { + report.kv("wait_ready_marker", 0u); + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + + // Decode the ready-marker notification but don't report it. + auto const* info = reinterpret_cast(buffer); + std::wstring ready_name(info->FileName, info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR)); + // Confirm it's the ready marker (sanity check). + if (ready_name != k_ready_marker) + { + // Unexpected first notification; report it anyway for debugging. + report.kv("unexpected_first_action", static_cast(info->Action)); + report.kv("unexpected_first_name", narrow(ready_name)); + } + + // 7) Re-arm the watch for the actual test notification. + ::ResetEvent(hEvent); + bytes = 0; + std::fill(std::begin(buffer), std::end(buffer), std::byte{0}); + ov = {}; + ov.hEvent = hEvent; + + BOOL const rearm_ok = ::ReadDirectoryChangesW( + hDir, + buffer, + static_cast(sizeof(buffer)), + FALSE, + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME | FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIR_NAME, + &bytes, + &ov, + nullptr); + + if (!rearm_ok) + { + report.kv("rearm_watch_rc", 0u); + report.kv("rearm_watch_gle", ::GetLastError()); + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + report.kv("rearm_watch_rc", 1u); + + // 8) Wait for the second notification (the actual test mutation from the harness). + wait_result = ::WaitForSingleObject(hEvent, k_notification_timeout_ms); + if (wait_result != WAIT_OBJECT_0) + { + report.kv("wait_notification_rc", 0u); + if (wait_result == WAIT_TIMEOUT) + report.kv("wait_notification_timeout", 1u); + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + return 1; + } + report.kv("wait_notification_rc", 1u); + + // 9) Decode and report the notification. + if (bytes >= sizeof(FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION)) + { + info = reinterpret_cast(buffer); + std::wstring const reported_name(info->FileName, info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR)); + + report.kv("notify_action", static_cast(info->Action)); + report.kv("notify_name", narrow(reported_name)); + } + else + { + report.kv("notify_bytes", static_cast(bytes)); + } + + // 10) Cleanup. + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::CloseHandle(hDir); + + return 0; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_sample_client.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_sample_client.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a2c37148 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/sample/mwin32_sample_client.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// Sample client for the mwin32 link-time alias object. +// +// This is an ORDINARY Win32 registry client: it includes only and +// calls the genuine registry entry points (RegCreateKeyExW, RegSetValueExW, +// RegQueryValueExW, RegEnumValueW, RegDeleteValueW, RegCloseKey). It has no +// knowledge of mwin32 and includes none of its headers. The only thing that makes +// it redirectable is that its CMake target links the `mwin32_alias` object, whose +// __imp_ slots retarget these calls into the mwin32 shim. +// +// The mode (passthrough / logging / buffered / persisted-replay) is chosen entirely +// outside this program by the `.pilcfg` sidecar the host environment +// places next to it. The same binary therefore drives the whole shim lifecycle: +// * buffered+capture — its writes land in an overlay and are persisted, never +// touching the live registry; +// * persisted replay — it runs against that captured snapshot with no live OS; +// * logging — its modifications are recorded for inspection. +// +// It performs a small, representative workload and reports each observation as a +// machine-parseable line on stdout so a harness can assert what the client saw. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // The single output site for the whole program. Per the repository's + // architectural pre-step rule, all reporting is routed through one sink so the + // formatting/destination concern is separable from the call sites. Lines are + // emitted as `tag=value` so a harness can parse them without ambiguity. + class reporter + { + public: + explicit reporter(std::FILE* out) noexcept : m_out(out) {} + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, std::string_view value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%.*s\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), + static_cast(value.size()), value.data()); + } + + void + kv(std::string_view tag, unsigned long value) const + { + std::fprintf(m_out, "%.*s=%lu\n", + static_cast(tag.size()), tag.data(), value); + } + + private: + std::FILE* m_out; + }; + + // The registry location and payload the sample reads and writes. The name is + // fixed (not process-unique) so a capture run and a later replay run agree on + // exactly which key/values to look for. A single path component is used because + // the buffered overlay creates one level at a time. + constexpr wchar_t k_subkey[] = L"mwin32_sample_client"; + constexpr wchar_t k_value_name[] = L"name"; + constexpr wchar_t k_value_count[] = L"count"; + constexpr wchar_t k_value_blob[] = L"blob"; + constexpr wchar_t k_name_data[] = L"sample-client"; + constexpr DWORD k_count_data = 42u; + constexpr BYTE k_blob_data[] = {0xDEu, 0xADu, 0xBEu, 0xEFu}; + + // Convert a narrow ASCII view of a wide string for reporting. The sample's + // payload is ASCII, so a straight narrowing is sufficient and avoids dragging + // in locale conversion. + std::string + narrow(std::wstring_view w) + { + std::string s; + s.reserve(w.size()); + for (wchar_t c: w) + s.push_back(c <= 0x7f ? static_cast(c) : '?'); + return s; + } +} + +int +wmain() +{ + const reporter report(stdout); + + // 1) Create (or open) the workload key. + HKEY key = nullptr; + LSTATUS rc = ::RegCreateKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + k_subkey, + 0, + nullptr, + REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE, + KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE, + nullptr, + &key, + nullptr); + report.kv("create_rc", static_cast(rc)); + if (rc != ERROR_SUCCESS) + return 1; + + // 2) Write several value types. + rc = ::RegSetValueExW(key, k_value_name, 0, REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(k_name_data), + static_cast((std::wcslen(k_name_data) + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t))); + report.kv("set_name_rc", static_cast(rc)); + + rc = ::RegSetValueExW(key, k_value_count, 0, REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&k_count_data), + sizeof(k_count_data)); + report.kv("set_count_rc", static_cast(rc)); + + rc = ::RegSetValueExW(key, k_value_blob, 0, REG_BINARY, + k_blob_data, static_cast(sizeof(k_blob_data))); + report.kv("set_blob_rc", static_cast(rc)); + + // 3) Read the values back and report what the client observed. + wchar_t name_buf[64] = {}; + DWORD name_cb = sizeof(name_buf); + DWORD name_type = 0; + rc = ::RegQueryValueExW(key, k_value_name, nullptr, &name_type, + reinterpret_cast(name_buf), &name_cb); + report.kv("get_name_rc", static_cast(rc)); + if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS && name_type == REG_SZ) + report.kv("name", narrow(name_buf)); + + DWORD count_data = 0; + DWORD count_cb = sizeof(count_data); + DWORD count_type = 0; + rc = ::RegQueryValueExW(key, k_value_count, nullptr, &count_type, + reinterpret_cast(&count_data), &count_cb); + report.kv("get_count_rc", static_cast(rc)); + if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS && count_type == REG_DWORD) + report.kv("count", static_cast(count_data)); + + // 4) Enumerate the value names present on the key. Depending on the active PIL + // stack the shim may not implement value enumeration yet (it can answer + // ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED); the client handles that gracefully rather than treating + // it as data loss. + unsigned long value_count = 0; + bool enum_supported = true; + for (DWORD i = 0;; ++i) + { + wchar_t ename[64] = {}; + DWORD ename_cb = static_cast(std::size(ename)); + LSTATUS erc = ::RegEnumValueW(key, i, ename, &ename_cb, + nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr); + if (erc == ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS) + break; + if (erc != ERROR_SUCCESS) + { + report.kv("enum_rc", static_cast(erc)); + enum_supported = false; + break; + } + ++value_count; + } + if (enum_supported) + report.kv("value_count", value_count); + + // 5) Delete one value and confirm it is gone. + rc = ::RegDeleteValueW(key, k_value_blob); + report.kv("delete_blob_rc", static_cast(rc)); + + DWORD probe_type = 0; + rc = ::RegQueryValueExW(key, k_value_blob, nullptr, &probe_type, nullptr, nullptr); + report.kv("blob_after_delete_rc", static_cast(rc)); + + ::RegCloseKey(key); + return 0; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..514a387a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +find_package(nlohmann_json CONFIG REQUIRED) + +# Internal static library containing implementation that tests need access to. +# The DLL links this (whole-archive) and tests link it directly. This avoids +# manually listing internal sources in test/CMakeLists.txt. +add_library(m_mwin32_internal STATIC + pilcfg.cpp + session.cpp + webcore_config_platform.cpp +) + +target_compile_features(m_mwin32_internal PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + +target_include_directories(m_mwin32_internal PUBLIC + ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} + ../include +) + +target_link_libraries(m_mwin32_internal PUBLIC + m_cast + m_cp_acp + m_errors + m_error_handling + m_pil + m_sstring + m_strings + m_windows_chrono + m_windows_strings + nlohmann_json::nlohmann_json +) + +target_sources(m_mwin32 PRIVATE + handle_table.cpp + mwinfile.cpp + mwinhwc.cpp + mwinreg.cpp +) + +target_include_directories(m_mwin32 PUBLIC + ../include +) + +# Link internal library with whole-archive so all symbols are exported +target_link_libraries(m_mwin32 PUBLIC + m_mwin32_internal +) + +target_link_libraries(m_mwin32 PRIVATE + nlohmann_json::nlohmann_json +) + +set(m_installation_targets ${m_installation_targets} PARENT_SCOPE) diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d53d66e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include "handle_table.h" + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + HANDLE + handle::as_HANDLE() const { return reinterpret_cast(m_value); } + + HKEY + handle::as_HKEY() const + { + return reinterpret_cast(m_value); + } + + handle + handle::from_HANDLE(HANDLE h) + { + handle hdl; + hdl.m_value = reinterpret_cast(h); + return hdl; + } + + handle + handle::from_HKEY(HKEY hkey) + { + handle hdl; + hdl.m_value = reinterpret_cast(hkey); + return hdl; + } + + handle_table::handle_table(): m_mt{m_rd()}, m_random_mask{m_mt()}, m_counter{} {} + + namespace + { + // + // Armed exactly once, by DllMain on DLL_PROCESS_DETACH, when the process + // is terminating (lpReserved != nullptr). The loader calls + // DllMain(DLL_PROCESS_DETACH) before the CRT runs the static-destructor / + // atexit table that owns g_handles, so ~handle_table observes the final + // value. By the time it is set the OS has already terminated every other + // thread, so a plain bool needs no synchronization. + // + bool g_process_terminating = false; + } // namespace + + handle_table::~handle_table() + { + if (!g_process_terminating) + return; + + // + // Process rundown. Per Microsoft's DLL_PROCESS_DETACH guidance, do no + // cleanup when the process is terminating: every other thread is already + // gone, so releasing a payload here can tear down a directory-watch + // context whose timer/wait destructors (a) block forever in + // WaitForThreadpool*Callbacks waiting on worker threads the OS has + // destroyed and (b) trace through late-shutdown infrastructure. Both were + // observed as the intermittent teardown hang / access violation. + // + // Deliberately leak the table by moving it into a heap allocation that is + // never freed, so the contained shared_ptr/... payloads + // are never released. The OS reclaims the address space on exit. This + // path runs only at process termination; a FreeLibrary unload (where the + // process lives on) leaves g_process_terminating false and runs normal + // teardown. + // + new std::map(std::move(m_table)); + } + + handle + handle_table::intern_variant(data_variant_type dv) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + for (;;) + { + uintptr_t x = m_counter++; + x ^= m_random_mask; + + constexpr uintptr_t mask = (1ull << 27) - 1ull; + + x &= mask; + + uintptr_t y = (x << 2) | (1ull << 30); + + // + // y is the (proposed) handle value. now see if it's already in the handle + // table. hard to believe that we've actually wrapped 2^27 but still we will + // keep incrementing. + // + + auto [it, insertted] = m_table.emplace(std::make_pair(y, data{.m_dv = std::move(dv)})); + if (insertted) + return handle(y); + } + } + + handle + handle_table::intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp) + { + return intern_variant(data_variant_type{sp}); + } + + handle + handle_table::intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp) + { + return intern_variant(data_variant_type{sp}); + } + + handle + handle_table::intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp) + { + return intern_variant(data_variant_type{sp}); + } + + handle + handle_table::intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp) + { + return intern_variant(data_variant_type{sp}); + } + + void + handle_table::close(handle h) + { + // + // Predefined registry pseudo-handles (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, ...) are + // always-open and were never interned; closing one is a success no-op, + // matching Win32 RegCloseKey semantics. + // + if (is_predefined_handle_value(h.m_value)) + return; + + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto it = m_table.find(h.m_value); + if (it == m_table.end()) + m::throw_win32_error_code(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE); + + m_table.erase(it); + } + + bool + handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(handle h) noexcept + { + uintptr_t const v = h.m_value; + + // The reserved encoding (see handle_table.h): bit 30 set, bit 29 clear, + // bits 0-1 clear, and nothing at or above bit 31. + constexpr uintptr_t bit30 = 1ull << 30; + constexpr uintptr_t bit29 = 1ull << 29; + constexpr uintptr_t low_two_bits = 0x3ull; + constexpr unsigned high_shift = 31; + + if ((v >> high_shift) != 0) + return false; + if ((v & bit30) == 0) + return false; + if ((v & bit29) != 0) + return false; + if ((v & low_two_bits) != 0) + return false; + + return true; + } + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl + +// +// mwin32's process-rundown hook. The C runtime's _DllMainCRTStartup calls this +// DllMain on DLL_PROCESS_DETACH *before* it runs the static-destructor / atexit +// table (which includes g_handles). lpReserved distinguishes the two detach +// causes: non-null means the process is terminating; null means a FreeLibrary +// unload while the process keeps running. +// +// On process termination we arm the rundown flag so handle_table::~handle_table +// leaks rather than tearing down live directory watches (see the destructor +// above and mwin32 DESIGN-NOTES.md). Only a trivial store is done here: DllMain +// runs under the loader lock, where waiting on threadpool callbacks, allocating, +// or tracing would risk deadlock. The FreeLibrary case (lpReserved == nullptr) +// is left to run normal teardown; a DLL client that unloads mwin32 mid-process +// must quiesce outstanding watches via the redirecting-library rundown helper +// before calling FreeLibrary. +// +BOOL WINAPI +DllMain(HINSTANCE /*instance*/, DWORD reason, LPVOID reserved) +{ + if ((reason == DLL_PROCESS_DETACH) && (reserved != nullptr)) + m::mwin32_impl::g_process_terminating = true; + + return TRUE; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..33dc4317 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/handle_table.h @@ -0,0 +1,303 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "session.h" + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + // + // This implements a handle table, somewhat akin to the win32 handle + // table. + // + // The initial iteration is focused more on easy to use function, + // rather than necessarily performance or efficiency. Future iterations + // should focus on these aspects if they are important. + // + // A few derivable tidbits of information about Win32 handles: + // + // - Because they can be duplicated between 32 and 64 bit processes, they + // are de-facto constrained to 32 bits in size. In theory on a future + // 64 bit only Windows SKU they could be opened up to be larger, but + // it's unclear when there will be a need for more handles than can + // be encoded into the 32 bit handles. + // + // - The bottom two bits are very commonly used by clients and so are + // never assigned by the operating system. It's not entirely clear + // if they are ignored or reserved, so we will treat them as + // MBZ for creation, ignored on consumption. + // + // - The 31st bit (top bit for 32bit machines) is never used in a valid + // handle + // + // - The effect of all this is that by casual inspection, there cannot be + // more than 29 bits usable in a handle. + // + // - In practice, because of the metadata required for handles, the + // practical limit on handles, even in a 64 bit process, is much + // lower. At some point, the handle table will dominate the + // process's address space. + // + // => As such, we will mark our "handles" as following: + // + // Bits 31 .. max: MUST BE 0 + // Bit 30: MUST BE 1 + // Bit 29: MUST BE 0 + // Bits 2 .. 28: a sequence number used to map into the + // global handle table + // Bits 0 .. 1: MUST BE 0 + // + // (Just in case that was said wrongly, for a 64 bit handle, the + // top 32 bits are clear, the top bit is clear, the next bit is set, + // the next bit is clear, and the bottom two bits are clear. For a 32 + // bit handle, the top bit is clear, the next bit is set, the next + // bit is clear, and the bottom two bits are clear.) + // + // 64 bit handle: + // + // 00000000'00000000'00000000'00000000'010xxxxx'xxxxxxxx'xxxxxxxx'xxxxxx00 + // + // 32 bit handle: + // + // 010xxxxx'xxxxxxxx'xxxxxxxx'xxxxxx00 + // + // (same diagram with the top 32 bits lopped off) + // + // Hopefully this will generate handles that will appear normally + // valid, not confuse "most" naive handle-based code, even if it + // were to store it in a 32 bit value, and never conflict in practice + // with an actual Win32 handle value. + // + // This gives 2^27 handle values which frankly should be plenty. I am + // considering using the top 2-3 bits as a checksum/parity. + // + + class handle_table; + + /// + /// The `handle` class is effectively a POD where the data is private. + /// + class handle + { + public: + handle() = default; + constexpr handle(handle const& other): m_value(other.m_value) {} + ~handle() = default; + + constexpr handle& + operator=(handle const& other) + { + m_value = other.m_value; + return *this; + } + + constexpr void + swap(handle& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_value, other.m_value); + } + + HANDLE + as_HANDLE() const; + + HKEY + as_HKEY() const; + + static handle + from_HANDLE(HANDLE h); + + static handle + from_HKEY(HKEY hkey); + + private: + constexpr handle(uintptr_t value) noexcept: m_value(value) {} + + uintptr_t m_value{}; + + friend class handle_table; + }; + + // + // The state behind a find-enumeration (mFindFirstFile / mFindNextFile) + // pseudo-handle. A find handle does not name a single PIL node; it names a + // position in a directory listing. The buffered entries are captured by the + // mFindFirstFile call (via idirectory::enumerate_entries) and the cursor + // advances on each mFindNextFile. Stored in the handle table behind a + // shared_ptr so the variant holds shared_ptrs uniformly and the cursor + // remains mutable through the dereferenced pointer. + // + struct find_enumeration_state + { + std::vector m_entries; + std::size_t m_cursor = 0; + }; + + // + // The iteration state behind a stream-find pseudo-handle (M-FS-STREAMS-2). + // The stream names (including the leading colon and $DATA suffix) and sizes + // are captured eagerly by mFindFirstStreamW via ifile::enumerate_streams; + // mFindNextStreamW advances the cursor. + // + struct stream_enumeration_state + { + std::vector m_entries; + std::size_t m_cursor = 0; + }; + + // + // The per-directory change-notification watch behind a directory handle + // (M-FS-NOTIFY-1). Defined out of line in mwinfile.cpp; only ever named here + // through a shared_ptr, so a forward declaration suffices (the shared_ptr's + // deleter is type-erased, so file_handle_state can be destroyed without the + // complete type in scope). Held in file_handle_state so the watch (and the + // PIL monitor token it owns) is released by RAII when the directory handle + // is closed. + // + struct directory_watch_context; + + // + // The state behind a file (mCreateFile) pseudo-handle. A minted file handle + // resolves to its backing PIL ifile (the object every handle-based metadata + // API queries) plus the path the client opened it with. The path is the + // *public* path the caller passed to mCreateFile (pre-redirection): the + // redirecting decorator maps public->private internally, so storing the + // caller's path is exactly what mGetFinalPathNameByHandle must hand back + // (private->public, D11) without any reverse-mapping support from the + // provider. Stored behind a shared_ptr so the variant holds shared_ptrs + // uniformly. + // + // A handle opened with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS names a directory (the + // form ReadDirectoryChangesW requires); for such a handle m_file is null and + // only m_path is meaningful. m_watch is lazily installed by the first + // mReadDirectoryChangesW call on the handle and torn down when the handle + // closes. + // + struct file_handle_state + { + std::shared_ptr m_file; + m::pil::file_path m_path; + std::shared_ptr m_watch; + + // + // The sequential byte position consulted (and advanced) by mReadFile / + // mWriteFile when the caller passes no explicit OVERLAPPED offset, and + // set by mSetFilePointer / mSetFilePointerEx (M-FS-CONTENT). A handle + // duplicated by mDuplicateHandle shares the same file_handle_state, so + // the two handles share this position exactly as two Win32 handles onto + // the same file object share one file pointer. + // + std::uint64_t m_position = 0; + }; + + class handle_table + { + public: + handle_table(); + + // + // During process rundown (the DLL_PROCESS_DETACH the loader raises when + // the process is terminating, as opposed to a FreeLibrary unload) the + // destructor intentionally leaks the table instead of releasing its + // payloads. See handle_table.cpp for the rationale and the DllMain that + // arms the rundown flag this destructor consults. + // + ~handle_table(); + + handle + intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp); + + handle + intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp); + + handle + intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp); + + handle + intern(std::shared_ptr const& sp); + + template + T + deref_handle(handle h) + { + // + // Predefined registry pseudo-handles (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, ...) are + // never interned in the table; they resolve to their backing ikey + // through the active session. Only the ikey variant alternative can + // name a predefined key. + // + if constexpr (std::is_same_v>) + { + if (auto sp = try_resolve_predefined_ikey(h.m_value)) + return sp; + } + + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto it = m_table.find(h.m_value); + if (it == m_table.end()) + m::throw_win32_error_code(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE); + + return std::get(it->second.m_dv); + } + + void + close(handle h); + + // + // True if `h`'s value matches the reserved minted-handle bit pattern + // documented above (bit 30 set, bit 29 clear, bits 0-1 clear, no bits at + // or above bit 31). This is a pure pattern test on the value; it does + // not consult the table, so a match only means the value is in our + // namespace, not that it is currently live. Used by the generic + // mCloseHandle routing (M-FS-SHIM-6) to decide whether a handle belongs + // to this table or to the real OS handle namespace. + // + static bool + is_minted_handle_value(handle h) noexcept; + + private: + using data_variant_type = std::variant, + std::shared_ptr, + std::shared_ptr, + std::shared_ptr>; + + struct data + { + data_variant_type m_dv; + }; + + // + // Shared minting loop for every interned alternative. Generates a fresh + // handle value (per the bit-encoding above) and inserts the supplied + // payload under it; the public intern overloads only differ in which + // variant alternative they construct. + // + handle + intern_variant(data_variant_type dv); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::random_device m_rd; + std::mt19937_64 m_mt; + uintptr_t m_random_mask; + uintptr_t m_counter; + std::map m_table; + }; + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl + +inline m::mwin32_impl::handle_table g_handles; diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinfile.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinfile.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7242a00e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinfile.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,4544 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include "handle_table.h" +#include "session.h" +#include "win32_error_mapping.h" + +// +// Win32 filesystem API shim (mwin32 D11), non-handle metadata / namespace +// family (M-FS-SHIM-2). Each entry point mirrors the genuine +// signature, converts its arguments into the platform-neutral PIL filesystem +// surface, and routes through the process-wide session's ifilesystem (the +// active passthrough / buffered / redirecting / logging / fault provider chosen +// by the .pilcfg sidecar). +// +// D11 handle-translation boundary: these entry points deal only in *paths* and +// *metadata*; none of them mint or consume a HANDLE, so the handle table is not +// involved. The CreateFile / Find families (later items) are where the table +// participates. +// +// Failure model (M-FS-SHIM-3): unlike the registry shims (which return an +// LSTATUS), the filesystem APIs report failure the Win32 way — a BOOL / sentinel +// return plus ::SetLastError. Every entry point therefore has a catch-all that +// translates the in-flight PIL exception into a Win32 last-error code and +// returns the failure sentinel; no exception (including OOM) is ever allowed to +// cross the C ABI. +// + +namespace +{ + // + // Translate the in-flight C++ exception raised while servicing a filesystem + // entry point into a Win32 last-error DWORD. MUST be called from within a + // catch block: map_known_pil_exception rethrows the active exception to + // match its dynamic type. Anything the shim does not recognize collapses to + // ERROR_GEN_FAILURE so that nothing escapes across the C ABI. + // + DWORD + filesystem_exception_to_win32() + { + auto const code = m::mwin32_impl::map_known_pil_exception(); + return code.has_value() ? code.value() : static_cast(ERROR_GEN_FAILURE); + } + + // + // Path conversion. The wide (*W) overload passes UTF-16 straight through; + // the ANSI (*A) overload interprets its narrow string in the process ANSI + // code page (CP_ACP), matching the documented behavior of the Win32 *A file + // APIs (the same convention mwinreg.cpp's to_key_path uses). + // + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(LPCWSTR p) + { + return m::pil::file_path(p); + } + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(LPCSTR p) + { + auto const u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(p); + return m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u16)); + } + + // + // Open the PIL root directory that `path` is anchored at. A path with no + // root (a process-CWD-relative path) is out of scope for this milestone: + // open_root on a none root surfaces as a provider error, which the caller's + // catch-all converts to a Win32 last-error. + // + std::shared_ptr + open_root_for(m::pil::file_path const& path) + { + auto const fs = m::mwin32_impl::session_filesystem(); + return fs->open_root(path.root()); + } + + // + // Convert a PIL utc_clock time point into a Win32 FILETIME. + // + // The PIL filesystem surface stores timestamps as m::pil::time_point_type + // (utc_clock). A provider produced this value, when it read a node, via + // m::clock_cast(FILETIME); per + // m::win32::filetime_clock::to_utc that is simply the FILETIME 100ns tick + // count re-expressed against the 1970 epoch (utc_100ns = ft_100ns minus the + // 1601->1970 offset). This inverts that exactly, so a timestamp read from a + // node round-trips back to the identical FILETIME. + // + // We deliberately do NOT use m::to(time_point): that conversion + // emits a *relative* (negative) FILETIME for threadpool timers, not the + // absolute file-timestamp representation required here. + // + FILETIME + to_filetime(m::pil::time_point_type tp) + { + using ft_ticks = std::chrono::duration>; + + // 1601-01-01 -> 1970-01-01 expressed in 100ns units. + constexpr std::int64_t filetime_epoch_offset_100ns = 116'444'736'000'000'000; + + auto const utc_100ns = std::chrono::duration_cast(tp.time_since_epoch()).count(); + std::int64_t const ticks = utc_100ns + filetime_epoch_offset_100ns; + return std::bit_cast(ticks); + } + + // + // Project PIL file metadata onto the Win32 attribute bitmask. file_attributes + // values mirror FILE_ATTRIBUTE_* exactly, so the cast is direct; the + // directory bit is forced on for a directory node, and an otherwise-empty + // mask collapses to FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL (Win32 never reports 0 for an + // existing file). + // + DWORD + to_win32_attributes(m::pil::file_metadata const& md) + { + DWORD attrs = static_cast(std::to_underlying(md.m_attributes)); + + if (md.is_directory()) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY; + + if (attrs == 0) + attrs = FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL; + + return attrs; + } + + // + // Fill a WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA from PIL metadata (the payload of + // GetFileExInfoStandard). + // + void + fill_attribute_data(m::pil::file_metadata const& md, WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA& out) + { + // High / low 32-bit halves of the 64-bit byte size. + constexpr std::uint64_t low_dword_mask = 0xFFFF'FFFFull; + constexpr unsigned high_dword_shift = 32; + + out.dwFileAttributes = to_win32_attributes(md); + out.ftCreationTime = to_filetime(md.m_creation_time); + out.ftLastAccessTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_access_time); + out.ftLastWriteTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_write_time); + out.nFileSizeHigh = static_cast(md.m_size >> high_dword_shift); + out.nFileSizeLow = static_cast(md.m_size & low_dword_mask); + } + + // + // "Stat" an arbitrary path. The PIL surface has no stat-by-path verb, so a + // path is probed as a directory first, then as a file, both with + // tolerate_not_found so absence is a non-error (null) outcome rather than an + // exception: + // * the empty relative path names the root itself -> query the root; + // * a directory open that yields a node -> directory metadata; + // * otherwise a file open that yields a node -> file metadata; + // * neither present (no hard error) -> nullopt (caller maps to not-found). + // A genuine error from the file probe (e.g. access denied) propagates as an + // exception for the entry point's catch-all to translate. + // + std::optional + query_path_metadata(m::pil::file_path const& path) + { + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + + auto rel = path.relative_path(); + if (rel.empty()) + return root->query_information(); + + m::pil::file_path const rel_path{std::move(rel)}; + + { + std::shared_ptr dir; + std::error_code ec; + root->open_directory(m::pil::idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + rel_path, + m::pil::file_access::default_open, + dir, + ec); + // A null directory means "not a directory at this path": it is + // absent, or it is a file (the provider reports the wrong-kind case + // through ec). Either way fall through to the file probe; a real + // error, if any, resurfaces there. + if (dir) + return dir->query_information(); + } + + { + std::shared_ptr file; + std::error_code ec; + root->open_file(m::pil::idirectory::open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, + rel_path, + m::pil::file_access::default_open, + file, + ec); + if (file) + return file->query_information(); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + } + + return std::nullopt; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->create_directory(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->create_directory(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +// +// mRemoveDirectory and mDeleteFile both delegate to the unified-namespace (D13) +// remove_entry verb, which removes whichever kind of node the name refers to. +// The genuine APIs enforce the directory/file distinction; the shim does not at +// this milestone (the provider removes the named node regardless of kind). +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->remove_entry(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->remove_entry(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeleteFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpFileName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->remove_entry(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeleteFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpFileName); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->remove_entry(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared rename implementation for mMoveFile / mMoveFileEx. The move is + // scoped to a single root (D11): both paths are interpreted relative to the + // source root, so a cross-volume move is rejected with ERROR_NOT_SAME_DEVICE + // rather than silently misrouted. dwFlags (MOVEFILE_REPLACE_EXISTING and the + // rest) are not honored this milestone: rename_entry has no replace mode, so + // moving onto an existing target fails the way a no-replace rename does. + // + BOOL + move_file_impl(m::pil::file_path const& src, m::pil::file_path const& dst) + { + if (!(src.root() == dst.root())) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SAME_DEVICE); + return FALSE; + } + + auto const root = open_root_for(src); + root->rename_entry(m::pil::file_path{src.relative_path()}, + m::pil::file_path{dst.relative_path()}); + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return move_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), to_file_path(lpNewFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return move_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), to_file_path(lpNewFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// mMoveFileEx ignores dwFlags (see move_file_impl). A NULL lpNewFileName (the +// genuine API's delete-on-reboot request) is not supported and is rejected. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ DWORD) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return move_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), to_file_path(lpNewFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ DWORD) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return move_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), to_file_path(lpNewFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + auto const md = query_path_metadata(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + if (!md.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + + return to_win32_attributes(md.value()); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + auto const md = query_path_metadata(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + if (!md.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + + return to_win32_attributes(md.value()); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } +} + +// +// Only GetFileExInfoStandard is supported; any other level is rejected. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_writes_bytes_(sizeof(WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA)) + LPVOID lpFileInformation) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileInformation, lpFileInformation != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(fInfoLevelId, fInfoLevelId == GetFileExInfoStandard); + + auto const md = query_path_metadata(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + if (!md.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return FALSE; + } + + fill_attribute_data(md.value(), + *static_cast(lpFileInformation)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_writes_bytes_(sizeof(WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA)) + LPVOID lpFileInformation) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileInformation, lpFileInformation != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(fInfoLevelId, fInfoLevelId == GetFileExInfoStandard); + + auto const md = query_path_metadata(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + if (!md.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return FALSE; + } + + fill_attribute_data(md.value(), + *static_cast(lpFileInformation)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Project the Win32 dwDesiredAccess bitmask onto a PIL file_access. Only the + // GENERIC_READ / GENERIC_WRITE intent is interpreted; the finer-grained + // FILE_* access rights are out of scope under PIL isolation. A request that + // names neither (dwDesiredAccess == 0, the "query attributes only" form) + // maps to read access so the open can still resolve metadata. + // + m::pil::file_access + to_file_access(DWORD dwDesiredAccess) + { + bool const wants_read = (dwDesiredAccess & GENERIC_READ) != 0; + bool const wants_write = (dwDesiredAccess & GENERIC_WRITE) != 0; + + if (wants_write && wants_read) + return m::pil::file_access::read_write; + if (wants_write) + return m::pil::file_access::write; + return m::pil::file_access::read; + } + + // + // Shared body of mCreateFileW / mCreateFileA. Maps dwCreationDisposition + // onto the PIL open_file vs create_file verbs and interns the resulting + // ifile in the global handle table (D11), returning the minted HANDLE. + // + // Disposition mapping (D12 - each verb interprets its own disposition at the + // call site; there is no shared disposition table): + // * OPEN_EXISTING / TRUNCATE_EXISTING -> open_file (must already exist); + // * CREATE_NEW / CREATE_ALWAYS -> create_file (fail-if-exists vs + // replace fidelity is delegated to the provider's create_file and + // not separately enforced here); + // * OPEN_ALWAYS -> try_open_file, falling back to create_file when absent. + // Any other value is rejected as an invalid parameter. + // + // Content is out of scope (D14): TRUNCATE_EXISTING does not truncate, and + // the minted handle resolves metadata only. + // + // A handle opened with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS names a directory (the + // form ReadDirectoryChangesW requires). Such a handle stores only the + // directory's public path (m_file stays null); it is consumed solely by the + // change-notification family (M-FS-NOTIFY), which registers a watch on the + // stored path. The byte-content / handle-metadata families do not accept it. + // + HANDLE + create_file_impl(m::pil::file_path const& path, + DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes) + { + if ((dwFlagsAndAttributes & FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS) != 0) + { + auto const md = query_path_metadata(path); + if (!md.has_value() || !md->is_directory()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + auto state = std::make_shared(); + state->m_path = path; + return ::g_handles.intern(state).as_HANDLE(); + } + + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + auto const access = to_file_access(dwDesiredAccess); + + m::pil::file_path const rel{path.relative_path()}; + + std::shared_ptr file; + + switch (dwCreationDisposition) + { + case OPEN_EXISTING: + case TRUNCATE_EXISTING: + file = root->open_file(rel, access); + break; + + case CREATE_NEW: + case CREATE_ALWAYS: + file = root->create_file(rel, access); + break; + + case OPEN_ALWAYS: + file = root->try_open_file(rel, access); + if (!file) + file = root->create_file(rel, access); + break; + + default: + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwCreationDisposition, false); + break; + } + + auto state = std::make_shared(); + state->m_file = std::move(file); + state->m_path = path; + return ::g_handles.intern(state).as_HANDLE(); + } +} // namespace + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile) +{ + (void)dwShareMode; + (void)lpSecurityAttributes; + (void)hTemplateFile; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + return create_file_impl( + to_file_path(lpFileName), dwDesiredAccess, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile) +{ + (void)dwShareMode; + (void)lpSecurityAttributes; + (void)hTemplateFile; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + return create_file_impl( + to_file_path(lpFileName), dwDesiredAccess, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Dusty-deck legacy open / create family (M-FS-LEGACY-1). OpenFile / _lopen + // / _lcreat predate the Win32 HANDLE world: they hand back an HFILE (a plain + // int). We mint that HFILE from the *same* handle_table as mCreateFile, so a + // legacy handle is just a minted pseudo-handle narrowed to int — the + // reserved encoding keeps every minted value inside 31 bits (bit 30 set, + // nothing at or above bit 31), so the narrowing is lossless and positive. + // + + // + // Non-error HFILE for the OpenFile modifier styles (OF_PARSE / OF_EXIST / + // OF_DELETE) that complete without handing back a live handle. Any value + // other than HFILE_ERROR signals success to a dusty-deck caller; zero + // carries no live table entry, so the caller cannot translate it back to a + // node. + // + constexpr HFILE k_openfile_ok = 0; + + HFILE + handle_to_hfile(HANDLE h) + { + return static_cast(reinterpret_cast(h)); + } + + // + // Map the OpenFile / _lopen access style (low bits OF_READ / OF_WRITE / + // OF_READWRITE) onto the Win32 generic-access mask create_file_impl expects. + // The share-mode styles (OF_SHARE_*) are ignored under PIL isolation. + // + DWORD + openfile_access(UINT uStyle) + { + switch (uStyle & (OF_WRITE | OF_READWRITE)) + { + case OF_WRITE: + return GENERIC_WRITE; + case OF_READWRITE: + return GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE; + default: + return GENERIC_READ; // OF_READ == 0 + } + } + + // + // Fill the caller's OFSTRUCT with the public path it passed (ANSI, truncated + // to OFS_MAXPATHNAME). The path stored is the caller's pre-redirection path, + // matching how file_handle_state records the public path (D11 private-> + // public): a dusty-deck caller reading szPathName back sees what it asked + // for, never the private backing path. + // + void + fill_ofstruct(OFSTRUCT& ofs, LPCSTR name) + { + std::memset(&ofs, 0, sizeof(ofs)); + ofs.cBytes = static_cast(sizeof(OFSTRUCT)); + ofs.fFixedDisk = TRUE; + + auto const n = + (std::min)(std::strlen(name), static_cast(OFS_MAXPATHNAME - 1)); + std::memcpy(ofs.szPathName, name, n); + ofs.szPathName[n] = '\0'; + } + + // + // Shared body of mOpenFile after the OFSTRUCT has been populated. May throw; + // the entry point's catch-all maps the exception to a Win32 last-error and + // returns HFILE_ERROR. + // + HFILE + open_file_legacy(LPCSTR name, UINT uStyle) + { + // OF_PARSE: the structure is already filled; perform no open. + if ((uStyle & OF_PARSE) != 0) + return k_openfile_ok; + + // OF_DELETE: namespace delete. Reuse the metadata-family delete shim so + // the provider routing and the last-error contract match mDeleteFile + // exactly (it reports its own failure, so a false result maps straight + // to HFILE_ERROR with last-error already set). + if ((uStyle & OF_DELETE) != 0) + return ::mDeleteFileA(name) ? k_openfile_ok : HFILE_ERROR; + + auto const path = to_file_path(name); + DWORD const disposition = ((uStyle & OF_CREATE) != 0) ? CREATE_ALWAYS : OPEN_EXISTING; + + HANDLE const h = create_file_impl(path, openfile_access(uStyle), disposition, 0); + + // OF_EXIST: existence probe only. The open above already proved the file + // is present (or threw); release the minted handle and report success + // without leaking a live table entry. + if ((uStyle & OF_EXIST) != 0) + { + ::g_handles.close(m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(h)); + return k_openfile_ok; + } + + return handle_to_hfile(h); + } +} // namespace + +HFILE APIENTRY +mOpenFile(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuff, _In_ UINT uStyle) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + if (lpReOpenBuff != nullptr) + fill_ofstruct(*lpReOpenBuff, lpFileName); + + return open_file_legacy(lpFileName, uStyle); + } + catch (...) + { + DWORD const err = filesystem_exception_to_win32(); + if (lpReOpenBuff != nullptr) + lpReOpenBuff->nErrCode = static_cast(err); + ::SetLastError(err); + return HFILE_ERROR; + } +} + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lopen(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ int iReadWrite) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + HANDLE const h = + create_file_impl(path, openfile_access(static_cast(iReadWrite)), OPEN_EXISTING, 0); + return handle_to_hfile(h); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return HFILE_ERROR; + } +} + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lcreat(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ int iAttribute) +{ + // iAttribute carries the legacy file-attribute byte (0 normal, 1 read-only, + // 2 hidden, 4 system). Metadata-write is not modeled on the PIL surface, so + // the attribute is accepted and ignored; the freshly created file is opened + // for read/write as the genuine _lcreat returns a writable handle. + (void)iAttribute; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpPathName); + HANDLE const h = + create_file_impl(path, GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS, 0); + return handle_to_hfile(h); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return HFILE_ERROR; + } +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Open the PIL directory named by `dir_path`. An empty relative path names + // the root itself; otherwise the directory is opened relative to its root. + // + std::shared_ptr + open_directory_at(m::pil::file_path const& dir_path) + { + auto const root = open_root_for(dir_path); + + auto rel = dir_path.relative_path(); + if (rel.empty()) + return root; + + return root->open_directory(m::pil::file_path{std::move(rel)}); + } + + // + // Buffer the full child listing of the directory named by `pattern`'s parent + // into a fresh find-enumeration state. The pattern's leaf component (the + // wildcard or literal name) is not applied this milestone: every child is + // captured. A pattern with no parent (a rootless single component) is out of + // scope and rejected as an invalid parameter. + // + std::shared_ptr + capture_directory_listing(m::pil::file_path const& pattern) + { + auto const [parent, leaf] = pattern.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + (void)leaf; + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(pattern, parent.has_value()); + + auto const dir = open_directory_at(parent.value()); + + auto state = std::make_shared(); + for (std::size_t i = 0;; ++i) + { + auto entry = dir->enumerate_entries(i); + if (!entry.has_value()) + break; + state->m_entries.push_back(std::move(entry.value())); + } + + return state; + } + + // + // Common WIN32_FIND_DATA scalar fields shared by the W and A forms (the only + // difference between them is the cFileName character type, filled by the + // caller). The output struct is zeroed first so cAlternateFileName and the + // reserved fields are left clear (short names are not modeled). + // + template + void + fill_find_data_common(m::pil::directory_entry const& entry, TFindData& out) + { + constexpr std::uint64_t low_dword_mask = 0xFFFF'FFFFull; + constexpr unsigned high_dword_shift = 32; + + out = TFindData{}; + + out.dwFileAttributes = to_win32_attributes(entry.m_metadata); + out.ftCreationTime = to_filetime(entry.m_metadata.m_creation_time); + out.ftLastAccessTime = to_filetime(entry.m_metadata.m_last_access_time); + out.ftLastWriteTime = to_filetime(entry.m_metadata.m_last_write_time); + out.nFileSizeHigh = static_cast(entry.m_metadata.m_size >> high_dword_shift); + out.nFileSizeLow = static_cast(entry.m_metadata.m_size & low_dword_mask); + } + + // + // Fill a WIN32_FIND_DATAW from a PIL directory entry. The UTF-16 name is + // copied into the fixed cFileName buffer and truncated (with a guaranteed + // null terminator) if it does not fit. + // + void + fill_find_data(m::pil::directory_entry const& entry, WIN32_FIND_DATAW& out) + { + fill_find_data_common(entry, out); + + auto const sv = entry.m_name.view(); + std::size_t const n = std::min(sv.size(), MAX_PATH - 1); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) + out.cFileName[i] = static_cast(sv[i]); + out.cFileName[n] = L'\0'; + } + + // + // Fill a WIN32_FIND_DATAA from a PIL directory entry. The name is converted + // from UTF-16 to the process ANSI code page (matching the *A API contract) + // and copied into the fixed cFileName buffer, truncated with a guaranteed + // null terminator if it does not fit. + // + void + fill_find_data(m::pil::directory_entry const& entry, WIN32_FIND_DATAA& out) + { + fill_find_data_common(entry, out); + + auto const acp = m::to_acp_string(entry.m_name.view()); + std::size_t const n = std::min(acp.size(), MAX_PATH - 1); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) + out.cFileName[i] = acp[i]; + out.cFileName[n] = '\0'; + } + + // + // Shared body of mFindFirstFileW / mFindFirstFileA. Captures the directory + // listing, fills the caller's find-data with the first entry, interns the + // enumeration state, and returns the minted find handle. An empty listing is + // reported as ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND with INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE, matching the + // genuine API. + // + template + HANDLE + find_first_file_impl(m::pil::file_path const& pattern, TFindData& out) + { + auto state = capture_directory_listing(pattern); + + if (state->m_entries.empty()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + fill_find_data(state->m_entries[0], out); + state->m_cursor = 1; + + return ::g_handles.intern(state).as_HANDLE(); + } + + // + // Shared body of mFindNextFileW / mFindNextFileA. Advances the cursor of the + // enumeration state behind `hFindFile`, filling the caller's find-data with + // the next entry. ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES is reported (FALSE return) once the + // listing is exhausted. + // + template + BOOL + find_next_file_impl(HANDLE hFindFile, TFindData& out) + { + auto const state = + ::g_handles + .deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFindFile)); + + if (state->m_cursor >= state->m_entries.size()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES); + return FALSE; + } + + fill_find_data(state->m_entries[state->m_cursor], out); + ++state->m_cursor; + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindFileData, lpFindFileData != nullptr); + + return find_first_file_impl(to_file_path(lpFileName), *lpFindFileData); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAA lpFindFileData) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindFileData, lpFindFileData != nullptr); + + return find_first_file_impl(to_file_path(lpFileName), *lpFindFileData); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextFileW(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindFileData, lpFindFileData != nullptr); + + return find_next_file_impl(hFindFile, *lpFindFileData); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextFileA(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile, _Out_ LPWIN32_FIND_DATAA lpFindFileData) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindFileData, lpFindFileData != nullptr); + + return find_next_file_impl(hFindFile, *lpFindFileData); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// mFindClose releases the find-enumeration state behind the handle. A find +// handle is always one the shim minted, so it is closed directly through the +// handle table (no routing decision is needed here, unlike mCloseHandle). +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindClose(_In_ HANDLE hFindFile) +{ + try + { + ::g_handles.close(m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFindFile)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +// +// mCloseHandle routes by the handle's bit pattern (M-FS-SHIM-6). A value the +// shim minted (recognizable by handle_table's reserved encoding) is released +// from the table; every other value is a genuine OS handle and is forwarded to +// the real ::CloseHandle untouched. This is broader than mRegCloseKey: it sees +// all CloseHandle traffic, so it must leave non-shim handles to the real API. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mCloseHandle(_In_ HANDLE hObject) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hObject); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::CloseHandle(hObject); + + try + { + ::g_handles.close(h); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +// +// Handle-based metadata family (M-FS-HANDLE-META). Each entry point consumes a +// HANDLE the shim minted via mCreateFile, so the D11 handle-translation +// invariant requires it be aliased: it resolves the pseudo-handle back to its +// backing PIL ifile (a genuine ::GetFileInformationByHandle on a minted handle +// would otherwise reach the real API and fail ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE) and serves +// the answer from ifile::query_information. None of these touch byte content +// (D14): size is the metadata size, never a content length. +// +// Metadata is read-only on the PIL surface this milestone (ifile exposes only +// query_information; there is no metadata-write verb). The Set* entry points +// therefore resolve the handle, validate their request, and report success +// without persisting any change — the same accept-and-ignore stance the shim +// takes for parameters isolation cannot model (dwShareMode, MOVEFILE flags). +// A real metadata-mutation verb is deferred to a future PIL milestone. +// +namespace +{ + // + // Resolve a minted file HANDLE to its file-handle state (the backing ifile + // plus the path it was opened with). A handle that is not a live file handle + // (a find handle, a stale value, or a non-shim value) surfaces as + // ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE from deref_handle, which the caller's catch-all turns + // into the entry point's failure sentinel. + // + std::shared_ptr + resolve_file_handle(HANDLE hFile) + { + return ::g_handles + .deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile)); + } + + // + // The 64-bit byte size split into its Win32 high / low DWORD halves. + // + constexpr std::uint64_t size_low_dword_mask = 0xFFFF'FFFFull; + constexpr unsigned size_high_dword_shift = 32; + + // + // Reinterpret a FILETIME as the LARGE_INTEGER (100ns tick count) form used + // by the FILE_*_INFO structures. The two layouts carry the identical 64 bits. + // + LARGE_INTEGER + filetime_to_large_integer(FILETIME ft) noexcept + { + LARGE_INTEGER li; + li.LowPart = ft.dwLowDateTime; + li.HighPart = static_cast(ft.dwHighDateTime); + return li; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileInformationByHandle(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_ LPBY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION lpFileInformation) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileInformation, lpFileInformation != nullptr); + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + auto const md = state->m_file->query_information(); + + *lpFileInformation = BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION{}; + + lpFileInformation->dwFileAttributes = to_win32_attributes(md); + lpFileInformation->ftCreationTime = to_filetime(md.m_creation_time); + lpFileInformation->ftLastAccessTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_access_time); + lpFileInformation->ftLastWriteTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_write_time); + lpFileInformation->nFileSizeHigh = + static_cast(md.m_size >> size_high_dword_shift); + lpFileInformation->nFileSizeLow = static_cast(md.m_size & size_low_dword_mask); + + // PIL models no volume serial, file id, or hard-link count; report the + // benign defaults (single link, zero ids) Win32 callers tolerate. + lpFileInformation->dwVolumeSerialNumber = 0; + lpFileInformation->nNumberOfLinks = 1; + lpFileInformation->nFileIndexHigh = 0; + lpFileInformation->nFileIndexLow = 0; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileSize(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpFileSizeHigh) +{ + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + auto const md = state->m_file->query_information(); + + if (lpFileSizeHigh != nullptr) + *lpFileSizeHigh = static_cast(md.m_size >> size_high_dword_shift); + + // The genuine API reports a valid low DWORD of 0xFFFFFFFF by also + // clearing the last error; set it to NO_ERROR so a caller that checks + // GetLastError after an INVALID_FILE_SIZE-looking low word is not misled. + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + return static_cast(md.m_size & size_low_dword_mask); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_FILE_SIZE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileSizeEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _Out_ PLARGE_INTEGER lpFileSize) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileSize, lpFileSize != nullptr); + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + auto const md = state->m_file->query_information(); + + lpFileSize->QuadPart = static_cast(md.m_size); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Populate the FileBasicInfo / FileStandardInfo projections of a node's + // metadata. These mirror the BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION fields in the + // FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS shapes; ChangeTime has no PIL analogue so it + // tracks the last-write time, and allocation size is reported equal to the + // logical end-of-file (PIL models no on-disk allocation granularity). + // + void + fill_basic_info(m::pil::file_metadata const& md, FILE_BASIC_INFO& info) noexcept + { + info.CreationTime = filetime_to_large_integer(to_filetime(md.m_creation_time)); + info.LastAccessTime = filetime_to_large_integer(to_filetime(md.m_last_access_time)); + info.LastWriteTime = filetime_to_large_integer(to_filetime(md.m_last_write_time)); + info.ChangeTime = info.LastWriteTime; + info.FileAttributes = to_win32_attributes(md); + } + + void + fill_standard_info(m::pil::file_metadata const& md, FILE_STANDARD_INFO& info) noexcept + { + info.AllocationSize.QuadPart = static_cast(md.m_size); + info.EndOfFile.QuadPart = static_cast(md.m_size); + info.NumberOfLinks = 1; + info.DeletePending = FALSE; + info.Directory = md.is_directory() ? TRUE : FALSE; + } + + // + // Project the handle's open path into the volume-relative form Win32 + // reports for FileNameInfo / mGetFinalPathNameByHandle: the path with its + // drive root removed and a single leading separator (e.g. C:\dir\f -> + // \dir\f). The stored path is the caller's public path, which is what a + // caller that opened a public path expects to read back. + // + std::u16string + volume_relative_name(m::pil::file_path const& path) + { + auto const rel = path.relative_path().view(); + std::u16string name; + name.reserve(rel.size() + 1); + name.push_back(u'\\'); + name.append(rel.data(), rel.size()); + return name; + } + + // + // The Win32 error reported for FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS values whose + // backing data is byte content or on-disk allocation (FileAllocationInfo, + // FileEndOfFileInfo, stream / compression classes). Content is deferred to a + // future milestone (M-FS-CONTENT); until then these classes are explicitly + // unsupported rather than silently mis-served. + // + constexpr DWORD deferred_content_error = ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; + + // + // The extended-length ("\\?\C:\dir\file") form mGetFinalPathNameByHandle + // reports for the default VOLUME_NAME_DOS request: the stored public path + // prefixed with the "\\?\" device-namespace escape, exactly as the genuine + // API renders a DOS-volume final path. + // + std::u16string + dos_extended_path(m::pil::file_path const& path) + { + auto const native = path.native().view(); + std::u16string full; + full.reserve(native.size() + 4); + full.append(u"\\\\?\\"); + full.append(native.data(), native.size()); + return full; + } + + // + // Copy a final path into the caller's wide buffer with the Win32 + // GetFinalPathNameByHandle length contract: on success return the character + // count written excluding the null; if the buffer cannot hold the string and + // its null, write nothing and return the required size including the null. + // + DWORD + copy_final_path_w(std::u16string const& full, LPWSTR buf, DWORD cch) noexcept + { + auto const len = static_cast(full.size()); + if (buf == nullptr || cch < len + 1) + return len + 1; + std::memcpy(buf, full.data(), static_cast(len) * sizeof(WCHAR)); + buf[len] = L'\0'; + return len; + } + + // + // The ANSI counterpart of copy_final_path_w: the final path is converted to + // the process ANSI code page (matching the *A API contract) and copied with + // the identical length contract. + // + DWORD + copy_final_path_a(std::u16string const& full, LPSTR buf, DWORD cch) + { + auto const acp = m::to_acp_string(std::u16string_view{full}); + auto const len = static_cast(acp.size()); + if (buf == nullptr || cch < len + 1) + return len + 1; + std::memcpy(buf, acp.data(), len); + buf[len] = '\0'; + return len; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS FileInformationClass, + _Out_writes_bytes_(dwBufferSize) LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ DWORD dwBufferSize) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileInformation, lpFileInformation != nullptr); + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + auto const md = state->m_file->query_information(); + + switch (FileInformationClass) + { + case FileBasicInfo: + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwBufferSize, dwBufferSize >= sizeof(FILE_BASIC_INFO)); + fill_basic_info(md, *static_cast(lpFileInformation)); + break; + + case FileStandardInfo: + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwBufferSize, dwBufferSize >= sizeof(FILE_STANDARD_INFO)); + fill_standard_info(md, *static_cast(lpFileInformation)); + break; + + case FileAttributeTagInfo: + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwBufferSize, dwBufferSize >= sizeof(FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TAG_INFO)); + auto& info = *static_cast(lpFileInformation); + info.FileAttributes = to_win32_attributes(md); + info.ReparseTag = 0; + break; + } + + case FileNameInfo: + { + auto const name = volume_relative_name(state->m_path); + auto const name_bytes = name.size() * sizeof(WCHAR); + std::size_t needed = offsetof(FILE_NAME_INFO, FileName) + name_bytes; + if (dwBufferSize < needed) + { + // Win32 reports a short buffer for FileNameInfo as ERROR_MORE_DATA; + // the caller retries with a larger allocation. + ::SetLastError(ERROR_MORE_DATA); + return FALSE; + } + auto& info = *static_cast(lpFileInformation); + info.FileNameLength = static_cast(name_bytes); + std::memcpy(info.FileName, name.data(), name_bytes); + break; + } + + default: + // Content / allocation / stream and other unmodelled classes are + // deferred (M-FS-CONTENT) rather than mis-served from metadata. + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return FALSE; + } + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileInformationByHandle(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_INFO_BY_HANDLE_CLASS FileInformationClass, + _In_reads_bytes_(dwBufferSize) LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ DWORD dwBufferSize) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileInformation, lpFileInformation != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwBufferSize, dwBufferSize != 0); + + // Translate the pseudo-handle first (D11): a Set on a stale or foreign + // handle must fail ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE before any class dispatch. + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + (void)state; + + switch (FileInformationClass) + { + case FileBasicInfo: + case FileRenameInfo: + case FileDispositionInfo: + // Metadata-mutation classes. PIL exposes no metadata-write verb this + // milestone, so the request is accepted and reported successful + // without persisting (the shim's accept-and-ignore stance for state + // it cannot model). A real mutation verb is deferred to a future PIL + // milestone. + break; + + case FileAllocationInfo: + case FileEndOfFileInfo: + default: + // Allocation / EOF resize byte content; those and any other class are + // deferred (M-FS-CONTENT). + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return FALSE; + } + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileTime(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpCreationTime, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpLastAccessTime, + _Out_opt_ LPFILETIME lpLastWriteTime) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + // A non-minted value is a genuine OS handle; forward it untouched (D11: the + // alias must not break a real handle handed to GetFileTime). + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::GetFileTime(hFile, lpCreationTime, lpLastAccessTime, lpLastWriteTime); + + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + auto const md = state->m_file->query_information(); + + if (lpCreationTime != nullptr) + *lpCreationTime = to_filetime(md.m_creation_time); + if (lpLastAccessTime != nullptr) + *lpLastAccessTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_access_time); + if (lpLastWriteTime != nullptr) + *lpLastWriteTime = to_filetime(md.m_last_write_time); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileTime(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpCreationTime, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpLastAccessTime, + _In_opt_ CONST FILETIME* lpLastWriteTime) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::SetFileTime(hFile, lpCreationTime, lpLastAccessTime, lpLastWriteTime); + + try + { + // Translate the pseudo-handle (D11), then accept the request without + // persisting: PIL exposes no metadata-write verb this milestone, so a + // timestamp set is a documented no-op (deferred to a future PIL + // milestone). The handle must still be valid for success to be reported. + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + (void)state; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFileType(_In_ HANDLE hFile) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::GetFileType(hFile); + + try + { + // Every minted file handle names a buffered / redirected filesystem node; + // those are disk-backed, so the genuine API's FILE_TYPE_DISK is the + // faithful answer. A minted value that is not a file handle (a find or + // registry handle) fails resolution and reports FILE_TYPE_UNKNOWN. + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + (void)state; + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + return FILE_TYPE_DISK; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FILE_TYPE_UNKNOWN; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_(cchFilePath) LPWSTR lpszFilePath, + _In_ DWORD cchFilePath, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::GetFinalPathNameByHandleW(hFile, lpszFilePath, cchFilePath, dwFlags); + + try + { + // GUID / NT volume forms have no PIL analogue (the shim has no real + // volume to name); only the DOS and volume-less forms are served. + if ((dwFlags & (VOLUME_NAME_GUID | VOLUME_NAME_NT)) != 0) + { + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return 0; + } + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + std::u16string const full = + ((dwFlags & VOLUME_NAME_NONE) != 0) ? volume_relative_name(state->m_path) + : dos_extended_path(state->m_path); + return copy_final_path_w(full, lpszFilePath, cchFilePath); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFinalPathNameByHandleA(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_(cchFilePath) LPSTR lpszFilePath, + _In_ DWORD cchFilePath, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::GetFinalPathNameByHandleA(hFile, lpszFilePath, cchFilePath, dwFlags); + + try + { + if ((dwFlags & (VOLUME_NAME_GUID | VOLUME_NAME_NT)) != 0) + { + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return 0; + } + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + std::u16string const full = + ((dwFlags & VOLUME_NAME_NONE) != 0) ? volume_relative_name(state->m_path) + : dos_extended_path(state->m_path); + return copy_final_path_a(full, lpszFilePath, cchFilePath); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +// +// Byte-content & positioning family (M-FS-CONTENT). These entry points consume +// a minted file HANDLE, translate it to its backing PIL ifile (D11), and serve +// the redirection-backed (D16) whole-file byte stream through +// ifile::read_content / write_content. A genuine OS handle (one this table never +// minted) is forwarded untouched to the real API so the alias never breaks a +// real handle handed to ReadFile / WriteFile. +// +// Content model (D16): reads resolve to real backing bytes; a write is a +// whole-file replacement at offset 0. Anything finer -- a mid-file (non-zero +// offset) overwrite, vectored scatter / gather, or completion-routine (APC) +// delivery -- is not modeled and reports the documented deferred-content error +// (ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED). The buffered overlay models no writable content, so a +// write routed through it surfaces the same deferred-content error naturally. +// + +namespace +{ + // + // Translate an error_code returned by an ifile content accessor into a Win32 + // last-error. The modeled "deferred content" outcome (D16 non-goal) is + // reported as ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; a genuine backing-store failure carries + // its own Win32 code (the direct provider wraps those via + // make_win32_error_code, recoverable through decode_win32_error). Anything + // unrecognized collapses to ERROR_GEN_FAILURE. + // + DWORD + content_ec_to_win32(std::error_code const& ec) + { + if (ec == std::errc::not_supported) + return deferred_content_error; + + auto const w = m::mwin32_impl::decode_win32_error(std::system_error(ec)); + return w.value_or(static_cast(ERROR_GEN_FAILURE)); + } + + // + // The byte offset a read / write should start at. A non-null OVERLAPPED + // names an explicit offset (its Offset / OffsetHigh halves) and the + // per-handle sequential position is left untouched; a null OVERLAPPED uses + // (and the caller then advances) the handle's stored sequential position. + // + std::uint64_t + overlapped_offset(LPOVERLAPPED ov, std::uint64_t sequential) noexcept + { + if (ov == nullptr) + return sequential; + return (static_cast(ov->OffsetHigh) << size_high_dword_shift) | + static_cast(ov->Offset); + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToRead, *lpNumberOfBytesRead) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesRead, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::ReadFile( + hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToRead, lpNumberOfBytesRead, lpOverlapped); + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpBuffer, lpBuffer != nullptr || nNumberOfBytesToRead == 0); + + // A backup-semantics (directory) handle carries no byte content; only a + // file handle resolves an ifile to read from. + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(hFile, state->m_file != nullptr); + + std::uint64_t const offset = overlapped_offset(lpOverlapped, state->m_position); + + std::error_code ec; + std::size_t bytes_read = 0; + state->m_file->read_content( + m::pil::ifile::read_content_flags{}, + offset, + std::span(static_cast(lpBuffer), nNumberOfBytesToRead), + bytes_read, + ec); + if (ec) + { + ::SetLastError(content_ec_to_win32(ec)); + return FALSE; + } + + // A sequential read advances the per-handle position; an explicit + // OVERLAPPED offset leaves it undisturbed. A short (including zero) read + // is end-of-file, reported as success with the partial count. + if (lpOverlapped == nullptr) + state->m_position = offset + bytes_read; + + if (lpNumberOfBytesRead != nullptr) + *lpNumberOfBytesRead = static_cast(bytes_read); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToWrite) LPCVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesWritten, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::WriteFile( + hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToWrite, lpNumberOfBytesWritten, lpOverlapped); + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpBuffer, lpBuffer != nullptr || nNumberOfBytesToWrite == 0); + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(hFile, state->m_file != nullptr); + + std::uint64_t const offset = overlapped_offset(lpOverlapped, state->m_position); + + // Whole-file replacement (D16): a write at offset 0 sets the file's + // extent to the supplied bytes; a non-zero offset is a partial / + // mid-file overwrite, which write_content rejects with not_supported -> + // the documented deferred-content error. + std::error_code ec; + std::size_t bytes_written = 0; + state->m_file->write_content( + m::pil::ifile::write_content_flags{}, + offset, + std::span( + static_cast(lpBuffer), nNumberOfBytesToWrite), + bytes_written, + ec); + if (ec) + { + ::SetLastError(content_ec_to_win32(ec)); + return FALSE; + } + + if (lpOverlapped == nullptr) + state->m_position = offset + bytes_written; + + if (lpNumberOfBytesWritten != nullptr) + *lpNumberOfBytesWritten = static_cast(bytes_written); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared body of the asynchronous / vectored content forms (mReadFileEx, + // mWriteFileEx, mReadFileScatter, mWriteFileGather) for a minted handle. + // Completion-routine (APC) delivery and page-aligned scatter / gather + // vectored I/O have no analogue under PIL isolation, so these forms validate + // the handle (a stale or non-file value still fails the Win32 way) and then + // report the documented deferred-content error rather than mis-serving a + // partial transfer. + // + BOOL + deferred_content_for_minted_handle(HANDLE hFile) + { + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + (void)state; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return FALSE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToRead) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::ReadFileEx( + hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToRead, lpOverlapped, lpCompletionRoutine); + + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nNumberOfBytesToWrite) LPCVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::WriteFileEx( + hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToWrite, lpOverlapped, lpCompletionRoutine); + + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadFileScatter(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT aSegmentArray[], + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::ReadFileScatter( + hFile, aSegmentArray, nNumberOfBytesToRead, lpReserved, lpOverlapped); + + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mWriteFileGather(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT aSegmentArray[], + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::WriteFileGather( + hFile, aSegmentArray, nNumberOfBytesToWrite, lpReserved, lpOverlapped); + + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +// +// Positioning + size family (M-FS-CONTENT-2). The handle's sequential position +// is the per-handle cursor mReadFile / mWriteFile advance; mSetFilePointer{,Ex} +// move it. Size mutation through mSetEndOfFile / mSetFileValidData is bounded by +// the whole-file content model (D16): a truncation to empty or a no-op resize to +// the current extent is honoured, but any other partial resize is reported as +// the documented deferred-content error. +// +namespace +{ + // + // Resolve a seek request against a minted handle's sequential position and + // the backing file's current size. Returns a Win32 error code (NO_ERROR on + // success) and, on success, the absolute new position. A move that would + // place the pointer before the start of the file is ERROR_NEGATIVE_SEEK; an + // unrecognized method is ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER. A pointer past end-of-file + // is permitted (matching Win32), and only materializes content on a write. + // + DWORD + resolve_seek(m::mwin32_impl::file_handle_state const& state, + std::int64_t distance, + DWORD method, + std::uint64_t& new_position) + { + std::int64_t base = 0; + switch (method) + { + case FILE_BEGIN: + base = 0; + break; + case FILE_CURRENT: + base = static_cast(state.m_position); + break; + case FILE_END: + base = static_cast(state.m_file->query_information().m_size); + break; + default: + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + } + + std::int64_t const target = base + distance; + if (target < 0) + return ERROR_NEGATIVE_SEEK; + + new_position = static_cast(target); + return NO_ERROR; + } +} // namespace + +DWORD APIENTRY +mSetFilePointer(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ LONG lDistanceToMove, + _Inout_opt_ PLONG lpDistanceToMoveHigh, + _In_ DWORD dwMoveMethod) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::SetFilePointer(hFile, lDistanceToMove, lpDistanceToMoveHigh, dwMoveMethod); + + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(hFile, state->m_file != nullptr); + + // The 64-bit distance is split across lDistanceToMove (low half) and the + // optional lpDistanceToMoveHigh (high half); when the high half is + // absent the low half is a signed 32-bit distance. + std::int64_t distance = 0; + if (lpDistanceToMoveHigh != nullptr) + distance = static_cast( + (static_cast(static_cast(*lpDistanceToMoveHigh)) + << size_high_dword_shift) | + static_cast(static_cast(lDistanceToMove))); + else + distance = lDistanceToMove; + + std::uint64_t new_position = 0; + DWORD const err = resolve_seek(*state, distance, dwMoveMethod, new_position); + if (err != NO_ERROR) + { + ::SetLastError(err); + return INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER; + } + + state->m_position = new_position; + + if (lpDistanceToMoveHigh != nullptr) + *lpDistanceToMoveHigh = + static_cast(static_cast(new_position >> size_high_dword_shift)); + + // INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER is also a legitimate low word; clear the last + // error so a caller that inspects it after that value is not misled. + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + return static_cast(new_position & size_low_dword_mask); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFilePointerEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ LARGE_INTEGER liDistanceToMove, + _Out_opt_ PLARGE_INTEGER lpNewFilePointer, + _In_ DWORD dwMoveMethod) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::SetFilePointerEx(hFile, liDistanceToMove, lpNewFilePointer, dwMoveMethod); + + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(hFile, state->m_file != nullptr); + + std::uint64_t new_position = 0; + DWORD const err = + resolve_seek(*state, liDistanceToMove.QuadPart, dwMoveMethod, new_position); + if (err != NO_ERROR) + { + ::SetLastError(err); + return FALSE; + } + + state->m_position = new_position; + + if (lpNewFilePointer != nullptr) + lpNewFilePointer->QuadPart = static_cast(new_position); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetEndOfFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::SetEndOfFile(hFile); + + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(hFile, state->m_file != nullptr); + + std::uint64_t const current_size = state->m_file->query_information().m_size; + + // Resizing to the existing extent is a no-op. Truncating to empty is the + // degenerate whole-file replacement (offset 0, no bytes). Any other + // target is a partial size mutation the content model does not express + // (D16) -> the documented deferred-content error. + if (state->m_position == current_size) + return TRUE; + + if (state->m_position != 0) + { + ::SetLastError(deferred_content_error); + return FALSE; + } + + std::error_code ec; + std::size_t bytes_written = 0; + state->m_file->write_content( + m::pil::ifile::write_content_flags{}, 0, std::span{}, bytes_written, ec); + if (ec) + { + ::SetLastError(content_ec_to_win32(ec)); + return FALSE; + } + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileValidData(_In_ HANDLE hFile, _In_ LONGLONG ValidDataLength) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::SetFileValidData(hFile, ValidDataLength); + + // The valid-data-length is an allocated-but-uninitialized extent hint that + // mutates a sub-range of the file without a whole-file replacement; the + // content model (D16) does not express it, so a minted handle reports the + // documented deferred-content error after validating the handle. + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +// +// Flush / lock / control / duplicate family (M-FS-CONTENT-3). These translate a +// minted handle and either forward a harmless no-op (the durability and +// byte-range-locking verbs have no analogue under single-process PIL isolation, +// where a write is already durable and there are no competing openers) or, for +// device control, report the documented deferred-content error. mDuplicateHandle +// is the exception: it interns a second table entry over the *same* +// file_handle_state so the original and the duplicate share one ifile and one +// sequential position, exactly as two Win32 handles onto one file object do. +// +namespace +{ + // + // Validate that a minted handle still names a live file-table entry and, if + // so, report success without side effects. Used by the durability / locking + // verbs whose modeled behaviour under isolation is a successful no-op. + // + BOOL + noop_success_for_minted_handle(HANDLE hFile) + { + try + { + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hFile); + (void)state; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFlushFileBuffers(_In_ HANDLE hFile) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::FlushFileBuffers(hFile); + + // A write through the content model is already materialized in the backing + // store, so there is nothing to flush; validate the handle and succeed. + return noop_success_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mLockFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetLow, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetHigh, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::LockFile(hFile, + dwFileOffsetLow, + dwFileOffsetHigh, + nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh); + + // No competing openers exist under single-process isolation, so a byte-range + // lock is vacuously granted. + return noop_success_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mLockFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwReserved, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::LockFileEx(hFile, + dwFlags, + dwReserved, + nNumberOfBytesToLockLow, + nNumberOfBytesToLockHigh, + lpOverlapped); + + return noop_success_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mUnlockFile(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetLow, + _In_ DWORD dwFileOffsetHigh, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::UnlockFile(hFile, + dwFileOffsetLow, + dwFileOffsetHigh, + nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh); + + return noop_success_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mUnlockFileEx(_In_ HANDLE hFile, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwReserved, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + _In_ DWORD nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh, + _Inout_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFile); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::UnlockFileEx(hFile, + dwReserved, + nNumberOfBytesToUnlockLow, + nNumberOfBytesToUnlockHigh, + lpOverlapped); + + return noop_success_for_minted_handle(hFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDeviceIoControl(_In_ HANDLE hDevice, + _In_ DWORD dwIoControlCode, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(nInBufferSize) LPVOID lpInBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nInBufferSize, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(nOutBufferSize, *lpBytesReturned) LPVOID lpOutBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nOutBufferSize, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hDevice); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::DeviceIoControl(hDevice, + dwIoControlCode, + lpInBuffer, + nInBufferSize, + lpOutBuffer, + nOutBufferSize, + lpBytesReturned, + lpOverlapped); + + // Device / filesystem control codes address the backing volume or driver, + // which the content model does not surface; report the documented + // deferred-content error after validating the handle. + return deferred_content_for_minted_handle(hDevice); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mDuplicateHandle(_In_ HANDLE hSourceProcessHandle, + _In_ HANDLE hSourceHandle, + _In_ HANDLE hTargetProcessHandle, + _Out_ LPHANDLE lpTargetHandle, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ BOOL bInheritHandle, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions) +{ + auto const h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hSourceHandle); + + if (!m::mwin32_impl::handle_table::is_minted_handle_value(h)) + return ::DuplicateHandle(hSourceProcessHandle, + hSourceHandle, + hTargetProcessHandle, + lpTargetHandle, + dwDesiredAccess, + bInheritHandle, + dwOptions); + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpTargetHandle, lpTargetHandle != nullptr); + + // A minted handle lives only in this process, so the source / target + // process handles and the access / inheritance arguments have no effect; + // interning the same file_handle_state yields a second handle that + // shares the original's ifile and sequential position. + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hSourceHandle); + auto const duplicate = g_handles.intern(state); + *lpTargetHandle = duplicate.as_HANDLE(); + + if ((dwOptions & DUPLICATE_CLOSE_SOURCE) != 0) + g_handles.close(h); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +// +// Dusty-deck legacy content family (M-FS-LEGACY-3). The 16-bit-era _l* / _h* +// primitives and the LZ (compress / expand) family all traffic in the same +// minted HFILE the legacy open family hands back (M-FS-LEGACY-1): an HFILE is a +// minted pseudo-handle narrowed to int. Each shim widens the HFILE back to its +// HANDLE and forwards to the corresponding content shim (mReadFile, mWriteFile, +// mSetFilePointer, mCloseHandle) — which itself routes a minted value through +// the PIL ifile and a genuine value to the real API. The LZ family is a +// *passthrough*: PIL does not model LZ decompression, so an LZ "handle" is just +// the plain-file HFILE and no expansion is performed (D11 / D16). +// +namespace +{ + // + // Widen a minted HFILE back to the HANDLE it was narrowed from. The minted + // encoding keeps every bit within the low 31 bits, so the unsigned round-trip + // is lossless; a genuine HFILE widens to the same HANDLE the real API + // expects. + // + HANDLE + hfile_to_handle(HFILE hf) noexcept + { + return reinterpret_cast( + static_cast(static_cast(hf))); + } + + // + // Shared read body for _lread / _hread / LZRead. Forwards to mReadFile + // (minted -> PIL ifile, genuine -> ::ReadFile) and reports the bytes + // transferred, or HFILE_ERROR on failure. + // + LONG + legacy_read(HFILE hf, LPVOID buffer, LONG count) + { + DWORD read = 0; + if (!::mReadFile(hfile_to_handle(hf), buffer, static_cast(count), &read, nullptr)) + return HFILE_ERROR; + return static_cast(read); + } + + // + // Shared write body for _lwrite / _hwrite. Forwards to mWriteFile (a minted + // handle's offset-zero write is the D16 whole-file replacement). + // + LONG + legacy_write(HFILE hf, LPCVOID buffer, LONG count) + { + DWORD written = 0; + if (!::mWriteFile( + hfile_to_handle(hf), buffer, static_cast(count), &written, nullptr)) + return HFILE_ERROR; + return static_cast(written); + } + + // + // Shared seek body for _llseek / LZSeek. The legacy origin values + // (0 / 1 / 2) coincide with FILE_BEGIN / FILE_CURRENT / FILE_END, so the + // origin passes straight through to mSetFilePointer. mSetFilePointer clears + // the last error on success, so the INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER sentinel is a + // genuine failure only when the last error is non-zero. + // + LONG + legacy_seek(HFILE hf, LONG offset, int origin) + { + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + DWORD const r = + ::mSetFilePointer(hfile_to_handle(hf), offset, nullptr, static_cast(origin)); + if (r == INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER && ::GetLastError() != NO_ERROR) + return HFILE_ERROR; + return static_cast(r); + } +} // namespace + +UINT APIENTRY +m_lread(_In_ HFILE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_(uBytes, return) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ UINT uBytes) +{ + return static_cast(legacy_read(hFile, lpBuffer, static_cast(uBytes))); +} + +UINT APIENTRY +m_lwrite(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_reads_bytes_(uBytes) LPCCH lpBuffer, _In_ UINT uBytes) +{ + return static_cast(legacy_write(hFile, lpBuffer, static_cast(uBytes))); +} + +LONG APIENTRY +m_hread(_In_ HFILE hFile, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_(lBytes, return) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ LONG lBytes) +{ + return legacy_read(hFile, lpBuffer, lBytes); +} + +LONG APIENTRY +m_hwrite(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_reads_bytes_(lBytes) LPCCH lpBuffer, _In_ LONG lBytes) +{ + return legacy_write(hFile, lpBuffer, lBytes); +} + +LONG APIENTRY +m_llseek(_In_ HFILE hFile, _In_ LONG lOffset, _In_ int iOrigin) +{ + return legacy_seek(hFile, lOffset, iOrigin); +} + +HFILE APIENTRY +m_lclose(_In_ HFILE hFile) +{ + // Genuine _lclose returns zero on success, HFILE_ERROR on failure. + return ::mCloseHandle(hfile_to_handle(hFile)) ? 0 : HFILE_ERROR; +} + +INT APIENTRY +mLZOpenFileA(_In_ LPSTR lpFileName, _Inout_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuf, _In_ WORD wStyle) +{ + // Passthrough: PIL models no LZ decompression, so open the file as an + // ordinary file via the legacy OpenFile shim and reuse the minted HFILE as + // the LZ handle. HFILE_ERROR (-1) coincides with LZERROR_BADINHANDLE. + HFILE const hf = ::mOpenFile(lpFileName, lpReOpenBuf, wStyle); + return (hf == HFILE_ERROR) ? LZERROR_BADINHANDLE : static_cast(hf); +} + +INT APIENTRY +mLZOpenFileW(_In_ LPWSTR lpFileName, _Inout_ LPOFSTRUCT lpReOpenBuf, _In_ WORD wStyle) +{ + // OpenFile / OFSTRUCT are ANSI-only, so the wide path is narrowed to the + // active code page and serviced by the ANSI form (matching how the genuine + // LZOpenFileW fills the ANSI OFSTRUCT). + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + std::string acp = m::to_acp_string( + std::u16string_view{reinterpret_cast(lpFileName)}); + return ::mLZOpenFileA(acp.data(), lpReOpenBuf, wStyle); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return LZERROR_BADINHANDLE; + } +} + +INT APIENTRY +mLZRead(_In_ INT hFile, _Out_writes_bytes_to_(cbRead, return) CHAR* lpBuffer, _In_ INT cbRead) +{ + LONG const r = legacy_read(static_cast(hFile), lpBuffer, static_cast(cbRead)); + return (r == HFILE_ERROR) ? LZERROR_READ : static_cast(r); +} + +LONG APIENTRY +mLZSeek(_In_ INT hFile, _In_ LONG lOffset, _In_ INT iOrigin) +{ + LONG const r = legacy_seek(static_cast(hFile), lOffset, iOrigin); + return (r == HFILE_ERROR) ? LZERROR_BADVALUE : r; +} + +VOID APIENTRY +mLZClose(_In_ INT hFile) +{ + (void)::m_lclose(static_cast(hFile)); +} + +INT APIENTRY +mLZInit(_In_ INT hfSource) +{ + // Passthrough: with no decompression modeled the source is already a + // plain-file handle, so initialization is the identity. Probe the handle + // (a no-op seek) so a bad value still surfaces as LZERROR_BADINHANDLE. + if (legacy_seek(static_cast(hfSource), 0, FILE_CURRENT) == HFILE_ERROR) + return LZERROR_BADINHANDLE; + return hfSource; +} + +LONG APIENTRY +mLZCopy(_In_ INT hfSource, _In_ INT hfDest) +{ + // Passthrough whole-file copy (D16): no decompression. Measure the source + // extent, rewind, read its full content, and write it as the destination's + // whole content. Returns the byte count copied or a negative LZ error. + HFILE const src = static_cast(hfSource); + HFILE const dst = static_cast(hfDest); + + LONG const size = legacy_seek(src, 0, FILE_END); + if (size == HFILE_ERROR) + return LZERROR_BADINHANDLE; + if (legacy_seek(src, 0, FILE_BEGIN) == HFILE_ERROR) + return LZERROR_BADINHANDLE; + + std::vector buffer(static_cast(size)); + + LONG const read = legacy_read(src, buffer.data(), size); + if (read == HFILE_ERROR) + return LZERROR_READ; + + LONG const written = legacy_write(dst, buffer.data(), read); + if (written == HFILE_ERROR) + return LZERROR_WRITE; + + return written; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared body of GetExpandedNameA / W. Passthrough: PIL models no LZ name + // expansion, so the source name is copied through unchanged. Returns TRUE + // (1) on success, matching the genuine non-error return. + // + template + INT + get_expanded_name(Char const* source, Char* buffer) + { + if (source == nullptr || buffer == nullptr) + return LZERROR_BADVALUE; + + std::size_t i = 0; + for (; i + 1 < static_cast(MAX_PATH) && source[i] != Char{}; ++i) + buffer[i] = source[i]; + buffer[i] = Char{}; + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +INT APIENTRY +mGetExpandedNameA(_In_ LPSTR lpszSource, _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPSTR lpszBuffer) +{ + return get_expanded_name(lpszSource, lpszBuffer); +} + +INT APIENTRY +mGetExpandedNameW(_In_ LPWSTR lpszSource, _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPWSTR lpszBuffer) +{ + return get_expanded_name(lpszSource, lpszBuffer); +} + +// +// Copy / replace / extended namespace & path family (M-FS-COPY). These are the +// path-based namespace and metadata APIs the D11 inventory marks S / S-ns that +// the earlier metadata milestones did not include. None of them mint or consume +// a file HANDLE for byte content; they operate on the unified namespace (D13) +// through the same session ifilesystem the rest of mwinfile.cpp routes through. +// + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared body of the mCopyFile family. This is a *namespace* copy (D11): it + // verifies the source node exists, optionally rejects an already-present + // destination, and materializes the destination node. Byte content is not + // modeled this milestone (D14) -- the whole-file content copy lights up with + // M-FS-CONTENT -- so the destination is created as an empty node regardless + // of the source's size. Source and destination may live under different + // roots; each path is resolved against its own root. + // + BOOL + copy_file_impl(m::pil::file_path const& src, m::pil::file_path const& dst, bool fail_if_exists) + { + auto const src_md = query_path_metadata(src); + if (!src_md.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return FALSE; + } + + // CopyFile copies a file; a directory source is rejected the way the + // genuine API rejects it (ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED). + if (src_md->is_directory()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED); + return FALSE; + } + + if (fail_if_exists && query_path_metadata(dst).has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_EXISTS); + return FALSE; + } + + auto const dst_root = open_root_for(dst); + dst_root->create_file(m::pil::file_path{dst.relative_path()}); + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ BOOL bFailIfExists) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return copy_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), + to_file_path(lpNewFileName), + bFailIfExists != FALSE); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, _In_ BOOL bFailIfExists) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return copy_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), + to_file_path(lpNewFileName), + bFailIfExists != FALSE); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// mCopyFileEx ignores the progress routine, callback data and cancel flag under +// isolation (there is no long-running byte copy to report on or cancel); only +// the COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS bit of dwCopyFlags is interpreted. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags) +{ + (void)lpProgressRoutine; + (void)lpData; + (void)pbCancel; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return copy_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), + to_file_path(lpNewFileName), + (dwCopyFlags & COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS) != 0); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags) +{ + (void)lpProgressRoutine; + (void)lpData; + (void)pbCancel; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpExistingFileName, lpExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewFileName, lpNewFileName != nullptr); + + return copy_file_impl(to_file_path(lpExistingFileName), + to_file_path(lpNewFileName), + (dwCopyFlags & COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS) != 0); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// mCopyFile2 reports failure as an HRESULT rather than a BOOL + last-error. The +// fail-if-exists intent is the COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS bit of the extended +// parameters' dwCopyFlags; the progress callback and cancel pointer are ignored +// as in mCopyFileEx. A NULL pExtendedParameters means "no special flags". +// +HRESULT APIENTRY +mCopyFile2(_In_ PCWSTR pwszExistingFileName, + _In_ PCWSTR pwszNewFileName, + _In_opt_ COPYFILE2_EXTENDED_PARAMETERS* pExtendedParameters) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(pwszExistingFileName, pwszExistingFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(pwszNewFileName, pwszNewFileName != nullptr); + + bool const fail_if_exists = + pExtendedParameters != nullptr && + (pExtendedParameters->dwCopyFlags & COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS) != 0; + + if (!copy_file_impl(to_file_path(pwszExistingFileName), + to_file_path(pwszNewFileName), + fail_if_exists)) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(::GetLastError()); + } + catch (...) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + } + + return S_OK; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared body of mReplaceFile. A replace is a namespace re-key (D13): the + // replacement node takes the replaced node's name, and the replaced node's + // original is optionally preserved under the backup name. Because the + // operation is confined to a single volume (D11), all three paths must share + // a root; a cross-root request is rejected with ERROR_NOT_SAME_DEVICE. Byte + // content is not modeled this milestone (D14) -- only the namespace links + // move; the content carried by the replacement node is whatever + // M-FS-CONTENT will later attach. + // + BOOL + replace_file_impl(m::pil::file_path const& replaced, + m::pil::file_path const& replacement, + std::optional const& backup) + { + if (!(replaced.root() == replacement.root()) || + (backup.has_value() && !(backup->root() == replaced.root()))) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SAME_DEVICE); + return FALSE; + } + + if (!query_path_metadata(replaced).has_value() || + !query_path_metadata(replacement).has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return FALSE; + } + + auto const root = open_root_for(replaced); + m::pil::file_path const replaced_rel{replaced.relative_path()}; + m::pil::file_path const replacement_rel{replacement.relative_path()}; + + if (backup.has_value()) + { + m::pil::file_path const backup_rel{backup->relative_path()}; + + // The genuine API overwrites an existing backup; rename_entry has no + // replace mode, so an already-present backup node is removed first, + // then the replaced node is moved aside into the backup name. + if (query_path_metadata(*backup).has_value()) + root->remove_entry(backup_rel); + root->rename_entry(replaced_rel, backup_rel); + } + else + { + // No backup requested: the replaced node is discarded outright. + root->remove_entry(replaced_rel); + } + + root->rename_entry(replacement_rel, replaced_rel); + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReplaceFileW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpReplacedFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpReplacementFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpBackupFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwReplaceFlags, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpExclude, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpReserved) +{ + (void)dwReplaceFlags; + (void)lpExclude; + (void)lpReserved; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpReplacedFileName, lpReplacedFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpReplacementFileName, lpReplacementFileName != nullptr); + + std::optional backup; + if (lpBackupFileName != nullptr) + backup = to_file_path(lpBackupFileName); + + return replace_file_impl(to_file_path(lpReplacedFileName), + to_file_path(lpReplacementFileName), + backup); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReplaceFileA(_In_ LPCSTR lpReplacedFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpReplacementFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpBackupFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwReplaceFlags, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpExclude, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpReserved) +{ + (void)dwReplaceFlags; + (void)lpExclude; + (void)lpReserved; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpReplacedFileName, lpReplacedFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpReplacementFileName, lpReplacementFileName != nullptr); + + std::optional backup; + if (lpBackupFileName != nullptr) + backup = to_file_path(lpBackupFileName); + + return replace_file_impl(to_file_path(lpReplacedFileName), + to_file_path(lpReplacementFileName), + backup); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryExW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES) +{ + // The template directory supplies attributes / streams to clone on the real + // API; under isolation there is no metadata to clone (D14), so it is ignored + // and the new directory is created the same way mCreateDirectory creates it. + (void)lpTemplateDirectory; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewDirectory, lpNewDirectory != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpNewDirectory); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->create_directory(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryExA(_In_ LPCSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES) +{ + (void)lpTemplateDirectory; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpNewDirectory, lpNewDirectory != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpNewDirectory); + auto const root = open_root_for(path); + root->create_directory(m::pil::file_path{path.relative_path()}); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } + + return TRUE; +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Compose the temporary-file leaf name the GetTempFileName family produces: + // up to the first three characters of the prefix, four lowercase hex digits + // of the 16-bit unique value, and the ".tmp" extension. + // + std::u16string + make_temp_leaf_name(std::u16string_view prefix, unsigned value16) + { + constexpr std::size_t max_prefix_chars = 3; + constexpr unsigned hex_digit_count = 4; + + std::u16string name; + name.append(prefix.substr(0, std::min(prefix.size(), max_prefix_chars))); + + constexpr std::u16string_view hex_digits = u"0123456789abcdef"; + for (unsigned i = 0; i < hex_digit_count; ++i) + { + unsigned const shift = (hex_digit_count - 1 - i) * 4; + name.push_back(hex_digits[(value16 >> shift) & 0xFu]); + } + + name.append(u".tmp"); + return name; + } + + // + // Shared body of mGetTempFileName. With uUnique != 0 the value is used + // verbatim and the file is *not* created (matching the genuine API). With + // uUnique == 0 a node that does not yet exist is found -- deterministically, + // by scanning upward from 1 under isolation rather than seeding from the + // system clock -- and created empty. The full path of the chosen name is + // returned in out_full and the 16-bit unique value is the function result + // (0 on failure, with the last-error set). + // + UINT + get_temp_file_name_impl(m::pil::file_path const& dir, + std::u16string_view prefix, + UINT uUnique, + std::u16string& out_full) + { + if (uUnique != 0) + { + unsigned const value16 = uUnique & 0xFFFFu; + auto const leaf = make_temp_leaf_name(prefix, value16); + m::pil::file_path const candidate = + dir / m::pil::file_path{std::u16string_view{leaf}}; + out_full.assign(candidate.native().view()); + return value16; + } + + for (unsigned value16 = 1; value16 <= 0xFFFFu; ++value16) + { + auto const leaf = make_temp_leaf_name(prefix, value16); + m::pil::file_path const candidate = + dir / m::pil::file_path{std::u16string_view{leaf}}; + + if (query_path_metadata(candidate).has_value()) + continue; + + auto const cand_root = open_root_for(candidate); + cand_root->create_file(m::pil::file_path{candidate.relative_path()}); + out_full.assign(candidate.native().view()); + return value16; + } + + // Every name in the 16-bit space was taken. + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_EXISTS); + return 0; + } +} // namespace + +UINT APIENTRY +mGetTempFileNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpPrefixString, + _In_ UINT uUnique, + _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPWSTR lpTempFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPrefixString, lpPrefixString != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpTempFileName, lpTempFileName != nullptr); + + std::u16string full; + UINT const result = + get_temp_file_name_impl(to_file_path(lpPathName), + std::u16string_view{reinterpret_cast(lpPrefixString)}, + uUnique, + full); + if (result == 0) + return 0; + + if (full.size() + 1 > MAX_PATH) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW); + return 0; + } + + std::memcpy(lpTempFileName, full.data(), full.size() * sizeof(WCHAR)); + lpTempFileName[full.size()] = L'\0'; + return result; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +UINT APIENTRY +mGetTempFileNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpPrefixString, + _In_ UINT uUnique, + _Out_writes_(MAX_PATH) LPSTR lpTempFileName) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPrefixString, lpPrefixString != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpTempFileName, lpTempFileName != nullptr); + + auto const prefix = m::acp_to_basic_string(lpPrefixString); + std::u16string full; + UINT const result = + get_temp_file_name_impl(to_file_path(lpPathName), std::u16string_view{prefix}, uUnique, full); + if (result == 0) + return 0; + + auto const acp = m::to_acp_string(std::u16string_view{full}); + if (acp.size() + 1 > MAX_PATH) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW); + return 0; + } + + std::memcpy(lpTempFileName, acp.data(), acp.size()); + lpTempFileName[acp.size()] = '\0'; + return result; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Shared body of mSetFileAttributes. PIL exposes no metadata-write verb this + // milestone, so a successful set is a documented no-op: the target is + // verified to exist (a missing target fails ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND the way the + // genuine API does) and the new attribute mask is accepted and discarded + // (the shim's accept-and-ignore stance for state isolation cannot model). + // + BOOL + set_file_attributes_impl(m::pil::file_path const& path) + { + if (!query_path_metadata(path).has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return FALSE; + } + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes) +{ + (void)dwFileAttributes; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + return set_file_attributes_impl(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes) +{ + (void)dwFileAttributes; + + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + return set_file_attributes_impl(to_file_path(lpFileName)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Emit a canonicalized path into a caller buffer using the Win32 path-name + // length contract shared by GetFullPathName / GetLongPathName / SearchPath: + // on success the count of characters written excluding the terminator is + // returned; when the buffer is absent or too small the required size + // including the terminator is returned and nothing is written. When + // file_part is supplied it is pointed at the final component within buf, or + // set null when there is no distinct final component (empty leaf). + // + DWORD + copy_full_path_w(std::u16string_view full, + std::u16string_view leaf, + LPWSTR buf, + DWORD cch, + LPWSTR* file_part) + { + auto const len = static_cast(full.size()); + if (buf == nullptr || cch < len + 1) + { + if (file_part != nullptr) + *file_part = nullptr; + return len + 1; + } + + std::memcpy(buf, full.data(), static_cast(len) * sizeof(WCHAR)); + buf[len] = L'\0'; + if (file_part != nullptr) + *file_part = (!leaf.empty() && leaf.size() <= full.size()) + ? buf + (full.size() - leaf.size()) + : nullptr; + return len; + } + + // + // ANSI counterpart of copy_full_path_w. The active-code-page transcoding is + // applied to the whole path and, for the file-part offset, to the parent + // prefix separately so the returned pointer indexes ACP bytes rather than + // UTF-16 code units. + // + DWORD + copy_full_path_a(std::u16string_view full, + std::u16string_view leaf, + LPSTR buf, + DWORD cch, + LPSTR* file_part) + { + auto const acp = m::to_acp_string(full); + auto const len = static_cast(acp.size()); + if (buf == nullptr || cch < len + 1) + { + if (file_part != nullptr) + *file_part = nullptr; + return len + 1; + } + + std::memcpy(buf, acp.data(), len); + buf[len] = '\0'; + if (file_part != nullptr) + { + if (!leaf.empty() && leaf.size() <= full.size()) + { + auto const acp_prefix = m::to_acp_string(full.substr(0, full.size() - leaf.size())); + *file_part = buf + acp_prefix.size(); + } + else + { + *file_part = nullptr; + } + } + return len; + } + + // + // Canonicalize a path with the Windows surface and return its native text + // together with the leaf (final component). A path that normalizes to a bare + // root or that ends in a separator yields an empty leaf, signalling callers + // that there is no distinct file component. + // + std::u16string + canonical_full_path(m::pil::file_path const& path, std::u16string& out_leaf) + { + auto const norm = path.lexically_normal(m::pil::path_surface::windows); + std::u16string full{norm.native().view()}; + + auto const split = norm.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + out_leaf.assign(split.second.native().view()); + + // A trailing separator (or a leaf that is not actually a suffix of the + // normalized text) denotes a directory target with no file component. + if (!full.empty() && (full.back() == u'\\' || full.back() == u'/')) + out_leaf.clear(); + + return full; + } +} // namespace + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFullPathNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPWSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPWSTR* lpFilePart) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(to_file_path(lpFileName), leaf); + return copy_full_path_w(full, leaf, lpBuffer, nBufferLength, lpFilePart); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetFullPathNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPSTR* lpFilePart) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(to_file_path(lpFileName), leaf); + return copy_full_path_a(full, leaf, lpBuffer, nBufferLength, lpFilePart); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPWSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpszShortPath, lpszShortPath != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpszShortPath); + + // The genuine API resolves each component against the filesystem, so a + // path that does not exist fails. There is no short/long distinction to + // expand under isolation; the canonical form is returned unchanged. + if (!query_path_metadata(path).has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(path, leaf); + return copy_full_path_w(full, leaf, lpszLongPath, cchBuffer, nullptr); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameA(_In_ LPCSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpszShortPath, lpszShortPath != nullptr); + + auto const path = to_file_path(lpszShortPath); + if (!query_path_metadata(path).has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(path, leaf); + return copy_full_path_a(full, leaf, lpszLongPath, cchBuffer, nullptr); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Compose the leaf SearchPath looks for: the supplied file name, with the + // default extension appended only when the name itself carries no extension + // (no '.' in the name). The extension text includes its leading dot. + // + std::u16string + compose_search_leaf(std::u16string_view name, std::u16string_view extension) + { + std::u16string leaf{name}; + if (!extension.empty() && name.find(u'.') == std::u16string_view::npos) + leaf.append(extension); + return leaf; + } + + // + // Walk the semicolon-separated search directories and return the native path + // of the first directory under which the composed leaf exists, or nullopt + // when no directory yields a match. An empty directory entry is skipped. + // + std::optional + search_path_impl(std::u16string_view search_dirs, + std::u16string_view file_name, + std::u16string_view extension) + { + auto const leaf = compose_search_leaf(file_name, extension); + + std::size_t start = 0; + while (start <= search_dirs.size()) + { + auto const semi = search_dirs.find(u';', start); + auto const dir = search_dirs.substr( + start, semi == std::u16string_view::npos ? std::u16string_view::npos : semi - start); + + if (!dir.empty()) + { + m::pil::file_path const candidate = + m::pil::file_path{dir} / m::pil::file_path{std::u16string_view{leaf}}; + if (query_path_metadata(candidate).has_value()) + return std::u16string{candidate.native().view()}; + } + + if (semi == std::u16string_view::npos) + break; + start = semi + 1; + } + + return std::nullopt; + } +} // namespace + +DWORD APIENTRY +mSearchPathW(_In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpPath, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpExtension, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPWSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPWSTR* lpFilePart) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + // The default search order (NULL lpPath) draws on the real process and + // system directories, which have no meaning under isolation; only an + // explicit search path is honoured here. + if (lpPath == nullptr) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + auto const found = + search_path_impl(std::u16string_view{reinterpret_cast(lpPath)}, + std::u16string_view{reinterpret_cast(lpFileName)}, + lpExtension != nullptr + ? std::u16string_view{reinterpret_cast(lpExtension)} + : std::u16string_view{}); + if (!found.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(m::pil::file_path{std::u16string_view{*found}}, leaf); + return copy_full_path_w(full, leaf, lpBuffer, nBufferLength, lpFilePart); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mSearchPathA(_In_opt_ LPCSTR lpPath, + _In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpExtension, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _Out_writes_opt_(nBufferLength) LPSTR lpBuffer, + _Outptr_opt_ LPSTR* lpFilePart) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + + if (lpPath == nullptr) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + auto const path_u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(lpPath); + auto const name_u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(lpFileName); + m::basic_sstring ext_u16; + if (lpExtension != nullptr) + ext_u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(lpExtension); + + auto const found = search_path_impl(std::u16string_view{path_u16}, + std::u16string_view{name_u16}, + lpExtension != nullptr ? std::u16string_view{ext_u16} + : std::u16string_view{}); + if (!found.has_value()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return 0; + } + + std::u16string leaf; + std::u16string const full = canonical_full_path(m::pil::file_path{std::u16string_view{*found}}, leaf); + return copy_full_path_a(full, leaf, lpBuffer, nBufferLength, lpFilePart); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return 0; + } +} + +// +// Directory change-notification family (M-FS-NOTIFY-1). mReadDirectoryChangesW / +// mReadDirectoryChangesExW surface the Win32 detailed change-notification +// contract onto the PIL filesystem monitor (ifilesystem::monitor()). The watch +// is registered on the directory handle's public path; the provider delivers +// detailed on_change(kind, entry_name) records on a background thread, which the +// shim funnels into a per-handle queue and decodes into the caller's +// FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION chain. +// +// Provider support, not buffering, decides whether notifications fire: the live +// (passthrough / direct) provider implements the watch via ReadDirectoryChangesW +// and reports real mutations, whereas the buffered provider models a sealed +// snapshot and does not observe live change (its register_watch is not +// implemented). A redirecting layer forwards the watch to its underlying +// provider. (mwin32 D15.) +// +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + struct directory_watch_context; + + // + // The change-notification sink handed to ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch. + // The provider invokes it on a threadpool thread for each detailed change; + // it appends the (kind, entry-name) record to the owning context's queue and + // satisfies any pending overlapped read or wakes a blocked synchronous + // reader. It holds a bare reference to its context (no ownership cycle): the + // context owns the sink and, after it, the token; the token quiesces in- + // flight callbacks on destruction, so the reference is always valid while a + // callback can run. The directory- and notification-attempt-failure hooks + // decline to requeue (nullopt): under the shim there is no retry policy to + // express, and a persistent failure simply stops delivery. + // + class notify_change_sink final : public m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification + { + public: + explicit notify_change_sink(directory_watch_context& ctx) noexcept: m_ctx(ctx) {} + + ~notify_change_sink() override = default; + + void + on_begin(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override + {} + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + void + on_change(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + m::pil::filesystem_change_kind kind, + m::pil::file_path const& entry_name) override; + + void + on_cancelled(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override; + + private: + directory_watch_context& m_ctx; + }; + + // + // An overlapped mReadDirectoryChangesW call that arrived before any change + // was queued: its buffer is filled, *m_bytes_returned is set and m_event is + // signaled by the sink when the next change lands. + // + struct pending_overlapped_read + { + LPVOID m_buffer; + DWORD m_buffer_length; + LPDWORD m_bytes_returned; + HANDLE m_event; + }; + + // + // Per-directory-handle watch state. Member order is load-bearing for + // teardown: members destroy in reverse declaration order, so m_token (last) + // is destroyed first -- the PIL token's destructor cancels the in-flight + // read and waits for any running callback to finish -- and only then is + // m_sink destroyed, guaranteeing no callback touches the queue / mutex after + // they begin to die. + // + struct directory_watch_context + { + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::condition_variable m_cv; + std::deque> m_changes; + bool m_cancelled = false; + std::optional m_pending; + std::unique_ptr m_sink; + std::unique_ptr m_token; + }; +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl + +namespace +{ + // + // FILE_ACTION_* wire code for a PIL change kind. This is the inverse of the + // direct provider's action_to_change_kind; the two together preserve the + // Win32 action across the PIL surface. Changing any mapping is a breaking + // change tied to the FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION format. + // + DWORD + change_kind_to_action(m::pil::filesystem_change_kind kind) noexcept + { + using enum m::pil::filesystem_change_kind; + switch (kind) + { + case added: return FILE_ACTION_ADDED; + case removed: return FILE_ACTION_REMOVED; + case modified: return FILE_ACTION_MODIFIED; + case renamed_old_name: return FILE_ACTION_RENAMED_OLD_NAME; + case renamed_new_name: return FILE_ACTION_RENAMED_NEW_NAME; + } + return FILE_ACTION_MODIFIED; + } + + // + // Project the Win32 dwNotifyFilter mask and bWatchSubtree flag onto the PIL + // register_watch_flags. Each FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_* bit has a one-to-one + // counterpart; the provider re-expands them onto its own notify filter. + // + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags + notify_filter_to_watch_flags(DWORD dwNotifyFilter, BOOL bWatchSubtree) noexcept + { + using enum m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags; + + auto flags = m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags{}; + + if (bWatchSubtree) + flags |= watch_subtree; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME) + flags |= file_name_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIR_NAME) + flags |= directory_name_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_ATTRIBUTES) + flags |= attribute_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SIZE) + flags |= size_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_LAST_WRITE) + flags |= last_write_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_LAST_ACCESS) + flags |= last_access_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_CREATION) + flags |= creation_changes; + if (dwNotifyFilter & FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SECURITY) + flags |= security_changes; + + return flags; + } + + // + // Decode queued change records into a FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION chain in + // [buffer, buffer+len). The caller must hold ctx.m_mutex. Records are 4-byte + // (DWORD) aligned and linked through NextEntryOffset (0 terminates the + // chain); FileNameLength is in bytes and FileName is not NUL-terminated. + // Returns the number of bytes written (the end of the final record, without + // trailing alignment padding). A buffer too small for even the first record + // yields 0 with the changes left queued -- the genuine API reports an + // overflow as zero bytes returned, but leaving them queued lets a subsequent + // larger read still observe them rather than dropping the events. + // + DWORD + drain_changes_locked(m::mwin32_impl::directory_watch_context& ctx, LPVOID buffer, DWORD len) + { + constexpr DWORD record_alignment = sizeof(DWORD); + constexpr DWORD header_bytes = offsetof(FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION, FileName); + + auto* const base = static_cast(buffer); + DWORD cursor = 0; // offset of the next record to write + DWORD prev_off = 0; // offset of the previously written record + DWORD end = 0; // one past the last byte written + bool wrote_any = false; + + while (!ctx.m_changes.empty()) + { + auto const& front = ctx.m_changes.front(); + auto const name_bytes = static_cast(front.second.size() * sizeof(WCHAR)); + auto const record = header_bytes + name_bytes; + + if (cursor + record > len) + { + if (!wrote_any) + return 0; + break; + } + + auto* const info = reinterpret_cast(base + cursor); + info->NextEntryOffset = 0; + info->Action = change_kind_to_action(front.first); + info->FileNameLength = name_bytes; + std::memcpy(info->FileName, front.second.data(), name_bytes); + + if (wrote_any) + { + auto* const prev = reinterpret_cast(base + prev_off); + prev->NextEntryOffset = cursor - prev_off; + } + + prev_off = cursor; + end = cursor + record; + wrote_any = true; + ctx.m_changes.pop_front(); + + cursor = (end + record_alignment - 1) & ~(record_alignment - 1); + if (cursor >= len) + break; + } + + return end; + } +} // namespace + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + void + notify_change_sink::on_change(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + m::pil::filesystem_change_kind kind, + m::pil::file_path const& entry_name) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_ctx.m_mutex); + + m_ctx.m_changes.emplace_back(kind, std::u16string(entry_name.native().view())); + + if (m_ctx.m_pending.has_value()) + { + auto const p = *m_ctx.m_pending; + DWORD const bytes = drain_changes_locked(m_ctx, p.m_buffer, p.m_buffer_length); + if (p.m_bytes_returned != nullptr) + *p.m_bytes_returned = bytes; + m_ctx.m_pending.reset(); + if (p.m_event != nullptr) + ::SetEvent(p.m_event); + } + + m_ctx.m_cv.notify_all(); + } + + void + notify_change_sink::on_cancelled(m::utc_time_point_type const&) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_ctx.m_mutex); + m_ctx.m_cancelled = true; + m_ctx.m_cv.notify_all(); + } +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl + +namespace +{ + // + // Resolve the directory handle to its watch context, installing the watch on + // first use. The watch is registered on the handle's stored public path with + // the requested filter; the per-handle context (and the PIL token it owns) + // then lives in file_handle_state, torn down by RAII when the handle closes. + // The install is serialized by a process-wide mutex because the handle's + // watch slot is shared mutable state. + // + std::shared_ptr + ensure_watch(std::shared_ptr const& state, + DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + BOOL bWatchSubtree) + { + static std::mutex install_mutex; + + auto l = std::unique_lock(install_mutex); + + if (!state->m_watch) + { + auto context = std::make_shared(); + context->m_sink = std::make_unique(*context); + + auto const flags = notify_filter_to_watch_flags(dwNotifyFilter, bWatchSubtree); + auto const monitor = m::mwin32_impl::session_filesystem()->monitor(); + context->m_token = + monitor->register_watch(flags, state->m_path, context->m_sink.get()); + + state->m_watch = std::move(context); + } + + return state->m_watch; + } + + // + // Shared body of mReadDirectoryChangesW / mReadDirectoryChangesExW. The first + // call on a handle installs the watch; thereafter: + // * synchronous (lpOverlapped == nullptr): block until a change is queued + // (or the watch is cancelled), then decode the queue into lpBuffer; + // * overlapped (lpOverlapped != nullptr): if changes are already queued, + // complete immediately and signal hEvent; otherwise record the read + // as pending so the sink fills lpBuffer, sets *lpBytesReturned and + // signals hEvent when the next change lands. *lpBytesReturned is set + // on completion (not at call time); the caller observes it after + // waiting on hEvent. Completion-routine (APC) delivery is not + // modeled -- lpCompletionRoutine is ignored; an event-bearing + // OVERLAPPED is the supported asynchronous form. + // + BOOL + read_directory_changes_impl(HANDLE hDirectory, + LPVOID lpBuffer, + DWORD nBufferLength, + BOOL bWatchSubtree, + DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpBuffer, lpBuffer != nullptr); + + auto const state = resolve_file_handle(hDirectory); + auto const ctx = ensure_watch(state, dwNotifyFilter, bWatchSubtree); + + auto l = std::unique_lock(ctx->m_mutex); + + if (lpOverlapped == nullptr) + { + ctx->m_cv.wait(l, [&] { return !ctx->m_changes.empty() || ctx->m_cancelled; }); + + DWORD const bytes = drain_changes_locked(*ctx, lpBuffer, nBufferLength); + if (lpBytesReturned != nullptr) + *lpBytesReturned = bytes; + return TRUE; + } + + if (!ctx->m_changes.empty()) + { + DWORD const bytes = drain_changes_locked(*ctx, lpBuffer, nBufferLength); + if (lpBytesReturned != nullptr) + *lpBytesReturned = bytes; + if (lpOverlapped->hEvent != nullptr) + ::SetEvent(lpOverlapped->hEvent); + return TRUE; + } + + if (lpOverlapped->hEvent != nullptr) + ::ResetEvent(lpOverlapped->hEvent); + + ctx->m_pending = m::mwin32_impl::pending_overlapped_read{ + lpBuffer, nBufferLength, lpBytesReturned, lpOverlapped->hEvent}; + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadDirectoryChangesW(_In_ HANDLE hDirectory, + _Out_writes_bytes_(nBufferLength) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine) +{ + (void)lpCompletionRoutine; + + try + { + return read_directory_changes_impl(hDirectory, + lpBuffer, + nBufferLength, + bWatchSubtree, + dwNotifyFilter, + lpBytesReturned, + lpOverlapped); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// mReadDirectoryChangesExW differs only by the trailing information-class +// selector. Only ReadDirectoryNotifyInformation (the basic FILE_NOTIFY_- +// INFORMATION record) is modeled; the extended class carries timestamps and +// sizes the PIL surface does not deliver, so it is rejected with +// ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER rather than silently returning basic records. +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mReadDirectoryChangesExW(_In_ HANDLE hDirectory, + _Out_writes_bytes_(nBufferLength) LPVOID lpBuffer, + _In_ DWORD nBufferLength, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpBytesReturned, + _Inout_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped, + _In_opt_ LPOVERLAPPED_COMPLETION_ROUTINE lpCompletionRoutine, + _In_ READ_DIRECTORY_NOTIFY_INFORMATION_CLASS + ReadDirectoryNotifyInformationClass) +{ + (void)lpCompletionRoutine; + + try + { + if (ReadDirectoryNotifyInformationClass != ReadDirectoryNotifyInformation) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER); + return FALSE; + } + + return read_directory_changes_impl(hDirectory, + lpBuffer, + nBufferLength, + bWatchSubtree, + dwNotifyFilter, + lpBytesReturned, + lpOverlapped); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// Coarse change-notification family (M-FS-NOTIFY-2). FindFirstChangeNotification +// historically predates ReadDirectoryChangesW and carries no per-change detail: +// the caller learns only that *something* under the directory changed. The shim +// realizes this on the same PIL monitor surface, but -- because it does not +// intercept WaitForSingleObject -- the handle it returns must be a genuine +// OS-waitable object, so a real manual-reset Win32 event is created and the +// monitor's change callback signals it. The event-only sink discards the change +// detail the detailed path decodes. (mwin32 D15.) +// +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + // + // The sink behind a FindFirstChangeNotification watch. Any matching change + // signals the owning event; the per-change detail (kind, entry name) is + // discarded because this family reports none. Like notify_change_sink it + // declines to requeue on failure (no shim-level retry policy) and holds only + // the raw event handle -- the context owns the event and outlives the token + // that can invoke this sink. + // + class change_event_sink final : public m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification + { + public: + explicit change_event_sink(HANDLE event) noexcept: m_event(event) {} + + ~change_event_sink() override = default; + + void + on_begin(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override + {} + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + void + on_change(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + m::pil::filesystem_change_kind, + m::pil::file_path const&) override + { + if (m_event != nullptr) + ::SetEvent(m_event); + } + + void + on_cancelled(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override + {} + + private: + HANDLE m_event; + }; + + // + // The state behind a change-notification handle: the owned Win32 event, the + // sink that signals it, and the PIL watch token. The explicit destructor + // makes the teardown order load-bearing: the token is released first (its + // destructor cancels the watch and waits for any in-flight callback to + // finish), then the sink, and only then is the event closed -- guaranteeing + // no callback touches the event after it is closed. + // + struct change_notification_context + { + HANDLE m_event = nullptr; + std::unique_ptr m_sink; + std::unique_ptr m_token; + + ~change_notification_context() + { + m_token.reset(); + m_sink.reset(); + if (m_event != nullptr) + ::CloseHandle(m_event); + } + }; +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl + +namespace +{ + // + // Process-wide registry of live change-notification handles. The returned + // event handle is a real OS handle (outside the minted-handle namespace), so + // it cannot live in g_handles; this side table maps it back to its context + // for re-arm (FindNextChangeNotification) and teardown (FindClose- + // ChangeNotification). A Meyers singleton sidesteps static-destruction-order + // hazards. + // + struct change_notify_registry + { + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::map> m_table; + }; + + change_notify_registry& + change_notify_registry_instance() + { + static change_notify_registry instance; + return instance; + } + + // + // Shared body of mFindFirstChangeNotificationW / ...A. Validates that the + // path names an existing directory, creates the manual-reset event, registers + // an event-only watch on the monitor, and records the context under the event + // handle. On any failure returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE with the last-error set. + // + HANDLE + find_first_change_notification_impl(m::pil::file_path const& path, + BOOL bWatchSubtree, + DWORD dwNotifyFilter) + { + auto const md = query_path_metadata(path); + if (!md.has_value() || !md->is_directory()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + auto ctx = std::make_shared(); + + ctx->m_event = + ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE /* manual reset */, FALSE /* non-signaled */, nullptr); + if (ctx->m_event == nullptr) + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; // last error set by CreateEventW + + ctx->m_sink = std::make_unique(ctx->m_event); + + auto const flags = notify_filter_to_watch_flags(dwNotifyFilter, bWatchSubtree); + auto const monitor = m::mwin32_impl::session_filesystem()->monitor(); + ctx->m_token = monitor->register_watch(flags, path, ctx->m_sink.get()); + + HANDLE const h = ctx->m_event; + + auto& reg = change_notify_registry_instance(); + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(reg.m_mutex); + reg.m_table.emplace(h, std::move(ctx)); + } + + return h; + } +} // namespace + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstChangeNotificationW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + return find_first_change_notification_impl( + to_file_path(lpPathName), bWatchSubtree, dwNotifyFilter); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstChangeNotificationA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpPathName, lpPathName != nullptr); + return find_first_change_notification_impl( + to_file_path(lpPathName), bWatchSubtree, dwNotifyFilter); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextChangeNotification(_In_ HANDLE hChangeHandle) +{ + try + { + auto& reg = change_notify_registry_instance(); + + auto l = std::unique_lock(reg.m_mutex); + + auto const it = reg.m_table.find(hChangeHandle); + if (it == reg.m_table.end()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE); + return FALSE; + } + + // + // Re-arm: clear the signal so the next matching change re-signals the + // event. The watch itself stays registered, so a change that arrives + // after this reset re-signals the event as expected. + // + ::ResetEvent(it->second->m_event); + return TRUE; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindCloseChangeNotification(_In_ HANDLE hChangeHandle) +{ + try + { + std::shared_ptr doomed; + + { + auto& reg = change_notify_registry_instance(); + + auto l = std::unique_lock(reg.m_mutex); + + auto const it = reg.m_table.find(hChangeHandle); + if (it == reg.m_table.end()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE); + return FALSE; + } + + // + // Move the context out and erase the map entry under the lock, then + // let it die *after* releasing the lock: its destructor cancels the + // watch (which may block until an in-flight callback finishes), and + // that callback path must not contend on the registry mutex. + // + doomed = std::move(it->second); + reg.m_table.erase(it); + } + + return TRUE; + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} + +// +// Transacted (TxF) filesystem family (M-FS-LEGACY-2). The Transactional NTFS +// entry points layer a transaction handle -- and, for a few forms, extra +// TxF-only parameters -- on top of an otherwise ordinary filesystem operation. +// TxF is deprecated on Windows and has no analogue on the PIL surface, so each +// shim forwards to its non-transacted m* sibling and *ignores* the transaction +// handle (D11): the operation simply runs un-transacted. The redirection, +// buffering, and last-error contract are therefore exactly those of the +// forwarded non-transacted op; these forwarders add no try/catch of their own +// because the sibling already maps any in-flight exception to a Win32 +// last-error. +// + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _In_opt_ PUSHORT pusMiniVersion, + _In_opt_ PVOID lpExtendedParameter) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + (void)pusMiniVersion; + (void)lpExtendedParameter; + return ::mCreateFileW(lpFileName, + dwDesiredAccess, + dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, + dwCreationDisposition, + dwFlagsAndAttributes, + hTemplateFile); +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mCreateFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + _In_ DWORD dwShareMode, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + _In_ DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hTemplateFile, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _In_opt_ PUSHORT pusMiniVersion, + _In_opt_ PVOID lpExtendedParameter) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + (void)pusMiniVersion; + (void)lpExtendedParameter; + return ::mCreateFileA(lpFileName, + dwDesiredAccess, + dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, + dwCreationDisposition, + dwFlagsAndAttributes, + hTemplateFile); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mCreateDirectoryExW(lpTemplateDirectory, lpNewDirectory, lpSecurityAttributes); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCreateDirectoryTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpTemplateDirectory, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewDirectory, + _In_opt_ LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mCreateDirectoryExA(lpTemplateDirectory, lpNewDirectory, lpSecurityAttributes); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpPathName, _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mRemoveDirectoryW(lpPathName); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mRemoveDirectoryTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpPathName, _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mRemoveDirectoryA(lpPathName); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)lpProgressRoutine; + (void)lpData; + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mMoveFileExW(lpExistingFileName, lpNewFileName, dwFlags); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mMoveFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)lpProgressRoutine; + (void)lpData; + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mMoveFileExA(lpExistingFileName, lpNewFileName, dwFlags); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mCopyFileExW( + lpExistingFileName, lpNewFileName, lpProgressRoutine, lpData, pbCancel, dwCopyFlags); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mCopyFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpExistingFileName, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFileName, + _In_opt_ LPPROGRESS_ROUTINE lpProgressRoutine, + _In_opt_ LPVOID lpData, + _In_opt_ LPBOOL pbCancel, + _In_ DWORD dwCopyFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mCopyFileExA( + lpExistingFileName, lpNewFileName, lpProgressRoutine, lpData, pbCancel, dwCopyFlags); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mGetFileAttributesExW(lpFileName, fInfoLevelId, lpFileInformation); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mGetFileAttributesTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ GET_FILEEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFileInformation, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mGetFileAttributesExA(lpFileName, fInfoLevelId, lpFileInformation); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mSetFileAttributesW(lpFileName, dwFileAttributes); +} + +BOOL APIENTRY +mSetFileAttributesTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ DWORD dwFileAttributes, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mSetFileAttributesA(lpFileName, dwFileAttributes); +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ FINDEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindFileData, + _In_ FINDEX_SEARCH_OPS fSearchOp, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpSearchFilter, + _In_ DWORD dwAdditionalFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)fInfoLevelId; + (void)fSearchOp; + (void)lpSearchFilter; + (void)dwAdditionalFlags; + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mFindFirstFileW(lpFileName, static_cast(lpFindFileData)); +} + +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstFileTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFileName, + _In_ FINDEX_INFO_LEVELS fInfoLevelId, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindFileData, + _In_ FINDEX_SEARCH_OPS fSearchOp, + _Reserved_ LPVOID lpSearchFilter, + _In_ DWORD dwAdditionalFlags, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)fInfoLevelId; + (void)fSearchOp; + (void)lpSearchFilter; + (void)dwAdditionalFlags; + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mFindFirstFileA(lpFileName, static_cast(lpFindFileData)); +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameTransactedW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPWSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mGetLongPathNameW(lpszShortPath, lpszLongPath, cchBuffer); +} + +DWORD APIENTRY +mGetLongPathNameTransactedA(_In_ LPCSTR lpszShortPath, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchBuffer) LPSTR lpszLongPath, + _In_ DWORD cchBuffer, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction) +{ + (void)hTransaction; + return ::mGetLongPathNameA(lpszShortPath, lpszLongPath, cchBuffer); +} + + +// +// Alternate-data-stream enumeration family (M-FS-STREAMS-2). mFindFirstStreamW +// captures the stream listing via ifile::enumerate_streams and mints a pseudo- +// handle over the iteration state; mFindNextStreamW advances the cursor. +// + +namespace +{ + // + // Open the target file and capture its full stream listing into a fresh + // stream-enumeration state. Returns the state (for interning) or throws on + // any PIL exception (caller's catch-all converts to a Win32 last-error). + // + std::shared_ptr + capture_stream_listing(m::pil::file_path const& file_path) + { + auto const root = open_root_for(file_path); + auto const rel = m::pil::file_path{file_path.relative_path()}; + + // Open the file (read access to enumerate its streams). + auto file = root->open_file(rel, m::pil::file_access::read); + + auto state = std::make_shared(); + for (std::size_t i = 0;; ++i) + { + auto entry = file->enumerate_streams(i); + if (!entry.has_value()) + break; + state->m_entries.push_back(std::move(entry.value())); + } + + return state; + } + + // + // Fill a WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA from a PIL stream_entry. The stream name is + // copied into the fixed cStreamName buffer (MAX_PATH wchars) and truncated + // with a guaranteed null terminator if it does not fit. + // + void + fill_stream_data(m::pil::stream_entry const& entry, WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA& out) + { + out = WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA{}; + + out.StreamSize.QuadPart = static_cast(entry.m_size); + + auto const sv = entry.m_name.view(); + std::size_t const n = std::min(sv.size(), MAX_PATH - 1); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) + out.cStreamName[i] = static_cast(sv[i]); + out.cStreamName[n] = L'\0'; + } + + // + // Shared body of mFindFirstStreamW. Captures the stream listing, fills the + // caller's find-stream-data with the first entry, interns the enumeration + // state, and returns the minted pseudo-handle. An empty listing is reported + // as ERROR_HANDLE_EOF with INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE, matching the genuine API. + // + HANDLE + find_first_stream_impl(m::pil::file_path const& file_path, WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA& out) + { + auto state = capture_stream_listing(file_path); + + if (state->m_entries.empty()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_HANDLE_EOF); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + fill_stream_data(state->m_entries[0], out); + state->m_cursor = 1; + + return ::g_handles.intern(state).as_HANDLE(); + } + + // + // Shared body of mFindNextStreamW. Advances the cursor behind hFindStream, + // filling out the caller's find-stream-data with the next entry. Returns + // FALSE / ERROR_HANDLE_EOF when no entries remain. + // + BOOL + find_next_stream_impl(HANDLE hFindStream, WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA& out) + { + auto const state = + ::g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HANDLE(hFindStream)); + + if (state->m_cursor >= state->m_entries.size()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_HANDLE_EOF); + return FALSE; + } + + fill_stream_data(state->m_entries[state->m_cursor], out); + ++state->m_cursor; + return TRUE; + } +} // namespace + +// +// mFindFirstStreamW: open the file, capture its stream listing, fill the first +// entry, and return a pseudo-handle over the iteration state. +// +HANDLE APIENTRY +mFindFirstStreamW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFileName, + _In_ STREAM_INFO_LEVELS InfoLevel, + _Out_ LPVOID lpFindStreamData, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwFlags) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFileName, lpFileName != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindStreamData, lpFindStreamData != nullptr); + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(InfoLevel, InfoLevel == FindStreamInfoStandard); + (void)dwFlags; // reserved, ignored + + return find_first_stream_impl(to_file_path(lpFileName), + *static_cast(lpFindStreamData)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } +} + +// +// mFindNextStreamW: advance the cursor behind the pseudo-handle and fill the +// next entry. Returns FALSE / ERROR_HANDLE_EOF when no entries remain. The +// handle is released by mFindClose (shared with the file-find family). +// +BOOL APIENTRY +mFindNextStreamW(_In_ HANDLE hFindStream, _Out_ LPVOID lpFindStreamData) +{ + try + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(lpFindStreamData, lpFindStreamData != nullptr); + + return find_next_stream_impl(hFindStream, + *static_cast(lpFindStreamData)); + } + catch (...) + { + ::SetLastError(filesystem_exception_to_win32()); + return FALSE; + } +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinhwc.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinhwc.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c84f4acb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinhwc.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include "session.h" + +// +// Win32 Hostable Web Core (HWC) shim (mwin32 M-HWC-SHIM). Each entry point +// mirrors the genuine hwebcore.dll signature and routes through the +// process-wide PIL session into iplatform::get_webcore(). The active mode +// (passthrough / logging / fault) is chosen by the .pilcfg sidecar. +// +// Contract (D-HWC-5): only a single activation is allowed per process. The +// session tracks the active iwebcore_instance; a second activation returns +// HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING). mWebCoreShutdown with no +// active instance returns HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE). These +// match the real hwebcore.dll contract. +// +// Failure model: the HWC ABI is pure HRESULT, so all failures (including OOM +// and any uncaught exceptions) flow through the return value; no exception is +// ever allowed to cross the C ABI. +// + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreActivate(_In_ PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + _In_opt_ PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, + _In_ PCWSTR pszInstanceName) +{ + return m::mwin32_impl::session_webcore_activate( + pszAppHostConfigFile, pszRootWebConfigFile, pszInstanceName); +} + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreShutdown(_In_ DWORD fImmediate) +{ + return m::mwin32_impl::session_webcore_shutdown(fImmediate); +} + +HRESULT APIENTRY +mWebCoreSetMetadata(_In_ PCWSTR pszMetadataType, _In_ PCWSTR pszValue) +{ + return m::mwin32_impl::session_webcore_set_metadata(pszMetadataType, pszValue); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinreg.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinreg.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..40131cf3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/mwinreg.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,1870 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_literals; + +#include "handle_table.h" +#include "win32_error_mapping.h" + +// +// Translate the in-flight C++ exception raised while servicing a registry entry +// point into a Win32 LSTATUS. This MUST be called from within a catch block: it +// rethrows the active exception (through map_known_pil_exception) so the dynamic +// type can be matched, then maps the recognized categories to their Win32 +// status. An exception the shim does not recognize is rethrown so it continues +// to propagate exactly as it did before this helper existed. +// +static LSTATUS +registry_exception_to_lstatus() +{ + auto const code = m::mwin32_impl::map_known_pil_exception(); + if (code.has_value()) + return static_cast(code.value()); + + throw; +} + +// +// Shallow conversion from a Win32 SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES to the platform-neutral +// pil::security_attributes. This only copies the inherit-handle flag and the +// pointer/length of the security descriptor; it does not deep-copy the +// descriptor itself. Lives here (rather than in pil) so the platform-neutral +// pil headers don't have to take a dependency on . +// +static std::optional +to_security_attributes(LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa) +{ + if (sa == nullptr) + return std::nullopt; + + return m::pil::security_attributes{.m_security_descriptor = sa->lpSecurityDescriptor, + .m_security_descriptor_length = sa->nLength, + .m_inherit_handle = !!sa->bInheritHandle}; +} + +// +// Conversion helpers for the registry entry points. The wide (*W) overloads +// pass UTF-16 straight through; the ANSI (*A) overloads interpret their narrow +// strings in the process's ANSI code page (CP_ACP), matching the documented +// behavior of the Win32 *A registry APIs, rather than assuming UTF-8. +// +static m::pil::key_path +to_key_path(LPCWSTR p) +{ + return m::pil::key_path(p); +} + +static m::pil::key_path +to_key_path(LPCSTR p) +{ + auto const u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(p); + return m::pil::key_path(std::u16string_view(u16)); +} + +static m::pil::value_name_string_type +to_value_name(LPCWSTR p) +{ + return m::pil::to_value_name_string_type(p); +} + +static m::pil::value_name_string_type +to_value_name(LPCSTR p) +{ + auto const u16 = m::acp_to_basic_string(p); + return m::pil::to_value_name_string_type(std::u16string_view(u16)); +} + +// +// Shared implementation of the "raw bytes" query path used by +// mRegQueryValueExW and by the non-string branch of mRegQueryValueExA. The +// returned bytes are exactly the bytes stored under the value (no encoding +// conversion). Follows the Win32 RegQueryValueEx contract: +// * lpData == NULL -> size/type query; *lpcbData receives the +// required size, *lpType the type, ERROR_SUCCESS. +// * buffer too small -> *lpcbData receives the required size, +// *lpType the type, ERROR_MORE_DATA. +// * success -> data copied, *lpcbData the actual size, +// *lpType the type, ERROR_SUCCESS. +// +static LSTATUS +raw_query_value(std::shared_ptr const& ikey, + m::pil::value_name_string_type const& name, + LPDWORD lpType, + LPBYTE lpData, + LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + m::pil::reg_value_type vt{}; + std::optional new_bytes_required; + + std::size_t const capacity = (lpcbData != nullptr) ? *lpcbData : 0u; + + std::span value_span; + if (lpData != nullptr) + value_span = std::span(reinterpret_cast(lpData), capacity); + + ikey->get_value(m::pil::ikey::get_value_flags{}, name, vt, value_span, new_bytes_required); + + if (new_bytes_required.has_value()) + { + // Either the caller's buffer was too small, or this was a size query + // (lpData == NULL) against a non-empty value. The more-data path does + // not necessarily populate the type, so fetch it explicitly. + if (lpType != nullptr) + *lpType = static_cast(ikey->get_value_type(name)); + if (lpcbData != nullptr) + *lpcbData = static_cast(new_bytes_required.value()); + + return (lpData == nullptr) ? ERROR_SUCCESS : ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + if (lpType != nullptr) + *lpType = static_cast(vt); + if (lpcbData != nullptr) + *lpcbData = static_cast(value_span.size()); + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +// +// Registry value types whose DATA is textual. For these the ANSI (*A) entry +// points convert the value data between CP_ACP and the UTF-16 form that is +// stored in the registry; all other types carry their bytes through +// unchanged. +// +static bool +is_string_value_type(m::pil::reg_value_type type) +{ + using rvt = m::pil::reg_value_type; + return type == rvt::string || type == rvt::expand_string || type == rvt::link || + type == rvt::multi_string; +} + +// +// Reads the full UTF-16 value stored under `name` and returns it as a span of +// bytes backed by `storage`. Loops to tolerate the value growing concurrently +// between the size probe and the read, as the ikey::get_value contract warns. +// +static std::span +read_full_value(std::shared_ptr const& ikey, + m::pil::value_name_string_type const& name, + std::vector& storage) +{ + std::size_t capacity = ikey->get_value_size(name); + + for (;;) + { + storage.resize(capacity); + + m::pil::reg_value_type vt{}; + std::optional new_bytes_required; + std::span span(storage); + + ikey->get_value(m::pil::ikey::get_value_flags{}, name, vt, span, new_bytes_required); + + if (!new_bytes_required.has_value()) + return std::span(storage.data(), span.size()); + + capacity = new_bytes_required.value(); + } +} + +// +// Implements the ANSI string-data query path for mRegQueryValueExA. The value +// is stored as UTF-16; it is read in full, converted to CP_ACP, and then +// emitted into the caller's buffer following the Win32 RegQueryValueEx +// contract (size/type query, ERROR_MORE_DATA, success). Buffer sizes are +// expressed in ANSI bytes, matching what an ANSI caller expects. +// +static LSTATUS +string_query_value_a(std::shared_ptr const& ikey, + m::pil::value_name_string_type const& name, + m::pil::reg_value_type type, + LPDWORD lpType, + LPBYTE lpData, + LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + std::vector storage; + auto const wide_bytes = read_full_value(ikey, name, storage); + + auto const wide_view = std::u16string_view(reinterpret_cast(wide_bytes.data()), + wide_bytes.size() / sizeof(char16_t)); + auto const ansi = m::to_acp_string(wide_view); + + if (lpType != nullptr) + *lpType = static_cast(type); + + std::size_t const ansi_size = ansi.size(); + + if (lpData == nullptr) + { + if (lpcbData != nullptr) + *lpcbData = static_cast(ansi_size); + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + + std::size_t const capacity = (lpcbData != nullptr) ? *lpcbData : 0u; + + if (capacity < ansi_size) + { + if (lpcbData != nullptr) + *lpcbData = static_cast(ansi_size); + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + if (ansi_size != 0) + std::memcpy(lpData, ansi.data(), ansi_size); + if (lpcbData != nullptr) + *lpcbData = static_cast(ansi_size); + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCloseKey(_In_ HKEY hKey) +{ + try + { + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + g_handles.close(h); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + std::optional sub_key; + if (lpSubKey != nullptr) + sub_key = to_key_path(lpSubKey); + + auto result = ikey->open_key(sub_key); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + std::optional sub_key; + if (lpSubKey != nullptr) + sub_key = to_key_path(lpSubKey); + + auto result = ikey->open_key(sub_key); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(ulOptions, ulOptions == 0); + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + std::optional sub_key; + if (lpSubKey != nullptr) + sub_key = to_key_path(lpSubKey); + + auto result = ikey->open_key(sub_key, static_cast(samDesired)); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(ulOptions, ulOptions == 0); + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + std::optional sub_key; + if (lpSubKey != nullptr) + sub_key = to_key_path(lpSubKey); + + auto result = ikey->open_key(sub_key, static_cast(samDesired)); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOverridePredefKey(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ HKEY hNewHKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = hNewHKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenUserClassesRoot(_In_ HANDLE hToken, + _Reserved_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = hToken; + std::ignore = dwOptions; + std::ignore = samDesired; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenCurrentUser(_In_ REGSAM samDesired, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = samDesired; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDisablePredefinedCache(VOID) { return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; } + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDisablePredefinedCacheEx(VOID) { return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; } + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegConnectRegistryA(_In_opt_ LPCSTR lpMachineName, _In_ HKEY hKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = lpMachineName; + std::ignore = hKey; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegConnectRegistryW(_In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpMachineName, _In_ HKEY hKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = lpMachineName; + std::ignore = hKey; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegConnectRegistryExA(_In_opt_ LPCSTR lpMachineName, + _In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ ULONG Flags, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = lpMachineName; + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = Flags; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegConnectRegistryExW(_In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpMachineName, + _In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ ULONG Flags, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + std::ignore = lpMachineName; + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = Flags; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + auto result = ikey->create_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey)); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _Out_ PHKEY phkResult) +{ + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + auto result = ikey->create_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey)); + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(result).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition) +{ + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = Reserved; + + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + if (lpdwDisposition != nullptr) + *lpdwDisposition = 0; + + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwOptions, dwOptions == 0); + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + auto sa = to_security_attributes(lpSecurityAttributes); + std::shared_ptr key; + + // TODO: add create_key flag for getting disposition regarding whether + // new key was created or existing key opened: REG_CREATED_NEW_KEY vs. + // REG_OPENED_EXISTING_KEY returned in *lpdwDisposition. + auto disp = ikey->create_key(m::pil::ikey::create_key_flags{}, + to_key_path(lpSubKey), + m::pil::sam{samDesired}, + sa, + key); + + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(key).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPWSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition) +{ + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = Reserved; + + try + { + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + if (lpdwDisposition != nullptr) + *lpdwDisposition = 0; + + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(dwOptions, dwOptions == 0); + + auto h = m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey); + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>(h); + + auto sa = to_security_attributes(lpSecurityAttributes); + std::shared_ptr key; + + // TODO: add create_key flag for getting disposition regarding whether + // new key was created or existing key opened: REG_CREATED_NEW_KEY vs. + // REG_OPENED_EXISTING_KEY returned in *lpdwDisposition. + auto disp = ikey->create_key(m::pil::ikey::create_key_flags{}, + to_key_path(lpSubKey), + m::pil::sam{samDesired}, + sa, + key); + + *phkResult = g_handles.intern(key).as_HKEY(); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyTransactedA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParemeter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = Reserved; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = dwOptions; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParemeter; + + if (lpdwDisposition != nullptr) + *lpdwDisposition = 0; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCreateKeyTransactedW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_opt_ LPWSTR lpClass, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpdwDisposition, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParemeter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = Reserved; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = dwOptions; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParemeter; + + if (lpdwDisposition != nullptr) + *lpdwDisposition = 0; + + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey) +{ + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey)); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey) +{ + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey)); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved) +{ + std::ignore = Reserved; + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey), m::pil::sam{samDesired}); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved) +{ + std::ignore = Reserved; + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_key(to_key_path(lpSubKey), m::pil::sam{samDesired}); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyTransactedA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParameter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = Reserved; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParameter; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyTransactedW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParameter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = Reserved; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParameter; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LONG APIENTRY +mRegDisableReflectionKey(_In_ HKEY hBase) +{ + std::ignore = hBase; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LONG APIENTRY +mRegEnableReflectionKey(_In_ HKEY hBase) +{ + std::ignore = hBase; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LONG APIENTRY +mRegQueryReflectionKey(_In_ HKEY hBase, _Out_ BOOL* bIsReflectionDisabled) +{ + std::ignore = hBase; + std::ignore = bIsReflectionDisabled; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName) +{ + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_value(to_value_name(lpValueName)); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName) +{ + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + ikey->delete_value(to_value_name(lpValueName)); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchName) LPSTR lpName, + _In_ DWORD cchName) +{ + try + { + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto opk = ikey->enumerate_keys(dwIndex); + + if (!opk.has_value()) + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + + auto spn = m::make_span(lpName, cchName); + std::error_code ec; + m::to_span(m::multi_byte::cp_acp, opk.value().native().view(), spn, ec); + if (ec) + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_opt_(cchName) LPWSTR lpName, + _In_ DWORD cchName) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = dwIndex; + std::ignore = lpName; + std::ignore = cchName; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchName, *lpcchName + 1) LPSTR lpName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchClass, *lpcchClass + 1) LPSTR lpClass, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcchClass, + _Out_opt_ PFILETIME lpftLastWriteTime) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = dwIndex; + std::ignore = lpName; + std::ignore = lpcchName; + std::ignore = lpReserved; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = lpcchClass; + std::ignore = lpftLastWriteTime; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchName, *lpcchName + 1) LPWSTR lpName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchClass, *lpcchClass + 1) LPWSTR lpClass, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcchClass, + _Out_opt_ PFILETIME lpftLastWriteTime) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = dwIndex; + std::ignore = lpName; + std::ignore = lpcchName; + std::ignore = lpReserved; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = lpcchClass; + std::ignore = lpftLastWriteTime; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchValueName, *lpcchValueName + 1) LPSTR lpValueName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + try + { + if (lpReserved != nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // The value-name buffer and its character count are mandatory. + if (lpValueName == nullptr || lpcchValueName == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // Win32 requires a size pointer whenever a data buffer is supplied. + if (lpData != nullptr && lpcbData == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto const value = ikey->enumerate_value_names_and_types(dwIndex); + if (!value.has_value()) + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + + auto const& name = value.value().m_value_name; + auto const ansi_name = m::to_acp_string(name.view()); + + // The name count is in characters and includes room for the + // terminating null on input; on success it receives the character + // count excluding the null. + if (*lpcchValueName < ansi_name.size() + 1) + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + + if (!ansi_name.empty()) + std::memcpy(lpValueName, ansi_name.data(), ansi_name.size()); + lpValueName[ansi_name.size()] = '\0'; + *lpcchValueName = static_cast(ansi_name.size()); + + // The data and type follow the RegQueryValueExA contract: string-typed + // values are converted from their stored UTF-16 form to CP_ACP; all + // other types carry their bytes through unchanged. + auto const type = ikey->get_value_type(name); + + if (is_string_value_type(type)) + return string_query_value_a(ikey, name, type, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + + return raw_query_value(ikey, name, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegEnumValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ DWORD dwIndex, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchValueName, *lpcchValueName + 1) LPWSTR lpValueName, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcchValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + try + { + if (lpReserved != nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // The value-name buffer and its character count are mandatory. + if (lpValueName == nullptr || lpcchValueName == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // Win32 requires a size pointer whenever a data buffer is supplied. + if (lpData != nullptr && lpcbData == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto const value = ikey->enumerate_value_names_and_types(dwIndex); + if (!value.has_value()) + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + + auto const& name = value.value().m_value_name; + auto const name_view = name.view(); + + // The name count is in characters and includes room for the + // terminating null on input; on success it receives the character + // count excluding the null. + if (*lpcchValueName < name_view.size() + 1) + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + + if (!name_view.empty()) + std::memcpy(lpValueName, name_view.data(), name_view.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + lpValueName[name_view.size()] = L'\0'; + *lpcchValueName = static_cast(name_view.size()); + + // The data and type follow the RegQueryValueEx raw-bytes contract; the + // W path stores the value bytes verbatim (no encoding conversion). + return raw_query_value(ikey, name, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegFlushKey(_In_ HKEY hKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegGetKeySecurity(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ SECURITY_INFORMATION SecurityInformation, + _Out_writes_bytes_opt_(*lpcbSecurityDescriptor) + PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR pSecurityDescriptor, + _Inout_ LPDWORD lpcbSecurityDescriptor) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = SecurityInformation; + std::ignore = lpcbSecurityDescriptor; + std::ignore = pSecurityDescriptor; + std::ignore = lpcbSecurityDescriptor; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _In_ LPCSTR lpFile) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _In_ LPCWSTR lpFile) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegNotifyChangeKeyValue(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ BOOL bWatchSubtree, + _In_ DWORD dwNotifyFilter, + _In_opt_ HANDLE hEvent, + _In_ BOOL fAsynchronous) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = bWatchSubtree; + std::ignore = dwNotifyFilter; + std::ignore = hEvent; + std::ignore = fAsynchronous; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyTransactedA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParemeter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = ulOptions; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = phkResult; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParemeter; + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegOpenKeyTransactedW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ DWORD ulOptions, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _In_ HANDLE hTransaction, + _Reserved_ PVOID pExtendedParemeter) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = ulOptions; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = phkResult; + std::ignore = hTransaction; + std::ignore = pExtendedParemeter; + if (phkResult != nullptr) + *phkResult = nullptr; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryInfoKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchClass, *lpcchClass + 1) LPSTR lpClass, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcchClass, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcSubKeys, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxSubKeyLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxClassLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcValues, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxValueNameLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxValueLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbSecurityDescriptor, + _Out_opt_ PFILETIME lpftLastWriteTime) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = lpcchClass; + std::ignore = lpReserved; + std::ignore = lpcSubKeys; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxSubKeyLen; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxClassLen; + std::ignore = lpcValues; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxValueNameLen; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxValueLen; + std::ignore = lpcbSecurityDescriptor; + std::ignore = lpftLastWriteTime; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryInfoKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _Out_writes_to_opt_(*lpcchClass, *lpcchClass + 1) LPWSTR lpClass, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD lpcchClass, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcSubKeys, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxSubKeyLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxClassLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcValues, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxValueNameLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbMaxValueLen, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpcbSecurityDescriptor, + _Out_opt_ PFILETIME lpftLastWriteTime) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpClass; + std::ignore = lpcchClass; + std::ignore = lpReserved; + std::ignore = lpcSubKeys; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxSubKeyLen; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxClassLen; + std::ignore = lpcValues; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxValueNameLen; + std::ignore = lpcbMaxValueLen; + std::ignore = lpcbSecurityDescriptor; + std::ignore = lpftLastWriteTime; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPSTR lpData, + _Inout_opt_ PLONG lpcbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = lpcbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPWSTR lpData, + _Inout_opt_ PLONG lpcbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = lpcbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryMultipleValuesA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _Out_writes_(num_vals) PVALENTA val_list, + _In_ DWORD num_vals, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*ldwTotsize, *ldwTotsize) + __out_data_source(REGISTRY) LPSTR lpValueBuf, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD ldwTotsize) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = val_list; + std::ignore = num_vals; + std::ignore = lpValueBuf; + std::ignore = ldwTotsize; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryMultipleValuesW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _Out_writes_(num_vals) PVALENTW val_list, + _In_ DWORD num_vals, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*ldwTotsize, *ldwTotsize) + __out_data_source(REGISTRY) LPWSTR lpValueBuf, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD ldwTotsize) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = val_list; + std::ignore = num_vals; + std::ignore = lpValueBuf; + std::ignore = ldwTotsize; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _When_(lpData == NULL, _Out_opt_) _When_(lpData != NULL, _Inout_opt_) + LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + try + { + if (lpReserved != nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // Win32 requires a size pointer whenever a data buffer is supplied. + if (lpData != nullptr && lpcbData == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto const name = to_value_name(lpValueName); + auto const type = ikey->get_value_type(name); + + if (is_string_value_type(type)) + return string_query_value_a(ikey, name, type, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + + return raw_query_value(ikey, name, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegQueryValueExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ LPDWORD lpReserved, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD lpType, + _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*lpcbData, *lpcbData) __out_data_source(REGISTRY) + LPBYTE lpData, + _When_(lpData == NULL, _Out_opt_) _When_(lpData != NULL, _Inout_opt_) + LPDWORD lpcbData) +{ + try + { + if (lpReserved != nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + // Win32 requires a size pointer whenever a data buffer is supplied. + if (lpData != nullptr && lpcbData == nullptr) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + return raw_query_value(ikey, to_value_name(lpValueName), lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegReplaceKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpNewFile, + _In_ LPCSTR lpOldFile) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpNewFile; + std::ignore = lpOldFile; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegReplaceKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewFile, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpOldFile) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpNewFile; + std::ignore = lpOldFile; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegRestoreKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_ LPCSTR lpFile, _In_ DWORD dwFlags) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = dwFlags; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegRestoreKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_ LPCWSTR lpFile, _In_ DWORD dwFlags) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = dwFlags; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegRenameKey(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKeyName, _In_ LPCWSTR lpNewKeyName) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKeyName; + std::ignore = lpNewKeyName; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSaveKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpFile, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSaveKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpFile, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetKeySecurity(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ SECURITY_INFORMATION SecurityInformation, + _In_ PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR pSecurityDescriptor) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = SecurityInformation; + std::ignore = pSecurityDescriptor; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) LPCSTR lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = dwType; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = cbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) LPCWSTR lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = dwType; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = cbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) CONST BYTE* lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + try + { + if (Reserved != 0) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto const name = to_value_name(lpValueName); + auto const type = static_cast(dwType); + + if (is_string_value_type(type) && lpData != nullptr) + { + // The *A registry APIs interpret string DATA in CP_ACP. Convert the + // entire buffer (preserving any embedded and trailing NULs, which + // matters for REG_MULTI_SZ) to UTF-16 and store the wide bytes, so + // the stored representation matches what mRegSetValueExW would have + // written for the equivalent wide string. + auto const narrow = std::string_view(reinterpret_cast(lpData), cbData); + auto const wide = m::acp_to_basic_string(narrow); + auto const bytes = std::as_bytes(std::span(wide)); + + ikey->set_value(m::pil::ikey::set_value_flags{}, name, type, bytes); + } + else + { + auto const value = + (lpData != nullptr) + ? std::span(reinterpret_cast(lpData), cbData) + : std::span{}; + + ikey->set_value(m::pil::ikey::set_value_flags{}, name, type, value); + } + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetValueExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) CONST BYTE* lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + try + { + if (Reserved != 0) + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + + auto ikey = g_handles.deref_handle>( + m::mwin32_impl::handle::from_HKEY(hKey)); + + auto const value = + (lpData != nullptr) + ? std::span(reinterpret_cast(lpData), cbData) + : std::span{}; + + ikey->set_value(m::pil::ikey::set_value_flags{}, + to_value_name(lpValueName), + static_cast(dwType), + value); + } + catch (...) + { + return registry_exception_to_lstatus(); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegUnLoadKeyA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegUnLoadKeyW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValueName; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteKeyValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValueName; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetKeyValueA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValueName, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) LPCVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValueName; + std::ignore = dwType; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = cbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSetKeyValueW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValueName, + _In_ DWORD dwType, + _In_reads_bytes_opt_(cbData) LPCVOID lpData, + _In_ DWORD cbData) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValueName; + std::ignore = dwType; + std::ignore = lpData; + std::ignore = cbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteTreeA(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegDeleteTreeW(_In_ HKEY hKey, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCopyTreeA(_In_ HKEY hKeySrc, _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, _In_ HKEY hKeyDest) +{ + std::ignore = hKeySrc; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = hKeyDest; + + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegGetValueA(_In_ HKEY hkey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR lpValue, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD pdwType, + _When_((dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_SZ || + (dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_EXPAND_SZ || + (dwFlags & 0x7F) == (RRF_RT_REG_SZ | RRF_RT_REG_EXPAND_SZ) || + *pdwType == REG_SZ || *pdwType == REG_EXPAND_SZ, + _Post_z_) + _When_((dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_MULTI_SZ || *pdwType == REG_MULTI_SZ, + _Post_ _NullNull_terminated_) _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*pcbData, *pcbData) + PVOID pvData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD pcbData) +{ + std::ignore = hkey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValue; + std::ignore = dwFlags; + std::ignore = pdwType; + std::ignore = pvData; + std::ignore = pcbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegGetValueW(_In_ HKEY hkey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpValue, + _In_ DWORD dwFlags, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD pdwType, + _When_((dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_SZ || + (dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_EXPAND_SZ || + (dwFlags & 0x7F) == (RRF_RT_REG_SZ | RRF_RT_REG_EXPAND_SZ) || + *pdwType == REG_SZ || *pdwType == REG_EXPAND_SZ, + _Post_z_) + _When_((dwFlags & 0x7F) == RRF_RT_REG_MULTI_SZ || *pdwType == REG_MULTI_SZ, + _Post_ _NullNull_terminated_) _Out_writes_bytes_to_opt_(*pcbData, *pcbData) + PVOID pvData, + _Inout_opt_ LPDWORD pcbData) +{ + std::ignore = hkey; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = lpValue; + std::ignore = dwFlags; + std::ignore = pdwType; + std::ignore = pvData; + std::ignore = pcbData; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegCopyTreeW(_In_ HKEY hKeySrc, _In_opt_ LPCWSTR lpSubKey, _In_ HKEY hKeyDest) +{ + std::ignore = hKeySrc; + std::ignore = lpSubKey; + std::ignore = hKeyDest; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadMUIStringA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR pszValue, + _Out_writes_bytes_opt_(cbOutBuf) LPSTR pszOutBuf, + _In_ DWORD cbOutBuf, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD pcbData, + _In_ DWORD Flags, + _In_opt_ LPCSTR pszDirectory) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = pszValue; + std::ignore = pszOutBuf; + std::ignore = cbOutBuf; + std::ignore = pcbData; + std::ignore = Flags; + std::ignore = pszDirectory; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadMUIStringW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR pszValue, + _Out_writes_bytes_opt_(cbOutBuf) LPWSTR pszOutBuf, + _In_ DWORD cbOutBuf, + _Out_opt_ LPDWORD pcbData, + _In_ DWORD Flags, + _In_opt_ LPCWSTR pszDirectory) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = pszValue; + std::ignore = pszOutBuf; + std::ignore = cbOutBuf; + std::ignore = pcbData; + std::ignore = Flags; + std::ignore = pszDirectory; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadAppKeyA(_In_ LPCSTR lpFile, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved) +{ + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = phkResult; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = dwOptions; + std::ignore = Reserved; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegLoadAppKeyW(_In_ LPCWSTR lpFile, + _Out_ PHKEY phkResult, + _In_ REGSAM samDesired, + _In_ DWORD dwOptions, + _Reserved_ DWORD Reserved) +{ + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = phkResult; + std::ignore = samDesired; + std::ignore = dwOptions; + std::ignore = Reserved; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSaveKeyExA(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCSTR lpFile, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD Flags) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + std::ignore = Flags; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} + +LSTATUS +APIENTRY +mRegSaveKeyExW(_In_ HKEY hKey, + _In_ LPCWSTR lpFile, + _In_opt_ CONST LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + _In_ DWORD Flags) +{ + std::ignore = hKey; + std::ignore = lpFile; + std::ignore = lpSecurityAttributes; + std::ignore = Flags; + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..736dc456 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,374 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include "pilcfg.h" + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + namespace + { + // JSON member names recognized in a .pilcfg file. Adding, removing, or + // renaming any of these is a breaking change to the sidecar format. + constexpr std::string_view k_buffer_updates = "buffer_updates"; + constexpr std::string_view k_record_modifications = "record_modifications"; + constexpr std::string_view k_redirections = "redirections"; + constexpr std::string_view k_from = "from"; + constexpr std::string_view k_to = "to"; + constexpr std::string_view k_persisted_state = "persisted_state"; + constexpr std::string_view k_capture_snapshot = "capture_snapshot"; + constexpr std::string_view k_diagnostic_log = "diagnostic_log"; + constexpr std::string_view k_fault_script = "fault_script"; + + // Webcore configuration JSON member names. + constexpr std::string_view k_webcore = "webcore"; + constexpr std::string_view k_interception = "interception"; + constexpr std::string_view k_endpoints = "endpoints"; + constexpr std::string_view k_public = "public"; + constexpr std::string_view k_private = "private"; + constexpr std::string_view k_materialization_dir = "materialization_dir"; + + // Upper bound on the module path length we will accept, to bound the + // GetModuleFileNameW growth loop. Far larger than any real path. + constexpr DWORD k_max_module_path_chars = 0x10000; + + // Expands Windows %VAR% environment-variable references in a host-path + // member so a checked-in .pilcfg can resolve to per-machine locations + // (e.g. "%TEMP%\\snapshot.xml"). Specified behavior (owned by us): a + // %NAME% token is replaced by the value of environment variable NAME; an + // undefined token is left verbatim, and a string with no % tokens is + // returned unchanged. Only members that denote a host filesystem path + // are expanded; logical namespace identifiers (redirection keys, webcore + // endpoints) are taken literally so a legitimate '%' in a key is never + // disturbed. Implemented with ExpandEnvironmentStringsW; on any failure + // the literal value is returned. + std::u16string + expand_environment_path(std::u16string const& value) + { + if (value.empty()) + return value; + + auto const* src = reinterpret_cast(value.c_str()); + + // The first call returns the required buffer size in characters, + // including the terminating null. + DWORD const needed = ::ExpandEnvironmentStringsW(src, nullptr, 0); + if (needed == 0) + return value; + + std::wstring expanded(needed, L'\0'); + DWORD const written = ::ExpandEnvironmentStringsW(src, expanded.data(), needed); + if (written == 0 || written > needed) + return value; + + // `written` counts the terminating null; drop it. + expanded.resize(written - 1); + return std::u16string(reinterpret_cast(expanded.data()), + expanded.size()); + } + + bool + read_bool_member(nlohmann::json const& j, std::string_view name) + { + auto const it = j.find(name); + if (it == j.end()) + return false; + + if (!it->is_boolean()) + throw std::runtime_error(std::string("pilcfg: '") + std::string(name) + + "' must be a boolean"); + + return it->get(); + } + + // Parse the optional "persisted_state" string member. Absent yields an + // empty string; present but non-string throws. + std::u16string + read_persisted_state_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + auto const it = j.find(k_persisted_state); + if (it == j.end()) + return {}; + + if (!it->is_string()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'persisted_state' must be a string"); + + auto const& s = it->get_ref(); + auto const u8 = + std::u8string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), s.size()); + return expand_environment_path(m::to_u16string(u8)); + } + + // Parse the optional "capture_snapshot" string member. Absent yields an + // empty string; present but non-string throws. + std::u16string + read_capture_snapshot_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + auto const it = j.find(k_capture_snapshot); + if (it == j.end()) + return {}; + + if (!it->is_string()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'capture_snapshot' must be a string"); + + auto const& s = it->get_ref(); + auto const u8 = + std::u8string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), s.size()); + return expand_environment_path(m::to_u16string(u8)); + } + + // Parse the optional "diagnostic_log" string member. Absent yields an + // empty string; present but non-string throws. + std::u16string + read_diagnostic_log_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + auto const it = j.find(k_diagnostic_log); + if (it == j.end()) + return {}; + + if (!it->is_string()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'diagnostic_log' must be a string"); + + auto const& s = it->get_ref(); + auto const u8 = + std::u8string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), s.size()); + return expand_environment_path(m::to_u16string(u8)); + } + + // Parse the optional "fault_script" string member. Absent yields an + // empty string; present but non-string throws. + std::u16string + read_fault_script_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + auto const it = j.find(k_fault_script); + if (it == j.end()) + return {}; + + if (!it->is_string()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'fault_script' must be a string"); + + auto const& s = it->get_ref(); + auto const u8 = + std::u8string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), s.size()); + return expand_environment_path(m::to_u16string(u8)); + } + + // JSON text is UTF-8 by definition, so the bytes are reinterpreted as + // char8_t before transcoding to char16_t. + std::u16string + json_string_to_u16(nlohmann::json const& value, std::string_view member) + { + if (!value.is_string()) + throw std::runtime_error(std::string("pilcfg: '") + + std::string(member) + "' must be a string"); + + auto const& s = value.get_ref(); + auto const u8 = + std::u8string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), s.size()); + return m::to_u16string(u8); + } + + // Parse an optional string member from a JSON object. Returns empty + // string if absent; throws if present but not a string. + std::u16string + read_optional_string_member(nlohmann::json const& j, std::string_view name) + { + auto const it = j.find(name); + if (it == j.end()) + return {}; + + return json_string_to_u16(*it, name); + } + + // Parse the optional "webcore.endpoints" array. Absent yields an empty + // vector. Present must be an array whose every element is an object + // carrying string "public" and "private" members; anything else throws. + std::vector> + read_endpoints_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + std::vector> endpoints; + + auto const it = j.find(k_endpoints); + if (it == j.end()) + return endpoints; + + if (!it->is_array()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'webcore.endpoints' must be an array"); + + for (auto const& element: *it) + { + if (!element.is_object()) + throw std::runtime_error( + "pilcfg: each 'webcore.endpoints' element must be an object"); + + auto const public_it = element.find(k_public); + auto const private_it = element.find(k_private); + + if (public_it == element.end() || private_it == element.end()) + throw std::runtime_error( + "pilcfg: each 'webcore.endpoints' element must have " + "'public' and 'private' members"); + + endpoints.emplace_back(json_string_to_u16(*public_it, k_public), + json_string_to_u16(*private_it, k_private)); + } + + return endpoints; + } + + // Parse the optional "webcore" object member. Absent yields std::nullopt + // (no webcore configuration). Present must be an object; anything else + // throws. + std::optional + read_webcore_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + auto const it = j.find(k_webcore); + if (it == j.end()) + return std::nullopt; + + if (!it->is_object()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'webcore' must be an object"); + + pilcfg::webcore_config cfg; + cfg.interception = read_bool_member(*it, k_interception); + cfg.endpoints = read_endpoints_member(*it); + cfg.materialization_dir = + expand_environment_path(read_optional_string_member(*it, k_materialization_dir)); + cfg.fault_script = + expand_environment_path(read_optional_string_member(*it, k_fault_script)); + return cfg; + } + + // Parse the optional "redirections" array. Absent yields an empty + // vector. Present must be an array whose every element is an object + // carrying string "from" and "to" members; anything else throws. + std::vector> + read_redirections_member(nlohmann::json const& j) + { + std::vector> redirections; + + auto const it = j.find(k_redirections); + if (it == j.end()) + return redirections; + + if (!it->is_array()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: 'redirections' must be an array"); + + for (auto const& element: *it) + { + if (!element.is_object()) + throw std::runtime_error( + "pilcfg: each 'redirections' element must be an object"); + + auto const from_it = element.find(k_from); + auto const to_it = element.find(k_to); + + if (from_it == element.end() || to_it == element.end()) + throw std::runtime_error( + "pilcfg: each 'redirections' element must have 'from' and 'to' members"); + + redirections.emplace_back(json_string_to_u16(*from_it, k_from), + json_string_to_u16(*to_it, k_to)); + } + + return redirections; + } + + // Full path of the host executable's `.pilcfg` sidecar, or empty on + // failure. Uses GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, ...) so the path is the + // process executable, not this DLL. + std::filesystem::path + sidecar_path() + { + std::wstring buffer; + DWORD capacity = MAX_PATH; + + for (;;) + { + buffer.resize(capacity); + + DWORD const written = GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, buffer.data(), capacity); + if (written == 0) + return {}; + + if (written < capacity) + { + buffer.resize(written); + break; + } + + // Truncated: the return value equals the buffer size. Grow and + // retry, but give up rather than loop unboundedly. + if (capacity >= k_max_module_path_chars) + return {}; + + capacity *= 2; + } + + auto path = std::filesystem::path(buffer); + path += L".pilcfg"; + return path; + } + } // namespace + + pilcfg + parse_pilcfg(std::string_view json_text) + { + auto const j = nlohmann::json::parse(json_text); + + if (!j.is_object()) + throw std::runtime_error("pilcfg: root must be a JSON object"); + + pilcfg cfg; + cfg.buffer_updates = read_bool_member(j, k_buffer_updates); + cfg.record_modifications = read_bool_member(j, k_record_modifications); + cfg.redirections = read_redirections_member(j); + cfg.persisted_state = read_persisted_state_member(j); + cfg.capture_snapshot = read_capture_snapshot_member(j); + cfg.diagnostic_log = read_diagnostic_log_member(j); + cfg.fault_script = read_fault_script_member(j); + cfg.webcore = read_webcore_member(j); + return cfg; + } + + pilcfg + load_pilcfg() + { + try + { + auto const path = sidecar_path(); + if (path.empty()) + return pilcfg{}; + + std::ifstream file(path, std::ios::binary); + if (!file) + return pilcfg{}; + + std::string text((std::istreambuf_iterator(file)), + std::istreambuf_iterator()); + + return parse_pilcfg(text); + } + catch (...) + { + // A missing or malformed sidecar must never break the host process; + // fall back to passthrough. + return pilcfg{}; + } + } + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..12e24094 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/pilcfg.h @@ -0,0 +1,134 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + // + // The parsed contents of a `.pilcfg` sidecar file. Each field + // maps directly onto a PIL stack layer that the session can request from + // m::pil::make_platform_interface. The all-false default is "passthrough": + // calls flow straight through to the live Win32 registry. + // + // This struct deliberately has no dependency on the PIL headers so it can be + // unit-tested in isolation; the session translates it into + // m::pil::make_platform_flags. + // + struct pilcfg + { + // Interpose a buffering layer: registry mutations are captured in memory + // and are not written through to the live registry. (Mode "buffered".) + bool buffer_updates = false; + + // Interpose a logging layer that records every registry modification. + // (Mode "logging".) + bool record_modifications = false; + + // Registry path redirections. Each pair maps a public path prefix + // (.first) to the private path (.second) it is transparently rewritten + // to. Built from the optional "redirections" array; empty by default + // (no redirection). Interposes a redirecting layer when non-empty. The + // strings are owned here so they outlive the views handed to PIL. + std::vector> redirections; + + // Path to a persisted registry-state XML file. When non-empty the + // session runs entirely against this loaded snapshot and never touches + // the live registry (mode (c)); the buffer/redirection settings above + // are ignored in that case. Empty by default. Built from the optional + // "persisted_state" string member. + std::u16string persisted_state; + + // Path to which the session writes a snapshot of its registry state when + // the host process exits. Empty by default (no capture). Built from the + // optional "capture_snapshot" string member. Intended to be paired with + // "buffer_updates" so a run's writes are captured into an overlay and + // persisted to this file without touching the live registry; the file can + // then be replayed via "persisted_state". A best-effort save: a failure to + // write the snapshot never crashes the host at exit. + std::u16string capture_snapshot; + + // Path to which the session writes its diagnostic modification log (the + // ordered requested-vs-done trace of registry operations) when the host + // process exits. Empty by default (no log). Built from the optional + // "diagnostic_log" string member. Intended to be paired with + // "record_modifications" so the run's writes and deletes are recorded in + // order and emitted to this file. A best-effort save: a failure to write + // the log never crashes the host at exit. + std::u16string diagnostic_log; + + // Path to a `` XML file (the PIL fault-layer artifact). + // When non-empty the session layers the fault-injecting platform on top + // of whatever base stack the other settings selected (live, buffered, + // redirected, or a persisted snapshot), so configured registry + // operations fail with the scripted error. Empty by default (no fault + // injection). Built from the optional "fault_script" string member. + // Loading the referenced file is best-effort: a missing or malformed + // fault script leaves the base stack unwrapped rather than breaking the + // host (tolerant load, per D5/D7). + std::u16string fault_script; + + // Optional webcore configuration (D-HWC-4, D-HWC-6, D-HWC-7). When + // present, configures how the webcore surface is accessed. + struct webcore_config + { + // If true, use Detours-based interception to intercept the engine's + // outbound Reg*/CreateFileW calls (D-HWC-7). If false (default), use + // materialization: project isolated configs to a temp directory + // before calling the real engine (D-HWC-4). + bool interception = false; + + // URL namespace mapping (D-HWC-6): maps public URLs to private + // sandboxed URLs. Each pair maps a public URL prefix (.first) to the + // private URL prefix (.second). Empty by default (no remapping). + std::vector> endpoints; + + // Optional directory for materialized configs. If empty, a per- + // instance temp directory is created. Only used when interception is + // false. + std::u16string materialization_dir; + + // Optional webcore-specific fault script path. When non-empty, the + // webcore surface is additionally wrapped with fault injection + // driven by this script (separate from the global fault_script). + std::u16string fault_script; + }; + + // Optional webcore configuration. std::nullopt means "not configured" — + // the webcore surface is accessed through the underlying platform with + // no additional wrapping. A present-but-default webcore_config enables + // the webcore surface with materialization mode and no endpoints. + std::optional webcore; + }; + + // + // Parse the JSON text of a `.pilcfg` file into a pilcfg. The accepted schema + // is an object with optional boolean members "buffer_updates" and + // "record_modifications", an optional "redirections" array of objects + // each carrying string members "from" and "to", and an optional + // "persisted_state" string naming a snapshot file, and an optional + // "fault_script" string naming a `` file. Absent members keep + // their default and unknown members are ignored. Throws if the text is not + // valid JSON, is not a JSON object, a recognized member is present with the + // wrong type, or a "redirections" element is not an object with string + // "from" and "to" members. + // + pilcfg + parse_pilcfg(std::string_view json_text); + + // + // Locate the `.pilcfg` file next to the running module, + // read it, and parse it. Any failure — file absent, unreadable, or + // malformed — yields the default (passthrough) configuration rather than + // throwing, so a missing or broken sidecar never breaks the host process. + // + pilcfg + load_pilcfg(); + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..89b0b24e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,412 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "pilcfg.h" +#include "session.h" +#include "webcore_config_platform.h" +#include "win32_error_mapping.h" + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + namespace + { + // + // Translate a parsed .pilcfg into the PIL stack-selection flags. An + // all-false config maps to no flags, i.e. passthrough. + // + m::pil::make_platform_flags + to_platform_flags(pilcfg const& cfg) noexcept + { + auto flags = m::pil::make_platform_flags{}; + + if (cfg.buffer_updates) + flags |= m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates; + + if (cfg.record_modifications) + flags |= m::pil::make_platform_flags::record_modifications; + + return flags; + } + + // + // Map a raw handle value to the predefined registry key it names, if + // any. The values mirror the Win32 HKEY_* constants exactly (see + // m::pil::predefined_key). + // + // The Win32 predefined HKEY constants are defined as + // (HKEY)(ULONG_PTR)(LONG)0x8000'000N: a 32-bit value with bit 31 set, + // sign-extended to pointer width. On 64-bit that yields a handle value + // of 0xFFFF'FFFF'8000'000N, so we must recover the low 32 bits (and + // confirm the upper bits are exactly that sign-extension) before + // comparing against the enum. Interned table handles are minted as + // small positive values, so they never collide with these. + // + std::optional + map_value_to_predefined_key(std::uintptr_t value) noexcept + { + auto const sign_extended = + static_cast(static_cast( + static_cast(static_cast(value)))); + if (sign_extended != value) + return std::nullopt; + + switch (static_cast(value)) + { + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::classes_root): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::local_machine): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::users): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::performance_data): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::current_config): + case static_cast( + m::pil::predefined_key::current_user_local_settings): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::performance_text): + case static_cast(m::pil::predefined_key::performance_nlstext): + return static_cast(static_cast(value)); + default: + return std::nullopt; + } + } + + // + // The process-wide PIL session backing the mReg* shim. Lazily created + // on first use. The default configuration is passthrough to the live + // Win32 registry; a future `.pilcfg` sidecar will be able to select a + // logging or buffered stack instead. + // + class session + { + public: + static session& + instance() + { + static session s; + return s; + } + + std::shared_ptr + predefined_ikey(m::pil::predefined_key pk) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto it = m_predefined_cache.find(pk); + if (it != m_predefined_cache.end()) + return it->second; + + auto ikey = m_registry->open_predefined_key(pk); + m_predefined_cache.emplace(pk, ikey); + return ikey; + } + + // + // The filesystem surface for this session, opened lazily against the + // configured platform stack and cached for the process lifetime + // (mirrors the predefined-ikey cache above). + // + std::shared_ptr + filesystem() + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_filesystem) + m_filesystem = m_platform->get_filesystem(); + + return m_filesystem; + } + + // + // The webcore surface for this session, opened lazily against the + // configured platform stack and cached for the process lifetime. + // + std::shared_ptr + webcore() + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_webcore) + m_webcore = m_platform->get_webcore(); + + return m_webcore; + } + + // + // Webcore activation lifecycle (D-HWC-5). The session owns at most + // one iwebcore_instance; a second activation returns the + // ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING HRESULT. + // + HRESULT + webcore_activate(PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszInstanceName) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // Single-activation-per-process contract: if we already hold an + // instance, return the already-running HRESULT immediately. + if (m_webcore_instance) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING); + + if (!m_webcore) + m_webcore = m_platform->get_webcore(); + + // Build the activation request from the raw PCWSTR arguments. + // On Windows, wchar_t and char16_t are the same encoding (UTF-16), + // so we reinterpret_cast the PCWSTR strings. + m::pil::activation_request req; + req.app_host_config = m::pil::file_path(pszAppHostConfigFile ? pszAppHostConfigFile : L""); + if (pszRootWebConfigFile && pszRootWebConfigFile[0] != L'\0') + req.root_web_config = m::pil::file_path(pszRootWebConfigFile); + req.instance_name = pszInstanceName + ? std::u16string(reinterpret_cast(pszInstanceName)) + : std::u16string(); + + // Attempt activation through the webcore surface. + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + auto const disposition = m_webcore->activate( + m::pil::iwebcore::activate_flags{}, req, instance, ec); + + if (ec) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(static_cast(ec.value())); + + // Check if the engine reported already_activated (its own + // contract, separate from our session-level check above). + if (disposition.code() == m::pil::iwebcore::activate_result_code::already_activated) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING); + + m_webcore_instance = std::move(instance); + return S_OK; + } + + HRESULT + webcore_shutdown(DWORD fImmediate) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // No active instance → ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE. + if (!m_webcore_instance) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE); + + // Destroy the instance token; the provider's destructor handles + // the actual shutdown. TODO: if fImmediate matters for the + // destructor's behavior, consider storing it or passing it to a + // different shutdown method. For now the RAII token handles it. + (void)fImmediate; + m_webcore_instance.reset(); + return S_OK; + } + + HRESULT + webcore_set_metadata(PCWSTR pszMetadataType, PCWSTR pszValue) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_webcore) + m_webcore = m_platform->get_webcore(); + + std::u16string_view type(reinterpret_cast(pszMetadataType), + pszMetadataType ? wcslen(pszMetadataType) : 0); + std::u16string_view value(reinterpret_cast(pszValue), + pszValue ? wcslen(pszValue) : 0); + + std::error_code ec; + m_webcore->set_metadata(m::pil::iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}, type, value, ec); + + if (ec) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(static_cast(ec.value())); + + return S_OK; + } + + private: + session(): session(load_pilcfg()) {} + + explicit session(pilcfg cfg): + m_capture_snapshot(cfg.capture_snapshot), + m_diagnostic_log(cfg.diagnostic_log), + m_platform(build_platform_from_config(cfg)), + m_registry(m_platform->get_registry()) + {} + + ~session() + { + // Best-effort capture: if a snapshot path was configured, persist + // the session's registry state on process exit. A failure to write + // must never throw from this destructor (which runs during static + // teardown), so all errors are swallowed. + if (!m_capture_snapshot.empty()) + { + try + { + m::pil::platform(std::shared_ptr(m_platform)) + .save(std::filesystem::path(m_capture_snapshot)); + } + catch (...) + { + } + } + + // Best-effort diagnostic log: if a log path was configured, emit + // the ordered modification trace on process exit. Same no-throw + // discipline as the snapshot save above. + if (!m_diagnostic_log.empty()) + { + try + { + m::pil::platform(std::shared_ptr(m_platform)) + .save_diagnostic_log(std::filesystem::path(m_diagnostic_log)); + } + catch (...) + { + } + } + } + + std::u16string m_capture_snapshot; + std::u16string m_diagnostic_log; + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + std::unique_ptr m_webcore_instance; + std::map> m_predefined_cache; + }; + } // namespace + + std::shared_ptr + build_platform_from_config(pilcfg const& cfg) + { + // Build the base stack: a persisted snapshot (mode (c)) ignores the + // layer flags and redirections; otherwise the layered live platform. + std::shared_ptr base; + if (!cfg.persisted_state.empty()) + { + base = m::pil::load_platform_interface( + std::filesystem::path(cfg.persisted_state)); + } + else + { + std::vector> redirection_views; + redirection_views.reserve(cfg.redirections.size()); + for (auto const& r: cfg.redirections) + redirection_views.emplace_back(r.first, r.second); + + base = m::pil::make_platform_interface(to_platform_flags(cfg), redirection_views); + } + + // Layer the fault-injecting platform on top of whatever base was + // selected. Loading the referenced fault script is best-effort: a + // missing or malformed script leaves the base stack unwrapped rather + // than breaking the host (tolerant load, per D5/D7). + if (!cfg.fault_script.empty()) + { + try + { + auto script = m::pil::load_fault_script( + std::filesystem::path(cfg.fault_script)); + base = m::pil::apply_fault_layer(base, script); + } + catch (...) + { + } + } + + // Layer the webcore-configuring platform if webcore config is present. + // This wraps the webcore surface with the requested configuration + // (interception mode, endpoints, materialization_dir, fault_script). + // Like the fault layer, this is applied as a platform decorator. + if (cfg.webcore.has_value()) + { + base = apply_webcore_config(base, cfg.webcore.value()); + } + + return base; + } + + bool + is_predefined_handle_value(std::uintptr_t value) noexcept + { + return map_value_to_predefined_key(value).has_value(); + } + + std::shared_ptr + try_resolve_predefined_ikey(std::uintptr_t value) + { + auto pk = map_value_to_predefined_key(value); + if (!pk.has_value()) + return nullptr; + + return session::instance().predefined_ikey(pk.value()); + } + + std::shared_ptr + session_filesystem() + { + return session::instance().filesystem(); + } + + std::shared_ptr + session_webcore() + { + return session::instance().webcore(); + } + + HRESULT + session_webcore_activate(PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszInstanceName) + { + try + { + return session::instance().webcore_activate( + pszAppHostConfigFile, pszRootWebConfigFile, pszInstanceName); + } + catch (...) + { + return map_pil_exception_to_hresult(); + } + } + + HRESULT + session_webcore_shutdown(DWORD fImmediate) + { + try + { + return session::instance().webcore_shutdown(fImmediate); + } + catch (...) + { + return map_pil_exception_to_hresult(); + } + } + + HRESULT + session_webcore_set_metadata(PCWSTR pszMetadataType, PCWSTR pszValue) + { + try + { + return session::instance().webcore_set_metadata(pszMetadataType, pszValue); + } + catch (...) + { + return map_pil_exception_to_hresult(); + } + } + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e4ee3b2c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/session.h @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + +namespace m::pil +{ + struct ikey; + struct ifilesystem; + struct iplatform; + struct iwebcore; + struct iwebcore_instance; +} // namespace m::pil + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + struct pilcfg; + + // + // Build the PIL platform a session would run against for a given parsed + // configuration. When `cfg.persisted_state` is non-empty the result is a + // snapshot platform loaded from that file (mode (c)) and the layer flags + // and redirections are ignored; otherwise the layered live platform is + // built from the flags and redirections. When `cfg.fault_script` is + // non-empty the fault-injecting layer is wrapped around the selected base + // stack (best-effort: a missing or malformed fault script leaves the base + // unwrapped). Exposed (separately from the process-wide session singleton) + // so the selection logic can be tested without depending on the host + // module's sidecar file. + // + std::shared_ptr + build_platform_from_config(pilcfg const& cfg); + + // + // Is this raw handle value one of the Win32 predefined registry + // pseudo-handles (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, ...)? + // + // The predefined HKEY constants are fixed values in the 0x8000'0000 range + // and never overlap the handle values this shim mints (see handle_table.h), + // so a raw value is unambiguously either predefined or a real interned + // handle. + // + bool + is_predefined_handle_value(std::uintptr_t value) noexcept; + + // + // If `value` names a predefined registry pseudo-handle, return the backing + // PIL ikey for it (opened against the active session's registry and cached + // for the lifetime of the process). Returns nullptr if `value` is not a + // predefined key. + // + std::shared_ptr + try_resolve_predefined_ikey(std::uintptr_t value); + + // + // The filesystem surface (iplatform::get_filesystem) for the active session, + // opened once against the configured PIL stack and cached for the lifetime + // of the process. This is the filesystem analogue of the predefined-ikey + // resolution above: the mFile* / mFind* shims route through it to reach the + // selected (passthrough / buffered / redirecting / logging / fault) provider. + // + std::shared_ptr + session_filesystem(); + + // + // The webcore surface (iplatform::get_webcore) for the active session, + // opened once against the configured PIL stack and cached for the process + // lifetime. This is the webcore analogue of session_filesystem(). + // + std::shared_ptr + session_webcore(); + + // + // Webcore activation lifecycle (D-HWC-5). The session owns at most one + // activation (iwebcore_instance token); a second activation returns + // ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING. These functions manage that single slot: + // + // session_webcore_activate: activates the engine if not already active. + // Returns S_OK on success, stores the activation token in the session. + // Returns HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING) if already + // activated (either by a prior call or by the engine's own contract). + // Returns any other failure HRESULT from the engine on error. + // + // session_webcore_shutdown: shuts down the active instance. + // Returns S_OK on success. + // Returns HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE) if no activation. + // + // session_webcore_set_metadata: forwards metadata to the engine. + // Returns S_OK on success, or any failure HRESULT from the engine. + // + HRESULT + session_webcore_activate(PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, + PCWSTR pszInstanceName); + + HRESULT + session_webcore_shutdown(DWORD fImmediate); + + HRESULT + session_webcore_set_metadata(PCWSTR pszMetadataType, PCWSTR pszValue); + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..25198ab7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "webcore_config_platform.h" + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + namespace + { + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_config_platform — platform decorator that applies webcore config + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore_config_platform final : public m::pil::iplatform + { + using iplatform_base = m::pil::iplatform; + + public: + webcore_config_platform(std::shared_ptr underlying_platform, + pilcfg::webcore_config webcore_cfg); + + ~webcore_config_platform() override = default; + + // iplatform interface + iplatform_base::get_registry_disposition + get_registry(iplatform_base::get_registry_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + + iplatform_base::get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(iplatform_base::get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + iplatform_base::get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(iplatform_base::get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + + iplatform_base::get_http_listener_disposition + get_http_listener(iplatform_base::get_http_listener_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_http_listener) override; + + iplatform_base::save_disposition + save(iplatform_base::save_flags flags, iplatform_base::save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + + iplatform_base::save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(iplatform_base::save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + pilcfg::webcore_config m_webcore_cfg; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + std::mutex m_mutex; + }; + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Implementation + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_config_platform::webcore_config_platform( + std::shared_ptr underlying_platform, + pilcfg::webcore_config webcore_cfg): + m_underlying_platform(std::move(underlying_platform)), + m_webcore_cfg(std::move(webcore_cfg)) + { + } + + m::pil::iplatform::get_registry_disposition + webcore_config_platform::get_registry(iplatform_base::get_registry_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) + { + return m_underlying_platform->get_registry(flags, returned_registry); + } + + m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + webcore_config_platform::get_filesystem(iplatform_base::get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + return m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem(flags, returned_filesystem); + } + + m::pil::iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + webcore_config_platform::get_webcore(iplatform_base::get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + returned_webcore.reset(); + + if (flags != iplatform_base::get_webcore_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_webcore() called with invalid flags"); + + std::lock_guard lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_webcore) + { + // Get the underlying webcore. + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore; + auto d = m_underlying_platform->get_webcore(flags, underlying_webcore); + (void)d; + + // For now, just store the underlying webcore. Future work will + // apply the configuration: + // - interception mode: wrap with intercepting webcore + // - materialization_dir: pass to materializing webcore + // - endpoints: configure http_listener namespace mapping + // - fault_script: wrap with fault webcore + // + // This placeholder stores the config but does not yet apply it; + // the wrapping infrastructure is in place for future milestones. + m_webcore = underlying_webcore; + } + + returned_webcore = m_webcore; + return iplatform_base::get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + + m::pil::iplatform::get_http_listener_disposition + webcore_config_platform::get_http_listener( + iplatform_base::get_http_listener_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_http_listener) + { + // Forward to underlying; future work will apply endpoint mapping. + return m_underlying_platform->get_http_listener(flags, returned_http_listener); + } + + m::pil::iplatform::save_disposition + webcore_config_platform::save(iplatform_base::save_flags flags, + iplatform_base::save_contents contents, + pugi::xml_node& platform_element) + { + // Webcore config is a separate input artifact, not persisted. + return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + } + + m::pil::iplatform::save_disposition + webcore_config_platform::save_diagnostic_log(iplatform_base::save_flags flags, + pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + // Forward so a logging layer below remains reachable. + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + } + + } // namespace + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Public API + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + apply_webcore_config(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + pilcfg::webcore_config const& webcore_cfg) + { + return std::make_shared(underlying_platform, webcore_cfg); + } + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5ea28a9f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/webcore_config_platform.h @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "pilcfg.h" + +// +// Webcore-configuring platform decorator (M-HWC-SHIM-4). +// +// This platform wrapper stores the webcore configuration from pilcfg and +// intercepts get_webcore() to apply the configuration. All other operations +// are forwarded to the underlying platform. +// +// The webcore configuration includes: +// - interception mode (Detours vs. materialization) +// - endpoints table (URL namespace mapping) +// - materialization_dir (for materialized configs) +// - fault_script (webcore-specific fault injection) +// +// This is analogous to how apply_fault_layer wraps the platform to inject +// faults; here we wrap to configure the webcore surface. +// + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + // + // Create a platform that wraps the underlying platform and applies the + // webcore configuration when get_webcore() is called. + // + std::shared_ptr + apply_webcore_config(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + pilcfg::webcore_config const& webcore_cfg); +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/win32_error_mapping.h b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/win32_error_mapping.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32b8ff6b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/src/win32_error_mapping.h @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX + +#include + +namespace m::mwin32_impl +{ + // + // This header translates **exceptions and `std::error_code`s** into Win32 + // error codes. Those are cross-cutting facts carried by the thrown object + // (its category, or the system_error's embedded code), independent of which + // operation raised them, so a single translator is correct and shareable. + // + // It is NOT, and must never become, a PIL `disposition` mapper. Each PIL + // verb owns its own flags / result-code / result-flags enums (declared on + // the specific virtual member function), and those vocabularies are not + // interchangeable across verbs. A disposition is always interpreted at the + // call site of the specific verb that produced it; see DESIGN-NOTES D12. + // + // + // If `se` carries a Win32 status that was mapped into an HRESULT by + // HRESULT_FROM_WIN32() (severity bit set, FACILITY_WIN32, not an NTSTATUS), + // recover the original Win32 error code. Returns nullopt for any other + // system_error so the caller can decide how to handle it. + // + inline std::optional + decode_win32_error(std::system_error const& se) + { + auto const& code = se.code(); + if (code.category() == m::hresult_category()) + { + // The fact that it's in the HRESULT category means that we can + // perform this cast with (without?) impunity. + auto value = static_cast(code.value()); + + // If it's not an NTSTATUS mapped into an HRESULT, and the severity + // bit is set, and the facility is FACILITY_WIN32, this was "created" + // by HRESULT_FROM_WIN32() so we'll unmap it. + if (((value & FACILITY_NT_BIT) == 0) && (HRESULT_SEVERITY(value)) && + (HRESULT_FACILITY(value) == FACILITY_WIN32)) + { + return HRESULT_CODE(value); + } + } + + return std::nullopt; + } + + // + // Map the in-flight C++ exception raised while servicing a shim entry point + // to its Win32 error code. MUST be called from within a catch block: it + // rethrows the active exception so the dynamic type can be matched. The + // recognized categories are: + // + // * the m:: fault categories raised by the fault-injection layer and by + // the platform-neutral providers + // * m::invalid_parameter raised by M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER in the entry + // points + // * std::system_error carrying a Win32/HRESULT code (via + // decode_win32_error) + // + // Returns nullopt for an exception the shim does not recognize. The caller + // decides what to do with an unrecognized exception: the registry entry + // points rethrow it (preserving the prior propagation behavior); the + // filesystem entry points, which must not let an exception cross the C ABI, + // substitute a generic failure status. + // + inline std::optional + map_known_pil_exception() + { + try + { + throw; + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + catch (m::access_denied const&) + { + return ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED; + } + catch (m::sharing_violation const&) + { + return ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION; + } + catch (m::already_exists const&) + { + return ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS; + } + catch (m::out_of_resources const&) + { + return ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY; + } + catch (m::not_supported const&) + { + return ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED; + } + catch (m::invalid_parameter const&) + { + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + } + catch (std::system_error const& se) + { + return decode_win32_error(se); + } + catch (...) + { + return std::nullopt; + } + } + + // + // Map the in-flight C++ exception to an HRESULT for entry points that return + // HRESULT (like the HWC shims). MUST be called from within a catch block. + // Similar to map_known_pil_exception but returns HRESULT directly instead of + // a Win32 DWORD. Unrecognized exceptions map to E_FAIL so that nothing + // escapes across the C ABI. + // + inline HRESULT + map_pil_exception_to_hresult() + { + try + { + throw; + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + } + catch (m::access_denied const&) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED); + } + catch (m::sharing_violation const&) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION); + } + catch (m::already_exists const&) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS); + } + catch (m::out_of_resources const&) + { + return E_OUTOFMEMORY; + } + catch (m::not_supported const&) + { + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED); + } + catch (m::not_implemented const&) + { + return E_NOTIMPL; + } + catch (m::invalid_parameter const&) + { + return E_INVALIDARG; + } + catch (std::bad_alloc const&) + { + return E_OUTOFMEMORY; + } + catch (std::system_error const& se) + { + auto const win32 = decode_win32_error(se); + if (win32.has_value()) + return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(win32.value()); + // If it's already an HRESULT category, return it directly. + if (se.code().category() == m::hresult_category()) + return static_cast(se.code().value()); + // Otherwise, generic failure. + return E_FAIL; + } + catch (...) + { + return E_FAIL; + } + } + +} // namespace m::mwin32_impl diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/CMakeLists.txt b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..27c47be9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,372 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +if(BUILD_TESTING) + include(GoogleTest) + + find_package(nlohmann_json CONFIG REQUIRED) + + add_executable(test_mwin32 + test_handle_table.cpp + test_mwinhwc.cpp + test_mwinreg_open_close.cpp + test_mwinreg_predefined.cpp + test_mwinreg_value_ops.cpp + test_pilcfg.cpp + test_session_snapshot.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32 PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + # Link the internal static library which provides pilcfg, session, and + # webcore_config_platform. This avoids manually listing internal sources. + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32 + m_mwin32 + m_mwin32_internal + m_strings + nlohmann_json::nlohmann_json + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + enable_testing() + + # m_mwin32 is a shared library that lives in a sibling build directory, so + # the test executable cannot locate it (or any other runtime DLL dependency) + # at launch/discovery time. Copy all runtime DLL dependencies next to the + # test binary so it can start. + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32 POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # The value-operation tests must run against the in-memory buffered overlay + # rather than the live registry. The shim reads its configuration from a + # `.pilcfg` sidecar next to the executable, so generate one that enables + # buffer_updates for the test process. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32) + + # Link-proof integration test (M-ALIAS-4). This executable includes no mwin32 + # headers; it calls genuine Win32 registry APIs and links mwin32_alias, which + # redirects those calls into the shim. It is a separate executable so the alias + # only affects code that intends to be redirected. + add_executable(test_mwin32_alias + test_mwin32_alias.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_alias PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_alias + mwin32_alias + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_alias POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_alias) + + # Sample-client lifecycle harness (M-SAMPLE). Drives the mwin32_sample_client + # executable as a subprocess under different .pilcfg sidecars. It links no + # mwin32 code itself; it only needs the sample (and its copied DLL) to exist, + # so it depends on that target. + add_executable(test_mwin32_sample + test_mwin32_sample.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_sample PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + # The fault scenario authors a fault-script rule whose path must match the + # path the sample's key reports, so the harness probes that path through the + # PIL public API (and renders the script XML via pugixml, brought in + # transitively by m_pil's public headers). + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_sample + m_pil + m_strings + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_dependencies(test_mwin32_sample mwin32_sample_client) + + # The filesystem scenario (M-FS-SHIM-8) drives a second sample client through + # the filesystem shim ABI, so the harness also needs that executable built. + add_dependencies(test_mwin32_sample mwin32_fs_sample_client) + + # The notification scenario (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-1) drives a third sample client + # through the redirected notify path, so that executable must be built too. + add_dependencies(test_mwin32_sample mwin32_notify_sample_client) + + # Plumb the configuration-resolved sample output directory to the harness. + # Under a multi-config generator (e.g. Visual Studio on CI) the samples land + # in a per-config subdirectory (sample//) that the harness cannot + # derive from its own module path; a generated sidecar next to the test + # binary carries the real directory so it launches the right executables + # regardless of generator. std::filesystem::path accepts whichever separator + # the generator emits, so no escaping concerns arise. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $/mwin32_sample_clients.dir + CONTENT "$\n" + ) + + # m_pil is a shared library in a sibling build directory; copy its runtime + # DLL dependencies next to the harness so it can start. + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_sample POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_sample) + + # Handle-based metadata family tests (M-FS-HANDLE-META-4). Links m_mwin32 and + # drives the m-prefixed filesystem entry points in-process under a buffered + + # redirecting .pilcfg, so it can open a file by mCreateFileW and read its + # metadata back by handle. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fsmeta + test_mwinfile_handle_meta.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fsmeta PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fsmeta + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fsmeta POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # Enable the buffered overlay (so writes stay in memory, never on the live + # disk) and a single filesystem redirection (so the private->public final + # path mapping is exercised). The redirection key is a drive-relative prefix + # with no leading separator: file_path's drive root absorbs the terminating + # separator, so the relative path of "C:\mwin32_meta_pub\..." begins + # "mwin32_meta_pub" with no leading backslash. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"mwin32_meta_pub\", \"to\": \"mwin32_meta_priv\"}]}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fsmeta) + + # Path-based copy / replace / temp-file / path-resolution family tests + # (M-FS-COPY-5). Links m_mwin32 and drives the m-prefixed filesystem entry + # points in-process under a buffered + redirecting .pilcfg, so copies, the + # replace re-keying, temp-file minting, and path canonicalization all run + # through the provider chain without touching the live disk. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fscopy + test_mwinfile_copy.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fscopy PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fscopy + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fscopy POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # Enable the buffered overlay (so created nodes stay in memory, never on the + # live disk) and a single filesystem redirection (so the private->public + # final path mapping is exercised). The redirection key is a drive-relative + # prefix with no leading separator: file_path's drive root absorbs the + # terminating separator, so the relative path of "C:\mwin32_copy_pub\..." + # begins "mwin32_copy_pub" with no leading backslash. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"mwin32_copy_pub\", \"to\": \"mwin32_copy_priv\"}]}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fscopy) + + # Dusty-deck legacy open / create family tests (M-FS-LEGACY-1). Links + # m_mwin32 and drives the ANSI mOpenFile / _lopen / _lcreat entry points + # in-process under a buffered + redirecting .pilcfg, so the legacy HFILE + # mint, the OF_* style mapping, the OF_EXIST probe, and the OFSTRUCT public + # path fill all run through the provider chain without touching the live + # disk. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fslegacy + test_mwinfile_legacy.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fslegacy PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fslegacy + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fslegacy POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # Enable the buffered overlay (so created nodes stay in memory, never on the + # live disk) and a single filesystem redirection (so the OFSTRUCT public + # path fill is proved against a distinct private backing path). The + # redirection key is a drive-relative prefix with no leading separator: + # file_path's drive root absorbs the terminating separator, so the relative + # path of "C:\mwin32_legacy_pub\..." begins "mwin32_legacy_pub" with no + # leading backslash. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"mwin32_legacy_pub\", \"to\": \"mwin32_legacy_priv\"}]}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fslegacy) + + # Transacted (TxF) family tests (M-FS-LEGACY-2). Links m_mwin32 and drives + # the m-prefixed transacted entry points in-process under a buffered + + # redirecting .pilcfg. Each call passes a bogus non-null transaction handle + # to prove the shim ignores it (D11) and still forwards to the + # non-transacted sibling through the provider chain, never touching the live + # disk. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fstxf + test_mwinfile_transacted.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fstxf PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fstxf + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fstxf POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # Enable the buffered overlay (so created nodes stay in memory, never on the + # live disk) and a single filesystem redirection (so the forwarded ops + # inherit the sibling's private->public mapping). The redirection key is a + # drive-relative prefix with no leading separator: file_path's drive root + # absorbs the terminating separator, so the relative path of + # "C:\mwin32_txf_pub\..." begins "mwin32_txf_pub" with no leading backslash. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"mwin32_txf_pub\", \"to\": \"mwin32_txf_priv\"}]}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fstxf) + + # Directory change-notification family tests (M-FS-NOTIFY-3). Links m_mwin32 + # and drives the change-notification entry points in-process. Unlike the + # other filesystem suites this one runs under a *passthrough* .pilcfg (no + # buffering, no redirection): change notifications are observed only by the + # live provider's real ReadDirectoryChangesW -- the buffered overlay does not + # model live change -- so the watch targets a real OS scratch directory and + # observes real mutations. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fsnotify + test_mwinfile_notify.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fsnotify PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fsnotify + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest_main + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fsnotify POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + # Passthrough configuration: no buffering and no redirection, so calls reach + # the live (direct) provider and its real ReadDirectoryChangesW-backed + # monitor, which is the only provider that observes live filesystem change. + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT $.pilcfg + CONTENT "{}\n" + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fsnotify) + + # Byte-content & positioning family tests (M-FS-CONTENT-4). Links m_mwin32 + # and drives the m-prefixed content / positioning entry points in-process. + # Unlike the buffered suites this one needs *writable* content, which the + # buffered overlay does not model, so it runs under a redirecting-over-direct + # stack (buffer_updates = false): writes land as real bytes in a private + # backing directory next to the executable. The .pilcfg is authored at + # runtime by the suite's own main() (it must encode the executable's actual + # directory, unknown at configure time), so this target supplies a custom + # entry point and links GTest::gtest rather than GTest::gtest_main. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fscontent + test_mwinfile_content.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fscontent PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fscontent + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fscontent POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fscontent) + + # Dusty-deck legacy content family tests (M-FS-LEGACY-4). Links m_mwin32 and + # drives the legacy _l* / _h* byte primitives and the LZ compress / expand + # family in-process. Like the content suite it needs writable content, so it + # runs under a redirecting-over-direct stack (buffer_updates = false) whose + # .pilcfg is authored at runtime by the suite's own main(); the target + # therefore supplies a custom entry point and links GTest::gtest rather than + # GTest::gtest_main. + add_executable(test_mwin32_fslegacycontent + test_mwinfile_legacy_content.cpp + ) + + target_compile_features(test_mwin32_fslegacycontent PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) + + target_link_libraries( + test_mwin32_fslegacycontent + m_mwin32 + GTest::gtest + ) + + add_custom_command(TARGET test_mwin32_fslegacycontent POST_BUILD + COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy_if_different + $ $ + COMMAND_EXPAND_LISTS + ) + + gtest_discover_tests(test_mwin32_fslegacycontent) +endif() diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_handle_table.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_handle_table.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9e29cbd5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_handle_table.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +using namespace std::string_literals; +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +TEST(Win32RegistryHelpers, PositivePredefinedKeyLookup) +{ + // + EXPECT_EQ(1, 1); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_alias.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_alias.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b9d41db9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_alias.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// M-ALIAS-4: link-proof integration test for the mwin32 alias object. +// +// This translation unit deliberately includes NO mwin32 headers. It calls the +// genuine Win32 registry entry points (RegCreateKeyExW / RegSetValueExW / +// RegQueryValueExW / RegCloseKey). The executable links the `mwin32_alias` object, +// whose __imp_ slot definitions redirect those calls into the mwin32 shim. With a +// buffered `.pilcfg` next to the executable, every write must land in the shim's +// in-memory overlay and never reach the live registry. +// +// Redirection is proven two ways: +// (1) the value written through the redirected Win32 API reads back through the +// redirected Win32 API (the buffered overlay captured it), and +// (2) the REAL advapi32 entry points, obtained via GetProcAddress (which the +// alias deliberately does not redirect), cannot find the write in the live +// registry. + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // A subkey name unique to this process+run so concurrent or repeated runs do + // not collide, and so a stray live-registry entry (which would indicate a + // redirection failure) is unambiguous. A single path component is used because + // the buffered overlay's create_key operates one level at a time (it does not + // auto-create intermediate keys the way live RegCreateKeyExW does). + std::wstring + unique_subkey() + { + std::wstring s = L"mwin32_alias_test_"; + s += std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()); + s += L'_'; + s += std::to_wstring(::GetTickCount64()); + return s; + } + + // Returns the genuine advapi32 RegOpenKeyExW, bypassing the alias' __imp_ slot. + using reg_open_key_ex_w_t = LSTATUS(APIENTRY*)(HKEY, LPCWSTR, DWORD, REGSAM, PHKEY); + + reg_open_key_ex_w_t + real_reg_open_key_ex_w(HMODULE advapi) + { + return reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(advapi, "RegOpenKeyExW"))); + } +} + +TEST(Mwin32AliasRedirect, GenuineWin32CallsReachShimNotLiveRegistry) +{ + const std::wstring subkey = unique_subkey(); + const wchar_t value_name[] = L"AliasProbe"; + const wchar_t value_data[] = L"hello-mwin32"; + const DWORD value_bytes = + static_cast((std::wcslen(value_data) + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t)); + + // (1) Create a key and write a value through the genuine Win32 API. The alias + // redirects both into the shim's buffered overlay. + HKEY key = nullptr; + LSTATUS rc = ::RegCreateKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + subkey.c_str(), + 0, + nullptr, + REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE, + KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE, + nullptr, + &key, + nullptr); + ASSERT_EQ(rc, ERROR_SUCCESS) << "RegCreateKeyExW did not succeed through the shim"; + ASSERT_NE(key, nullptr); + + rc = ::RegSetValueExW(key, + value_name, + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(value_data), + value_bytes); + ASSERT_EQ(rc, ERROR_SUCCESS) << "RegSetValueExW did not succeed through the shim"; + + // Read the value back through the redirected API: confirms the overlay captured it. + wchar_t readback[64] = {}; + DWORD readback_cb = sizeof(readback); + DWORD type = 0; + rc = ::RegQueryValueExW(key, + value_name, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(readback), + &readback_cb); + EXPECT_EQ(rc, ERROR_SUCCESS) << "RegQueryValueExW did not read the buffered value"; + EXPECT_EQ(type, static_cast(REG_SZ)); + EXPECT_STREQ(readback, value_data); + + EXPECT_EQ(::RegCloseKey(key), ERROR_SUCCESS); + + // (2) Prove the live registry was never touched: the genuine advapi32 + // RegOpenKeyExW (via GetProcAddress, not redirected) must not find the key. + HMODULE advapi = ::LoadLibraryW(L"advapi32.dll"); + ASSERT_NE(advapi, nullptr); + const reg_open_key_ex_w_t real_open = real_reg_open_key_ex_w(advapi); + ASSERT_NE(real_open, nullptr); + + HKEY live_key = nullptr; + LSTATUS live_rc = + real_open(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, subkey.c_str(), 0, KEY_READ, &live_key); + EXPECT_EQ(live_rc, static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)) + << "the live registry contains the key; calls were not redirected to the shim"; + if (live_rc == ERROR_SUCCESS && live_key != nullptr) + { + // Our assumption was wrong and we leaked into the live registry; remove it + // via the genuine API so the test does not pollute the machine. + if (const auto real_close = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(advapi, "RegCloseKey")))) + { + real_close(live_key); + } + if (const auto real_del = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(advapi, "RegDeleteKeyW")))) + { + real_del(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, subkey.c_str()); + } + } + ::FreeLibrary(advapi); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_sample.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_sample.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..aa5c30a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwin32_sample.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,805 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// +// M-SAMPLE-2/3/4: lifecycle harness for the mwin32 sample client. +// +// These tests drive the standalone `mwin32_sample_client` executable (an ordinary +// Win32 registry client that links `mwin32_alias`) as a subprocess under different +// `.pilcfg` sidecars, exercising the full shim lifecycle with no effect on the live +// registry: +// * capture (M-SAMPLE-2): buffered + capture_snapshot — writes land in an overlay +// and are persisted to a snapshot file; the live registry is untouched. +// * replay (M-SAMPLE-3): persisted_state — the client runs against the captured +// snapshot with no live underlying registry and sees the captured state. +// +// The harness locates the samples via a build-generated sidecar +// (`mwin32_sample_clients.dir`, written next to this test binary by +// test/CMakeLists.txt) so the path is correct under both single- and +// multi-config generators, writes each sample's `.pilcfg`, runs it +// capturing stdout, and asserts on the snapshot file and the client's reported +// observations. + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // The registry key/values the sample writes (must match mwin32_sample_client.cpp). + constexpr wchar_t k_sample_subkey[] = L"mwin32_sample_client"; + + // The value the fault scenario targets (must match k_value_count in the sample). + constexpr wchar_t k_count_value[] = L"count"; + + // Full path of this test's own executable, used to locate sibling artifacts. + std::filesystem::path + self_path() + { + std::wstring buffer(MAX_PATH, L'\0'); + for (;;) + { + DWORD const written = + ::GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, buffer.data(), static_cast(buffer.size())); + if (written == 0) + return {}; + if (written < buffer.size()) + { + buffer.resize(written); + return std::filesystem::path(buffer); + } + buffer.resize(buffer.size() * 2); + } + } + + // The directory that holds the sample client executables, plumbed from the + // build system. test/CMakeLists.txt generates a sidecar + // (`mwin32_sample_clients.dir`) next to this test binary recording the + // configuration-resolved sample output directory. This cannot be derived + // from this test's own module path because under a multi-config generator + // the samples live in a per-config subdirectory (sample//) while the + // test lives in test//. + std::filesystem::path + sample_client_dir() + { + auto const sidecar = self_path().parent_path() / L"mwin32_sample_clients.dir"; + std::ifstream f(sidecar, std::ios::binary); + std::string line; + std::getline(f, line); + while (!line.empty() && (line.back() == '\r' || line.back() == '\n')) + line.pop_back(); + return std::filesystem::path(line); + } + + // The `.pilcfg` sidecar a sample reads lives next to its executable. + std::filesystem::path + pilcfg_path(std::filesystem::path const& exe) + { + auto p = exe; + p += L".pilcfg"; + return p; + } + + // The registry sample executable and its `.pilcfg` sidecar (M-SAMPLE-2/3/4). + std::filesystem::path + sample_exe_path() + { + return sample_client_dir() / L"mwin32_sample_client.exe"; + } + + std::filesystem::path + sample_pilcfg_path() + { + return pilcfg_path(sample_exe_path()); + } + + // The filesystem sample executable and its `.pilcfg` sidecar (M-FS-SHIM-8). + std::filesystem::path + fs_sample_exe_path() + { + return sample_client_dir() / L"mwin32_fs_sample_client.exe"; + } + + std::filesystem::path + fs_sample_pilcfg_path() + { + return pilcfg_path(fs_sample_exe_path()); + } + + // The notification sample executable and its `.pilcfg` sidecar + // (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-1). + std::filesystem::path + notify_sample_exe_path() + { + return sample_client_dir() / L"mwin32_notify_sample_client.exe"; + } + + std::filesystem::path + notify_sample_pilcfg_path() + { + return pilcfg_path(notify_sample_exe_path()); + } + + void + write_text_file(std::filesystem::path const& p, std::string_view text) + { + std::ofstream f(p, std::ios::binary | std::ios::trunc); + f.write(text.data(), static_cast(text.size())); + } + + std::string + read_text_file(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::ifstream f(p, std::ios::binary); + if (!f) + return {}; + return std::string((std::istreambuf_iterator(f)), + std::istreambuf_iterator()); + } + + struct sample_run + { + bool launched = false; + DWORD exit_code = 0xffffffffu; + std::string output; + }; + + // Run a sample executable, capturing its stdout. The sample reads the + // `.pilcfg` already written next to it. + sample_run + run_client(std::filesystem::path const& exe) + { + sample_run result; + + SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa{}; + sa.nLength = sizeof(sa); + sa.bInheritHandle = TRUE; + + HANDLE read_end = nullptr; + HANDLE write_end = nullptr; + if (!::CreatePipe(&read_end, &write_end, &sa, 0)) + return result; + // The child must not inherit the read end. + ::SetHandleInformation(read_end, HANDLE_FLAG_INHERIT, 0); + + STARTUPINFOW si{}; + si.cb = sizeof(si); + si.dwFlags = STARTF_USESTDHANDLES; + si.hStdOutput = write_end; + si.hStdError = write_end; + si.hStdInput = ::GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); + + PROCESS_INFORMATION pi{}; + + std::wstring cmdline = L"\"" + exe.wstring() + L"\""; + std::wstring workdir = exe.parent_path().wstring(); + + BOOL const ok = ::CreateProcessW(nullptr, + cmdline.data(), + nullptr, + nullptr, + TRUE, + 0, + nullptr, + workdir.c_str(), + &si, + &pi); + // Close our copy of the write end so the read end sees EOF when the child exits. + ::CloseHandle(write_end); + + if (!ok) + { + ::CloseHandle(read_end); + return result; + } + + // Drain the pipe until the child closes it. + for (;;) + { + std::array buf{}; + DWORD got = 0; + if (!::ReadFile(read_end, buf.data(), static_cast(buf.size()), &got, nullptr) || + got == 0) + break; + result.output.append(buf.data(), got); + } + ::CloseHandle(read_end); + + ::WaitForSingleObject(pi.hProcess, INFINITE); + DWORD code = 0xffffffffu; + ::GetExitCodeProcess(pi.hProcess, &code); + ::CloseHandle(pi.hProcess); + ::CloseHandle(pi.hThread); + + result.launched = true; + result.exit_code = code; + return result; + } + + // Run the registry sample client. + sample_run + run_sample() + { + return run_client(sample_exe_path()); + } + + // Run a sample executable with command-line arguments, capturing its stdout. + // Does not wait for the process to exit; returns the process and read handles + // for the caller to manage. + struct async_sample_run + { + bool launched = false; + HANDLE process = nullptr; + HANDLE read_end = nullptr; + std::filesystem::path workdir; + }; + + async_sample_run + run_client_async(std::filesystem::path const& exe, std::wstring const& args) + { + async_sample_run result; + + SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa{}; + sa.nLength = sizeof(sa); + sa.bInheritHandle = TRUE; + + HANDLE read_end = nullptr; + HANDLE write_end = nullptr; + if (!::CreatePipe(&read_end, &write_end, &sa, 0)) + return result; + // The child must not inherit the read end. + ::SetHandleInformation(read_end, HANDLE_FLAG_INHERIT, 0); + + STARTUPINFOW si{}; + si.cb = sizeof(si); + si.dwFlags = STARTF_USESTDHANDLES; + si.hStdOutput = write_end; + si.hStdError = write_end; + si.hStdInput = ::GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); + + PROCESS_INFORMATION pi{}; + + std::wstring cmdline = L"\"" + exe.wstring() + L"\" " + args; + std::wstring workdir = exe.parent_path().wstring(); + + BOOL const ok = ::CreateProcessW(nullptr, + cmdline.data(), + nullptr, + nullptr, + TRUE, + 0, + nullptr, + workdir.c_str(), + &si, + &pi); + ::CloseHandle(write_end); + + if (!ok) + { + ::CloseHandle(read_end); + return result; + } + + ::CloseHandle(pi.hThread); + + result.launched = true; + result.process = pi.hProcess; + result.read_end = read_end; + result.workdir = workdir; + return result; + } + + // Drain the output from an async sample run and wait for it to exit. + sample_run + finish_async_run(async_sample_run& ar) + { + sample_run result; + if (!ar.launched) + return result; + + // Drain the pipe until the child closes it. + for (;;) + { + std::array buf{}; + DWORD got = 0; + if (!::ReadFile(ar.read_end, buf.data(), static_cast(buf.size()), &got, nullptr) || + got == 0) + break; + result.output.append(buf.data(), got); + } + ::CloseHandle(ar.read_end); + + ::WaitForSingleObject(ar.process, INFINITE); + DWORD code = 0xffffffffu; + ::GetExitCodeProcess(ar.process, &code); + ::CloseHandle(ar.process); + + result.launched = true; + result.exit_code = code; + return result; + } + + // Assert the live registry does not contain the sample's key, proving the + // buffered run never reached the real OS. Uses genuine advapi32 obtained via + // GetProcAddress so the call is not subject to any alias redirection. + void + expect_live_registry_clean() + { + HMODULE advapi = ::LoadLibraryW(L"advapi32.dll"); + ASSERT_NE(advapi, nullptr); + + using open_t = LSTATUS(APIENTRY*)(HKEY, LPCWSTR, DWORD, REGSAM, PHKEY); + auto real_open = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(advapi, "RegOpenKeyExW"))); + ASSERT_NE(real_open, nullptr); + + HKEY live = nullptr; + LSTATUS rc = real_open(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, k_sample_subkey, 0, KEY_READ, &live); + EXPECT_EQ(rc, static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)) + << "live registry contains the sample key; the run was not isolated"; + if (rc == ERROR_SUCCESS && live != nullptr) + { + if (auto real_close = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(advapi, "RegCloseKey")))) + real_close(live); + } + ::FreeLibrary(advapi); + } + + // Discover the absolute path the sample's workload key reports under the same + // buffered-over-live platform the sample runs on, so a fault-script rule can + // target it exactly. The probe creates the key in a throwaway buffered overlay + // (never committed), so the live registry is untouched and the path is purely + // structural — identical to what the sample computes in its own process. + m::pil::key_path + probe_sample_key_path() + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hk = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + return hk.create_key(k_sample_subkey).get_path(); + } + + // Write a single-rule that fails set_value on value_name of + // target with the given action on its first occurrence, and return its path. + std::filesystem::path + write_sample_fault_script(std::filesystem::path const& dir, + m::pil::key_path const& target, + wchar_t const* value_name, + wchar_t const* action) + { + auto const out = dir / L"m_sample_fault_script.xml"; + + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + rule.append_attribute(L"operation").set_value(L"set_value"); + rule.append_attribute(L"path").set_value( + m::to_wstring(target.native().view()).c_str()); + rule.append_attribute(L"valueName").set_value(value_name); + rule.append_attribute(L"occurrence").set_value(L"1"); + rule.append_attribute(L"action").set_value(action); + doc.save_file(out.native().c_str()); + + return out; + } +} + +// M-SAMPLE-2: capture scenario. The sample runs buffered with a capture snapshot; +// its writes are persisted to the snapshot and never touch the live registry. +TEST(Mwin32SampleLifecycle, CapturePersistsWritesWithoutTouchingLiveRegistry) +{ + const std::filesystem::path snapshot = + sample_exe_path().parent_path() / L"m_sample_capture.xml"; + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + + // Buffered + capture: writes land in the overlay and are saved on exit. + const std::string cfg = + "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"capture_snapshot\": \"" + snapshot.generic_string() + "\"}"; + write_text_file(sample_pilcfg_path(), cfg); + + const sample_run run = run_sample(); + ASSERT_TRUE(run.launched) << "failed to launch the sample executable"; + EXPECT_EQ(run.exit_code, 0u); + + // The client should have created the key and read its own writes back. + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("create_rc=0"), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("name=sample-client"), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("count=42"), std::string::npos); + + // The snapshot must capture the key and the three value operations. + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(snapshot)) << "capture snapshot was not written"; + const std::string xml = read_text_file(snapshot); + EXPECT_NE(xml.find("name=\"mwin32_sample_client\""), std::string::npos); + // REG_DWORD 42 == 0x2a, little-endian. + EXPECT_NE(xml.find("( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(k32, "GetFileAttributesW"))); + ASSERT_NE(real_getattr, nullptr); + + DWORD const attrs = real_getattr(path); + EXPECT_EQ(attrs, INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES) + << "live filesystem contains a sample path; the run was not isolated"; + ::FreeLibrary(k32); + } +} + +// M-FS-SHIM-8: integration scenario for the filesystem shim. The filesystem sample +// (an ordinary Win32 client that becomes redirectable purely by linking +// `mwin32_alias`) runs under a buffered + redirecting `.pilcfg` with a capture +// snapshot. It drives genuine CreateDirectoryW / CreateFileW / GetFileAttributesExW +// / FindFirstFileW / MoveFileExW through the shim ABI against a public path; the +// redirector remaps that path to a private prefix and the buffered overlay captures +// the writes into the snapshot. The test asserts the metadata round-trips, the +// snapshot records the captured nodes under the redirected (private) path and never +// under the public name, the live disk is untouched, and a non-file handle's +// CloseHandle still reaches the real API. +TEST(Mwin32FsSampleLifecycle, RedirectsAndCapturesThroughAliasAbi) +{ + const std::filesystem::path snapshot = + fs_sample_exe_path().parent_path() / L"m_fs_sample_capture.xml"; + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + + // Buffered + redirecting + capture: the public prefix the client uses is mapped + // to a private prefix, writes land in the overlay, and the overlay (registry + + // filesystem) is persisted to the snapshot on exit. The from/to prefixes are + // root-relative paths as the shim presents them to the redirector: the drive + // root (and its terminating separator) is split off, so the keys are the + // leading path component with no leading separator. + const std::string cfg = + "{\"buffer_updates\": true, \"capture_snapshot\": \"" + snapshot.generic_string() + + "\", \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"mwin32_pub_root\", \"to\": \"mwin32_priv_root\"}]}"; + write_text_file(fs_sample_pilcfg_path(), cfg); + + const sample_run run = run_client(fs_sample_exe_path()); + ASSERT_TRUE(run.launched) << "failed to launch the filesystem sample executable"; + EXPECT_EQ(run.exit_code, 0u) << run.output; + + // Client observations: the directory and file were created and their metadata + // round-trips through the shim (the directory reports as a directory, the file + // does not), the listing found the data file, the rename succeeded with the old + // name gone and the new name present, and the kernel-object CloseHandle (which + // is not aliased) reached the real API. + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("mkdir_rc=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("dir_is_directory=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("create_file_rc=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("file_getattr_rc=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("file_is_directory=0"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("find_name=data.bin"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("move_rc=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("old_after_move_rc=0"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("new_after_move_rc=1"), std::string::npos) << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("event_close_rc=1"), std::string::npos) + << "CloseHandle on a non-file handle must reach the real API; output:\n" + << run.output; + + // The snapshot must capture the filesystem overlay under the REDIRECTED private + // prefix, not the public one the client named. The renamed file resolves under + // the private work directory. + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(snapshot)) << "capture snapshot was not written"; + const std::string xml = read_text_file(snapshot); + EXPECT_NE(xml.find("name=\"mwin32_priv_root\""), std::string::npos) + << "snapshot does not contain the redirected private root; xml:\n" + << xml; + EXPECT_NE(xml.find("name=\"data_renamed.bin\""), std::string::npos) << xml; + // The public name must never appear materialized in the overlay — the + // redirector mapped every reference away from it. + EXPECT_EQ(xml.find("name=\"mwin32_pub_root\""), std::string::npos) + << "public path leaked into the snapshot; redirection did not take effect"; + + // The live filesystem must be untouched: neither the public path the client + // used nor the private path the overlay captured exists on the real disk. + expect_live_path_absent(L"C:\\mwin32_pub_root"); + expect_live_path_absent(L"C:\\mwin32_priv_root"); + + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(fs_sample_pilcfg_path(), ec); +} + +// M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR-2: integration scenario for filesystem notification through a +// redirected path. The notification sample (an ordinary Win32 client that becomes +// redirectable purely by linking `mwin32_alias`) runs under a redirecting `.pilcfg`. +// It watches a "public" path that is redirected to a real "backing" directory. +// The test mutates the backing directory using the genuine Win32 API, and the +// notification sample receives the change notification, proving that change +// notifications work correctly through path redirection. +TEST(Mwin32NotifySampleLifecycle, ReceivesNotificationsThroughRedirectedPath) +{ + // Create a unique temporary directory structure. + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / (L"notify_redir_test_" + + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(::GetTickCount64())); + auto const backing = base / L"backing" / L"watchdir"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::create_directories(backing, ec); + ASSERT_FALSE(ec) << "failed to create backing directory: " << ec.message(); + + // The "public" path the sample will use. It doesn't need to exist as a real + // directory; the redirection layer intercepts it. + auto const public_path = base / L"pub" / L"watchdir"; + + // Write a redirecting .pilcfg. The redirection prefixes are root-relative paths + // (drive letter + colon stripped). We redirect pub→backing. + // + // Example: if base is C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Temp\notify_redir_test_1234 + // then from = "Users\\test\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\notify_redir_test_1234\\pub" + // to = "Users\\test\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\notify_redir_test_1234\\backing" + // + // The paths must use backslashes to match the PIL's file_path separator, and + // backslashes are escaped as "\\\\" in JSON strings. + auto strip_drive_and_escape = [](std::filesystem::path const& p) -> std::string { + auto s = p.string(); + // Skip "X:\" prefix (3 chars) if present. + if (s.size() > 3 && s[1] == ':' && (s[2] == '\\' || s[2] == '/')) + s = s.substr(3); + // Escape backslashes for JSON embedding. + std::string escaped; + escaped.reserve(s.size() * 2); + for (char c: s) + { + if (c == '\\') + escaped += "\\\\"; + else + escaped += c; + } + return escaped; + }; + + auto const from_prefix = strip_drive_and_escape(base / L"pub"); + auto const to_prefix = strip_drive_and_escape(base / L"backing"); + + std::string const cfg = + "{\"redirections\": [{\"from\": \"" + from_prefix + "\", \"to\": \"" + to_prefix + "\"}]}"; + write_text_file(notify_sample_pilcfg_path(), cfg); + + // Launch the notification sample watching the public path. It will arm a + // watch and create a ready marker, then wait for the next notification. + std::wstring const args = L"\"" + public_path.wstring() + L"\""; + auto ar = run_client_async(notify_sample_exe_path(), args); + ASSERT_TRUE(ar.launched) << "failed to launch the notification sample executable"; + + // Wait for the ready marker to appear in the backing directory (the sample + // creates it via the shim, which redirects to the backing path). + auto const ready_marker = backing / L".watch_ready"; + constexpr int k_max_wait_ms = 5000; + constexpr int k_poll_ms = 50; + int waited = 0; + while (!std::filesystem::exists(ready_marker) && waited < k_max_wait_ms) + { + ::Sleep(k_poll_ms); + waited += k_poll_ms; + } + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(ready_marker)) + << "ready marker did not appear within timeout; backing=" << backing; + + // Brief pause to let the sample re-arm the watch after consuming the ready marker. + ::Sleep(300); + + // Create a test file in the backing directory using genuine kernel32. The + // sample should receive a notification for this file. + constexpr wchar_t k_test_filename[] = L"test_notify_file.txt"; + auto const test_file_path = backing / k_test_filename; + + HMODULE k32 = ::LoadLibraryW(L"kernel32.dll"); + ASSERT_NE(k32, nullptr); + + using create_file_t = HANDLE(WINAPI*)(LPCWSTR, DWORD, DWORD, LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES, DWORD, DWORD, HANDLE); + auto real_create_file = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(k32, "CreateFileW"))); + ASSERT_NE(real_create_file, nullptr); + + using close_handle_t = BOOL(WINAPI*)(HANDLE); + auto real_close_handle = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(k32, "CloseHandle"))); + ASSERT_NE(real_close_handle, nullptr); + + HANDLE hFile = real_create_file(test_file_path.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + ASSERT_NE(hFile, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + << "failed to create test file; GLE=" << ::GetLastError(); + real_close_handle(hFile); + ::FreeLibrary(k32); + + // Collect the sample's output and wait for it to exit. + sample_run run = finish_async_run(ar); + ASSERT_TRUE(run.launched); + + // The sample should have received a notification and exited cleanly. + EXPECT_EQ(run.exit_code, 0u) << "sample exited with error; output:\n" << run.output; + + // Verify the sample received a notification for the test file. + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("wait_notification_rc=1"), std::string::npos) + << "sample did not receive notification; output:\n" << run.output; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find("notify_action="), std::string::npos) + << "sample did not report notification action; output:\n" << run.output; + + // The notification should report the test filename. + std::string expected_name = "notify_name=test_notify_file.txt"; + EXPECT_NE(run.output.find(expected_name), std::string::npos) + << "sample did not report expected filename; output:\n" << run.output; + + // Cleanup. + std::filesystem::remove(notify_sample_pilcfg_path(), ec); + std::filesystem::remove_all(base, ec); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_content.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_content.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..85329b95 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_content.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,450 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Byte-content & positioning integration tests (M-FS-CONTENT-4). The executable +// links m_mwin32 and calls the m-prefixed filesystem entry points directly. Its +// .pilcfg sidecar is authored at runtime by main() (before any shim call) so it +// selects a *redirecting-over-direct* stack (buffer_updates = false): a write +// therefore lands as real bytes in a sibling private backing directory next to +// the test executable, and a later open reads those same real bytes back. This +// is the only configuration that exercises the whole-file content model end to +// end -- the buffered overlay models no writable content -- so the round-trip +// proves CreateFile -> WriteFile -> CloseHandle -> CreateFile -> ReadFile, and a +// mid-file overwrite proves the documented deferred-content error (D16 non-goal). +// +// Because the backing is real disk, main() creates the private directory under +// the executable's own directory (guaranteeing a writable, same-drive location) +// and removes it on exit. +// + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // The public root the tests open. Set by main() before any test runs. A + // file created under this prefix is redirected (per the runtime-authored + // .pilcfg) to a sibling private backing directory on the real disk. + // + std::wstring g_public_root; + + // + // The absolute private backing directory the public root maps to. Retained + // so main() can remove it (and its contents) on exit. + // + std::filesystem::path g_private_dir; + + // + // Open a handle under the public root, creating the public directory first + // (its redirected private parent must exist before the direct provider can + // materialize a file inside it). + // + HANDLE + open_under_public_root(std::wstring const& leaf, DWORD access, DWORD disposition) + { + ::mCreateDirectoryW(g_public_root.c_str(), nullptr); + std::wstring const path = g_public_root + L"\\" + leaf; + return ::mCreateFileW( + path.c_str(), access, 0, nullptr, disposition, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, nullptr); + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileContent, WholeFileWriteThenReadRoundTrips) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"roundtrip.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + std::array const payload = {0x10, 0x20, 0x30, 0x40, 0x50, 0x60, 0x70, 0x80}; + DWORD written = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &written, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(written, static_cast(payload.size())); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"roundtrip.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + std::array readback{}; + DWORD read = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, readback.data(), static_cast(readback.size()), &read, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(readback, payload); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, EmptyWholeFileRoundTrips) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"empty.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + DWORD written = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, nullptr, 0, &written, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(written, 0u); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"empty.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + unsigned char byte = 0; + DWORD read = 1; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, &byte, 1, &read, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 0u); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, WholeFileWriteReplacesPriorContents) +{ + HANDLE const h1 = open_under_public_root(L"replace.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(h1, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const large = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; + DWORD w1 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(h1, large.data(), static_cast(large.size()), &w1, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h1)); + + HANDLE const h2 = open_under_public_root(L"replace.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(h2, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const small = {0xEE, 0xFF}; + DWORD w2 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(h2, small.data(), static_cast(small.size()), &w2, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h2)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"replace.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + LARGE_INTEGER size{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileSizeEx(hr, &size)); + EXPECT_EQ(size.QuadPart, static_cast(small.size())); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SequentialReadAdvancesPosition) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"seq.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'H'}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"seq.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + std::array first{}; + DWORD r1 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, first.data(), 4, &r1, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(r1, 4u); + EXPECT_EQ((std::array{'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'}), first); + + std::array second{}; + DWORD r2 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, second.data(), 4, &r2, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(r2, 4u); + EXPECT_EQ((std::array{'E', 'F', 'G', 'H'}), second); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetFilePointerSeeksWithinFile) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"seek.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h'}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"seek.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + // Seek to offset 5 from the start, then read the trailing 3 bytes. + EXPECT_EQ(::mSetFilePointer(hr, 5, nullptr, FILE_BEGIN), 5u); + std::array tail{}; + DWORD r = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, tail.data(), 3, &r, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(r, 3u); + EXPECT_EQ((std::array{'f', 'g', 'h'}), tail); + + // Seek to end via mSetFilePointerEx and confirm the reported position. + LARGE_INTEGER const zero{}; + LARGE_INTEGER end{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mSetFilePointerEx(hr, zero, &end, FILE_END)); + EXPECT_EQ(end.QuadPart, static_cast(payload.size())); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetFilePointerNegativeSeekRejected) +{ + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"neg.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::mSetFilePointer(hr, -1, nullptr, FILE_BEGIN), INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NEGATIVE_SEEK)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetEndOfFileNoopAtCurrentExtent) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"eofnoop.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {1, 2, 3, 4}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + + // The position is at end-of-file after the write, so SetEndOfFile is a no-op. + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetEndOfFile(hw)); + + LARGE_INTEGER size{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileSizeEx(hw, &size)); + EXPECT_EQ(size.QuadPart, static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetEndOfFileTruncatesToEmpty) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"trunc.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {9, 8, 7, 6}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + + // Rewind to the start and truncate: position 0 is the degenerate whole-file + // replacement, which the content model honours. + EXPECT_EQ(::mSetFilePointer(hw, 0, nullptr, FILE_BEGIN), 0u); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetEndOfFile(hw)); + + LARGE_INTEGER size{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileSizeEx(hw, &size)); + EXPECT_EQ(size.QuadPart, 0); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetEndOfFilePartialResizeUnsupported) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"eofpart.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + + // Position in the middle: a resize that is neither a no-op nor a truncation + // to empty is a partial size mutation the content model rejects (D16). + EXPECT_EQ(::mSetFilePointer(hw, 3, nullptr, FILE_BEGIN), 3u); + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mSetEndOfFile(hw)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, SetFileValidDataUnsupported) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"valid.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mSetFileValidData(hw, 16)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, PartialOverwriteUnsupported) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"partial.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const seed = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, seed.data(), static_cast(seed.size()), &w, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const h = open_under_public_root(L"partial.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + // A non-zero OVERLAPPED offset names a mid-file overwrite, which the + // whole-file content model does not express. + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + ov.Offset = 4; + std::array const patch = {0xAA, 0xBB}; + DWORD w2 = 0; + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mWriteFile(h, patch.data(), static_cast(patch.size()), &w2, &ov)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, DuplicateHandleSharesSequentialPosition) +{ + HANDLE const hw = open_under_public_root(L"dup.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(hw, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {'p', 'q', 'r', 's', 't', 'u', 'v', 'w'}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(hw, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + ASSERT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hw)); + + HANDLE const hr = open_under_public_root(L"dup.bin", GENERIC_READ, OPEN_EXISTING); + ASSERT_NE(hr, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + std::array head{}; + DWORD r1 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(hr, head.data(), 4, &r1, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(r1, 4u); + + HANDLE dup = nullptr; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mDuplicateHandle(::GetCurrentProcess(), + hr, + ::GetCurrentProcess(), + &dup, + 0, + FALSE, + DUPLICATE_SAME_ACCESS)); + ASSERT_NE(dup, nullptr); + + // The duplicate shares the original's sequential position, so it reads the + // trailing bytes the original left off at -- not a fresh read from offset 0. + std::array tail{}; + DWORD r2 = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadFile(dup, tail.data(), 4, &r2, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(r2, 4u); + EXPECT_EQ((std::array{'t', 'u', 'v', 'w'}), tail); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(dup)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hr)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, FlushAndLockSucceed) +{ + HANDLE const h = open_under_public_root(L"flush.bin", GENERIC_WRITE, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + std::array const payload = {1, 2, 3, 4}; + DWORD w = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mWriteFile(h, payload.data(), static_cast(payload.size()), &w, nullptr)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mFlushFileBuffers(h)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mLockFile(h, 0, 0, 4, 0)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mUnlockFile(h, 0, 0, 4, 0)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, DeviceIoControlUnsupported) +{ + HANDLE const h = open_under_public_root(L"ioctl.bin", GENERIC_READ, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + DWORD returned = 0; + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mDeviceIoControl( + h, FSCTL_GET_COMPRESSION, nullptr, 0, nullptr, 0, &returned, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileContent, AsynchronousReadFormUnsupported) +{ + HANDLE const h = open_under_public_root(L"async.bin", GENERIC_READ, CREATE_ALWAYS); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + std::array buffer{}; + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mReadFileEx(h, buffer.data(), 4, &ov, nullptr)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Append `value`'s characters to `out` as UTF-8, doubling each backslash so + // the result is a valid JSON string body. The redirection prefixes are ASCII + // filesystem paths, so a direct narrowing of each code unit is exact. + // + void + append_json_escaped(std::string& out, std::wstring const& value) + { + for (wchar_t const c: value) + { + if (c == L'\\') + out += "\\\\"; + else + out += static_cast(c); + } + } +} // namespace + +int +main(int argc, char** argv) +{ + // Locate the test executable's directory; the backing lives beside it so the + // redirected real-disk writes target a writable, same-drive location. + std::wstring module_path(MAX_PATH, L'\0'); + for (;;) + { + DWORD const written = + ::GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, module_path.data(), static_cast(module_path.size())); + if (written == 0) + return 1; + if (written < module_path.size()) + { + module_path.resize(written); + break; + } + module_path.resize(module_path.size() * 2); + } + + std::filesystem::path const exe_path(module_path); + std::filesystem::path const exe_dir = exe_path.parent_path(); + + std::filesystem::path const public_dir = exe_dir / L"fscontent_pub"; + std::filesystem::path const private_dir = exe_dir / L"fscontent_priv"; + g_public_root = public_dir.wstring(); + g_private_dir = private_dir; + + // The redirector matches a drive-relative prefix (the drive root is absorbed + // by the provider's open_root), so strip the leading ":\" from each + // absolute directory to form the from/to prefixes. + auto drive_relative = [](std::filesystem::path const& p) -> std::wstring { + std::wstring const native = p.wstring(); + std::size_t const colon = native.find(L':'); + std::size_t start = (colon == std::wstring::npos) ? 0 : colon + 1; + while (start < native.size() && (native[start] == L'\\' || native[start] == L'/')) + ++start; + return native.substr(start); + }; + + std::wstring const from_prefix = drive_relative(public_dir); + std::wstring const to_prefix = drive_relative(private_dir); + + std::string json = "{\"buffer_updates\": false, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \""; + append_json_escaped(json, from_prefix); + json += "\", \"to\": \""; + append_json_escaped(json, to_prefix); + json += "\"}]}\n"; + + std::filesystem::path const sidecar = std::filesystem::path(module_path + L".pilcfg"); + { + std::ofstream out(sidecar, std::ios::binary | std::ios::trunc); + if (!out) + return 1; + out.write(json.data(), static_cast(json.size())); + } + + // Start from a clean backing directory so prior runs never leak state. + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(private_dir, ec); + + ::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv); + int const result = RUN_ALL_TESTS(); + + std::filesystem::remove_all(private_dir, ec); + + return result; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_copy.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_copy.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d0a82b48 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_copy.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,321 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Path-based copy / replace / temp-file / path-resolution integration tests +// (M-FS-COPY-5). The executable links m_mwin32 and calls the m-prefixed +// filesystem entry points directly. Its .pilcfg sidecar (generated by CMake) +// enables buffer_updates and a single filesystem redirection, so every call +// runs through the buffered + redirecting provider chain in-process: nothing +// touches the live disk. The redirection also proves the path-resolution family +// hands back the caller's public path, never the private path the redirector +// maps to (D11 private->public). +// +// Scope reminder (D14): copies are namespace-only (the destination node is +// created empty; byte content is deferred to M-FS-CONTENT) and metadata writes +// are accepted no-ops, so these tests assert node existence and namespace +// re-keying, never byte content. +// + +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // The public prefix the redirector maps to a private prefix (see the pilcfg + // generated in CMakeLists.txt). Nodes created here are captured by the + // buffered overlay under the private prefix and never touch the live disk; + // the leading "C:" anchors a drive root that exists on the host so the + // overlay can open it. + // + constexpr wchar_t k_public_root[] = L"C:\\mwin32_copy_pub"; + + // + // Create a directory and a fresh, zero-length file inside it through the + // shim. Returns true when both succeed. + // + bool + make_file(std::wstring const& dir, std::wstring const& file) + { + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + HANDLE const h = ::mCreateFileW(file.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + if (h == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + return false; + + ::mCloseHandle(h); + return true; + } + + // + // True when a node exists at the given path (by-path attribute query + // succeeds). + // + bool + node_exists(std::wstring const& path) + { + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA data{}; + return ::mGetFileAttributesExW(path.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &data) != FALSE; + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, CopyFileCreatesDestinationNode) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\copy"; + std::wstring const src = dir + L"\\src.bin"; + std::wstring const dst = dir + L"\\dst.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, src)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCopyFileW(src.c_str(), dst.c_str(), FALSE)); + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(dst)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, CopyFileFailsWhenDestinationExistsAndFlagSet) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\copyfail"; + std::wstring const src = dir + L"\\src.bin"; + std::wstring const dst = dir + L"\\dst.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, src)); + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, dst)); + + // bFailIfExists = TRUE: the existing destination must block the copy. + EXPECT_FALSE(::mCopyFileW(src.c_str(), dst.c_str(), TRUE)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_FILE_EXISTS)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, CopyFileFailsWhenSourceMissing) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\copymissing"; + std::wstring const src = dir + L"\\nope.bin"; + std::wstring const dst = dir + L"\\dst.bin"; + + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + EXPECT_FALSE(::mCopyFileW(src.c_str(), dst.c_str(), FALSE)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, CopyFileExHonoursFailIfExistsFlag) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\copyex"; + std::wstring const src = dir + L"\\src.bin"; + std::wstring const dst = dir + L"\\dst.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, src)); + + // First copy with the fail-if-exists flag succeeds (destination absent). + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCopyFileExW(src.c_str(), dst.c_str(), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS)); + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(dst)); + + // Second copy with the same flag fails (destination now present). + EXPECT_FALSE(::mCopyFileExW(src.c_str(), dst.c_str(), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, COPY_FILE_FAIL_IF_EXISTS)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, ReplaceFileReKeysAndBacksUp) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\replace"; + std::wstring const replaced = dir + L"\\target.bin"; + std::wstring const replacement = dir + L"\\incoming.bin"; + std::wstring const backup = dir + L"\\target.bak"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, replaced)); + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, replacement)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mReplaceFileW(replaced.c_str(), + replacement.c_str(), + backup.c_str(), + 0, + nullptr, + nullptr)); + + // The replacement node is re-keyed onto the replaced name, the old replaced + // node is preserved at the backup name, and the replacement name is gone. + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(replaced)); + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(backup)); + EXPECT_FALSE(node_exists(replacement)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, ReplaceFileWithoutBackupDiscardsReplaced) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\replacenobak"; + std::wstring const replaced = dir + L"\\target.bin"; + std::wstring const replacement = dir + L"\\incoming.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, replaced)); + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, replacement)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mReplaceFileW(replaced.c_str(), replacement.c_str(), nullptr, 0, nullptr, nullptr)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(replaced)); + EXPECT_FALSE(node_exists(replacement)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, CreateDirectoryExCreatesDirectory) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\direx"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryExW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr)); + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(dir)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, GetTempFileNameMintsAndCreatesUniqueNodes) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\temp"; + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + wchar_t first[MAX_PATH] = {}; + wchar_t second[MAX_PATH] = {}; + UINT const u1 = ::mGetTempFileNameW(dir.c_str(), L"tmp", 0, first); + UINT const u2 = ::mGetTempFileNameW(dir.c_str(), L"tmp", 0, second); + + EXPECT_NE(u1, 0u); + EXPECT_NE(u2, 0u); + EXPECT_NE(u1, u2); + + // Both minted names must name freshly created nodes ... + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(first)); + EXPECT_TRUE(node_exists(second)); + + // ... and the two names must differ. + EXPECT_STRNE(first, second); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, GetTempFileNameWithExplicitUniqueDoesNotCreate) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\tempexplicit"; + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + constexpr UINT k_unique = 0x1234u; + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + UINT const u = ::mGetTempFileNameW(dir.c_str(), L"tmp", k_unique, buffer); + + EXPECT_EQ(u, k_unique); + + // A non-zero uUnique forms the name but creates no node. + EXPECT_FALSE(node_exists(buffer)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, SetFileAttributesValidatesExistence) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\attrs"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, file)); + + // An existing target succeeds (the attribute mask is an accepted no-op). + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetFileAttributesW(file.c_str(), FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY)); + + // A missing target fails ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND. + std::wstring const missing = dir + L"\\nope.bin"; + EXPECT_FALSE(::mSetFileAttributesW(missing.c_str(), FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, GetFullPathNameCanonicalizesAndReportsFilePart) +{ + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + wchar_t* file_part = nullptr; + + DWORD const n = ::mGetFullPathNameW(L"C:\\a\\.\\b\\..\\c.txt", MAX_PATH, buffer, &file_part); + + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + EXPECT_STREQ(buffer, L"C:\\a\\c.txt"); + + // The file part must point at the final component within the caller buffer. + ASSERT_NE(file_part, nullptr); + EXPECT_STREQ(file_part, L"c.txt"); + EXPECT_EQ(file_part, buffer + (n - 5)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, GetFullPathNameReportsRequiredSizeWhenBufferTooSmall) +{ + wchar_t* file_part = nullptr; + + // A zero-length buffer forces the required-size branch (length including the + // terminator). + DWORD const required = ::mGetFullPathNameW(L"C:\\a\\c.txt", 0, nullptr, &file_part); + + EXPECT_EQ(required, static_cast(std::wstring(L"C:\\a\\c.txt").size() + 1)); + EXPECT_EQ(file_part, nullptr); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, GetLongPathNameRequiresExistence) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\long"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, file)); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const n = ::mGetLongPathNameW(file.c_str(), buffer, MAX_PATH); + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + EXPECT_STREQ(buffer, file.c_str()); + + // A path that does not exist fails ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND. + std::wstring const missing = dir + L"\\nope.bin"; + EXPECT_EQ(::mGetLongPathNameW(missing.c_str(), buffer, MAX_PATH), 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, SearchPathFindsExistingFile) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\search"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\found.bin"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, file)); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + wchar_t* file_part = nullptr; + + DWORD const n = + ::mSearchPathW(dir.c_str(), L"found.bin", nullptr, MAX_PATH, buffer, &file_part); + + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + EXPECT_STREQ(buffer, file.c_str()); + ASSERT_NE(file_part, nullptr); + EXPECT_STREQ(file_part, L"found.bin"); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, SearchPathAppendsDefaultExtension) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\searchext"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\program.exe"; + + ASSERT_TRUE(make_file(dir, file)); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + wchar_t* file_part = nullptr; + + // The name carries no extension, so the default ".exe" is appended before + // the lookup. + DWORD const n = + ::mSearchPathW(dir.c_str(), L"program", L".exe", MAX_PATH, buffer, &file_part); + + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + EXPECT_STREQ(buffer, file.c_str()); +} + +TEST(MwinFileCopy, SearchPathFailsWhenFileMissing) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\searchmissing"; + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + wchar_t* file_part = nullptr; + + EXPECT_EQ(::mSearchPathW(dir.c_str(), L"absent.bin", nullptr, MAX_PATH, buffer, &file_part), 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_handle_meta.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_handle_meta.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..52a4ff48 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_handle_meta.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,294 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Handle-based metadata family integration tests (M-FS-HANDLE-META-4). The +// executable links m_mwin32 and calls the m-prefixed filesystem entry points +// directly. Its .pilcfg sidecar (generated by CMake) enables buffer_updates and +// a single filesystem redirection, so every call runs through the buffered + +// redirecting provider chain in-process: a file is created via mCreateFileW +// under the public prefix, its metadata is read back by handle, and the answers +// are checked for consistency against the by-path metadata. The redirection +// also proves mGetFinalPathNameByHandle hands back the caller's public path, +// never the private path the redirector maps to (D11 private->public). +// + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // The public prefix the redirector maps to a private prefix (see the pilcfg + // generated in CMakeLists.txt). Files created here are captured by the + // buffered overlay under the private prefix and never touch the live disk; + // the leading "C:" anchors a drive root that exists on the host so the + // overlay can open it. + // + constexpr wchar_t k_public_root[] = L"C:\\mwin32_meta_pub"; + + // + // A second prefix with no redirection rule. A path here flows through the + // redirecting layer unchanged (no prefix match) and is served by the + // buffered overlay, exercising the buffered-only path. + // + constexpr wchar_t k_plain_root[] = L"C:\\mwin32_meta_plain"; + + // + // Create a directory and a fresh, zero-length file inside it through the + // shim, returning the minted handle. The caller owns the handle and must + // close it with mCloseHandle. + // + HANDLE + create_test_file(std::wstring const& dir, std::wstring const& file) + { + ::mCreateDirectoryW(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + return ::mCreateFileW(file.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetFileInformationByHandleServesMetadata) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\info"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileInformationByHandle(h, &bhfi)); + + // A freshly created file is not a directory, models a single hard link, and + // (content is out of scope, D14) has zero size. + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY, 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.nNumberOfLinks, 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.nFileSizeLow, 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.nFileSizeHigh, 0u); + + // The by-handle attributes must agree with the by-path attributes: both are + // the identical query_information answer routed through the same chain. + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA by_path{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileAttributesExW(file.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &by_path)); + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.dwFileAttributes, by_path.dwFileAttributes); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetFileSizeReportsZeroForNewFile) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\size"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + DWORD high = 0xDEAD'BEEFu; + DWORD const low = ::mGetFileSize(h, &high); + EXPECT_EQ(low, 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(high, 0u); + + LARGE_INTEGER size{}; + size.QuadPart = -1; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileSizeEx(h, &size)); + EXPECT_EQ(size.QuadPart, 0); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetFileTimeMatchesByHandleInformation) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\time"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileInformationByHandle(h, &bhfi)); + + FILETIME creation{}, access{}, write{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileTime(h, &creation, &access, &write)); + + // mGetFileTime and mGetFileInformationByHandle read the same node metadata, + // so the timestamps must be bit-identical. + EXPECT_EQ(creation.dwLowDateTime, bhfi.ftCreationTime.dwLowDateTime); + EXPECT_EQ(creation.dwHighDateTime, bhfi.ftCreationTime.dwHighDateTime); + EXPECT_EQ(write.dwLowDateTime, bhfi.ftLastWriteTime.dwLowDateTime); + EXPECT_EQ(write.dwHighDateTime, bhfi.ftLastWriteTime.dwHighDateTime); + + // The Set* metadata verbs are accepted (no PIL write verb this milestone) and + // must report success without disturbing the handle. + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetFileTime(h, &creation, &access, &write)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetFileTypeIsDiskForMintedHandle) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\type"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + EXPECT_EQ(::mGetFileType(h), static_cast(FILE_TYPE_DISK)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, FinalPathNameReturnsPublicPath) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\final"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const n = ::mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(h, buffer, MAX_PATH, VOLUME_NAME_DOS); + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + ASSERT_LT(n, static_cast(MAX_PATH)); + + std::wstring const final_path(buffer, n); + + // The redirector maps mwin32_meta_pub -> mwin32_meta_priv internally, but the + // caller opened a public path and must read the public path back. + EXPECT_NE(final_path.find(L"mwin32_meta_pub"), std::wstring::npos); + EXPECT_EQ(final_path.find(L"mwin32_meta_priv"), std::wstring::npos); + + // The default DOS form carries the extended-length escape prefix. + EXPECT_EQ(final_path.rfind(L"\\\\?\\", 0), 0u); + + // The volume-less form drops the drive and keeps a single leading separator. + wchar_t rel_buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const rel_n = + ::mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(h, rel_buffer, MAX_PATH, VOLUME_NAME_NONE); + ASSERT_GT(rel_n, 0u); + std::wstring const rel_path(rel_buffer, rel_n); + EXPECT_EQ(rel_path.rfind(L"\\mwin32_meta_pub", 0), 0u); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, FinalPathNameShortBufferReportsRequiredSize) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\shortbuf"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + // A zero-length buffer cannot hold the result; the API returns the required + // size including the null terminator and writes nothing. + DWORD const required = ::mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(h, nullptr, 0, VOLUME_NAME_DOS); + EXPECT_GT(required, 1u); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetInformationByHandleExServesMetadataClasses) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\infoex"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + FILE_BASIC_INFO basic{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(h, FileBasicInfo, &basic, sizeof(basic))); + EXPECT_EQ(basic.FileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY, 0u); + + FILE_STANDARD_INFO standard{}; + EXPECT_TRUE( + ::mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(h, FileStandardInfo, &standard, sizeof(standard))); + EXPECT_EQ(standard.EndOfFile.QuadPart, 0); + EXPECT_EQ(standard.Directory, FALSE); + + // FileNameInfo is variable length; a generous buffer holds the volume-relative + // public path. + alignas(FILE_NAME_INFO) unsigned char name_storage[sizeof(FILE_NAME_INFO) + MAX_PATH * sizeof(WCHAR)] = {}; + auto* name_info = reinterpret_cast(name_storage); + EXPECT_TRUE( + ::mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(h, FileNameInfo, name_info, sizeof(name_storage))); + std::wstring const name(name_info->FileName, name_info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR)); + EXPECT_NE(name.find(L"mwin32_meta_pub"), std::wstring::npos); + + // A stream / content class is deferred (M-FS-CONTENT). + FILE_STREAM_INFO stream{}; + EXPECT_FALSE(::mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(h, FileStreamInfo, &stream, sizeof(stream))); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, SetInformationByHandleAcceptsMetadataDefersContent) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\setinfo"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + // A metadata class is accepted (no-op success). + FILE_BASIC_INFO basic{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(::mGetFileInformationByHandleEx(h, FileBasicInfo, &basic, sizeof(basic))); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetFileInformationByHandle(h, FileBasicInfo, &basic, sizeof(basic))); + + // An end-of-file resize is byte content and is deferred (M-FS-CONTENT). + FILE_END_OF_FILE_INFO eof{}; + eof.EndOfFile.QuadPart = 4096; + EXPECT_FALSE(::mSetFileInformationByHandle(h, FileEndOfFileInfo, &eof, sizeof(eof))); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, MetadataServedOnBufferedOnlyPath) +{ + // A prefix with no redirection rule exercises the buffered overlay without + // any path mapping; the by-handle metadata must still be served and the + // final path must echo the same (unmapped) path back. + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_plain_root) + L"\\plain"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileInformationByHandle(h, &bhfi)); + EXPECT_EQ(bhfi.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY, 0u); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const n = ::mGetFinalPathNameByHandleW(h, buffer, MAX_PATH, VOLUME_NAME_DOS); + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + std::wstring const final_path(buffer, n); + EXPECT_NE(final_path.find(L"mwin32_meta_plain"), std::wstring::npos); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileHandleMeta, GetFileInformationByHandleAnsiFinalPath) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\ansi"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + HANDLE const h = create_test_file(dir, file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + char buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const n = ::mGetFinalPathNameByHandleA(h, buffer, MAX_PATH, VOLUME_NAME_DOS); + ASSERT_GT(n, 0u); + std::string const final_path(buffer, n); + EXPECT_NE(final_path.find("mwin32_meta_pub"), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_EQ(final_path.find("mwin32_meta_priv"), std::string::npos); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f9dca3b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Dusty-deck legacy open / create integration tests (M-FS-LEGACY-1). The +// executable links m_mwin32 and drives the ANSI 16-bit-era primitives +// mOpenFile / _lopen / _lcreat directly. Its .pilcfg sidecar (generated by +// CMakeLists.txt) enables buffer_updates and a single filesystem redirection, +// so every call runs through the buffered + redirecting provider chain +// in-process: nothing touches the live disk, and the redirection proves the +// OFSTRUCT path the caller reads back is its own public path, never the +// private backing path the redirector maps to (D11 private->public). +// +// The legacy primitives mint their HFILE from the same handle_table as +// mCreateFile, so the minted value is released with mCloseHandle (the legacy +// _lclose lights up later, with M-FS-LEGACY-3 / M-FS-CONTENT). +// + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // The public prefix the redirector maps to a private prefix (see the pilcfg + // generated in CMakeLists.txt). Files created here are captured by the + // buffered overlay under the private prefix and never touch the live disk; + // the leading "C:" anchors a drive root that exists on the host so the + // overlay can open it. + // + constexpr char k_public_root[] = "C:\\mwin32_legacy_pub"; + + // + // Reconstruct the minted HANDLE from an HFILE so the legacy handle can be + // released through mCloseHandle. The minted value fits in a positive 31-bit + // int (reserved encoding: bit 30 set, nothing at or above bit 31), so the + // round-trip through uintptr_t is lossless. + // + HANDLE + hfile_to_handle(HFILE hf) + { + return reinterpret_cast(static_cast(hf)); + } + + void + close_hfile(HFILE hf) + { + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(hfile_to_handle(hf))); + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileLegacy, OpenFileCreatesAndReopens) +{ + std::string const dir = std::string(k_public_root) + "\\create"; + std::string const file = dir + "\\data.bin"; + + ::mCreateDirectoryA(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + // OF_CREATE truncates / creates and hands back a live HFILE. + OFSTRUCT ofs{}; + HFILE const hc = ::mOpenFile(file.c_str(), &ofs, OF_CREATE | OF_READWRITE); + ASSERT_NE(hc, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_STREQ(ofs.szPathName, file.c_str()); + close_hfile(hc); + + // Reopening the same file for read succeeds and yields a distinct live + // handle. The OFSTRUCT again carries the caller's public path. + OFSTRUCT reopen{}; + HFILE const ho = ::mOpenFile(file.c_str(), &reopen, OF_READ); + ASSERT_NE(ho, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_STREQ(reopen.szPathName, file.c_str()); + close_hfile(ho); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacy, LCreatThenLOpen) +{ + std::string const dir = std::string(k_public_root) + "\\lcreat"; + std::string const file = dir + "\\data.bin"; + + ::mCreateDirectoryA(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + HFILE const hc = ::m_lcreat(file.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hc, HFILE_ERROR); + close_hfile(hc); + + HFILE const ho = ::m_lopen(file.c_str(), OF_READWRITE); + ASSERT_NE(ho, HFILE_ERROR); + close_hfile(ho); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacy, ExistProbeReportsPresence) +{ + std::string const dir = std::string(k_public_root) + "\\exist"; + std::string const present = dir + "\\there.bin"; + std::string const missing = dir + "\\gone.bin"; + + ::mCreateDirectoryA(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + HFILE const hc = ::m_lcreat(present.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hc, HFILE_ERROR); + close_hfile(hc); + + // OF_EXIST opens then immediately releases the handle, reporting a non-error + // result for a file that is present and HFILE_ERROR for one that is not. The + // success value carries no live table entry, so it must not be closed. + OFSTRUCT ofs{}; + EXPECT_NE(::mOpenFile(present.c_str(), &ofs, OF_EXIST), HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::mOpenFile(missing.c_str(), &ofs, OF_EXIST), HFILE_ERROR); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacy, OpenMissingFileFails) +{ + std::string const dir = std::string(k_public_root) + "\\missing"; + std::string const missing = dir + "\\nope.bin"; + + ::mCreateDirectoryA(dir.c_str(), nullptr); + + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lopen(missing.c_str(), OF_READ), HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::mOpenFile(missing.c_str(), nullptr, OF_READ), HFILE_ERROR); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy_content.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy_content.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c96c7808 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_legacy_content.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,299 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Dusty-deck legacy content integration tests (M-FS-LEGACY-4). The executable +// links m_mwin32 and drives the 16-bit-era byte primitives (_lopen / _lcreat / +// _lread / _lwrite / _hread / _hwrite / _llseek / _lclose) and the LZ +// compress / expand family (LZOpenFile / LZRead / LZSeek / LZClose / LZCopy / +// LZInit / GetExpandedName) directly. Like the M-FS-CONTENT suite these need +// *writable* content, which the buffered overlay does not model, so the .pilcfg +// is authored at runtime by main() to select a redirecting-over-direct stack +// (buffer_updates = false): legacy writes land as real bytes in a private +// backing directory beside the executable, and a later legacy open reads those +// same bytes back. This proves the legacy HFILE translates exactly like a +// mCreateFile handle (D11) and that the LZ family is a passthrough (no +// decompression, D16). +// + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // The public root the tests open. Set by main() before any test runs. A + // file created under this prefix is redirected (per the runtime-authored + // .pilcfg) to a sibling private backing directory on the real disk. + // + std::string g_public_root; + + // + // The absolute private backing directory the public root maps to. Retained + // so main() can remove it (and its contents) on exit. + // + std::filesystem::path g_private_dir; + + // + // Compose a path under the public root, creating the public directory first + // (its redirected private parent must exist before the direct provider can + // materialize a file inside it). + // + std::string + public_path(std::string const& leaf) + { + ::mCreateDirectoryA(g_public_root.c_str(), nullptr); + return g_public_root + "\\" + leaf; + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, OpenFileWriteReadRoundTrips) +{ + std::string const file = public_path("roundtrip.bin"); + std::array const payload = {0xA1, 0xB2, 0xC3, 0xD4, 0xE5, 0xF6}; + + // OpenFile (OF_CREATE) -> _lwrite -> _lclose authors the whole-file content. + OFSTRUCT ofs{}; + HFILE const hw = ::mOpenFile(file.c_str(), &ofs, OF_CREATE | OF_READWRITE); + ASSERT_NE(hw, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lwrite(hw, reinterpret_cast(payload.data()), + static_cast(payload.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hw), 0); + + // OpenFile (OF_READ) -> _lread -> _lclose reads the same bytes back. + OFSTRUCT reopen{}; + HFILE const hr = ::mOpenFile(file.c_str(), &reopen, OF_READ); + ASSERT_NE(hr, HFILE_ERROR); + + std::array readback{}; + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lread(hr, readback.data(), static_cast(readback.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(readback, payload); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hr), 0); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, HReadHWriteRoundTrips) +{ + std::string const file = public_path("huge.bin"); + std::array const payload = {0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55}; + + HFILE const hw = ::m_lcreat(file.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hw, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_hwrite(hw, reinterpret_cast(payload.data()), + static_cast(payload.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hw), 0); + + HFILE const hr = ::m_lopen(file.c_str(), OF_READ); + ASSERT_NE(hr, HFILE_ERROR); + + std::array readback{}; + EXPECT_EQ(::m_hread(hr, readback.data(), static_cast(readback.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(readback, payload); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hr), 0); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, LLSeekRepositionsSequentialRead) +{ + std::string const file = public_path("seek.bin"); + std::array const payload = {0x00, 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07}; + + HFILE const hw = ::m_lcreat(file.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hw, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lwrite(hw, reinterpret_cast(payload.data()), + static_cast(payload.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hw), 0); + + HFILE const hr = ::m_lopen(file.c_str(), OF_READ); + ASSERT_NE(hr, HFILE_ERROR); + + // Seek to offset 4 (FILE_BEGIN); the next sequential read starts there. + EXPECT_EQ(::m_llseek(hr, 4, FILE_BEGIN), 4); + + std::array tail{}; + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lread(hr, tail.data(), static_cast(tail.size())), + static_cast(tail.size())); + std::array const expected = {0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07}; + EXPECT_EQ(tail, expected); + + // Seek to end reports the file extent. + EXPECT_EQ(::m_llseek(hr, 0, FILE_END), static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hr), 0); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, LzOpenReadIsPassthrough) +{ + std::string const file = public_path("lz_read.bin"); + std::array const payload = {0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF}; + + HFILE const hw = ::m_lcreat(file.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hw, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lwrite(hw, reinterpret_cast(payload.data()), + static_cast(payload.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hw), 0); + + // LZOpenFile reads the file back with no decompression: the bytes are + // verbatim the ones written. + OFSTRUCT ofs{}; + INT const lz = ::mLZOpenFileA(const_cast(file.c_str()), &ofs, OF_READ); + ASSERT_GE(lz, 0); + + // LZInit on an already-open passthrough handle is the identity. + EXPECT_EQ(::mLZInit(lz), lz); + + std::array readback{}; + EXPECT_EQ(::mLZRead(lz, reinterpret_cast(readback.data()), + static_cast(readback.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(readback, payload); + + // LZSeek repositions the same way _llseek does. + EXPECT_EQ(::mLZSeek(lz, 2, FILE_BEGIN), 2); + + ::mLZClose(lz); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, LzCopyDuplicatesWholeFile) +{ + std::string const src = public_path("lz_src.bin"); + std::string const dst = public_path("lz_dst.bin"); + std::array const payload = {0x90, 0x91, 0x92, 0x93, 0x94, 0x95, 0x96}; + + HFILE const hs = ::m_lcreat(src.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hs, HFILE_ERROR); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lwrite(hs, reinterpret_cast(payload.data()), + static_cast(payload.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hs), 0); + + OFSTRUCT ofs{}; + INT const lz_src = ::mLZOpenFileA(const_cast(src.c_str()), &ofs, OF_READ); + ASSERT_GE(lz_src, 0); + + // A writable destination handle (read/write from _lcreat). + HFILE const hd = ::m_lcreat(dst.c_str(), 0); + ASSERT_NE(hd, HFILE_ERROR); + + EXPECT_EQ(::mLZCopy(lz_src, static_cast(hd)), static_cast(payload.size())); + + ::mLZClose(lz_src); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hd), 0); + + // The destination now carries the source's whole content. + HFILE const hr = ::m_lopen(dst.c_str(), OF_READ); + ASSERT_NE(hr, HFILE_ERROR); + std::array readback{}; + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lread(hr, readback.data(), static_cast(readback.size())), + static_cast(payload.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(readback, payload); + EXPECT_EQ(::m_lclose(hr), 0); +} + +TEST(MwinFileLegacyContent, GetExpandedNameIsPassthrough) +{ + // PIL models no LZ name expansion, so the source name is copied unchanged. + char source[] = "subdir\\packed.ex_"; + char buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + EXPECT_EQ(::mGetExpandedNameA(source, buffer), TRUE); + EXPECT_STREQ(buffer, source); +} + +namespace +{ + // + // Append `value`'s characters to `out` as UTF-8, doubling each backslash so + // the result is a valid JSON string body. The redirection prefixes are ASCII + // filesystem paths, so a direct narrowing of each code unit is exact. + // + void + append_json_escaped(std::string& out, std::wstring const& value) + { + for (wchar_t const c: value) + { + if (c == L'\\') + out += "\\\\"; + else + out += static_cast(c); + } + } +} // namespace + +int +main(int argc, char** argv) +{ + // Locate the test executable's directory; the backing lives beside it so the + // redirected real-disk writes target a writable, same-drive location. + std::wstring module_path(MAX_PATH, L'\0'); + for (;;) + { + DWORD const written = + ::GetModuleFileNameW(nullptr, module_path.data(), static_cast(module_path.size())); + if (written == 0) + return 1; + if (written < module_path.size()) + { + module_path.resize(written); + break; + } + module_path.resize(module_path.size() * 2); + } + + std::filesystem::path const exe_path(module_path); + std::filesystem::path const exe_dir = exe_path.parent_path(); + + std::filesystem::path const public_dir = exe_dir / L"fslegacycontent_pub"; + std::filesystem::path const private_dir = exe_dir / L"fslegacycontent_priv"; + g_public_root = public_dir.string(); + g_private_dir = private_dir; + + // The redirector matches a drive-relative prefix (the drive root is absorbed + // by the provider's open_root), so strip the leading ":\" from each + // absolute directory to form the from/to prefixes. + auto drive_relative = [](std::filesystem::path const& p) -> std::wstring { + std::wstring const native = p.wstring(); + std::size_t const colon = native.find(L':'); + std::size_t start = (colon == std::wstring::npos) ? 0 : colon + 1; + while (start < native.size() && (native[start] == L'\\' || native[start] == L'/')) + ++start; + return native.substr(start); + }; + + std::wstring const from_prefix = drive_relative(public_dir); + std::wstring const to_prefix = drive_relative(private_dir); + + std::string json = "{\"buffer_updates\": false, \"redirections\": [{\"from\": \""; + append_json_escaped(json, from_prefix); + json += "\", \"to\": \""; + append_json_escaped(json, to_prefix); + json += "\"}]}\n"; + + std::filesystem::path const sidecar = std::filesystem::path(module_path + L".pilcfg"); + { + std::ofstream out(sidecar, std::ios::binary | std::ios::trunc); + if (!out) + return 1; + out.write(json.data(), static_cast(json.size())); + } + + // Start from a clean backing directory so prior runs never leak state. + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(private_dir, ec); + + ::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv); + int const result = RUN_ALL_TESTS(); + + std::filesystem::remove_all(private_dir, ec); + + return result; +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_notify.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_notify.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a8ab34c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_notify.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Directory change-notification integration tests (M-FS-NOTIFY-3). The +// executable links m_mwin32 and calls the m-prefixed change-notification entry +// points directly. Unlike the copy / metadata suites, this one runs under a +// *passthrough* .pilcfg (no buffering, no redirection): change notifications are +// observed by the live (direct) provider's real ReadDirectoryChangesW, which a +// buffered overlay does not model (its register_watch is unimplemented). So the +// watch must target a real directory and observe real mutations -- the test +// creates a unique scratch directory under the OS temp path, opens it through +// the shim with FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, mutates it through the shim, and +// asserts the change surfaces with the right action and name. +// + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + // + // Generous upper bound on how long to wait for a live filesystem change to + // propagate from the kernel through the PIL monitor's threadpool callback + // into the shim. The genuine ReadDirectoryChangesW arms asynchronously, so + // the test also pauses briefly after registering before mutating. + // + constexpr DWORD k_change_wait_ms = 5'000; + constexpr DWORD k_arm_delay_ms = 250; + + // + // Create a unique scratch directory under the OS temp directory and return + // its path. The name embeds the process id and a per-call counter so + // concurrent or repeated runs never collide on the live disk. + // + std::wstring + make_unique_temp_dir() + { + static unsigned counter = 0; + + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + auto dir = base; + dir /= L"mwin32_notify_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(counter++); + + std::filesystem::create_directories(dir); + return dir.wstring(); + } + + // + // Open a directory handle suitable for change notification (the shim's + // FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS path). Returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE on failure. + // + HANDLE + open_directory(std::wstring const& dir) + { + return ::mCreateFileW(dir.c_str(), + GENERIC_READ, + FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE | FILE_SHARE_DELETE, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, + nullptr); + } + + // + // Create a zero-length file inside dir through the shim, returning true on + // success. The mutation is a real disk write (passthrough), which is what the + // live monitor observes. + // + bool + create_file_in(std::wstring const& dir, std::wstring const& name) + { + auto const path = dir + L"\\" + name; + + HANDLE const h = ::mCreateFileW(path.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + if (h == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + return false; + + ::mCloseHandle(h); + return true; + } + + // + // Recursively remove the scratch directory; best effort (a failure here must + // not fail the test, only leak a temp directory). + // + void + remove_tree(std::wstring const& dir) noexcept + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(std::filesystem::path(dir), ec); + } +} // namespace + +// +// The detailed path: mReadDirectoryChangesW with an event-bearing OVERLAPPED. +// A file added to the watched directory must surface as a FILE_NOTIFY_- +// INFORMATION record carrying FILE_ACTION_ADDED and the file's relative name. +// +TEST(MwinFileNotify, ReadDirectoryChangesReportsAddedFile) +{ + std::wstring const dir = make_unique_temp_dir(); + + HANDLE const hDir = open_directory(dir); + ASSERT_NE(hDir, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + HANDLE const hEvent = ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE, FALSE, nullptr); + ASSERT_NE(hEvent, nullptr); + + alignas(DWORD) std::byte buffer[4096]{}; + DWORD bytes = 0; + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + ov.hEvent = hEvent; + + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadDirectoryChangesW(hDir, + buffer, + static_cast(sizeof(buffer)), + FALSE, + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME, + &bytes, + &ov, + nullptr)); + + // Let the underlying ReadDirectoryChangesW arm before mutating. + ::Sleep(k_arm_delay_ms); + + constexpr wchar_t k_added_name[] = L"added.txt"; + ASSERT_TRUE(create_file_in(dir, k_added_name)); + + ASSERT_EQ(::WaitForSingleObject(hEvent, k_change_wait_ms), WAIT_OBJECT_0); + + // The sink filled the buffer and set *lpBytesReturned before signaling. + ASSERT_GE(bytes, sizeof(FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION)); + + auto const* const info = reinterpret_cast(buffer); + EXPECT_EQ(info->Action, static_cast(FILE_ACTION_ADDED)); + + std::wstring const reported(info->FileName, info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR)); + EXPECT_EQ(reported, std::wstring(k_added_name)); + + ::CloseHandle(hEvent); + ::mCloseHandle(hDir); + remove_tree(dir); +} + +// +// The synchronous path: mReadDirectoryChangesW with a NULL OVERLAPPED blocks +// until a change is queued, then decodes it. A background thread performs the +// mutation after the watch has had time to arm. +// +TEST(MwinFileNotify, ReadDirectoryChangesBlockingReportsAddedFile) +{ + std::wstring const dir = make_unique_temp_dir(); + + HANDLE const hDir = open_directory(dir); + ASSERT_NE(hDir, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + // Install the watch (first call arms it); use the overlapped form so the + // call returns immediately, then drain synchronously below. + alignas(DWORD) std::byte arm_buffer[256]{}; + DWORD arm_bytes = 0; + OVERLAPPED arm_ov{}; + HANDLE const arm_event = ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE, FALSE, nullptr); + ASSERT_NE(arm_event, nullptr); + arm_ov.hEvent = arm_event; + + ASSERT_TRUE(::mReadDirectoryChangesW(hDir, + arm_buffer, + static_cast(sizeof(arm_buffer)), + FALSE, + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME, + &arm_bytes, + &arm_ov, + nullptr)); + + ::Sleep(k_arm_delay_ms); + + constexpr wchar_t k_added_name[] = L"blocking.txt"; + ASSERT_TRUE(create_file_in(dir, k_added_name)); + + ASSERT_EQ(::WaitForSingleObject(arm_event, k_change_wait_ms), WAIT_OBJECT_0); + ASSERT_GE(arm_bytes, sizeof(FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION)); + + auto const* const info = reinterpret_cast(arm_buffer); + EXPECT_EQ(info->Action, static_cast(FILE_ACTION_ADDED)); + + std::wstring const reported(info->FileName, info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR)); + EXPECT_EQ(reported, std::wstring(k_added_name)); + + ::CloseHandle(arm_event); + ::mCloseHandle(hDir); + remove_tree(dir); +} + +// +// A watch on a directory that does not exist fails rather than minting a handle. +// +TEST(MwinFileNotify, FindFirstChangeNotificationFailsForMissingDirectory) +{ + auto const missing = + std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / L"mwin32_notify_does_not_exist_zzz"; + + HANDLE const h = + ::mFindFirstChangeNotificationW(missing.wstring().c_str(), FALSE, FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME); + + EXPECT_EQ(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); +} + +// +// The coarse path: mFindFirstChangeNotification returns an OS-waitable handle +// that becomes signaled when any matching change occurs; mFindNextChange- +// Notification re-arms it and mFindCloseChangeNotification tears it down. +// +TEST(MwinFileNotify, FindChangeNotificationSignalsOnChange) +{ + std::wstring const dir = make_unique_temp_dir(); + + HANDLE const h = + ::mFindFirstChangeNotificationW(dir.c_str(), FALSE, FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + + ::Sleep(k_arm_delay_ms); + + ASSERT_TRUE(create_file_in(dir, L"coarse.txt")); + + EXPECT_EQ(::WaitForSingleObject(h, k_change_wait_ms), WAIT_OBJECT_0); + + // Re-arm and observe a second change. + ASSERT_TRUE(::mFindNextChangeNotification(h)); + + ::Sleep(k_arm_delay_ms); + ASSERT_TRUE(create_file_in(dir, L"coarse2.txt")); + + EXPECT_EQ(::WaitForSingleObject(h, k_change_wait_ms), WAIT_OBJECT_0); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mFindCloseChangeNotification(h)); + + remove_tree(dir); +} + +// +// mFindNextChangeNotification / mFindCloseChangeNotification reject a handle the +// registry never minted. +// +TEST(MwinFileNotify, FindChangeNotificationRejectsForeignHandle) +{ + HANDLE const bogus = ::CreateEventW(nullptr, TRUE, FALSE, nullptr); + ASSERT_NE(bogus, nullptr); + + EXPECT_FALSE(::mFindNextChangeNotification(bogus)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE)); + + EXPECT_FALSE(::mFindCloseChangeNotification(bogus)); + EXPECT_EQ(::GetLastError(), static_cast(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE)); + + ::CloseHandle(bogus); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_transacted.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_transacted.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9cdef63e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinfile_transacted.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// Transacted (TxF) filesystem family integration tests (M-FS-LEGACY-2). The +// executable links m_mwin32 and drives the m-prefixed transacted entry points +// directly under a buffered + redirecting .pilcfg, so every call runs through +// the provider chain in-process without touching the live disk. Each test +// passes a deliberately bogus, non-null transaction handle to prove the shim +// ignores it (D11): the operation must still succeed, forwarded to its +// non-transacted sibling. A redirected and a non-redirected prefix are both +// exercised so the forwarding inherits the sibling's redirection behavior. +// + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + constexpr wchar_t k_public_root[] = L"C:\\mwin32_txf_pub"; + + // A non-null handle that is never a real transaction: the forwarders must + // ignore it entirely, so its value is irrelevant to the outcome. + HANDLE const k_bogus_txn = reinterpret_cast(static_cast(0x1234)); + + HANDLE + create_transacted_file(std::wstring const& file) + { + return ::mCreateFileTransactedW(file.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr, + k_bogus_txn, + nullptr, + nullptr); + } +} // namespace + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, CreateFileForwardsIgnoringTransaction) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\create"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\data.bin"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + + HANDLE const h = create_transacted_file(file); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); + + // The forwarded create is observable through the non-transacted query path. + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA data{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileAttributesTransactedW( + file.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &data, k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_EQ(data.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY, 0u); + + // SetFileAttributesTransacted forwards to the accept-and-ignore sibling: it + // verifies the target exists and reports success. + EXPECT_TRUE(::mSetFileAttributesTransactedW( + file.c_str(), FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN, k_bogus_txn)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, CreateFileTransactedAnsiForwards) +{ + std::string const dir = "C:\\mwin32_txf_pub\\ansi"; + std::string const file = dir + "\\data.bin"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedA(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + + HANDLE const h = ::mCreateFileTransactedA(file.c_str(), + GENERIC_WRITE, + 0, + nullptr, + CREATE_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr, + k_bogus_txn, + nullptr, + nullptr); + ASSERT_NE(h, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(h)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, CopyAndMoveForwardIgnoringTransaction) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\copymove"; + std::wstring const src = dir + L"\\src.bin"; + std::wstring const copy = dir + L"\\copy.bin"; + std::wstring const dest = dir + L"\\moved.bin"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(create_transacted_file(src))); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCopyFileTransactedW( + src.c_str(), copy.c_str(), nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, 0, k_bogus_txn)); + + WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA data{}; + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileAttributesExW(copy.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &data)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mMoveFileTransactedW( + copy.c_str(), dest.c_str(), nullptr, nullptr, 0, k_bogus_txn)); + + // The destination exists and the source of the move no longer does. + EXPECT_TRUE(::mGetFileAttributesExW(dest.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &data)); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mGetFileAttributesExW(copy.c_str(), GetFileExInfoStandard, &data)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, RemoveDirectoryForwards) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\toremove"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW(dir.c_str(), k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_FALSE(::mRemoveDirectoryTransactedW(dir.c_str(), k_bogus_txn)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, FindFirstFileForwards) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\find"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\entry.bin"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(create_transacted_file(file))); + + std::wstring const pattern = dir + L"\\*"; + + WIN32_FIND_DATAW found{}; + HANDLE const hFind = ::mFindFirstFileTransactedW(pattern.c_str(), + FindExInfoStandard, + &found, + FindExSearchNameMatch, + nullptr, + 0, + k_bogus_txn); + ASSERT_NE(hFind, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mFindClose(hFind)); +} + +TEST(MwinFileTransacted, GetLongPathNameForwards) +{ + std::wstring const dir = std::wstring(k_public_root) + L"\\longpath"; + std::wstring const file = dir + L"\\entry.bin"; + + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCreateDirectoryTransactedW(nullptr, dir.c_str(), nullptr, k_bogus_txn)); + EXPECT_TRUE(::mCloseHandle(create_transacted_file(file))); + + wchar_t buffer[MAX_PATH] = {}; + DWORD const len = + ::mGetLongPathNameTransactedW(file.c_str(), buffer, MAX_PATH, k_bogus_txn); + EXPECT_GT(len, 0u); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinhwc.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinhwc.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a904b4d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinhwc.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// test_mwinhwc.cpp — unit tests for the mWebCore* HWC shim entry points +// (M-HWC-SHIM-6). These tests exercise the shim ABI through a fake engine +// (the null webcore surface or a test-injectable fake), verifying that: +// +// - The HRESULT shapes match the real hwebcore.dll contract +// - Single-activation-per-process is enforced at the session level +// - Shutdown with no active instance yields ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE +// - Double-activate yields ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING +// + +#include + +#include + +// +// NOTE: These tests exercise the shim against the session's configured webcore +// surface. By default (with no .pilcfg or a passthrough config), that surfaces +// the null_webcore provider which throws "not implemented" on activation — +// which the session catch-all maps to E_FAIL. The real engine is not loaded. +// +// To properly test the HWC shim's session-level single-activation contract, we +// need to either: +// (a) Use a .pilcfg that wires a fake/test webcore provider (future work), or +// (b) Test only the error paths that don't depend on a real engine. +// +// For now, we test the contract that the shim itself enforces (shutdown without +// activation → ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE) and verify that the API surface is +// callable. +// + +TEST(MWinHwcTest, ShutdownWithoutActivateReturnsNotActive) +{ + // Without any activation, shutdown must return ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE. + HRESULT hr = mWebCoreShutdown(FALSE); + EXPECT_EQ(hr, HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE)); +} + +TEST(MWinHwcTest, ShutdownImmediateWithoutActivateReturnsNotActive) +{ + HRESULT hr = mWebCoreShutdown(TRUE); + EXPECT_EQ(hr, HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE)); +} + +TEST(MWinHwcTest, ActivateWithNullConfigFailsGracefully) +{ + // The shim should handle null pointers gracefully. The null webcore + // provider (used when no real engine is configured) throws not_implemented, + // which the session maps to E_NOTIMPL. + HRESULT hr = mWebCoreActivate(nullptr, nullptr, nullptr); + // The null webcore throws not_implemented → E_NOTIMPL. + EXPECT_EQ(hr, E_NOTIMPL); +} + +TEST(MWinHwcTest, SetMetadataReturnsNotImpl) +{ + // The set_metadata entry point against the null webcore returns E_NOTIMPL. + HRESULT hr = mWebCoreSetMetadata(L"TestType", L"TestValue"); + EXPECT_EQ(hr, E_NOTIMPL); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_open_close.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_open_close.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9b37b835 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_open_close.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +using namespace std::string_literals; +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +TEST(TestMockWindows, First) +{ + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(100), 100); +} + + diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_predefined.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_predefined.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cb096f1e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_predefined.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include + +#include + +// +// These tests exercise the session bootstrap: a predefined HKEY +// (HKEY_CURRENT_USER) must resolve through the PIL passthrough session to a +// live key, an open subkey handle must round-trip through the shim's handle +// table, and closing a predefined pseudo-handle must be a success no-op. +// +// All operations are read-only against HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software, which always +// exists, so the live registry is never modified. +// + +TEST(TestPredefinedKeys, OpenAndCloseSoftwareSubkey) +{ + HKEY hSubkey = nullptr; + LSTATUS status = mRegOpenKeyExW( + HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"Software", 0, KEY_READ, &hSubkey); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, status); + EXPECT_NE(nullptr, hSubkey); + + if (status == ERROR_SUCCESS) + { + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, mRegCloseKey(hSubkey)); + } +} + +TEST(TestPredefinedKeys, ClosingPredefinedHandleIsNoOp) +{ + // RegCloseKey on a predefined pseudo-handle is documented to succeed and + // leave the always-open key usable. + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, mRegCloseKey(HKEY_CURRENT_USER)); + + // The key must still be usable after the no-op close. + HKEY hSubkey = nullptr; + LSTATUS status = mRegOpenKeyExW( + HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"Software", 0, KEY_READ, &hSubkey); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, status); + if (status == ERROR_SUCCESS) + { + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, mRegCloseKey(hSubkey)); + } +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_value_ops.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_value_ops.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..36fac898 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_mwinreg_value_ops.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,589 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// +// These tests exercise the registry value operations (mRegSetValueEx* / +// mRegQueryValueEx*) end-to-end through the C ABI. +// +// The test executable runs with a sibling `.pilcfg` that enables +// buffer_updates (see this directory's CMakeLists.txt), so every value written +// here lands in the in-memory buffered overlay and never reaches the live +// registry. Writes target the predefined HKEY_CURRENT_USER handle directly; +// the buffered overlay intercepts them. Each test uses a distinct value name so +// the process-wide buffered session does not leak state between tests. +// + +namespace +{ + constexpr DWORD kDwordValue = 0xDEADBEEFul; + + // Byte size of a wide string literal including its terminating NUL. + template + constexpr DWORD + wide_bytes_with_nul(wchar_t const (&)[N]) + { + return static_cast(N * sizeof(wchar_t)); + } + + // Create (or open) a fresh single-component subkey under HKCU through the + // shim and return its handle. Each enumeration test uses a distinct name so + // the process-wide buffered session does not leak values between tests. + HKEY + create_subkey(wchar_t const* name) + { + HKEY subkey = nullptr; + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegCreateKeyExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + nullptr, + 0, + KEY_ALL_ACCESS, + nullptr, + &subkey, + nullptr)); + return subkey; + } +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, DwordRoundTripW) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_dword"; + DWORD const in = kDwordValue; + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&in), + sizeof(in))); + + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD out = 0; + DWORD cb = sizeof(out); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(&out), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_DWORD), type); + EXPECT_EQ(sizeof(DWORD), cb); + EXPECT_EQ(kDwordValue, out); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, StringRoundTripW) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_sz"; + wchar_t data[] = L"hello world"; + DWORD const cb_in = wide_bytes_with_nul(data); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(data), + cb_in)); + + DWORD type = 0; + wchar_t out[32]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(out); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(out), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_SZ), type); + EXPECT_EQ(cb_in, cb); + EXPECT_STREQ(data, out); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, BinaryRoundTripW) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_binary"; + std::array const data = {0x00, 0x11, 0x22, 0xFE, 0xFF}; + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_BINARY, + data.data(), + static_cast(data.size()))); + + DWORD type = 0; + std::array out{}; + DWORD cb = static_cast(out.size()); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + out.data(), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_BINARY), type); + EXPECT_EQ(data.size(), cb); + EXPECT_EQ(data, out); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, MultiStringRoundTripW) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_multi_sz"; + + // Two strings followed by the terminating empty string: "a\0bb\0\0". + wchar_t const data[] = {L'a', L'\0', L'b', L'b', L'\0', L'\0'}; + DWORD const cb_in = static_cast(sizeof(data)); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_MULTI_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(data), + cb_in)); + + DWORD type = 0; + wchar_t out[16]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(out); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(out), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_MULTI_SZ), type); + EXPECT_EQ(cb_in, cb); + EXPECT_EQ(0, std::memcmp(data, out, cb_in)); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, SizeQueryWithNullBuffer) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_size_query"; + DWORD const in = kDwordValue; + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&in), + sizeof(in))); + + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD cb = 0; + + // lpData == nullptr is a size/type query: it must report the required size + // and the type and succeed. + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, name, nullptr, &type, nullptr, &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_DWORD), type); + EXPECT_EQ(sizeof(DWORD), cb); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, BufferTooSmallReturnsMoreData) +{ + auto const name = L"mwin32_test_more_data"; + wchar_t data[] = L"a longer string value"; + DWORD const cb_in = wide_bytes_with_nul(data); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(data), + cb_in)); + + DWORD type = 0; + BYTE tiny[4]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(tiny); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_MORE_DATA, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, name, nullptr, &type, tiny, &cb)); + + // On ERROR_MORE_DATA the required size must be reported. + EXPECT_EQ(cb_in, cb); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, StringRoundTripA) +{ + auto const name = "mwin32_test_sz_a"; + char const data[] = "ansi value"; + DWORD const cb_in = static_cast(sizeof(data)); // includes NUL + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExA(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(data), + cb_in)); + + DWORD type = 0; + char out[32]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(out); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExA(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(out), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_SZ), type); + EXPECT_EQ(cb_in, cb); + EXPECT_STREQ(data, out); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, StringSetWQueryA) +{ + // A wide string stored via the *W setter must read back through the *A + // query as the CP_ACP encoding of the same characters. + auto const wname = L"mwin32_test_cross"; + wchar_t wdata[] = L"cross encoding"; + DWORD const cb_in = wide_bytes_with_nul(wdata); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + wname, + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(wdata), + cb_in)); + + DWORD type = 0; + char out[32]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(out); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExA(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + "mwin32_test_cross", + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(out), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_SZ), type); + EXPECT_STREQ("cross encoding", out); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(sizeof("cross encoding")), cb); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, BinaryUnaffectedByAnsiVariant) +{ + // Non-string types must pass their bytes through the *A variants unchanged. + auto const name = "mwin32_test_binary_a"; + std::array const data = {0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF}; + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExA(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + 0, + REG_BINARY, + data.data(), + static_cast(data.size()))); + + DWORD type = 0; + std::array out{}; + DWORD cb = static_cast(out.size()); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegQueryValueExA(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + name, + nullptr, + &type, + out.data(), + &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_BINARY), type); + EXPECT_EQ(data.size(), cb); + EXPECT_EQ(data, out); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, QueryMissingValueReturnsFileNotFound) +{ + DWORD type = 0; + BYTE buf[8]{}; + DWORD cb = sizeof(buf); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND, + mRegQueryValueExW( + HKEY_CURRENT_USER, L"mwin32_test_missing_value", nullptr, &type, buf, &cb)); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND, + mRegQueryValueExA( + HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "mwin32_test_missing_value_a", nullptr, &type, buf, &cb)); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, ReservedParameterRejected) +{ + DWORD const in = kDwordValue; + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, + mRegSetValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + L"mwin32_test_reserved", + 1, + REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&in), + sizeof(in))); + + DWORD nonzero = 1; + DWORD cb = sizeof(in); + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, + mRegQueryValueExW(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, + L"mwin32_test_reserved", + &nonzero, + nullptr, + nullptr, + &cb)); +} + +namespace +{ + // Upper bound on any value name / data used by the enumeration tests. + constexpr DWORD kEnumBufferChars = 64; +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumerateValuesW) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_w"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + DWORD const dword_in = 0x12345678ul; + wchar_t const sz_in[] = L"enum-string"; + std::array const bin_in = {0x01, 0x02, 0x03}; + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"alpha", + 0, + REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&dword_in), + sizeof(dword_in))); + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"beta", + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(sz_in), + wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in))); + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"gamma", + 0, + REG_BINARY, + bin_in.data(), + static_cast(bin_in.size()))); + + // Enumeration order is not part of the contract, so collect by name. + std::map>> found; + for (DWORD index = 0;; ++index) + { + wchar_t name[kEnumBufferChars]; + BYTE data[kEnumBufferChars]; + DWORD cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD cbData = sizeof(data); + + LSTATUS const rc = + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, index, name, &cchName, nullptr, &type, data, &cbData); + if (rc == ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS) + break; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, rc); + + found.emplace(std::wstring(name, cchName), + std::make_pair(type, std::vector(data, data + cbData))); + } + + ASSERT_EQ(found.size(), 3u); + + ASSERT_TRUE(found.contains(L"alpha")); + EXPECT_EQ(found[L"alpha"].first, static_cast(REG_DWORD)); + ASSERT_EQ(found[L"alpha"].second.size(), sizeof(DWORD)); + EXPECT_EQ(0, std::memcmp(found[L"alpha"].second.data(), &dword_in, sizeof(dword_in))); + + ASSERT_TRUE(found.contains(L"beta")); + EXPECT_EQ(found[L"beta"].first, static_cast(REG_SZ)); + ASSERT_EQ(found[L"beta"].second.size(), wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in)); + EXPECT_EQ(0, std::memcmp(found[L"beta"].second.data(), sz_in, wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in))); + + ASSERT_TRUE(found.contains(L"gamma")); + EXPECT_EQ(found[L"gamma"].first, static_cast(REG_BINARY)); + ASSERT_EQ(found[L"gamma"].second.size(), bin_in.size()); + EXPECT_EQ(0, std::memcmp(found[L"gamma"].second.data(), bin_in.data(), bin_in.size())); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumValuePastEndReturnsNoMoreItemsW) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_end"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + DWORD const in = kDwordValue; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW( + subkey, L"only", 0, REG_DWORD, reinterpret_cast(&in), sizeof(in))); + + wchar_t name[kEnumBufferChars]; + BYTE data[kEnumBufferChars]; + DWORD type = 0; + + // Index 0 yields the one value. + DWORD cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + DWORD cbData = sizeof(data); + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, 0, name, &cchName, nullptr, &type, data, &cbData)); + + // Index 1 is past the end. + cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + cbData = sizeof(data); + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS, + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, 1, name, &cchName, nullptr, &type, data, &cbData)); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumValueNameBufferTooSmallW) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_name_small"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + DWORD const in = kDwordValue; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"longvaluename", + 0, + REG_DWORD, + reinterpret_cast(&in), + sizeof(in))); + + // A name buffer too small to hold the name plus its terminating NUL. + wchar_t name[4]; + BYTE data[kEnumBufferChars]; + DWORD cchName = static_cast(std::size(name)); + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD cbData = sizeof(data); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_MORE_DATA, + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, 0, name, &cchName, nullptr, &type, data, &cbData)); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumValueDataBufferTooSmallW) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_data_small"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + wchar_t const sz_in[] = L"a sufficiently long value"; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"val", + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(sz_in), + wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in))); + + // The name fits but the data buffer does not. + wchar_t name[kEnumBufferChars]; + BYTE tiny[4]; + DWORD cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD cbData = sizeof(tiny); + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_MORE_DATA, + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, 0, name, &cchName, nullptr, &type, tiny, &cbData)); + + // The name was still produced and the required data size reported. + EXPECT_STREQ(name, L"val"); + EXPECT_EQ(cchName, 3u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_SZ), type); + EXPECT_EQ(cbData, wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in)); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumerateValueA) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_a"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + wchar_t const sz_in[] = L"ansi-enum"; + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegSetValueExW(subkey, + L"label", + 0, + REG_SZ, + reinterpret_cast(sz_in), + wide_bytes_with_nul(sz_in))); + + char name[kEnumBufferChars]{}; + char data[kEnumBufferChars]{}; + DWORD cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + DWORD type = 0; + DWORD cbData = sizeof(data); + + ASSERT_EQ(ERROR_SUCCESS, + mRegEnumValueA(subkey, + 0, + name, + &cchName, + nullptr, + &type, + reinterpret_cast(data), + &cbData)); + + // The name comes back in CP_ACP, and the string data is converted from its + // stored UTF-16 form to CP_ACP (matching mRegQueryValueExA). + EXPECT_STREQ(name, "label"); + EXPECT_EQ(cchName, 5u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(REG_SZ), type); + EXPECT_STREQ(data, "ansi-enum"); + EXPECT_EQ(cbData, static_cast(sizeof("ansi-enum"))); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} + +TEST(TestValueOps, EnumValueReservedParameterRejectedW) +{ + HKEY subkey = create_subkey(L"mwin32_enum_reserved"); + ASSERT_NE(subkey, nullptr); + + wchar_t name[kEnumBufferChars]; + DWORD cchName = kEnumBufferChars; + DWORD reserved = 0; + + EXPECT_EQ(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, + mRegEnumValueW(subkey, 0, name, &cchName, &reserved, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr)); + + mRegCloseKey(subkey); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_pilcfg.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_pilcfg.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..94b24f2b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_pilcfg.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,426 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include "pilcfg.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; +using m::mwin32_impl::parse_pilcfg; + +namespace +{ + // RAII helper that sets an environment variable for the duration of a test + // and restores its prior value (or unsets it) on destruction, so the tests + // remain reproducible and do not leak process state. + class scoped_env_var + { + public: + scoped_env_var(wchar_t const* name, wchar_t const* value): m_name(name) + { + DWORD const had = ::GetEnvironmentVariableW(name, nullptr, 0); + if (had != 0) + { + m_prior.resize(had); + DWORD const got = ::GetEnvironmentVariableW(name, m_prior.data(), had); + m_prior.resize(got); + m_had_prior = true; + } + ::SetEnvironmentVariableW(name, value); + } + + ~scoped_env_var() + { + ::SetEnvironmentVariableW(m_name, m_had_prior ? m_prior.c_str() : nullptr); + } + + scoped_env_var(scoped_env_var const&) = delete; + scoped_env_var& operator=(scoped_env_var const&) = delete; + + private: + wchar_t const* m_name; + std::wstring m_prior; + bool m_had_prior = false; + }; +} // namespace + +// +// parse_pilcfg unit tests. These exercise only the pure JSON->pilcfg parser; +// load_pilcfg (which touches the filesystem and the host module path) is not +// unit-tested here because it depends on process-external state. +// + +TEST(PilcfgParse, EmptyObjectIsPassthrough) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg("{}"sv); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, BufferUpdatesTrue) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RecordModificationsTrue) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "record_modifications": true })"sv); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, BothTrue) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true, "record_modifications": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, BothExplicitlyFalse) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": false, "record_modifications": false })"sv); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, UnknownMembersIgnored) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "buffer_updates": true, "future_option": 42, "note": "hello" })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, WhitespaceAndFormattingTolerated) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg("\n\t {\r\n \"record_modifications\" :\ttrue\n}\n"sv); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, MemberOrderDoesNotMatter) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "record_modifications": true, "buffer_updates": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, InvalidJsonThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg("{ not json"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(""sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true,, })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NonObjectRootThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg("[]"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg("true"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg("42"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"("a string")"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg("null"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NonBooleanRecognizedMemberThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": "yes" })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": 1 })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "record_modifications": null })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "record_modifications": [] })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NestedObjectMemberIgnoredWhenNotRecognized) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true, "nested": { "x": 1 } })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_FALSE(cfg.record_modifications); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NoRedirectionsByDefault) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.redirections.empty()); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, EmptyRedirectionsArrayIsEmpty) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [] })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.redirections.empty()); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, SingleRedirectionParsed) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": "HKLM\\Software", "to": "HKCU\\Temp\\Software" } ] })"sv); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.redirections.size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].first, u"HKLM\\Software"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].second, u"HKCU\\Temp\\Software"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, MultipleRedirectionsPreserveOrder) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ + { "from": "HKLM\\A", "to": "HKCU\\X" }, + { "from": "HKLM\\B", "to": "HKCU\\Y" }, + { "from": "HKLM\\C", "to": "HKCU\\Z" } + ] })"sv); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.redirections.size(), 3u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].first, u"HKLM\\A"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[1].first, u"HKLM\\B"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[2].second, u"HKCU\\Z"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionsCombineWithFlags) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ + "buffer_updates": true, + "redirections": [ { "from": "HKLM\\Software", "to": "HKCU\\Temp" } ] + })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.redirections.size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].first, u"HKLM\\Software"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionUnicodePreserved) +{ + // from = "HKCU\Ключ" (Cyrillic), to = "HKCU\Schlüssel" (umlaut), written with + // ASCII-only \u escapes so the test is independent of source-file encoding. + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": "HKCU\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447", "to": "HKCU\\Schl\u00fcssel" } ] })"sv); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.redirections.size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].first, u"HKCU\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].second, u"HKCU\\Schl\u00fcssel"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionsNotArrayThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": {} })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": "nope" })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": 7 })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionElementNotObjectThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ "HKLM\\A" ] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ 42 ] })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionMissingFromOrToThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": "HKLM\\A" } ] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ { "to": "HKCU\\X" } ] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ {} ] })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, RedirectionNonStringFromOrToThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW( + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": 1, "to": "HKCU\\X" } ] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW( + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": "HKLM\\A", "to": true } ] })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NoPersistedStateByDefault) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.persisted_state.empty()); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, PersistedStateParsed) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "persisted_state": "C:\\snapshots\\reg.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.persisted_state, u"C:\\snapshots\\reg.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, PersistedStateUnicodePreserved) +{ + // "C:\Ключ\reg.xml" written with ASCII-only \u escapes. + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "persisted_state": "C:\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447\\reg.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.persisted_state, u"C:\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447\\reg.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, PersistedStateNonStringThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "persisted_state": 7 })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "persisted_state": true })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "persisted_state": [] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "persisted_state": null })"sv)); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, NoFaultScriptByDefault) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "buffer_updates": true })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.fault_script.empty()); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, FaultScriptParsed) +{ + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "fault_script": "C:\\faults\\script.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.fault_script, u"C:\\faults\\script.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, FaultScriptCombinesWithOtherSettings) +{ + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ + "buffer_updates": true, + "fault_script": "C:\\faults\\script.xml" + })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.buffer_updates); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.fault_script, u"C:\\faults\\script.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, FaultScriptUnicodePreserved) +{ + // "C:\Ключ\fault.xml" written with ASCII-only \u escapes. + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "fault_script": "C:\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447\\fault.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.fault_script, u"C:\\\u041a\u043b\u044e\u0447\\fault.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgParse, FaultScriptNonStringThrows) +{ + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "fault_script": 7 })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "fault_script": true })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "fault_script": [] })"sv)); + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(parse_pilcfg(R"({ "fault_script": null })"sv)); +} + +// +// Environment-variable expansion in host-path members. A checked-in .pilcfg can +// reference per-machine locations with Windows %VAR% syntax; the parser expands +// those tokens (via ExpandEnvironmentStringsW) for members that denote a host +// filesystem path. Logical namespace identifiers (redirection keys, webcore +// endpoints) are taken literally and are never expanded. +// + +constexpr wchar_t k_env_name[] = L"M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR"; +constexpr wchar_t k_env_value[] = L"C:\\expanded"; + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, CaptureSnapshotExpandsLeadingToken) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "capture_snapshot": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\snap.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.capture_snapshot, u"C:\\expanded\\snap.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, PersistedStateExpandsToken) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "persisted_state": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\reg.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.persisted_state, u"C:\\expanded\\reg.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, DiagnosticLogExpandsToken) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "diagnostic_log": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\trace.log" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.diagnostic_log, u"C:\\expanded\\trace.log"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, FaultScriptExpandsToken) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "fault_script": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\fault.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.fault_script, u"C:\\expanded\\fault.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, TokenInMiddleExpands) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "capture_snapshot": "prefix\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\snap.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.capture_snapshot, u"prefix\\C:\\expanded\\snap.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, MultipleTokensExpand) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "capture_snapshot": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.capture_snapshot, u"C:\\expanded\\C:\\expanded"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, NoTokenReturnedUnchanged) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = + parse_pilcfg(R"({ "capture_snapshot": "C:\\literal\\snap.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.capture_snapshot, u"C:\\literal\\snap.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, UndefinedTokenLeftVerbatim) +{ + // No such variable is defined; ExpandEnvironmentStringsW leaves the token + // verbatim, and our specification preserves that behavior. + ::SetEnvironmentVariableW(L"M_PILCFG_NOT_DEFINED", nullptr); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "capture_snapshot": "%M_PILCFG_NOT_DEFINED%\\snap.xml" })"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.capture_snapshot, u"%M_PILCFG_NOT_DEFINED%\\snap.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, EmptyMemberStaysEmpty) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg(R"({ "capture_snapshot": "" })"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(cfg.capture_snapshot.empty()); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, WebcoreMaterializationDirExpands) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "webcore": { "materialization_dir": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\mat" } })"sv); + ASSERT_TRUE(cfg.webcore.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.webcore->materialization_dir, u"C:\\expanded\\mat"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, WebcoreFaultScriptExpands) +{ + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "webcore": { "fault_script": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\f.xml" } })"sv); + ASSERT_TRUE(cfg.webcore.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.webcore->fault_script, u"C:\\expanded\\f.xml"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, RedirectionKeysAreNotExpanded) +{ + // Redirection keys are logical namespace identifiers, not host paths, so a + // '%'-bearing key is preserved exactly. + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "redirections": [ { "from": "HKCU\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%", "to": "HKLM\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%" } ] })"sv); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.redirections.size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].first, u"HKCU\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.redirections[0].second, u"HKLM\\%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%"); +} + +TEST(PilcfgExpand, WebcoreEndpointsAreNotExpanded) +{ + // Endpoint identifiers are logical, not host paths; they are never expanded. + scoped_env_var const env(k_env_name, k_env_value); + auto const cfg = parse_pilcfg( + R"({ "webcore": { "endpoints": [ { "public": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\p", "private": "%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\q" } ] } })"sv); + ASSERT_TRUE(cfg.webcore.has_value()); + ASSERT_EQ(cfg.webcore->endpoints.size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.webcore->endpoints[0].first, u"%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\p"); + EXPECT_EQ(cfg.webcore->endpoints[0].second, u"%M_PILCFG_TEST_DIR%\\q"); +} diff --git a/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_session_snapshot.cpp b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_session_snapshot.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f9359a2d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/test/test_session_snapshot.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,237 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "pilcfg.h" +#include "session.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; +using m::mwin32_impl::build_platform_from_config; +using m::mwin32_impl::pilcfg; + +// +// Exercises the session's platform-selection logic (build_platform_from_config) +// directly, independent of the process-wide singleton and the host module's +// `.pilcfg` sidecar. The interesting new behavior is mode (c): when a persisted +// state file is configured the session must run against that snapshot. +// + +namespace +{ + constexpr auto k_subkey = L"M4_3_3_SessionSnapshot"sv; + constexpr auto k_age = 24u; + constexpr auto k_age_name = L"age"; + constexpr auto k_name = L"name"; + constexpr auto k_name_value = L"Joe"; + + // Produce a persisted-state XML file describing a small overlay and return + // its path. The caller owns deletion. + std::filesystem::path + write_snapshot_file() + { + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / + "m4_3_3_session_snapshot.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.create_key(k_subkey); + + k_app.set_value(k_age_name, k_age); + k_app.set_string_value(k_name, k_name_value); + + p.save(out); + return out; + } +} // namespace + +TEST(SessionSnapshotSelection, PersistedStateConfigBuildsSnapshotPlatform) +{ + auto const snapshot = write_snapshot_file(); + + pilcfg cfg; + cfg.persisted_state = snapshot.u16string(); + + auto iface = build_platform_from_config(cfg); + ASSERT_NE(iface, nullptr); + + m::pil::platform snap(std::move(iface)); + auto r = snap.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.open_key(k_subkey); + + EXPECT_EQ(k_app.get_uint32_value(L"age"sv), k_age); + EXPECT_EQ(k_app.get_string_value(L"name"sv), L"Joe"); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +TEST(SessionSnapshotSelection, EmptyPersistedStateBuildsLivePlatform) +{ + // With no persisted state the selection logic must build a normal layered + // platform (here: passthrough, since no flags are set) rather than a + // snapshot. We only assert a platform is produced; reading through it would + // touch the live registry. + pilcfg cfg; + auto iface = build_platform_from_config(cfg); + EXPECT_NE(iface, nullptr); +} + +namespace +{ + constexpr auto k_fault_subkey = L"M_FAULTCFG_App"sv; + + // Build a snapshot file holding HKCU with one materialized subkey so the + // fault layer runs over a deterministic, win32-free base world. + std::filesystem::path + write_fault_snapshot_file() + { + auto const out = + std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_faultcfg_session_snapshot.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = k1.create_key(k_fault_subkey); + app.set_value(L"seed"sv, 1u); + + p.save(out); + return out; + } + + // Discover the absolute path the fault decorator computes for a freshly + // created subkey of k_fault_subkey over the snapshot, so a parsed rule path + // matches exactly. (In snapshot mode HKCU has no rooted path, so a + // hand-authored "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\..." rule would not match.) + m::pil::key_path + probe_target_path(std::filesystem::path const& snapshot, wchar_t const* leaf) + { + auto underlying = m::pil::load_platform_interface(snapshot); + m::pil::fault_script empty; + m::pil::platform probe(m::pil::apply_fault_layer(underlying, empty)); + auto r = probe.get_registry(); + auto hk = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hk.open_key(k_fault_subkey); + return app.create_key(leaf).get_path(); + } + + // Write a single-rule file targeting create_key on + // target_path with the given action, and return its path. + std::filesystem::path + write_fault_script_file(m::pil::key_path const& target_path, wchar_t const* action) + { + auto const out = + std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_faultcfg_session_script.xml"; + + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + rule.append_attribute(L"operation").set_value(L"create_key"); + rule.append_attribute(L"path").set_value( + m::to_wstring(target_path.native().view()).c_str()); + rule.append_attribute(L"occurrence").set_value(L"1"); + rule.append_attribute(L"action").set_value(action); + doc.save_file(out.native().c_str()); + + return out; + } +} // namespace + +// M-FAULTCFG-2: a .pilcfg that names a fault script layers the fault platform +// over the selected base stack, so a configured operation fails with the +// scripted error. +TEST(SessionFaultSelection, FaultScriptConfigLayersFaultPlatform) +{ + auto const snapshot = write_fault_snapshot_file(); + auto const target = probe_target_path(snapshot, L"Target"); + auto const script = write_fault_script_file(target, L"access_denied"); + + pilcfg cfg; + cfg.persisted_state = snapshot.u16string(); + cfg.fault_script = script.u16string(); + + m::pil::platform p(build_platform_from_config(cfg)); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hk = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hk.open_key(k_fault_subkey); + + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(app.create_key(L"Target"sv)), m::access_denied); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(script, ec); +} + +// M-FAULTCFG-2: a fault script that cannot be loaded (file absent) leaves the +// base stack unwrapped rather than breaking the host — tolerant load. +TEST(SessionFaultSelection, MissingFaultScriptLeavesBaseUnwrapped) +{ + auto const snapshot = write_fault_snapshot_file(); + + pilcfg cfg; + cfg.persisted_state = snapshot.u16string(); + cfg.fault_script = + (std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_faultcfg_does_not_exist.xml").u16string(); + + m::pil::platform p(build_platform_from_config(cfg)); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hk = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hk.open_key(k_fault_subkey); + + // No fault layer was applied, so the operation succeeds normally. + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.create_key(L"Target"sv))); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULTCFG-2: a malformed fault script (valid file, invalid grammar) is also +// tolerated — the base stack is returned unwrapped. +TEST(SessionFaultSelection, MalformedFaultScriptLeavesBaseUnwrapped) +{ + auto const snapshot = write_fault_snapshot_file(); + + auto const bad_script = + std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_faultcfg_bad_script.xml"; + { + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + // Missing required attributes (operation/path/occurrence/action). + rule.append_attribute(L"bogus").set_value(L"1"); + doc.save_file(bad_script.native().c_str()); + } + + pilcfg cfg; + cfg.persisted_state = snapshot.u16string(); + cfg.fault_script = bad_script.u16string(); + + m::pil::platform p(build_platform_from_config(cfg)); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hk = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hk.open_key(k_fault_subkey); + + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.create_key(L"Target"sv))); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(bad_script, ec); +} diff --git a/src/include/m/utility/exception.h b/src/include/m/utility/exception.h index d8ac8546..593713f0 100644 --- a/src/include/m/utility/exception.h +++ b/src/include/m/utility/exception.h @@ -224,6 +224,49 @@ namespace m } }; + /// + /// The `m::access_denied` class is thrown when the underlying platform + /// refuses an operation because the caller lacks the required rights. It + /// mirrors the operating system "access denied" status (for example + /// ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED on Windows), which is the most common registry + /// failure a consumer must be prepared to handle. + /// + class access_denied : public m::runtime_error + { + public: + access_denied(std::string const& what_arg): m::runtime_error(what_arg) {} + access_denied(char const* what_arg): m::runtime_error(what_arg) {} + access_denied(access_denied const& other) noexcept: m::runtime_error(other) {} + + access_denied& + operator=(access_denied const& other) + { + m::runtime_error::operator=(other); + return *this; + } + }; + + /// + /// The `m::out_of_resources` class is thrown when the underlying platform + /// cannot complete an operation because a resource has been exhausted (for + /// example memory, handles, or quota). It mirrors transient operating + /// system "insufficient resources" statuses. + /// + class out_of_resources : public m::runtime_error + { + public: + out_of_resources(std::string const& what_arg): m::runtime_error(what_arg) {} + out_of_resources(char const* what_arg): m::runtime_error(what_arg) {} + out_of_resources(out_of_resources const& other) noexcept: m::runtime_error(other) {} + + out_of_resources& + operator=(out_of_resources const& other) + { + m::runtime_error::operator=(other); + return *this; + } + }; + class assertion_failure { public: diff --git a/src/libraries/csv/include/m/csv/field_quoter.h b/src/libraries/csv/include/m/csv/field_quoter.h index 66baae48..9d272b78 100644 --- a/src/libraries/csv/include/m/csv/field_quoter.h +++ b/src/libraries/csv/include/m/csv/field_quoter.h @@ -13,9 +13,11 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include +#include using namespace std::string_view_literals; @@ -108,7 +110,17 @@ namespace m } else { - *outit++ = static_cast(ch); + // + // The output element type may be wider than a byte (for example a + // char16_t container). Truncate to a byte first, then widen explicitly + // to the destination element type so the assignment is not an implicit + // conversion between distinct character types. Output-only iterators + // expose a void value type, in which case char8_t is used. + // + using out_deduced_t = m::iterator_value_type_t; + using out_byte_t = + std::conditional_t, char8_t, out_deduced_t>; + *outit++ = static_cast(static_cast(ch)); } } diff --git a/src/libraries/filesystem/src/platforms/windows/windows_loadstore.cpp b/src/libraries/filesystem/src/platforms/windows/windows_loadstore.cpp index 162bc08b..7cfdd86c 100644 --- a/src/libraries/filesystem/src/platforms/windows/windows_loadstore.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/filesystem/src/platforms/windows/windows_loadstore.cpp @@ -71,6 +71,11 @@ namespace bytes_to_read = m::to(std::min(bytes_to_read, buffer_remaining)); + // If there's nothing left to read (empty file, or we've read + // exactly file_size bytes), exit before dereferencing end(). + if (bytes_to_read == 0) + break; + DWORD bytes_read{}; if (!::ReadFile(get(), &*out_it, bytes_to_read, &bytes_read, nullptr)) diff --git a/src/libraries/math/CHECKLIST.md.backup b/src/libraries/math/CHECKLIST.md.backup deleted file mode 100644 index a3a6c663..00000000 --- a/src/libraries/math/CHECKLIST.md.backup +++ /dev/null @@ -1,338 +0,0 @@ -# Math Library Code Review Checklist - -This checklist contains findings from the review of the `src/libraries/math` library, which provides safe integer arithmetic operations with overflow checking (Layer 0 foundation). - -## Critical Priority Issues - -### 1. ~~BUGGY Code - Signed + Signed Operations~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Lines**: 613-680 (updated) -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Correct overflow detection now implemented -- **Changes Made**: - - **Addition**: Now checks for positive overflow `(r > 0 && l > max - r)` and negative overflow `(r < 0 && l < min - r)` before performing the operation - - **Subtraction**: Now checks for positive overflow `(r < 0 && l > max + r)` and negative overflow `(r > 0 && l < min + r)` before performing the operation - - Both operations now detect overflow using mathematically sound conditions before the operation occurs -- **Tests Added**: Created `src/libraries/math/test/signed_signed_to_signed.cpp` with 10 comprehensive test cases covering: - - Basic addition and subtraction - - Positive overflow cases (INT_MAX + 1, INT_MAX - INT_MIN, etc.) - - Negative overflow cases (INT_MIN - 1, INT_MIN - INT_MAX, etc.) - - Mixed sign operations - - Different sized types - - Narrowing results -- **Previous Issue**: - - Line 619: `add()` overflow check `if ((rv < l) || (rv < r) || ...)` was incorrect for signed addition - - Line 635: `subtract()` overflow check `if (r > l)` was wrong - signed subtraction can overflow even when r < l (e.g., `INT_MIN - 1`) - - The logic didn't handle negative overflow cases properly - -### 2. ~~BUGGY Code - Signed + Unsigned Operations~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Lines**: 556-658 (updated) -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Correct overflow detection now implemented -- **Changes Made**: - - **Addition**: - - Handles negative l by computing `r - |l|` with special case for INT_MIN (can't negate safely) - - Handles non-negative l by treating as unsigned + unsigned addition - - Properly detects when result would be negative (throws overflow_error) - - **Subtraction**: - - If `l < 0`, throws immediately (l - r always negative) - - If `l >= 0`, checks if `l_as_unsigned < promoted_r` to detect negative results - - Much simpler and correct logic -- **Tests Added**: Created `src/libraries/math/test/signed_unsigned_to_unsigned.cpp` with 10 comprehensive test cases covering: - - Basic addition and subtraction - - Negative signed values (including cases that should succeed: -5 + 10 = 5) - - INT_MIN edge cases (INT_MIN + abs(INT_MIN) = 0) - - Positive overflow detection - - All subtraction scenarios (negative l, l < r, l >= r) - - Different sized types - - Narrowing results -- **Previous Issue**: - - Line 578: `add()` overflow check `if ((rv < l) || (rv < r) || ...)` was meaningless when l is negative - - Line 592: `subtract()` had incorrect overflow logic with `if (r > l)` comparing signed with unsigned - -### 3. ~~Unreachable Code in Negation~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Lines**: 770-792 (updated) -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Removed debugging artifact that caused unreachable code -- **Changes Made**: - - Removed the early `throw std::overflow_error("v");` at line 779 that made lines 780-791 unreachable - - Function now properly checks for the special case (negating most negative intmax_t) before proceeding - - Added clarifying comment explaining when signed->unsigned negation can succeed -- **Previous Issue**: - - The function `unary_safe_math_helper::negate()` threw immediately, making the special case handling and general implementation unreachable - - This was clearly a debugging artifact left in the code - -### 4. ~~Missing Division Implementation~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Division implemented for all specializations -- **Changes Made**: - - Implemented `divide()` method in all 7 `safe_math_helper` specializations: - 1. **unsigned / unsigned → unsigned**: Checks division by zero, uses try_cast for result - 2. **unsigned / unsigned → signed**: Delegates to unsigned/unsigned, then casts to signed - 3. **unsigned / signed → unsigned**: Rejects negative divisors (would give negative result) - 4. **unsigned / signed → signed**: Handles negative divisors correctly, including INT_MIN - 5. **signed / unsigned → unsigned**: Rejects negative dividends (would give negative result) - 6. **signed / unsigned → signed**: Handles negative dividends including INT_MIN - 7. **signed / signed → signed**: Checks division by zero and INT_MIN / -1 overflow - - All implementations check for division by zero - - Special handling for INT_MIN / -1 (classic signed overflow case) - - Proper sign handling for mixed-sign divisions -- **Tests Added**: Created `src/libraries/math/test/test_division.cpp` with 80+ test cases covering: - - All 7 division specializations - - Division by zero detection - - INT_MIN / -1 overflow case - - Negative divisors and dividends - - Division by 1 and by itself - - Different sized types - - Max value edge cases -- **Previous Issue**: - - No implementation of `divide()` in any `safe_math_helper` specialization - - Would cause linker errors if anyone tried to use division - -### 5. ~~Missing Multiplication Implementations~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - All 6 missing specializations now implemented -- **Changes Made**: - - ✅ **unsigned × unsigned → signed**: Delegates to unsigned×unsigned, then casts to signed using try_cast - - ✅ **unsigned × signed → unsigned**: Checks for negative multiplier (would give negative result), performs unsigned×unsigned when positive - - ✅ **unsigned × signed → signed**: Handles positive multipliers as unsigned×unsigned, negative multipliers by computing magnitude then negating with special handling for INT_MIN - - ✅ **signed × unsigned → unsigned**: Rejects negative multiplicands (would give negative result), treats positive as unsigned×unsigned - - ✅ **signed × unsigned → signed**: Handles both positive and negative multiplicands, uses magnitude calculations with proper negation - - ✅ **signed × signed → signed**: Handles all sign combinations (+×+, +×-, -×+, -×-) by working with absolute values, checking overflow, then applying correct sign; checks for INT_MIN × -1 overflow -- **Tests Added**: Created `src/libraries/math/test/test_multiplication.cpp` with comprehensive tests: - - All 7 multiplication specializations tested - - Basic multiplication for all type combinations - - Multiplication by zero, by one - - Negative value handling (rejection or proper sign application) - - Overflow detection including INT_MIN × -1, INT_MIN × 2, large value multiplications - - Sign combination testing (positive×negative, negative×negative, etc.) -- **Implementation Pattern**: All implementations use division-back overflow detection: `(prod / l) != r || (prod / r) != l` -- **Previous Issue**: - - Only 1 of 7 needed specializations was implemented (unsigned×unsigned→unsigned) - - Would cause linker errors for signed multiplication or mixed-sign multiplication - -## High Priority Issues - -### 6. ~~Generic Exception Messages~~ [SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: 🔄 **SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED** - Key exception messages now use std::format with rich context -- **Changes Made**: - - Added `` header for C++20 std::format support - - **Updated messages include**: - - **Division by zero**: Now shows "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero" - - **Addition overflow**: "m::math::add overflow: {l} + {r} = {result} exceeds maximum representable value" - - **Subtraction overflow**: "m::math::subtract overflow: {l} - {r} would be negative (unsigned types cannot represent negative values)" - - **Multiplication overflow**: "m::math::multiply overflow: {l} × {r} exceeds maximum representable value" - - **Negative to unsigned**: "m::math overflow: operation with negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type" - - **Magnitude overflow**: "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits" - - **Pattern established**: Messages follow format "m::math::{operation} overflow: {specific context}" - - **Reduced generic messages**: From ~50 generic "integer overflow" messages to ~31, with most critical paths updated -- **Remaining Work**: - - ~31 generic "integer overflow" messages remain in less common code paths - - These could be updated with more specific context as usage patterns emerge - - Current state provides significant debugging improvement over original -- **Previous Issue**: - - All exceptions threw generic `std::overflow_error("integer overflow")` without context - - Made debugging very difficult; couldn't tell which operation or value caused the overflow - -### 7. ~~Single-Character Exception Messages~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - All single-character exception messages replaced with descriptive text -- **Changes Made**: - - Replaced all `std::overflow_error("v")` messages with descriptive context - - New message: "m::math::negate overflow: value cannot be negated in target type" - - Provides clear indication of the operation (negation) and the problem (incompatible types) -- **Previous Issue**: - - Many exceptions threw `std::overflow_error("v")` - just the letter "v" - - Completely uninformative error messages - -### 8. ~~C-Style Casts Used~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Replaced 60 of 68 static_cast instances with proper m:: casting functions -- **Changes Made**: - - **Replaced with m::cast<>()**: 60 instances of provably safe widening conversions - - Conversions to `uintmax_t` from smaller unsigned types - - Conversions to `intmax_t` from smaller signed types - - Absolute value computations - - Compile-time constant calculations (INT_MAX + 1) - - Ternary expressions with negation - - Variable assignments from computed values - - **Documented all remaining static_cast uses**: Added comments explaining why each is appropriate - - `common_type_t` conversions (4 uses): Type determined by traits, varies by context - - Complex constexpr computations (3 uses): Computing `abs(INT_MIN)` as compile-time constant - - Final result narrowing (1 use): Checked by caller logic - - **Already using m::to<>()**: Final narrowing conversions properly use m::to<> or m::try_cast<> - - **Reduction**: From 68 static_cast instances to 8 (88% improvement) -- **All remaining static_cast uses documented and appropriate**: - - **common_type_t conversions** (4 uses): Commented as "Intentional: common_type_t determined by type traits" - - **Complex constexpr computations** (3 uses): Commented as "Intentional: Computing abs(INT_MIN) = INT_MAX + 1 as constexpr" - - **Final result cast** (1 use): Commented as "Intentional: Final result narrowing checked by caller" -- **Pattern established and followed**: Use `m::cast<>()` for all safe widening conversions, `m::to<>()` for narrowing (already done), document intentional `static_cast<>()` uses -- **Previous Issue**: - - Extensive use of `static_cast<>()` for arithmetic conversions instead of `m::to<>()` or `m::cast<>()` - - Violated project's own casting guidelines from `.github/instructions/cxx.instructions.md` - -### 9. ~~Typo in Comments~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - All typos corrected -- **Changes Made**: - - Fixed 6 instances of incorrect spelling: - - 3 instances of "2s compliment" → "2's complement" - - 3 instances of "2s complement" → "2's complement" - - All references to two's complement arithmetic now use correct spelling - - Verified no other common spelling errors exist in the file -- **Previous Issue**: - - Multiple instances of "2s compliment" should be "2's complement" - - Documentation quality issue - -## Medium Priority Issues - -### 10. ~~Incomplete Test Coverage~~ [RESOLVED] -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/test/exercise_negation.cpp` -- **Status**: ✅ **FIXED** - Comprehensive test suite now implemented -- **Changes Made**: - - Created `test_addition.cpp` with 40+ test cases covering: - - All 7 type combinations (unsigned+unsigned, unsigned+signed, signed+unsigned, signed+signed) - - Both unsigned and signed result types - - Edge cases: zero, max values, min values, overflow detection - - All integer sizes (int8_t through int64_t, uint8_t through uint64_t) - - Narrowing conversions with overflow detection - - Created `test_subtraction.cpp` with 50+ test cases covering: - - All 7 type combinations for subtraction operations - - Negative result detection for unsigned types - - Edge cases: subtract self, subtract zero, max/min values - - All integer sizes and narrowing conversions - - Overflow in both positive and negative directions - - Created `test_negation.cpp` with 40+ test cases covering: - - Signed→signed, signed→unsigned, unsigned→signed, unsigned→unsigned - - INT_MIN special case (cannot be negated in same type) - - Zero negation (always safe) - - All integer sizes - - Mixed-size negations (narrow to wide, wide to narrow) - - Double negation tests - - Updated CMakeLists.txt to include all new test files -- **Test Coverage Summary**: - - **Total new test cases**: 130+ - - **Addition tests**: 40+ cases - - **Subtraction tests**: 50+ cases - - **Negation tests**: 40+ cases - - **Multiplication tests**: 100+ cases (from previous work) - - **Division tests**: 80+ cases (from previous work) - - **Grand total**: 400+ test cases across all operations -- **Previous Issue**: - - Test file was nearly empty (lines 16-29 defined a template but no actual tests) - - No verification of negation operations - - Limited coverage for addition and subtraction - -### 11. Test Code Commented Out -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/test/add_unsigned_signed_to_unsigned.cpp` -- **Lines**: 74-196 are commented with `#if 0` -- **Issue**: Large amount of test code is disabled -- **Impact**: MEDIUM - Reduced test coverage -- **Recommendation**: Either complete and enable these tests or remove them - -### 12. Incomplete Functor Tests -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/test/safe_integers_addition_functor.cpp` -- **Issue**: Only defines operator+ for `T::U8` (lines 32-36) but doesn't define for other types -- **Impact**: MEDIUM - Limited test coverage of the functor system -- **Recommendation**: Either expand tests or rely on the macros in `integer_functor_macros.h` - -### 13. Optimization Comments Not Addressed -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Lines**: 114-118, 247-258 -- **Issue**: Comments mention obvious optimizations but haven't been implemented -- **Details**: - - Line 114: "There are obvious optimizations for multiplications of smaller domains" - - Line 247: "There are, perhaps, useful specializations which do not use full uintmax_t and intmax_t" -- **Impact**: LOW - Performance not critical yet, but should be tracked -- **Recommendation**: Either implement optimizations or remove comments if not planned - -### 14. Complex Loop Logic -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -- **Lines**: 296-314, 396-414, 497-515 -- **Issue**: Complex "loop" constructs that "will only execute at most once" per comments -- **Impact**: LOW - Confusing code that could be simplified -- **Details**: Written as loops "to avoid encoding 2s complement assumptions" but C++20 guarantees 2's complement -- **Recommendation**: Since C++20 mandates 2's complement (line 320 acknowledges this), simplify to non-loop code - -### 15. Warning Suppressions in Tests -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/test/add_unsigned_unsigned_to_unsigned.cpp` -- **Lines**: Multiple `#pragma warning(suppress : 4127)` throughout -- **Issue**: Suppressing "conditional expression is constant" warnings -- **Impact**: LOW - Test quality -- **Recommendation**: Use `if constexpr` instead of `if` for compile-time constant conditions - -## Low Priority Issues - -### 16. Inconsistent Type Naming -- **Files**: `functors.h` (lines 111, 124, 140, 156, 173), `integer_functor_macros.h` (lines 16-27) -- **Issue**: Duplicate enum definitions across files (`m::U8`, `m::I8`, etc. vs `T::U8`, `T::I8`, etc.) -- **Impact**: LOW - Potential confusion -- **Recommendation**: Consolidate to single definition or document the pattern - -### 17. Empty Functor Base Class -- **File**: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/functors.h` -- **Lines**: 20-24 -- **Issue**: `struct functor` is empty with comment "// empty for now" -- **Impact**: LOW - Design uncertainty -- **Recommendation**: Either add members/documentation or keep as marker interface - -### 18. Documentation Gaps -- **Files**: All header files -- **Issue**: Sparse documentation on the mathematical model and API usage -- **Impact**: LOW - Usability -- **Details**: The file headers have good high-level explanations but individual functions lack doxygen-style comments -- **Recommendation**: Add doxygen comments for all public APIs - -## Design Questions / Discussion Points - -### 19. Library Completeness -- **Question**: Is this library intended to be incomplete (prototype/WIP)? -- **Evidence**: - - Multiple BUGGY markers - - Missing implementations (divide, multiply variants) - - Empty test files - - Header comment (line 64): "This library is incomplete and can use fleshing out" -- **Recommendation**: Document the library status and create a roadmap for completion - -### 20. Performance vs Correctness Trade-off -- **Question**: Should the library prioritize absolute correctness over performance? -- **Details**: Current approach always promotes to `uintmax_t`/`intmax_t` which is thorough but potentially slow -- **Recommendation**: Consider template specializations for smaller types once correctness is established - -### 21. Exception Type Choice -- **Question**: Should the library use custom exception types instead of `std::overflow_error`? -- **Details**: Custom types would allow catching math-specific errors vs general overflow errors -- **Recommendation**: Consider `m::math::overflow_error` derived from `std::overflow_error` - -## Summary Statistics - -- **Critical Issues**: 5 - **ALL RESOLVED ✅** - - ✅ Issue #1: BUGGY Signed + Signed Operations - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #2: BUGGY Signed + Unsigned Operations - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #3: Unreachable Code in Negation - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #4: Missing Division Implementation - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #5: Missing Multiplication Implementations - RESOLVED -- **High Priority**: 4 - **ALL ADDRESSED ✅** - - 🔄 Issue #6: Generic Exception Messages - SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED - - ✅ Issue #7: Single-Character Exception Messages - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #8: C-Style Casts Used - RESOLVED - - ✅ Issue #9: Typo in Comments - RESOLVED -- **Medium Priority**: 6 - **1 Resolved, 5 Remaining** - - ✅ Issue #10: Incomplete Test Coverage - RESOLVED - - Issue #11: Test Code Commented Out - - Issue #12: Incomplete Functor Tests - - Issue #13: Optimization Comments Not Addressed - - Issue #14: Complex Loop Logic - - Issue #15: Warning Suppressions in Tests -- **Low Priority**: 3 (naming, documentation, design) - -## Recommended Order of Fixes - -1. Fix BUGGY signed arithmetic (Issues #1, #2) - **BLOCKS CORRECTNESS** -2. Remove unreachable code in negation (Issue #3) -3. Implement or remove divide (Issue #4) -4. Implement missing multiply specializations (Issue #5) -5. Improve exception messages (Issues #6, #7) -6. Expand test coverage (Issues #10, #11, #12) -7. Address code style issues (Issues #8, #9, #14, #15) -8. Documentation and design cleanup (remaining issues) diff --git a/src/libraries/math/FIX_ISSUE_2.md b/src/libraries/math/FIX_ISSUE_2.md deleted file mode 100644 index 23ad4c2d..00000000 --- a/src/libraries/math/FIX_ISSUE_2.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,150 +0,0 @@ -# Fix for Issue #2: BUGGY Signed + Unsigned Operations - -This document describes the fix that needs to be applied to `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` for the signed + unsigned -> unsigned operations (lines 556-596). - -## Location -File: `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -Lines: ~563-596 (the `safe_math_helper` specialization) - -## Problem -The current implementation has two BUGGY operations: -1. **Addition**: The check `if ((rv < l) || (rv < r) || ...)` is meaningless when `l` is negative (comparing signed to result) -2. **Subtraction**: The check `if (r > l)` fails to catch all overflow cases and the subsequent logic is also buggy - -## Solution - -Replace the entire body of the `safe_math_helper` struct (where LeftT=signed, RightT=unsigned, ResultT=unsigned) with: - -```cpp -struct safe_math_helper -{ - static constexpr ResultT - add(LeftT l, RightT r) - { - // - // Adding signed + unsigned with unsigned result. - // If l is negative, the mathematical result is negative or zero, - // which can only be represented in unsigned if the result is exactly zero. - // - // If l is non-negative, we can safely cast it to unsigned and perform - // unsigned + unsigned addition with overflow checking. - // - - if (l < 0) - { - // l is negative, r is unsigned. - // The mathematical result is r + l where l < 0. - // This is effectively r - |l|. - // - // Handle the special case where l is the most negative value - if (l == (std::numeric_limits::min)()) - { - // We can't safely negate this value, so we need special handling - // Result = r - |min| - // This can only succeed if r >= |min| - constexpr uintmax_t abs_min = - static_cast(-(static_cast( - (std::numeric_limits::min)()) + 1)) + 1; - - auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); - - if (promoted_r < abs_min) - { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); - } - - return m::try_cast(promoted_r - abs_min); - } - - // l is negative but not the most negative value, so we can negate it - auto abs_l = static_cast(-static_cast(l)); - auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); - - if (promoted_r < abs_l) - { - // Result would be negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); - } - - return m::try_cast(promoted_r - abs_l); - } - - // l is non-negative, so we can treat this as unsigned + unsigned - auto l_as_unsigned = static_cast(l); - auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); - - auto sum = l_as_unsigned + promoted_r; - - // Check for unsigned overflow - if (sum < l_as_unsigned || sum < promoted_r) - { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); - } - - return m::try_cast(sum); - } - - static constexpr ResultT - subtract(LeftT l, RightT r) - { - // - // Subtracting unsigned from signed with unsigned result. - // Mathematical result is l - r. - // This must be non-negative to fit in an unsigned type. - // - - if (l < 0) - { - // l is negative, so l - r is definitely negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); - } - - // l is non-negative - auto l_as_unsigned = static_cast(l); - auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); - - if (l_as_unsigned < promoted_r) - { - // Result would be negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); - } - - auto diff = l_as_unsigned - promoted_r; - - return m::try_cast(diff); - } -}; -``` - -## Key Changes - -### Addition (`add` function): -1. **Removed buggy common_type_t logic** - The old code promoted to a signed common type and then tried to check overflow with `rv < l` which is meaningless when l is negative -2. **Split into two cases**: - - **Negative l**: Treat as `r - |l|` with proper handling for INT_MIN - - **Non-negative l**: Treat as unsigned + unsigned addition -3. **Proper overflow detection**: Check if `r < |l|` before subtraction (would give negative result) - -### Subtraction (`subtract` function): -1. **Removed buggy logic** - The old code only checked `if (r > l)` which compared signed with unsigned incorrectly -2. **Simplified logic**: - - If `l < 0`, the result is always negative, so throw immediately - - If `l >= 0`, convert both to unsigned and check if `l_as_unsigned < promoted_r` -3. **Proper overflow detection**: Catches all cases where result would be negative - -## Testing -Comprehensive tests have been added in `src/libraries/math/test/signed_unsigned_to_unsigned.cpp` covering: -- Basic addition and subtraction -- Negative signed values -- INT_MIN edge cases -- Overflow detection -- Different sized types -- Narrowing conversions - -## Manual Application -If the automated replacement fails, manually: -1. Open `src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h` -2. Find the specialization starting at line ~559: `struct safe_math_helper` where the requires clause has `std::is_signed_v && std::is_unsigned_v && std::is_unsigned_v` -3. Remove everything from the opening `{` on line ~564 to the closing `};` on line ~596 -4. Replace with the code above -5. Save the file diff --git a/src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h b/src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h index 37d3a2c7..38577590 100644 --- a/src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h +++ b/src/libraries/math/include/m/math/math.h @@ -3,17 +3,9 @@ #pragma once -#include -#include -#include #include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include +#include #include -#include #include #include @@ -78,6 +70,60 @@ namespace m template struct unary_safe_math_helper; + namespace detail + { + // + // Centralized overflow / domain-error reporting for the safe-math + // operations. Following the C++ standard library convention (see + // microsoft/STL, e.g. "stoi argument out of range"), each message + // is a concise static string that names the operation and the + // failing condition, with no runtime values formatted in. + // + // These are the single source of truth for the operations' + // exception text. Changing any of these strings is an observable, + // breaking change. + // + // They are intentionally not constexpr: like the std::overflow_error + // constructor they invoke, they are only ever reached on the error + // path, which is never part of a constant expression. + // + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_add_overflow() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::add result out of range"); + } + + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_subtract_overflow() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::subtract result out of range"); + } + + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_multiply_overflow() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::multiply result out of range"); + } + + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_divide_by_zero() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::divide division by zero"); + } + + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_divide_overflow() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::divide result out of range"); + } + + [[noreturn]] inline void + throw_negate_overflow() + { + throw std::overflow_error("m::math::negate result out of range"); + } + } + // // Handle (unsigned [op] unsigned) -> unsigned // @@ -95,9 +141,7 @@ namespace m auto const rv = uintmax_t{lmax + rmax}; if ((rv < lmax) || (rv < rmax)) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::add overflow: {} + {} = {} exceeds maximum representable value", - lmax, rmax, rv)); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(rv); } @@ -106,9 +150,7 @@ namespace m subtract(LeftT l, RightT r) { if (r > l) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::subtract overflow: {} - {} would be negative (unsigned types cannot represent negative values)", - static_cast(l), static_cast(r))); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); auto lmax = uintmax_t{l}; auto rmax = uintmax_t{r}; @@ -145,9 +187,7 @@ namespace m if ((prod / lmax) != r || (prod / rmax) != l) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: {} × {} exceeds maximum representable value", - lmax, rmax)); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::to(prod); @@ -157,9 +197,7 @@ namespace m divide(LeftT l, RightT r) { if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero ({} / 0)", - static_cast(l))); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); // For unsigned division, overflow can only occur if the result // doesn't fit in ResultT. Division by non-zero always produces @@ -318,7 +356,7 @@ namespace m uintmax_t const sum = promoted_l + r_as_unsigned; if ((sum < promoted_l) || (sum < r_as_unsigned)) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(sum); } @@ -341,7 +379,7 @@ namespace m constexpr uintmax_t subtrahend = static_cast((std::numeric_limits::max)()); if (subtrahend > promoted_l) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); promoted_l -= subtrahend; promoted_r += (std::numeric_limits::max)(); @@ -355,7 +393,7 @@ namespace m uintmax_t that_which_remains = static_cast(-promoted_r); if (that_which_remains > promoted_l) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); promoted_l -= that_which_remains; @@ -370,8 +408,7 @@ namespace m if (r == (std::numeric_limits::min)()) { // We can't overcome this case just throw - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::add overflow: cannot add most negative signed value")); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } // since r is not the most negative number, and we know since we're @@ -390,7 +427,7 @@ namespace m // positive answer, so if r > l, overflow. if (static_cast(r) > static_cast(l)) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); return m::to(static_cast(l) - static_cast(r)); } @@ -408,8 +445,7 @@ namespace m // r is non-zero and negative: product is negative, cannot fit in // an unsigned ResultT → overflow. if (r < 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math overflow: operation with negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); // r is positive, safe to cast to unsigned auto l_promoted = static_cast(l); @@ -420,7 +456,7 @@ namespace m // Check for overflow using division if (prod / l_promoted != r_as_unsigned || prod / r_as_unsigned != l_promoted) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(prod); @@ -432,8 +468,7 @@ namespace m // Unsigned / signed with unsigned result. if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); if (r < 0) @@ -444,10 +479,7 @@ namespace m // Dividing by negative gives negative result - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - - - "m::math overflow: operation with negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type")); + detail::throw_divide_overflow(); } // r is positive, safe to cast to unsigned @@ -493,7 +525,7 @@ namespace m uintmax_t const sum = promoted_r + l_as_unsigned; if ((sum < promoted_r) || (sum < l_as_unsigned)) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(sum); } @@ -513,7 +545,7 @@ namespace m // We're adding a negative, thus it's a subtrahend constexpr uintmax_t subtrahend = (std::numeric_limits::max)(); if (subtrahend > promoted_r) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); promoted_r -= subtrahend; promoted_l += (std::numeric_limits::max)(); @@ -529,7 +561,7 @@ namespace m constexpr uintmax_t max_neg = static_cast( -(static_cast((std::numeric_limits::min)()) + 1)) + 1; if (magnitude > max_neg) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); if (magnitude == max_neg) return (std::numeric_limits::min)(); return -m::try_cast(magnitude); @@ -582,7 +614,7 @@ namespace m // Guard against uintmax_t overflow of the magnitude sum. if (promoted_r > (std::numeric_limits::max)() - abs_l) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); return unary_safe_math_helper::negate(abs_l + promoted_r); } @@ -608,7 +640,7 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / l_as_unsigned != promoted_r || prod / promoted_r != l_as_unsigned) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(prod); @@ -628,13 +660,12 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / abs_min != promoted_r || prod / promoted_r != abs_min) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod > abs_min) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod == abs_min) @@ -651,7 +682,7 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / abs_l != promoted_r || prod / promoted_r != abs_l) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } // Negate and check it fits @@ -660,8 +691,7 @@ namespace m if (prod > max_negative) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod == max_negative) @@ -679,8 +709,7 @@ namespace m // Signed / unsigned with signed result. if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); auto promoted_l = static_cast(l); auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); @@ -765,7 +794,7 @@ namespace m uintmax_t const sum = promoted_l + r_as_unsigned; if ((sum < promoted_l) || (sum < r_as_unsigned)) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(sum); } @@ -785,7 +814,7 @@ namespace m // We're adding a negative, thus it's a subtrahend constexpr uintmax_t subtrahend = (std::numeric_limits::max)(); if (subtrahend > promoted_l) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); promoted_l -= subtrahend; promoted_r += (std::numeric_limits::max)(); @@ -806,7 +835,7 @@ namespace m constexpr uintmax_t max_neg = static_cast( -(static_cast((std::numeric_limits::min)()) + 1)) + 1; if (magnitude > max_neg) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); if (magnitude == max_neg) return (std::numeric_limits::min)(); return -m::try_cast(magnitude); @@ -828,7 +857,7 @@ namespace m { // |intmax_t::min()| overflows intmax_t and exceeds the // positive range of any signed ResultT, so always throw. - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } // C++20 guarantees two's complement, so negation is safe here. @@ -863,7 +892,7 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / promoted_l != r_as_unsigned || prod / r_as_unsigned != promoted_l) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(prod); @@ -883,15 +912,13 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / promoted_l != abs_min || prod / abs_min != promoted_l) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod > abs_min) - { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + { + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } - if (prod == abs_min) { return (std::numeric_limits::min)(); @@ -906,7 +933,7 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / promoted_l != abs_r || prod / abs_r != promoted_l) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } // Negate and check it fits @@ -915,8 +942,7 @@ namespace m if (prod > max_negative) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod == max_negative) @@ -934,8 +960,7 @@ namespace m // Unsigned / signed with signed result. if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); if (r < 0) { @@ -1019,7 +1044,7 @@ namespace m if (promoted_r < abs_min) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(promoted_r - abs_min); @@ -1032,7 +1057,7 @@ namespace m if (promoted_r < abs_l) { // Result would be negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(promoted_r - abs_l); @@ -1047,7 +1072,7 @@ namespace m // Check for unsigned overflow if (sum < l_as_unsigned || sum < promoted_r) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(sum); @@ -1065,7 +1090,7 @@ namespace m if (l < 0) { // l is negative, so l - r is definitely negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } // l is non-negative @@ -1075,7 +1100,7 @@ namespace m if (l_as_unsigned < promoted_r) { // Result would be negative - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } auto diff = l_as_unsigned - promoted_r; @@ -1101,10 +1126,7 @@ namespace m // Negative × positive = negative (cannot represent in unsigned) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - - - "m::math::multiply overflow: negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } // Both effectively unsigned now @@ -1116,7 +1138,7 @@ namespace m // Check overflow if (prod / l_as_unsigned != r_promoted || prod / r_promoted != l_as_unsigned) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(prod); @@ -1129,13 +1151,12 @@ namespace m // Result must be non-negative, so l must be non-negative. if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); if (l < 0) { // Negative / positive = negative (can't represent in unsigned) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_divide_overflow(); } // Both effectively unsigned now @@ -1181,12 +1202,12 @@ namespace m if (promoted_r > 0 && promoted_l > max_intmax - promoted_r) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } if (promoted_r < 0 && promoted_l < min_intmax - promoted_r) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } intmax_t const rv = promoted_l + promoted_r; @@ -1212,12 +1233,12 @@ namespace m if (promoted_r < 0 && promoted_l > max_intmax + promoted_r) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } if (promoted_r > 0 && promoted_l < min_intmax + promoted_r) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } intmax_t const rv = promoted_l - promoted_r; @@ -1265,7 +1286,7 @@ namespace m // Check for overflow in the multiplication itself if (prod / abs_l != abs_r || prod / abs_r != abs_l) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } // Check if the result fits in the signed range @@ -1276,8 +1297,7 @@ namespace m { if (prod > max_negative) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } if (prod == max_negative) @@ -1291,8 +1311,7 @@ namespace m { if (prod > max_positive) { - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: result magnitude exceeds target type limits")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(static_cast(prod)); @@ -1306,8 +1325,7 @@ namespace m // Special case: INT_MIN / -1 = overflow (result would be INT_MAX + 1) if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); auto promoted_l = static_cast(l); auto promoted_r = static_cast(r); @@ -1315,7 +1333,7 @@ namespace m // Check for INT_MIN / -1 if (promoted_l == (std::numeric_limits::min)() && promoted_r == -1) { - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_divide_overflow(); } auto quot = promoted_l / promoted_r; @@ -1365,7 +1383,7 @@ namespace m auto const sum = ul + ur; if (sum < ul || sum < ur) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(sum); } @@ -1373,7 +1391,7 @@ namespace m if (pl < 0 && pr < 0) { // Sum of two negatives is negative: not representable. - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); } // Mixed signs: the magnitudes partially cancel, so the sum is @@ -1381,7 +1399,7 @@ namespace m intmax_t const sum = pl + pr; if (sum < 0) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_add_overflow(); return m::try_cast(static_cast(sum)); } @@ -1394,7 +1412,7 @@ namespace m auto const pr = static_cast(r); if (pl < pr) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); // pl >= pr, so the mathematical result is non-negative. Compute // the magnitude in unsigned space, handling the case where the @@ -1417,7 +1435,7 @@ namespace m result = upl + abs_r; if (result < upl) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_subtract_overflow(); } else { @@ -1440,15 +1458,14 @@ namespace m // A negative product cannot be represented in an unsigned type. if ((pl < 0) != (pr < 0)) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::multiply overflow: negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type")); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); auto const abs_l = abs_to_unsigned(pl); auto const abs_r = abs_to_unsigned(pr); auto const prod = abs_l * abs_r; if (prod / abs_l != abs_r || prod / abs_r != abs_l) - throw std::overflow_error("integer overflow"); + detail::throw_multiply_overflow(); return m::try_cast(prod); } @@ -1457,8 +1474,7 @@ namespace m divide(LeftT l, RightT r) { if (r == 0) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: division by zero")); + detail::throw_divide_by_zero(); auto const pl = static_cast(l); auto const pr = static_cast(r); @@ -1475,8 +1491,7 @@ namespace m if (quot == 0) return 0; - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::divide overflow: negative value cannot be represented in unsigned result type")); + detail::throw_divide_overflow(); } return m::try_cast(quot); @@ -1496,8 +1511,7 @@ namespace m (std::numeric_limits::digits == std::numeric_limits::digits)) { // There is no way to negate the most negative intmax_t - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::negate overflow: value cannot be negated in target type")); + detail::throw_negate_overflow(); } // lazy implementation for other cases @@ -1525,8 +1539,7 @@ namespace m (std::numeric_limits::digits == std::numeric_limits::digits)) { // There is no way to negate the most negative intmax_t - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::negate overflow: value cannot be negated in target type")); + detail::throw_negate_overflow(); } // lazy implementation for other cases @@ -1554,8 +1567,7 @@ namespace m 1; if (vmax > negmax) - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::negate overflow: value cannot be negated in target type")); + detail::throw_negate_overflow(); if (vmax == negmax) return (std::numeric_limits::min)(); @@ -1577,8 +1589,7 @@ namespace m if (v == 0) return 0; - throw std::overflow_error(std::format( - "m::math::negate overflow: value cannot be negated in target type")); + detail::throw_negate_overflow(); } }; diff --git a/src/libraries/pe/CHECKLIST.md b/src/libraries/pe/CHECKLIST.md index 7e1544e2..132463cb 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pe/CHECKLIST.md +++ b/src/libraries/pe/CHECKLIST.md @@ -48,8 +48,11 @@ - [ ] **pe_decoder.h**: No const member functions for read-only access - All member data is public, so no accessors exist - **Recommendation**: After making members private, add const accessors + - **Blocked on item #1** (members are still public): const accessors can only be added once read-only access is funneled through accessors. Tracked under item #1. -- [ ] **loader_context.h line 98**: `unresolved_count()` is const (good) but needs verification other methods maintain const correctness +- [x] **loader_context.h line 98**: `unresolved_count()` is const (good) but needs verification other methods maintain const correctness + - Verified: `unresolved_count()`, `pe_record::name()`, `pe_record::not_found()` already const; `resolve()` correctly mutating/non-const. + - Fixed: `try_resolve()` (reads only `m_search_path`) and `for_each_not_found()` (reads only `m_resolved`) are read-only and are now `const`. ### 8. Magic Numbers and Hardcoded Values - [ ] **pe_decoder.cpp**: Contains inline magic numbers for directory entry indices diff --git a/src/libraries/pe/include/m/pe/loader_context.h b/src/libraries/pe/include/m/pe/loader_context.h index b0b36fb5..f90d62aa 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pe/include/m/pe/loader_context.h +++ b/src/libraries/pe/include/m/pe/loader_context.h @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ namespace m template void - for_each_not_found(Fn fn) + for_each_not_found(Fn fn) const { for (auto&& p: m_resolved) { @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ namespace m protected: std::optional - try_resolve(std::wstring_view name); + try_resolve(std::wstring_view name) const; std::queue m_pending; diff --git a/src/libraries/pe/src/loader_context.cpp b/src/libraries/pe/src/loader_context.cpp index a91bfdd5..3d16798b 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pe/src/loader_context.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pe/src/loader_context.cpp @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ m::pe::loader_context::unresolved_count() const } std::optional -m::pe::loader_context::try_resolve(std::wstring_view name) +m::pe::loader_context::try_resolve(std::wstring_view name) const { for (auto&& e: m_search_path) { diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md b/src/libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eb71334a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/CHECKLIST.md @@ -0,0 +1,368 @@ +# pil CHECKLIST + +Active work: **Hostable Web Core (HWC) isolation** — the third PIL surface (after registry and +filesystem), surfaced through the `mwin32` Win32 shim. Design rationale lives in +[DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) decisions **D-HWC-1 … D-HWC-7**, reusing the surface-neutral +decorator decisions **D1–D8**. The companion shim work (the `mWebCore*` entry points) lives in +the `mwin32` source-component — see the cross-component handoff at the end of Phase 1 and +[`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md`](../../Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md). + +Background — the filesystem surface (the second surface) is complete except for the +**M-FS-STREAMS** milestone at the bottom of this file. Its tier-1 (redirection-backed file +content) is now **active** and decomposed into dependency-ordered sub-items; the content +accessor (M-FS-STREAMS-1.1 / 1.2) is the cross-component unblocker for the `mwin32` +M-FS-CONTENT shim. Tier-2 (the alternate-data-stream sub-namespace) stays deferred. Registry +(first surface) is in [COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md](COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md). + +Orientation — how the HWC surface differs from the state surfaces (drives the milestone shapes): +- **HWC is an *engine* surface, not a state surface** (D-HWC-1). `hwebcore.dll` has no persistent + state to snapshot; its behavior comes from the config it *reads* and the network edge it + *binds*. So buffered / journaling are `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`; isolation is **composed** from the + filesystem / registry surfaces the engine reads. +- **Three flat C entry points** (verified against the SDK `um/hwebcore.h`): + `WebCoreActivate(PCWSTR appHostConfig, PCWSTR rootWebConfig, PCWSTR instanceName)`, + `WebCoreShutdown(DWORD fImmediate)`, `WebCoreSetMetadata(PCWSTR type, PCWSTR value)` — all + `HRESULT`. +- **Engine is bound via `LoadLibraryExW(LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_SYSTEM32)` + `GetProcAddress`** + (D-HWC-3), never statically imported; the three proc addresses are the test seam (a fake engine + is a different function-pointer triple — no IIS feature needed to test). +- **Single activation per process** (D-HWC-5); HWC has no handle in its ABI, so the session owns + the one instance token (no `handle_table`). +- **Config / registry isolation is by materialization (default) or opt-in module-scoped Detours + interception** (D-HWC-4, D-HWC-7); the network edge is a deferred `ihttp_listener` namespace + redirection (D-HWC-6). + +--- + +# Phase 1 — surface, live provider, decorator facets, mwin32 shims + +## Milestone M-HWC-IFACE — surface interfaces + null provider (D-HWC-1, D-HWC-2) + +- [x] M-HWC-IFACE-1: Add `webcore_interfaces.h` (`m::pil`): `iwebcore_instance` (opaque RAII + activation token; destruction shuts the instance down, like `ifilesystem_monitor_token`) and + `iwebcore` with the ec-primitive `activate(activate_flags, activation_request const&, + std::unique_ptr&, std::error_code&)` plus a thin throwing wrapper, and + `set_metadata(...)`. `activation_request` carries the app-host config and optional root-web + config as **`file_path`** values (paths in the isolated filesystem) plus the instance name. + Define `activate_flags` (e.g. `immediate_shutdown_on_release`) and an `activate_disposition` + whose only contractual non-success code is `already_activated`. Add `null_webcore` / + `null_webcore_instance` whose operations are `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`. +- [x] M-HWC-IFACE-2: Add `iplatform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags, std::shared_ptr&)` + to [platform_interfaces.h](include/m/pil/platform_interfaces.h) with a **default** that + yields `null_webcore` (mirrors the `get_filesystem` default, D9), plus the friendly + `get_webcore()` accessor that asserts a nominal disposition. Existing registry-only and + filesystem providers inherit the default unchanged. +- [x] M-HWC-IFACE-3: Add the public façade `m::pil::webcore_host` in a new `webcore.h` that + re-declares `activate_flags` bit-for-bit and maps them onto the interface enum (exactly as + `filesystem_monitor` / `registry_monitor` do), so the public header carries no + `iwebcore` dependency. +- [x] M-HWC-IFACE-4 (integration): Test that the null provider surfaces not-implemented through + the façade and that each existing decorator (passthrough/buffered/journaling/logging/fault/ + redirecting) forwards `get_webcore` to its underlying without crashing. + +## Milestone M-HWC-DIRECT — live Windows engine provider (D-HWC-3, D-HWC-5) + +- [x] M-HWC-DIRECT-1: Direct/Windows webcore provider with the **injectable function-pointer + seam** — a struct of `PFN_WEB_CORE_ACTIVATE` / `PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN` / + `PFN_WEB_CORE_SET_METADATA` — default-bound by `LoadLibraryExW` against the **absolute** + `system32\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll` path (resolve via `GetSystemDirectoryW` + `\inetsrv\`), + adding `inetsrv` to the dependency search (`AddDllDirectory` / `LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_DLL_LOAD_DIR`) + so the engine's sibling DLLs resolve — a bare-name `LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_SYSTEM32` load fails + `ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND` (verified). Finalize the exact search-flag combo here against the live + engine. `GetProcAddress` the three entries; `FreeLibrary` on provider teardown; module handle + is provider-owned (loaded once on first `activate`). +- [x] M-HWC-DIRECT-2: `activate` → `WebCoreActivate`; token destructor → `WebCoreShutdown(fImmediate)`. + Map `HRESULT` → `std::error_code` / `disposition`: `HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING)` + → `already_activated` disposition; `ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE` handled on shutdown. (A new + `HRESULT`↔`ec` helper, sibling to the registry `ec`→`LSTATUS` mapping.) +- [x] M-HWC-DIRECT-3: Enforce single activation in the provider (holds the one live instance; a + second `activate` yields `already_activated` without calling the engine twice). +- [x] M-HWC-DIRECT-4: `set_metadata` → `WebCoreSetMetadata(type, value)`. +- [x] M-HWC-DIRECT-5 (integration): Fake-engine test (inject a function-pointer triple) drives + activate / already-activated / shutdown / set_metadata lifecycle end to end — no IIS feature + installed. + +## Milestone M-HWC-FACETS — decorator facets (D-HWC-1) + +- [x] M-HWC-FACETS-1: Passthrough forwards `get_webcore` to the underlying platform. +- [x] M-HWC-FACETS-2: Logging facet traces `activate` / `shutdown` / `set_metadata` as a side + diagnostic (D6 — records nothing into any persisted artifact). +- [x] M-HWC-FACETS-3: Fault facet injects `activate` `HRESULT` failures via the D8 counted-rule + script (Nth activation fails with a mapped foundation exception / ec). +- [x] M-HWC-FACETS-4: Buffered and journaling `get_webcore` return `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` (an engine + is not snapshotted — documented per D-HWC-1). +- [x] M-HWC-FACETS-5 (integration): Redirecting maps the config `file_path` public↔private on the + way into `activate`; integration test exercises the fake engine through the + passthrough / logging / fault / redirecting facets. + > **➡ CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF:** the `mWebCore*` shim entry points are next, in component + > `src/Windows/libraries/mwin32` → milestone `M-HWC-SHIM`. See + > [`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md`](../../Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md). + +--- + +# Phase 2 — config / registry isolation for the un-shimmed engine (D-HWC-4, D-HWC-7) + +## Milestone M-HWC-MATERIALIZE — config projection bridge (D-HWC-4 default path) + +- [x] M-HWC-MATERIALIZE-1: On `activate`, resolve the config `file_path` through the isolated + `ifilesystem`, read its bytes, parse `applicationHost.config`, project every `physicalPath` / + content root from the isolated FS into a real per-instance temp dir, rewrite the paths, and + write the rewritten config to a real path before calling `WebCoreActivate`. Token destructor + shuts down and deletes the projection. Document the materialization isolation boundary. +- [x] M-HWC-MATERIALIZE-2 (integration): Buffered filesystem holding a minimal + `applicationHost.config` → assert the materialization reads/rewrites/projects correctly and + the fake engine is handed real paths. + +## Milestone M-HWC-INTERCEPT — module-scoped interception (D-HWC-4 opt-in, D-HWC-7) + +- [x] M-HWC-INTERCEPT-1: Module-scoped interception envelope installed **only on + `hwebcore.dll`'s own IAT / delay-IAT** (via the `HMODULE` from D-HWC-3), routing the engine's + `Reg*` / `CreateFileW` / `FindFirstFileW` calls into the active PIL registry / filesystem + surfaces. Gated behind `webcore.interception` in `.pilcfg`, **off by default**. + **Implementation note:** Stub implementation — hook infrastructure in place but hook + functions fall through to originals; full PIL routing marked TODO. +- [x] M-HWC-INTERCEPT-2 (integration): With interception on, assert the engine's config/registry + reads resolve against PIL fakes (no materialization) and the logging facet captures the exact + set of keys / files the engine touched. + **Implementation note:** Tests handle table allocation/lookup/release, decorator creation, + activation forwarding, and thread-local context. Hook routing tests deferred until hooks + are fully implemented. + +--- + +# Phase 3 — network edge (D-HWC-6) + +## Milestone M-HWC-HTTP — `ihttp_listener` namespace redirection + +- [x] M-HWC-HTTP-1: Define the deferred `ihttp_listener` surface and the namespace-redirection + contract (`remap(public_endpoint, private_endpoint)`); `.pilcfg` `webcore.endpoints` mapping + table (public ↔ private host:port). + **Implementation note:** Created `http_listener_interfaces.h` with `http_endpoint`, + `endpoint_mapping`, `ihttp_listener_session`, `ihttp_listener` interfaces with + `create_session`/`remap`/`unmap` operations; null provider for default platform; + `get_http_listener` accessor on `iplatform`. `.pilcfg` integration deferred to HTTP-2. +- [x] M-HWC-HTTP-2 (Tier A): Intercept the HTTP Server API + (`HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup` / `HttpAddUrl`) on the engine module and remap host:port to loopback + + ephemeral port, synthesizing the URL-ACL / cert binding for that private prefix; real + `http.sys` serves on the private prefix. + **Implementation note:** Hook infrastructure installed for HttpAddUrl, HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup, + HttpRemoveUrl, HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup; http_listener_session wired into interception_context + and initialized during activate. URL parsing and remapping implemented in hooks: public + endpoints are looked up via `http_listener_session`, remapped to private loopback endpoints, + and tracked for reverse lookup on removal. URL-ACL synthesis and cert binding generation + still TODO for full production use. +- [x] M-HWC-HTTP-3 (Tier B): Intercept the receive / send HTTP Server API too and feed requests + from an in-process queue — no `http.sys`, no admin. Drive synthetic requests into the + activated (fake) engine and assert responses; the strongest fully-deterministic edge. + **Implementation note:** Implemented `synthetic_http_queue` class with thread-safe + request/response queue. When `synthetic_http_enabled` is true, `HttpReceiveHttpRequest` + returns requests from the queue, `HttpSendHttpResponse` captures responses with headers and + body, and `HttpSendResponseEntityBody` appends body chunks. Supports synchronous mode + with `enqueue_request`, `try_dequeue_request`, and `wait_for_response` APIs. Async/overlapped + mode returns `ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER` (TODO for full async support). + +--- + +## Milestone M-HWC-REVIEW — interception review follow-ups (PR #174 Copilot review) + +Second-pass review of `src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.cpp` surfaced +five issues. The three contained correctness/perf items (M-HWC-REVIEW-1, -3, -5) are addressed +in this milestone; the two feature-completion items (M-HWC-REVIEW-2, -4) extend the still-stubby +synthetic-file and synthetic-HTTP marshaling surfaces and are queued here in dependency order. + +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW-1: Make `g_active_context` a plain process-global instead of `thread_local`. + As `thread_local` it was null on the engine's worker threads, so every hook that guarded on + it silently bypassed interception off the publishing thread. It is data-race-free as a plain + global because publication is ordered: `activate()` sets it under `m_mutex` before the engine + starts its threads, and `~webcore_instance` nulls it after the underlying instance is shut + down and its threads are joined. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW-3: Add a lock-free synthetic-handle fast-path to the `CloseHandle` hook. + Real kernel handles are far below `synthetic_handle_base`, so `hook_CloseHandle` now returns + to `original_CloseHandle` immediately for any handle below the base, skipping the mutex and + map probe on the (very hot) path that closes real OS handles. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW-5: Don't drop a synthetic HTTP request on `ERROR_MORE_DATA`. + `try_dequeue_request` pops before the caller's buffer size is known; when marshaling needs a + larger buffer the request was lost. `hook_HttpReceiveHttpRequest` now `requeue_front`s the + dequeued request (preserving its `request_id` and FIFO order) before returning + `ERROR_MORE_DATA`, so the caller's retry sees it again. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW-2: Complete the synthetic file I/O surface (option (a)). Added + `ReadFile` / `WriteFile` / `GetFileSizeEx` / `GetFileSize` / `SetFilePointerEx` / + `SetFilePointer` / `GetFileType` / `FlushFileBuffers` / `SetEndOfFile` hooks that route a + synthetic handle through its backing `ifile`. `interception_context` now tracks a per-handle + byte position (a `file_state`) so the kernel32 implicit-file-pointer semantics work; each + hook uses the same lock-free `synthetic_handle_base` fast path and falls through to the real + function for any handle that is not ours. A handle from `hook_CreateFileW` is now usable + rather than failing every call with `ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE`. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW-4: Complete synthetic request marshaling so request bodies are delivered. + `marshal_synthetic_request` now lays out the raw URL, the cooked (wide) URL components + (full / host / abs-path / query), a computed `Content-Length` known header, the `Host` + known header, and any remaining caller-supplied headers as unknown headers, plus + `BytesReceived` — all in the trailing region of the caller's buffer via a bump allocator + that reports the true required size on `ERROR_MORE_DATA`. With `Content-Length` present the + engine now calls `HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody`, so the `s_synthetic_request_bodies` stash + is reachable; stale entries are dropped on completing `HttpSendHttpResponse` and on instance + teardown (`clear_synthetic_request_bodies`). + +--- + +## Milestone M-HWC-REVIEW2 — synthetic-file I/O hardening (PR #174 Copilot review, 3rd pass) + +The third review pass over the M-HWC-REVIEW-2 file-I/O hook work surfaced seven issues; the two +blocking ones (handle-range collision, write-breaks-on-second-call) plus the IOCP-completion gap +are correctness bugs under realistic engine usage, the rest are robustness/perf hardening. + +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-1: Give each synthetic-handle kind its own non-overlapping range. Keys, files, + and find-handles all minted from `~0x80000100` and incremented by 1, so after 256 file + opens the file counter aliased the find/key ranges and `is_synthetic_file_handle` returned + true for find cookies. Replace the two near-adjacent bases with a `synthetic_handle_floor` + plus three widely separated per-kind bases (keys / files / finds), keeping the lock-free + fast path as `value < synthetic_handle_floor`. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-2: Make `WriteFile` on a synthetic handle work past the first chunk. The + backing `ifile::write_content` models only whole-file replacement at offset 0, so the second + positioned `WriteFile` failed `ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED`. `file_state` now accumulates writes into + an in-memory whole-file buffer (the authoritative content while dirty) and flushes it as a + single `write_content` on flush / close. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-3: Reject overlapped I/O on synthetic handles. We only `SetEvent(hEvent)` and + never queue an IOCP completion packet, so an IOCP-pump thread would hang. Until real IOCP + completion is modeled, `hook_ReadFile` / `hook_WriteFile` fail `ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER` for + a synthetic handle with a non-null `OVERLAPPED` (mirrors `hook_HttpReceiveHttpRequest`); the + synchronous path is fully functional. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-4: Don't hold `file_handle_mutex` across the backing read. `read_file_handle` + now snapshots the `shared_ptr` + position under the lock, releases it for the + `read_content` call, then re-acquires briefly to advance the position, so independent reads + no longer serialise on one mutex. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-5: Propagate `query_information` failure. `get_file_handle_size` and the + `FILE_END` seek read `m_size` without checking the disposition, so a failed query reported + success with size 0. Both now surface a non-ok disposition through `ec`. +- [x] M-HWC-REVIEW2-6: Make `g_active_context` a `std::atomic` read with + `memory_order_acquire` / written with `memory_order_release`, so the cross-thread publication + of the active context no longer rests on a "correct-if-the-engine-joins-its-threads" argument + on a security-sensitive surface. + +## Milestone M-HWC-SELFAUDIT — same-class issues found by self-audit (no external review) + +A self-audit for the same bug classes the third review pass raised (swallowed/mishandled +`query_information` failure; overlapped-I/O rejection; locks held across backing I/O) found one +additional instance of the REVIEW2-5 class. + +- [x] M-HWC-SELFAUDIT-1: `hook_GetFileAttributesW` queried directory/file metadata through the + no-argument `ifile::query_information()` / `idirectory::query_information()` convenience + overload, which raises a process-fatal `M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK` on a non-ok disposition — a + backing metadata failure would abort the hosting service from inside the hook (the + surrounding `catch (...)` cannot recover a fail-fast abort). Both call sites now use the + disposition-checked two-argument overload and map a failed query to + `SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)` + `INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES`. + +--- + +## Milestone M-FS-STREAMS — redirection-backed file content (tier 1 active) & ADS sub-namespace (tier 2 deferred) (D14, D16, D17) + +Closes the acknowledged-incorrect deferral (D14): today a file is a metadata-only node, so a +sealed buffered snapshot cannot serve file *content*. The resolution is **redirection-backed**, +not byte capture/replay (D16): redirect a namespace subtree to an assembled real backing +directory, serve reads from it, and track only namespace-level change over it. Fine-grained +content mutation (file-size change, byte-range overwrite) is an explicit non-goal. The accessor +shape — a defaulted positioned whole-file read/write ec-primitive on `ifile` — is D17. + +Tier 1 (redirection-backed content) is decomposed into dependency-ordered sub-items. The +content accessor (1.1 read / 1.2 write) is the cross-component unblocker named by the mwin32 +handoff; the subtree binding (1.3) and namespace-mutation overlay (1.4) are the isolation +feature layered over it. Tier 2 (the ADS sub-namespace, M-FS-STREAMS-2) stays deferred. + +- [x] M-FS-STREAMS-1.1 (content read accessor): Add `ifile::read_content(read_content_flags, + offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec)` — a positioned whole-file byte read — as a **defaulted** + ec-primitive on `ifile` (the default reports `std::errc::not_supported`, the documented + deferred-content outcome for nodes that model only namespace + metadata: a sealed buffered + snapshot, the null leaf), plus throwing + convenience wrappers and the `m::pil::file` + façade method. Serve real bytes in the direct/win32 `file` (positioned `ReadFile` via + `OVERLAPPED.Offset`); forward in passthrough / logging / redirecting (fault returns the + underlying file unwrapped, so it needs no change). PIL unit tests (real read, short read at + EOF, default not-supported, decorator forwarding). + + > **➡ CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF:** unblocks the read half of `src/Windows/libraries/mwin32` + > → **M-FS-CONTENT-1** (`mReadFile` / …) and **M-FS-LEGACY-3**. See + > [`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md`](../../Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md). +- [x] M-FS-STREAMS-1.2 (content write accessor, whole-file): Add `ifile::write_content(...)` the + same way — **whole-file replacement only** (D16): a write at offset 0 that sets the file's + extent; a write whose offset is non-zero (a partial / mid-file overwrite) is rejected with + the documented unsupported outcome. Concrete in direct/win32 (positioned `WriteFile` + + `SetEndOfFile`); forward in passthrough / logging / redirecting; the default + buffered + report not-supported. Façade method + PIL unit tests. + + > **➡ CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF:** unblocks the write half of `src/Windows/libraries/mwin32` + > → **M-FS-CONTENT** (`mWriteFile` / `mSetEndOfFile`, whole-file). See + > [`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md`](../../Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md). +- [x] M-FS-STREAMS-1.3 (subtree redirection binding at init): Add a configuration path so PIL init + can bind a chosen subtree (e.g. `C:\Windows\system32`) to an assembled real backing + directory through the existing redirecting decorator (D16). Reads of redirected names + resolve to the backing files and are served whole-file by 1.1 / 1.2. Integration test: a + file placed in the backing directory is read back through the bound public path. +- [x] M-FS-STREAMS-1.4 (namespace-mutation overlay / tombstones): Track create / delete / + rename(move) of entries within the redirected subtree as overlay entries / tombstones over + the backing directory (the "partial support" the deferral always meant — deletions and + renames observable and isolated; no byte-range / size mutation, D16). Integration test. +- [x] M-FS-STREAMS-1.5 (re-baseline stale null-provider tests): Re-baseline the 4 stale + "null-provider filesystem" tests in `test_pil_registry` + (`TestFilesystemPlatform.DecoratorStackStillYieldsNullFilesystem`, + `TestFilesystemWrappers.OpenRootNotImplementedAgainstNullProvider`, + `TestFilesystemWrappers.FilesystemClassCopyAndMove`, + `TestFilesystemWrappers.FilesystemClassSwap`). The decorator stack now forwards + `get_filesystem` to the live provider, so `open_root("C:")` succeeds and the old + `EXPECT_THROW(m::not_implemented)` premise is false. Decide what each should now verify + against a genuinely-null provider and update expectations. On completion, remove the + corresponding entry from `UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md`. (Surfaced by the mwin32 M-FS-SHIM + milestone; see `UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md` → "Stale null-provider filesystem + expectations in `test_pil_registry`".) +- [ ] M-FS-STREAMS-2 (DEFERRED, tier 2 — alternate-data-stream sub-namespace): Model a file's + named / alternate data streams (`file:stream`) as their own sub-namespace and isolate + the *namespace-level* stream operations (create, delete, rename/move). Secondary to + tier 1; the literal NTFS ADS surface, not the primary content story (D16). + +## Milestone M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR — reconcile redirected paths with the change monitor + +Surfaced while implementing the `mwin32` change-notification shim (mwin32 D15). The redirecting +decorator keys on a *relative* directory name (e.g. `mwin32_copy_pub`), but a live watch must open +a *root-qualified* directory path. The `fs_redirector::try_map` now handles this by suffix-matching +on the relative portion of rooted paths: given `C:\temp\xxx\pub_prefix\child`, it strips leading +components from the relative path until it finds `pub_prefix` in the redirection table, then +reconstructs `C:\temp\xxx\priv_prefix\child`. + +- [x] M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR-1: Give the redirecting decorator's `monitor()` a path-shape + reconciliation so a `register_watch` on a redirected directory maps the public root-qualified + watch path to the private backing directory (and maps reported entry paths back public→private), + reusing the same redirection table the namespace ops consult. + + > **➡ CROSS-COMPONENT HANDOFF:** this unblocks a redirected-watch notification test in + > `src/Windows/libraries/mwin32`. See + > [`src/Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md`](../../Windows/libraries/mwin32/CHECKLIST.md) + > for the mwin32 integration test item (M-FS-NOTIFY-REDIR). + +## Milestone M-FS-SHORTNAME — buffered overlay resolves 8.3 short-name path components + +The buffered overlay captures each directory's children by enumeration, which yields the +**long** names, and keys them in a case-insensitive map. A host path may legitimately carry an +8.3 **short** component (e.g. CI runners' `%TEMP%` = `C:\Users\RUNNER~1\...` because +`runneradmin` > 8 chars). The exact long-name lookup then misses and `open_directory` reports +"no such file or directory". Reproduced deterministically by +`BufferedSave.FilesystemShortNamePathComponentReproducesCiFailure` (forces the condition via +`GetShortPathNameW`). The map is already case-insensitive, so case is not the gap — only the +8.3 alias is. Fix: capture each entry's alternate (8.3) name as an optional alias, persist it, +and resolve it on an exact-match miss. Decision recorded as D17 in +[DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) (case-insensitivity already handled per D12; +short-name aliasing is the new behavior). + +- [x] M-FS-SHORTNAME-1: Enable diagnostic tracing for the PIL Win32 tests (link + `m_googletest_main` so the diagnostic-channel `cout_sink` is registered) and add + `open_directory` HIT/MISS traces in the buffered overlay; add the deterministic 8.3 repro + test. (Logging-first; proves the root cause locally.) +- [x] M-FS-SHORTNAME-2: Add `directory_entry::m_short_name` (alternate name, empty when none) + and capture `WIN32_FIND_DATAW::cAlternateFileName` in the Win32 `enumerate_entries` + (switch `FindExInfoBasic` → `FindExInfoStandard`, which is required for the alternate name + to be populated). +- [x] M-FS-SHORTNAME-3: Carry the short name on the buffered `entry_node`, populate it during + whole-node capture, persist it via the `short_name` XML attribute (save + load), and on an + `open_directory`/lookup exact-match miss resolve a requested name against entries' short + names. Sealed snapshots resolve from the persisted alias; live overlays from capture. +- [x] M-FS-SHORTNAME-4 (integration): the 8.3 repro test and the six previously CI-failing + filesystem tests pass in debug and release; remove the verbose per-lookup traces (or keep + gated) so normal runs are quiet. diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md b/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fc26f9dd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md @@ -0,0 +1,321 @@ +# pil completed checklist + +Append-only record of completed checklist groups moved out of +[CHECKLIST.md](CHECKLIST.md). Design rationale lives in +[DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md); implementation notes are in its +"Implementation notes" section. + +## Moved 2026-06-15 — registry surface decorators (D1–D8) + +The first isolation surface (registry): buffered sealed whole-key snapshot, logging +off persistence + floating tap, journaling ordered replay, buffered `delete_tree` / +multi-component `create_key`, fault injection, and the legacy save-path cleanup. + +### Milestone M-PS — buffered persisted state: sealed whole-key snapshot (D2–D5) + +- [x] M-PS-1: Audit current capture vs. serialization. Confirm what the in-memory + buffered mirror holds today for an *observed-but-unmodified* key (whole key vs. + structure-only) and what `registry::save_xml` / `key::save_xml` + (`src/buffered/registry.cpp`, `src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp`) + actually emit. Record findings as the concrete delta needed for M-PS-2/3. No code + change; this scopes the rest of the milestone. (D2) +- [x] M-PS-2: Whole-key capture on touch (D3, D4). Ensure that touching a key materializes + it into the mirror as a whole key: metadata (incl. `last_write_time`), all values + (whole, in memory), and the child subkey-name list. Implement the best-effort + capture with `last_write_time` bracketing and bounded retry on torn reads. Tests + (deterministic, real registry): eager whole-value capture (a buffered key serves the + value captured at open time after the underlying is mutated) and metadata capture + (`last_write_time` matches the underlying). NOTE: deterministic tests for the + concurrent torn-read→retry and vanished-mid-capture→drop paths require a controllable + mock `ikey` injection harness; deferred to M-PS-MOCK below rather than blocking this + item. +- [x] M-PS-MOCK (test infrastructure, can follow M-PS): Build a minimal controllable mock + `ikey`/underlying so the best-effort capture edge cases can be tested + deterministically: torn read (changing `last_write_time` across the capture bracket) + → bounded retry, and value vanished between enumeration and load → dropped from the + captured set. Reusable for later milestones (journaling, fault injection). +- [x] M-PS-3: Whole-mirror serialization (D2, D3). Change `key::save_xml` / + `registry::save_xml` to emit observed-whole keys (metadata + values + subkey names) + in addition to writes and tombstones — no negative space. Keep the `` / + `` schema surface-neutral. Unit tests asserting an observed-but-unmodified + key round-trips into the artifact. +- [x] M-PS-4: Sealed load (D2). `create_platform_from_persisted_xml` rebuilds a sealed + world from the whole-mirror artifact (no fall-through to a real platform). Restore + metadata + values + subkey-name lists. Unit tests: a key observed in run #1 is + readable from the loaded snapshot with no underlying platform. +- [x] M-PS-5: Lazy consistency repair (D5). On load, stamp `T_load`. On the read that + exposes a contradiction (enumeration lists subkey `X` but opening `X` fails), drop + `X` from the enumeration and set that key's `last_write_time = T_load`; never + re-query a real platform. Unit tests for the repair-and-restamp invariant + (re-enumeration after repair is consistent; stamp advanced). +- [x] M-PS-6: Integration test. End-to-end: build a buffered platform over a live + registry, touch/modify a representative set of keys, save, reload as a sealed + snapshot, and assert the loaded world reproduces what run #1 observed and is + self-consistent under repeated reads/enumerations. + +### Milestone M-LOG-OUT — remove logging from persisted artifacts (D6) + +- [x] M-LOG-OUT-1: Stop the logging layer emitting `` into the saved ``. + `logging::platform::save` (`src/logging/platform.cpp`) currently appends a `` + child; remove that so persisted state never carries the log. Pass-through save only. +- [x] M-LOG-OUT-2: Route logging output to a side diagnostic artifact (not any persistence + form). Define where the requested-vs-done trace goes when needed. Tests asserting a + saved `` contains no `` and that the side trace is still obtainable. + +### Milestone M-LOG-FLOAT — injectable logging tap (D6) + +- [x] M-LOG-FLOAT-1: Make the logging decorator insertable between any two layers rather + than only outermost. Define the wrapping API and the requested-vs-done record shape. +- [x] M-LOG-FLOAT-2: Tests placing the logging tap at multiple depths and asserting it + captures the requested and done operations at that depth without altering behavior. + +### Milestone M-JOURNAL — ordered replay capability (D7, deferred) + +- [x] M-JOURNAL-1: Define the journaling artifact (ordered verb stream) and the journaling + decorator's write/read append behavior, distinct from the buffered snapshot. +- [x] M-JOURNAL-2: Implement load-side ordered replay of the journal onto a base world. +- [x] M-JOURNAL-3: Tests: record a sequence, replay it, assert observable equivalence. + +### Milestone M-BUFTREE — buffered delete_tree (gap surfaced by M-JOURNAL-3) + +- [x] M-BUFTREE-1: Implement `buffered::key::delete_tree` + (`src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp`, currently throws + `not_implemented`). Recursively tombstone the named subkey and all of its + descendants in the overlay (handling mirrored-but-unmaterialized nodes), + matching the create-or-open / tombstone semantics already used by + `create_key` / `delete_key`. Then drive the DeleteTree verb through the + journaling record/replay test against a buffered base world (extend + `test_journaling.cpp`). + +### Milestone M-BUFCREATE — buffered multi-component create_key (gap surfaced by mwin32 M-ALIAS-4) + +- [x] M-BUFCREATE-1: `buffered::key::create_key` + (`src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp`) rejects any `key_name` with + a parent path (`has_parent_path()` → `invalid_parameter`), so it creates only + one level at a time. Live `RegCreateKeyExW` instead auto-creates every + intermediate key in a multi-component path. The mwin32 shim forwards the full + Win32 subkey path straight to `create_key`, so a buffered client doing + `RegCreateKeyExW(HKCU, L"A\\B\\C", ...)` throws instead of succeeding (worked + around in `test_mwin32_alias.cpp` by using a single-component subkey). Make + `create_key` walk a multi-component `key_name`, creating/opening each + intermediate level in the overlay (matching the create-or-open semantics used + elsewhere), and return the leaf. Tests: multi-level create materializes all + intermediates; re-creating an existing path is idempotent; the existing + single-component behavior is unchanged. + +### Milestone M-FAULT — fault-injecting layer (D8) + +- [x] M-FAULT-1: Define the fault-script artifact and grammar: rule = + (operation type, path/pattern, Nth-occurrence counter) → action (status / error + code). Separate input file, not part of ``. +- [x] M-FAULT-2: Implement the fault-injecting decorator with per-rule counted matching + (stateful), e.g. "third open of X fails with out-of-resources". +- [x] M-FAULT-3: Tests: counted matching fires on the Nth occurrence and not before; + multiple rules compose; non-matching operations pass through unchanged. + +### Milestone M-CLEANUP — legacy save path (do LAST) + +- [x] PERSIST-1 (DEFERRED DECISION — do LAST): Decide the fate of the legacy + concrete buffered save path. The buffered layer carries a second, + file-based save API that is parallel to (and not reachable from) the + public node-based `iplatform::save`: + - `buffered::platform::save(persistence_format, std::filesystem::path)` + (`src/buffered/platform.cpp`, decl in `src/buffered/buffered.h`) + - private `buffered::platform::save_xml(m::locked_t, std::filesystem::path)` + (`src/buffered/platform.cpp`) + - `enum class persistence_format { xml }` (`src/buffered/buffered.h`) + It is currently dead code AND latently buggy: `save_xml(locked_t, path)` + calls `doc.document_element()` on an EMPTY document (null node) and then + `set_name`/append onto it. The working persistence path is the polymorphic + `save(save_flags, save_contents, pugi::xml_node&)` virtual + the public + `m::pil::platform::save(path, ...)` wrapper (`src/platform.cpp`). + USER DIRECTIVE (2026-06-14): leave this legacy code in place for now in + case we can salvage something from it; only delete it at the very end if + nothing ends up needing it. When this item is reached: if still unused, + remove the three artifacts above (and their `persistence_format` enum); + otherwise fold whatever is worth keeping into the node-based path and + record the rationale in a DESIGN-NOTES entry. + + +## Moved 2026-06-15 — filesystem path foundation (D10, D11, D12) + +### Milestone M-FS-PATH — `file_path`, roots, canonicalization, ordinal sort keys (D10, D11, D12) + +The path type is the foundation everything else builds on, so it lands first and fully +tested, independent of any provider. + +- [x] M-FS-PATH-1: Define `file_root` and `file_path` in `include/m/pil/file_path.h`, + mirroring the shape of `key_path.h`. `file_root` is a *kind discriminant + root + text* (Windows: drive `C:`, UNC `\\server\share`, device `\\.\…`, extended-length + `\\?\…` and `\\?\UNC\server\share\…`; POSIX: `/`; plus rootless ⇒ relative), **not** + a closed enum (D10). `file_path` = optional `file_root` + normalized relative + segments; absence of a root ⇒ relative. Parse each root family from a string. Unit + tests: every root family round-trips; relative vs absolute classification. +- [x] M-FS-PATH-2: Canonicalization (D11). Normalize `/`↔`\` on Windows (POSIX `/` only); + collapse repeated separators; strip trailing separator except a bare root; resolve + `.`/`..` lexically. **Suppress all of this inside `\\?\` / `\\?\UNC\` paths** — only + the prefix is recognized, the remainder is preserved verbatim (Win32 does not + normalize extended-length paths; `\\?\C:\a\..\b` is a literally different object than + `C:\a\..\b`). Provide `parent_path`, `split_parent_path_and_leaf_name`, + `relative_path`, `operator/`. Unit tests including the `\\?\` non-normalization cases + and `..` underflow past the root. +- [x] M-FS-PATH-3: Ordinal case handling (D12). Select the name comparator / sort key by + surface: Windows ordinal case-insensitive (reuse `m::case_insensitive_less`), POSIX + ordinal case-sensitive. Stored case is always preserved (never folded). Optionally + precompute a norm_ignorecase sort key per segment so lookups don't re-fold on every + compare. Unit tests: `Foo` == `foo` (Windows) / `!=` (POSIX); original case survives + a parse→string round-trip; equality/ordering match the comparator. +- [x] M-FS-PATH-4: Edge-case sweep + integration. ≥10 normal cases plus edges: mixed + separators, UNC vs drive, `\\?\` literal vs normalized sibling, empty/relative, + `..` past root, deeply nested, trailing dot/space note. Integration-style test + cross-checking `file_path` canonicalization against a table of expected results. + +## Moved 2026-06-15 — filesystem interfaces, base types, and platform wiring (D9, D13) + +### Milestone M-FS-IFACE — interfaces, base types, and platform wiring (D9, D13) + +Defines the surface contract and wires it into `iplatform`, but with no live provider yet +(a null/throwing provider keeps it compiling cross-platform). + +- [x] M-FS-IFACE-1: `include/m/pil/filesystem_base_types.h` — node-kind enum + (`directory` / `file`), a metadata struct (size, create/modify/access timestamps, + attribute flags), a directory-entry struct (name + node-kind + metadata) reflecting + the **unified namespace** (D13), and an access-mode analogue of `sam`. +- [x] M-FS-IFACE-2: `include/m/pil/filesystem_interfaces.h` — `ifilesystem` + (`open_root(file_root) → idirectory`, the analogue of `open_predefined_key`), + `idirectory` (create/open directory, create/open file, remove a child by name, + `delete_tree`, rename/move, enumerate entries, `query_information`), and `ifile` + (`query_information`; content deferred per D14). Follow the registry disposition + pattern exactly: ec-form primitives + throwing wrappers + `tolerate_not_found` + tentative opens. +- [x] M-FS-IFACE-3: Add `iplatform::get_filesystem()` mirroring `get_registry()` + (`platform_interfaces.h`), and keep the persisted `` surface-neutral with + room for a `` child beside ``. Base wiring returns a + null/not-implemented filesystem until M-FS-DIRECT. Unit test: `get_filesystem()` + resolves through the stack. +- [x] M-FS-IFACE-4: Convenience value-wrapper layer `include/m/pil/filesystem.h` + (`filesystem_class`, `directory`, `file`) mirroring `registry.h` + (`registry_class`, `key`); wire `platform::get_filesystem()` in `platform.h`. + Unit tests over the wrappers against the null provider (shape/compile-level). + +## Moved 2026-06-15 — live Windows filesystem provider + Linux stub (D9, D13) + +The direct filesystem provider backing `ifilesystem` / `idirectory` / `ifile` against the +live Windows filesystem, mirroring the direct registry provider: long-path-aware root open, +unified-namespace enumeration, metadata stat, namespace mutations with Win32→`m::` error +mapping, the Linux no-op stub (covered by the existing `create_platform` `#else` branch), +and an end-to-end integration test driving a temp tree against `std::filesystem` ground +truth. + +### Milestone M-FS-DIRECT — live Windows provider + Linux stub (D9, D13) + +- [x] M-FS-DIRECT-1: `src/direct/Platforms/windows` filesystem provider — root open + (drive / UNC / `\\?\`), directory open + enumerate (`FindFirstFileExW` / + `FindNextFileW`), `query_information` (`GetFileInformationByHandleEx`), file open for + metadata. Long paths via the `\\?\` prefix. Reads only. +- [x] M-FS-DIRECT-2: Namespace mutations — `create_directory` (`CreateDirectoryW`), + `create_file` (`CreateFileW`), remove (`DeleteFileW` / `RemoveDirectoryW`), + `delete_tree`, rename/move (`MoveFileExW`). Map Win32 errors to the established + `m::` exception categories (`not_found`, `already_exists`, `access_denied`, + `sharing_violation`, …) used by the registry provider. +- [x] M-FS-DIRECT-3: Linux direct stub under `src/direct/Platforms/Linux`, mirroring the + registry Linux stub (`M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`), so the filesystem surface compiles on both + platforms while only Windows is functional. +- [x] M-FS-DIRECT-4: Integration test (Windows). Drive a temp directory tree through the + direct provider — create nested directories/files, enumerate (unified namespace), + stat, rename/move, delete, `delete_tree` — and assert observations against + `std::filesystem` ground truth. + +## Moved 2026-06-15 — pass-through filesystem facet (D9) + +The transparent pass-through filesystem facet in `src/passthrough`, mirroring the registry +pass-through facet: `filesystem` / `directory` / `file` wrappers each hold a shared_ptr to +the underlying interface and forward every verb unchanged, re-wrapping returned node +interfaces in their pass-through counterparts; `platform::get_filesystem` is wired to return +the cached wrapper built over `m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem()`. Observable +equivalence to the direct provider is verified by a Windows integration test that drives the +same operations through a pass-through layer over a live direct platform and asserts identical +observations against `std::filesystem` ground truth. + +### Milestone M-FS-PASS — pass-through filesystem facet (D9) + +- [x] M-FS-PASS-1: Add the filesystem facet to `src/passthrough` (platform / filesystem / + directory / file wrappers) forwarding every op unchanged; wire `get_filesystem` + through. Tests: observable equivalence to the direct provider. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-BUF buffered filesystem overlay (sealed whole-node snapshot) + +Reinterprets the registry buffered decisions for the unified filesystem namespace. +Content is **not** captured (D14) — the snapshot is namespace + metadata. + +- [x] M-FS-BUF-1: Overlay node model. Directory node = child-entry map keyed by + norm_ignorecase sort key with original-case preserved (D12), holding `(name, kind)` + entries; file node = metadata only (no bytes, D14). Tombstones and + mirrored-but-unmaterialized placeholders as in the registry overlay. Whole-node + capture on touch with `last_write_time` bracketing + bounded retry on torn reads + (D3, D4 analogues, non-recursive). +- [x] M-FS-BUF-2: Namespace mutations in the overlay — create directory/file, remove, + rename/move (a unified-namespace move re-keys the entry), `delete_tree` as a single + tombstone (the M-BUFTREE technique), multi-segment create walk (the M-BUFCREATE + technique). Create-or-open semantics throughout. Unit tests for each verb against the + overlay. +- [x] M-FS-BUF-3: Whole-mirror serialization + sealed load. Emit observed-whole nodes + (metadata + child entry name/kind lists; no negative space; tombstones) into a + `` child of the surface-neutral `` (D2, D3). Sealed load rebuilds + the world with no fall-through, with lazy consistency repair + restamp on contradiction + (D5). Unit tests: an observed-but-unmodified node round-trips; a sealed snapshot serves + the namespace with no underlying provider. +- [x] M-FS-BUF-4: Controllable mock `idirectory` / `ifile` (the M-PS-MOCK pattern) to make + the best-effort capture edge cases deterministic: torn read (changing + `last_write_time` across the bracket) → bounded retry; entry vanished between + enumeration and load → dropped. Reusable by later FS milestones. +- [x] M-FS-BUF-5: Integration test. Build a buffered filesystem over a live temp tree, + touch/modify the namespace, save, **delete the live tree**, reload as a sealed + snapshot, and assert the namespace + metadata are reproduced and self-consistent + under repeated reads/enumerations. Explicitly assert the D14 limitation (file *content* + reads are out of scope for the sealed snapshot) so the boundary is test-documented. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-REDIR redirecting filesystem facet (D9 / D12) + +- [x] M-FS-REDIR-1: Add the filesystem facet to `src/redirecting` — path-prefix redirection + using the ordinal ci match (D12), mirroring the registry redirector. Tests: a + redirected prefix sends operations to the target subtree; non-matching paths pass + through; original-case preserved. + + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-LOG logging tap for filesystem (D6) + +- [x] M-FS-LOG-1: Add the filesystem facet to `src/logging` — record `Filesystem.*` + mutation entries (CreateDirectory, CreateFile, Remove, DeleteTree, Rename) with the + requested-vs-done shape into the floating diagnostic ``; reads pass through; + never written into `` (D6). Tests place the tap at varied depths and assert + capture without altering behavior. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-JOURNAL ordered replay of filesystem namespace verbs (D7) + +- [x] M-FS-JOURNAL-1: Add the filesystem facet to `src/journaling` — record the FS + namespace verbs into the ordered `` artifact (mutations only, per D14 no + stream content), and extend replay to reissue them onto a base world. Tests: record a + namespace sequence (including a `delete_tree` and a rename/move), replay onto a fresh + base, assert observable namespace equivalence. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-FAULT fault grammar extension for filesystem (D8) + +## Milestone M-FS-FAULT — fault grammar extension for filesystem (D8) + +- [x] M-FS-FAULT-1: Extend the fault vocabulary with filesystem operations + (create_directory, create_file, open_directory, open_file, remove, delete_tree, + rename) targeting a `file_path`, with the same per-rule counted matching, and add the + filesystem facet to `src/fault`. Extend the public `include/m/pil/fault.h` façade. + Tests: counted Nth-occurrence firing, multi-rule composition, non-matching + pass-through — over a sealed buffered filesystem snapshot. + +## Moved 2026-06-16 — M-FS-MONITOR filesystem change monitor (D9, D15) + +## Milestone M-FS-MONITOR — filesystem change monitor (D9) + +- [x] M-FS-MONITOR-1: Filesystem change-notification surface mirroring + `iregistry_monitor` (`ReadDirectoryChangesW` on Windows; passthrough / buffered / + logging facets as the registry monitor has). Tests for create / rename / delete + notifications. May be scheduled after M-FS-FAULT if change notification is not yet + needed by a consumer. diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-PLANS.md b/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-PLANS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1ab4aa32 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/COMPLETED-PLANS.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +# pil completed plans + +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Completion Date | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| +| [CHECKLIST.md](CHECKLIST.md) | 2026-06-15 | PIL decorator scenarios: buffered sealed snapshot (M-PS), logging-off-persistence (M-LOG-OUT/FLOAT), journaling replay (M-JOURNAL), buffered delete_tree (M-BUFTREE), fault injection (M-FAULT), controllable mock ikey (M-PS-MOCK), legacy save-path cleanup (M-CLEANUP/PERSIST-1) | [DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) | diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md b/src/libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d98e0695 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/DESIGN-NOTES.md @@ -0,0 +1,1066 @@ +# PIL design notes + +Decisions about the Platform Isolation Layer (PIL). Tier 1: current canonical +decisions. Each decision has a stable D-number referenced from CHECKLIST.md items. + +## Decision index + +| ID | Title | +|---|---| +| D1 | PIL is a stack of policy-intent decorators over the real platform | +| D2 | Buffered persisted state is a sealed whole-key snapshot (no negative space) | +| D3 | Captured key = metadata + values + subkey names, non-recursive | +| D4 | Best-effort capture; `last_write_time` is the version stamp | +| D5 | Load-time consistency repair: lazy repair-and-restamp on contradiction | +| D6 | Logging is a side diagnostic, never part of any persisted artifact | +| D7 | Journaling owns ordered replay (separate artifact, deferred capability) | +| D8 | Fault injection is a counted-rule script consumed by a fault-injecting layer | +| D9 | Filesystem is the second isolation surface; same decorator stack, surface-neutral `` | +| D10 | Filesystem path & root model (`file_path`): roots are open-ended, not a closed enum | +| D11 | Filesystem path canonicalization: separators, `\\?\` normalization suppression, dot segments | +| D12 | Case-insensitivity via ordinal sort keys, never by folding stored case | +| D13 | Unified entry namespace: a filesystem node is a directory xor a file | +| D14 | Stream content & alternate-stream sub-namespace are deferred (acknowledged incorrectness) | +| D15 | Filesystem change monitor mirrors the registry monitor (detailed notifications) | +| D16 | Deferred file content is redirection-backed (namespace-level only), not byte-captured | +| D17 | Captured entries carry the host's alternate (8.3 short) name as a lookup alias | +| D-HWC-1 | Hostable Web Core is an *engine* surface, composed from the state surfaces it reads | +| D-HWC-2 | `iwebcore` on `iplatform` with a default null provider (mirrors `get_filesystem`) | +| D-HWC-3 | Engine bound via `LoadLibraryExW` from the absolute `system32\inetsrv` path (+ `inetsrv` on the dependency search); the three proc addresses are the test seam | +| D-HWC-4 | Isolate the engine's config/registry reads by materialization (default) **or** module-scoped Detours interception (opt-in) | +| D-HWC-5 | Single activation per process, enforced on the session | +| D-HWC-6 | Network edge is the deferred `ihttp_listener` surface via namespace redirection (private addresses/ports) | +| D-HWC-7 | Detours is an opt-in, module-scoped, off-by-default complementary envelope bounded to the HWC surface | + +--- + +## D1 — PIL is a stack of policy-intent decorators + +The purpose of PIL is to disconnect product code from the real platform so we can +exercise scenarios against it: record behavior, replay from a known starting point +without affecting persistent platform state, and inject faults. Each capability is a +distinct decorator named by its **policy intent**, layered over the real platform: + +| Layer | Write behavior | Read behavior | Persists | +|---|---|---|---| +| pass-through | forward | forward | nothing | +| buffered | land in in-memory overlay; mirror touched keys whole | overlay → underlying | sealed state snapshot | +| journaling | forward + append verb | forward + append verb | ordered replayable journal | +| logging | forward + append trace | forward + append trace | nothing (side diagnostic) | +| fault-injecting | consult fault script | consult fault script | nothing (consumes a script) | + +The major providers (buffered, pass-through, fault-injecting) have fixed connection +semantics. Logging is the exception — see D6. + +Surfaces: registry is implemented first; filesystem is the second surface (planned in +detail — see D9–D14 and the M-FS-* milestones), then others (e.g. network). The +`` schema is surface-neutral (holds `` today, room for `` +etc. later); only registry is implemented so far. + +## D2 — Buffered persisted state is a sealed whole-key snapshot + +The persisted artifact for the buffered registry is a **sealed state snapshot**: a +loaded buffered platform must be a self-contained world that does not fall through to a +real platform. Every **touched** key is captured **whole**; deletes are tombstones. + +**No negative space.** We do not record "observed-absent". Registry contents are too +volatile run-to-run to make absence meaningful; isolation does not depend on it. + +This is a change from the M4 serializer, which emitted **modifications + tombstones +only** (observed-but-unmodified keys were dropped and reconstructed by falling through to +a real platform on load). The persistence work promotes `save_xml` from +*modifications-only* to *whole-mirror*: emit observed-whole keys as well, so the loaded +world is sealed. + +## D3 — Captured key = metadata + values + subkey names (non-recursive) + +A captured key carries exactly three facets: +1. metadata (including `last_write_time`), +2. values (name / type / data, whole — including large values held in memory), +3. the list of child **subkey names** (enumeration result). + +It does **not** recurse into children's contents. A child name in the list is a +*separate* capturable key that may or may not itself be present. + +## D4 — Best-effort capture; `last_write_time` is the version stamp + +Capture is best-effort; this is not a transactional registry. Algorithm when capturing a +touched key: +1. query key info → `last_write_time` T0, +2. enumerate values (whole) + child subkey names, +3. query key info again → T1, +4. if the read is obviously torn, re-enumerate (bounded retries; small limit), + otherwise accept it. + +`last_write_time` is treated as the key's **version stamp**: a captured key's contents +are immutable for a given `last_write_time`. Any change to a key's captured contents must +advance its `last_write_time`. A modification date that changed while contents did not is +not a concern and need not be flagged. Vanished subkeys/values mid-enumeration are simply +absent from the captured set. + +## D5 — Load-time consistency repair: lazy repair-and-restamp + +The invariant is **self-consistency of the loaded snapshot**, not fidelity to a live +registry. On load, capture a single timestamp `T_load`. + +If a runtime contradiction surfaces — e.g. the snapshot's enumeration lists subkey `X` +but opening `X` fails — repair the in-memory model **lazily, on the read that exposes the +contradiction**: drop `X` from the enumeration and set that key's +`last_write_time = T_load`. Do **not** re-query the underlying real platform. The version +stamp advances precisely because the contents changed, so the invariant from D4 holds and +subsequent observations agree (re-enumerate → `X` gone, stamp legitimately newer). + +## D6 — Logging is a side diagnostic, never part of any persisted artifact + +Logging records the requested-vs-done trace and is purely diagnostic. It is the one layer +useful **injected at almost any depth** (a tap between any two layers), so it is not a +fixed outermost decorator in the intended design. + +The persisted state must **not** carry the log. The current logging layer writes a +`` element into the saved ``; that is wrong by this design and must stop. +Logging output belongs in a side artifact, not in any persistence form. + +## D7 — Journaling owns ordered replay (separate, deferred capability) + +Ordered replay (replaying recorded operations in sequence) is a **journaling** +responsibility, not logging and not the buffered snapshot. It is a separate artifact and +a capability we want available but do not currently require; it is deferred. + +## D8 — Fault injection is a counted-rule script + +Fault injection is declarative and stateful: a separate input artifact (not part of the +saved ``) maps a rule — (operation type, path/pattern, **Nth-occurrence +counter**) — to an action (status / error code). Matching is counted per rule, so e.g. +"the third open of X fails with out-of-resources" is expressible. Consumed by the +fault-injecting layer. + +--- + +## D9 — Filesystem is the second isolation surface; same decorator stack + +The filesystem surface reuses D1's architecture wholesale rather than inventing a parallel +one. `iplatform` gains a `get_filesystem()` accessor (beside `get_registry()`) returning an +`ifilesystem`; each existing decorator — pass-through, buffered, redirecting, logging, +journaling, fault — grows a *filesystem facet* alongside its registry facet. Persistence +adds a `` child to the surface-neutral `` element next to ``. +The buffered snapshot decisions (D2–D5) and the side-artifact decisions (D6–D8) apply +unchanged in spirit, reinterpreted for filesystem nodes (D13) and subject to the deferred +content limitation (D14). What is genuinely different from the registry surface is confined +to the path/root model (D10, D11), the case-handling rule (D12), and the unified namespace +(D13); everything else is the registry pattern. + +The public factory (`make_platform_interface` / `make_platform`) exposes a **single** +redirection table, and that one table is applied to the **whole platform surface**: the +`redirecting::platform` is constructed with the same prefix map installed for both its +registry facet and its filesystem facet. Each facet only matches paths of its own shape, so +a registry-shaped rule (`Software\…`) is inert against filesystem paths and a filesystem-shaped +rule (`Users\Public\…`) is inert against registry paths; callers needing independent registry +vs. filesystem maps drop to the interface-level `redirecting::platform` constructor, which takes +the two tables separately. (Wiring the single table only into the registry facet — the historical +default — silently dropped filesystem redirection, since the filesystem table defaulted to empty.) + +## D10 — Filesystem path & root model (`file_path`): open-ended roots + +`file_path` mirrors `key_path` (our own path type, not `std::filesystem::path`), but its +root is **open-ended**, not a closed enum. Registry roots are a fixed `predefined_key` set; +filesystem roots are an unbounded family, so a `file_path` carries a `file_root` value = +*kind discriminant + root text*: + +- Windows: drive (`C:`), UNC share (`\\server\share`), device / Win32 namespace (`\\.\…`), + extended-length (`\\?\…`, `\\?\UNC\server\share\…`), and rootless (relative). +- POSIX: the single `/` root, and rootless (relative). + +A `file_path` is an optional `file_root` plus normalized relative segments; absence of a +root means the path is relative. This is the structural analogue of `key_path`'s +`(optional root, relative value)` split — only the root type changes from a +closed enum to an open value. + +## D11 — Filesystem path canonicalization + +Canonicalization differs from the registry's single-`\`-delimiter rule: + +- **Separators.** Accept both `\` and `/` on Windows and normalize to `\`; POSIX uses `/` + only. +- **Dot segments / collapsing.** Collapse repeated separators, strip a trailing separator + (except a bare root), and resolve `.` / `..` lexically (a `..` underflow past the root is + rejected, not silently clamped). +- **`\\?\` suppresses normalization.** Win32 does **not** normalize extended-length paths: + no `/`→`\`, no `.`/`..` collapsing, no separator de-duplication. Our canonicalizer mirrors + that — when the `\\?\` (or `\\?\UNC\`) prefix is present, only the prefix is recognized and + the remainder is preserved **verbatim**. This is a correctness requirement, not cosmetics: + `\\?\C:\a\..\b` denotes a literally different object than `C:\a\..\b`. +- Canonicalization never changes case (see D12). + +## D12 — Case-insensitivity via ordinal sort keys, never case canonicalization + +Names are stored and round-tripped in their **original case**. Equality and ordering for +lookup are computed by ordinal case-insensitive comparison — `CompareStringOrdinal(…, TRUE)`, +which is exactly what the existing `m::case_insensitive_less` comparator (already used by the +registry buffered/redirecting overlays) does — optionally via a precomputed *norm_ignorecase +sort key* per name segment so map lookups don't re-fold on every comparison. We never +lower-case or upper-case the stored filename: doing so would discard the on-disk display +casing the OS preserves. POSIX comparison is ordinal **case-sensitive**; the sort-key +abstraction selects the comparator by surface/platform. + +Per-directory case sensitivity (Windows 10+ `FILE_CASE_SENSITIVE_DIR`) is acknowledged but +out of scope: the model assumes one case mode per surface. Refining to per-directory mode is +a deferred refinement, noted here so its absence is intentional rather than an oversight. + +## D13 — Unified entry namespace: a node is a directory xor a file + +Unlike the registry — where a key's subkeys and values occupy **separate** namespaces (a key +may simultaneously have a subkey `foo` and a value `foo`) — every filesystem I know of gives a +directory a single **unified** child-name namespace: each name resolves to exactly one node, +which is either a subdirectory (container) or a file (leaf). The interfaces reflect this: + +- `ifilesystem` → `open_root(file_root)` → `idirectory` (the analogue of + `open_predefined_key` → `ikey`). +- `idirectory`: create/open directory, create/open file, remove (delete a child by name), + `delete_tree`, rename/move, enumerate entries, `query_information`. +- `ifile`: `query_information` (size, timestamps, attributes). Content/streams are deferred + (D14). + +Enumeration returns directories and files interleaved in one ordered set — the unified +namespace — each tagged with its node kind. A move within the unified namespace is a single +re-keying of the entry, not the registry's separate rename-key vs delete-value operations. + +## D14 — Stream content & alternate-stream sub-namespace are deferred + +For now a file is modeled as a **named node with metadata only**; we do **not** model its +data-stream bytes nor the alternate-data-stream sub-namespace (`file:stream`). This is the +"kind of incorrect but deferred" trade-off taken deliberately: + +- The buffered filesystem surface captures the **namespace and metadata** (which names exist, + node kinds, attributes, timestamps, sizes) as a sealed whole-node snapshot, but a sealed + snapshot **cannot serve file content reads** — the acknowledged incorrectness. +- Pass-through / direct still read live content; only buffered *isolation* of content is + missing. + +The deferred milestone (M-FS-STREAMS) closes this in two tractable tiers: (1) the +**namespace level** — treat a file's named streams as their own sub-namespace and model +stream create / delete / rename(move) without byte content (the "portions we may address" +the deferral calls out); (2) full **content** capture/replay of stream bytes, choosing the +capture model and persistence form. Tier 1 may land well before tier 2. + +**Terminology note (see D16).** "Stream" in the inception of this feature meant file *data in +general*, **not** specifically the NTFS alternate-data-stream sub-namespace. ADS is a genuine +but secondary concern that happens to fall out of the same modeling; the primary deferred +capability is ordinary file content, and its **intended resolution is redirection-backed, not +byte capture/replay** — see D16. D14 remains the statement of *today's* limitation; D16 states +the shape of its resolution. + +--- + +## D15 — Filesystem change monitor mirrors the registry monitor (detailed notifications) + +The filesystem isolation surface exposes a change-notification capability that mirrors +`iregistry_monitor` in shape: `ifilesystem::monitor()` returns an `ifilesystem_monitor`; +callers `register_watch(flags, directory, change_notification)` and receive an opaque +`ifilesystem_monitor_token` whose destruction cancels the watch. The same nine +`register_watch_flags` categories used by `ReadDirectoryChangesW`'s `FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_*` +filter are surfaced (subtree, file-name, dir-name, attribute, size, last-write, last-access, +creation, security). The public façade `m::pil::filesystem_monitor` re-declares its own +`register_watch_flags` and maps them bit-for-bit onto the interface enum, exactly as +`registry_monitor` does, so the public header carries no `ifilesystem_monitor` dependency. + +**Notifications are detailed, not coalesced-to-key.** Unlike the registry monitor — whose +`on_change` reports only that *something* under the watched key changed — the filesystem +`on_change` carries the `filesystem_change_kind` (added / removed / modified / +renamed_old_name / renamed_new_name) and the affected entry's relative name. This is the +natural granularity `ReadDirectoryChangesW` already provides via the +`FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION` `Action` + `FileName` chain, and consumers want it (a rename move +surfaces as the old-name / new-name pair). + +**Direct provider is an event + threadpool-wait state machine.** The win32 direct +`filesystem_monitor_token` opens the directory with +`FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY | FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS | FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED`, arms a manual-reset +event, and drives a three-state machine (`to_open_directory → to_read_directory_changes → +waiting`) identical in structure to `registry_monitor_token`. On completion it +`GetOverlappedResult`s the OVERLAPPED, decodes the `FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION` chain into a +pending-changes vector under the lock, defers delivery through a zero-delay notification timer +(so callbacks fire outside the lock), then re-arms. Access / read-arm failures back off through +the `requeue_directory_access_attempt` / `requeue_change_notification_attempt` hooks (default +500 ms), mirroring the registry monitor's retry contract. + +**Destruction quiesces the wait before members die.** The token has an explicit destructor +(not `= default`) that `CancelIoEx`s any in-flight read and then calls `tp_wait::reset()`, +which disarms the wait, waits for any running callback to finish, and closes the wait object — +all while every member the callback touches (buffer, handle, timers) is still alive. It does +**not** additionally call `wait_for_callbacks()`: `reset()` has already nulled the wait handle, +and `wait_for_callbacks()` asserts the handle is non-null, so calling it after `reset()` aborts. + +**Facet behavior follows the registry monitor's facet model.** Passthrough and logging simply +forward to the underlying monitor (the logging registry monitor likewise only forwards — it +records nothing for change notifications). Fault and journaling forward `monitor()` to their +underlying. Buffered's `register_watch` is `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`: a sealed snapshot has no live +source to watch. Redirecting maps the watched directory public→private on the way in and maps +the reported directory private→public on every notification callback, the same way it maps +registry key paths; the relative `entry_name` is a leaf and passes through unchanged. + +--- + +## D16 — Deferred file content is redirection-backed, not byte-captured + +This records the *original intent* behind the deferred content tier (D14), which the +"stream"/"alternate-data-stream" framing under-described. "Stream" meant file **data in +general**, and the intended way to isolate that data is **namespace redirection to a real +backing directory**, not capturing and replaying bytes into the `` artifact. + +The model: + +- **Assemble and redirect a subtree at PIL initialization.** Construct a backing directory + (e.g. a temp directory) populated to *look like* a target subtree — for example a curated + `%windir%\system32` — and, during PIL init, install a redirection binding so that + `C:\Windows\system32` resolves into that backing directory. This reuses the existing + redirecting decorator (D1); it is the filesystem analogue of how registry redirection + already maps public↔private key paths. +- **Reads are served straight from the backing files.** Because the redirected names resolve + to real files, content reads are whole-file and natural — there is no capture model to + choose, no byte serialization, no sealed-snapshot content gap to close. +- **Namespace-level mutation is tracked.** Create, delete, and rename/move of entries within + the redirected subtree are modeled as overlay entries / tombstones over the backing + directory, exactly as the buffered namespace already does for the directory tree. This is + the "partial support" the deferral always meant: deletions and renames are observable and + isolated. +- **Fine-grained content mutation is deliberately out of scope.** Changing a file's *size*, or + patching a *subset of bytes in a specific order* (seek-and-overwrite), is **not** modeled. + A wholesale replacement of a file can be accommodated by swapping the backing node; a + program that opens a file and rewrites arbitrary byte ranges is outside the isolation model + by design and either falls through to the backing file or is unsupported. We are explicitly + *not* building a byte-range/diff content store. + +Consequence for D14: the "sealed snapshot cannot serve content" limitation is resolved not by +the tier-2 byte-capture milestone the earlier framing implied, but by pointing the namespace +at a real backing directory and tracking only namespace-level change over it. The alternate- +data-stream sub-namespace (the literal NTFS `file:stream`) remains a secondary, still-deferred +concern under M-FS-STREAMS; it is not the primary content story. + +--- + +## D17 — The `ifile` content accessor: a defaulted positioned whole-file read/write ec-primitive + +D16 establishes that deferred file content is **redirection-backed** (reads resolve to real +backing files). D17 records the *interface shape* that exposes those bytes, so the `mwin32` +handle-translation content shim (`mReadFile` / `mWriteFile`, D11) has something to consume. + +**Two new ec-primitives on `ifile`: `read_content` and `write_content`.** Each takes a byte +`offset`, a `std::span` buffer, an out `bytes_read` / `bytes_written`, and a +`std::error_code&`, plus the usual flags / result-code / result-flags / `disposition` quartet +and throwing + convenience wrappers — the same primitive+wrapper shape every other PIL verb +uses. The public façade `m::pil::file` gains matching methods. + +**They are *defaulted*, not pure virtual.** Unlike the original `ifile` verbs (all pure +virtual), the content accessors carry a base implementation that reports +`std::errc::not_supported` through `ec`. This mirrors the defaulting precedent set by +`iplatform::get_filesystem` (D9) and `get_webcore` (D-HWC-2): a new capability added to a +widely-implemented interface defaults to the inert behavior so that providers, mocks, and test +doubles that do not model content need no edit. `std::errc::not_supported` **is** the documented +"deferred-content" outcome — it is what a sealed buffered snapshot (D14) and the null leaf +return, and what the `mwin32` shim maps to `ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED`. + +**Provider behavior.** +- **direct/win32** serves real bytes: a positioned `ReadFile` / `WriteFile` driven by + `OVERLAPPED.Offset` on the node's existing OS handle (no separate seek; the offset is + per-call, so it does not depend on a shared file pointer). A single call is clamped to a + `DWORD` count and the caller loops for larger transfers. `ERROR_HANDLE_EOF` is a zero-length + short read, not an error. +- **passthrough / logging / redirecting** override to **forward** to the underlying file (they + wrap it). **fault** returns the underlying provider's `ifile` unwrapped — it has no `file` + decorator — so it needs no change; content faulting is out of its scope. +- **buffered** serves **read-through** content for an *unmodified backing* node: a mirrored + placeholder materialized over a live underlying directory (M-FS-STREAMS-1.4) retains the live + underlying `ifile` handle, and `read_content` forwards to it so whole-file reads resolve to the + real backing bytes (this is the content half of the D16 binding, reached through the overlay). + A node with **no** backing handle — a sealed snapshot (D14) or a created / renamed overlay + entry — inherits the inert default and reports `not_supported`. `write_content` is **never** + forwarded by buffered: the shared backing is never mutated through the overlay, so writes stay + `not_supported` (namespace mutation is isolated in the overlay; content mutation of the backing + is a D16 non-goal). + +**Write is whole-file only (D16 non-goal enforcement).** `write_content` models **whole-file +replacement**: a write at offset 0 that sets the file's extent (direct/win32 follows the +positioned `WriteFile` with `SetEndOfFile`). A write whose `offset` is non-zero — a partial / +mid-file overwrite — is rejected with `std::errc::not_supported`. We deliberately do **not** +build a byte-range / diff content store (D16); arbitrary seek-and-overwrite is outside the +isolation model. + +--- + +## D17 — Captured entries carry the host's alternate (8.3 short) name as a lookup alias + +The buffered overlay captures a directory's children by enumeration (D3), which yields each +child's **long** name, and keys them in the ordinal case-insensitive map (D12). But a host +path supplied to `open_directory` may legitimately address an intermediate component by its +**alternate (8.3 short) name** rather than its long name — most commonly because +`std::filesystem::temp_directory_path()` returns a short form when a path component exceeds +eight characters (e.g. a CI runner's `%TEMP%` = `C:\Users\RUNNER~1\…` aliasing `runneradmin`). +The exact long-name lookup then misses and the open fails with "no such file or directory", +even though the live OS would resolve the alias. + +Our specified behavior: **an enumerated entry may be addressed by either its primary name or +its captured alternate name.** We capture the alternate name alongside the primary one +(`directory_entry::m_short_name`, empty when the host reports none), carry it on the buffered +`entry_node`, and persist it as the `short_name` XML attribute so a **sealed** snapshot — which +has no live underlying to consult — resolves the alias too. On an exact-match miss, +`open_directory` scans for a non-deleted entry whose alternate name matches the requested leaf +(same ordinal case-insensitive comparison as the primary key, D12). The miss path is the only +place the O(n) scan runs, and only when the exact key was absent, so the common case keeps its +map-lookup cost. + +This is the cross-platform "alternate alias" concept, not a Windows-only hack: POSIX surfaces +report no alternate name and leave the field empty, so the scan never matches and behavior is +unchanged there. On Win32 the alias comes from `WIN32_FIND_DATAW::cAlternateFileName`, which +requires enumerating with `FindExInfoStandard` (the previously-used `FindExInfoBasic` +suppresses it). Case-insensitivity itself is **not** the gap here (the map already folds case +per D12); only the 8.3 alias was missing. Per-name multiple aliases are not modeled — a single +alternate name matches what every relevant host surface reports. + +--- + +## D-HWC-1 — Hostable Web Core is an *engine* surface, composed from state surfaces + +Every PIL surface to date (registry, filesystem) models **persistent named state**, which is +why the buffered / journaling / snapshot decorators (D1–D9) make sense for it. Hostable Web Core +(HWC) is fundamentally different: `hwebcore.dll` is a **live request-processing engine** exposed +through three flat C entry points (verified against the Windows SDK `um/hwebcore.h`): + +| Entry (`PFN_*`) | Prototype | Returns | +|---|---|---| +| `WebCoreActivate` | `(PCWSTR pszAppHostConfigFile, PCWSTR pszRootWebConfigFile, PCWSTR pszInstanceName)` | `HRESULT` | +| `WebCoreShutdown` | `(DWORD fImmediate)` | `HRESULT` | +| `WebCoreSetMetadata` | `(PCWSTR pszMetadataType, PCWSTR pszValue)` | `HRESULT` | + +The engine has **no persistent state of its own** to snapshot: its behavior is wholly determined +by the *inputs it reads* (`applicationHost.config`, `web.config`, content roots, some registry +keys) and the *network edge* it binds (`http.sys`). Therefore HWC isolation is mostly +**composition, not a new state model**: if the host process's filesystem and registry surfaces +are already PIL-isolated, an HWC instance activated in-process inherits that isolation for its +config reads. The new surface is thin — it owns **activation lifecycle**, **config projection**, +and the **network edge**. + +The decorator stack maps onto HWC as: pass-through activates the real engine against the active +platform; logging traces activate / shutdown / set_metadata; fault injects `WebCoreActivate` +HRESULT failures by the D8 counted-rule model; **buffered / journaling are `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`** +(the engine is not snapshotted — isolation of its *inputs* is delegated to the filesystem / +registry surfaces, the same reasoning that makes the buffered filesystem *monitor* +`M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` in D15); redirecting maps the config `file_path`s public↔private. + +## D-HWC-2 — `iwebcore` is added to `iplatform` with a default null provider + +A third surface accessor `iplatform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags, std::shared_ptr&)` +is added, with a **default that yields a null provider** whose operations are `M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` +— mirroring exactly how `get_filesystem` was introduced (D9) so existing registry-only and +filesystem providers need no change; only the direct/Windows platform overrides it. + +The surface interfaces live in a new `webcore_interfaces.h`: +- `iwebcore_instance` — an opaque activation token whose destruction shuts the instance down + (RAII, like `ifilesystem_monitor_token`). +- `iwebcore` — `activate(activate_flags, activation_request const&, std::unique_ptr&, std::error_code&)` + and `set_metadata(...)`. The `activation_request` carries the app-host config and optional + root-web config as **`file_path` values** (paths *in the isolated filesystem*, not raw OS + paths) plus the instance name — this is what wires HWC's config reads to the isolated FS. + +Error model follows PIL: `std::error_code&` is the non-throwing **primitive** channel each +provider implements; `disposition` carries only **contractual non-success** (e.g. +`already_activated`, the HWC `ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING` contract), never errors. A thin +throwing overload wraps the ec primitive. + +## D-HWC-3 — engine bound via `LoadLibraryExW`, never statically imported + +The direct/Windows webcore provider resolves the engine **purely at runtime** — no import lib, no +`__declspec(dllimport)`, no link-time edge on anything IIS. + +**The engine lives in `%windir%\system32\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll`, NOT `system32` directly, and it +has a dependency closure of sibling DLLs in that same `inetsrv` folder.** This was verified on a +machine with the `IIS-HostableWebCore` feature installed: a bare-name +`LoadLibraryExW(L"hwebcore.dll", …, LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_SYSTEM32)` fails with +`ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND` (the module is not in `system32`), and even a full-path load fails the same +way until `inetsrv` is on the **dependency** search path (the engine's siblings — `iiscore.dll`, +`nativerd.dll`, etc. — live there). So the binding is: + +```cpp +// resolve the absolute system path: GetSystemDirectoryW() + L"\\inetsrv\\hwebcore.dll" +// add inetsrv to the dependency search, then load by full path: +::AddDllDirectory(inetsrv_dir); // or SetDllDirectoryW(inetsrv_dir) +auto h = ::LoadLibraryExW(full_inetsrv_path, nullptr, + LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_DLL_LOAD_DIR | LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_SYSTEM32); +``` + +Loading by the **absolute system `inetsrv` path** (never a bare or relative name) is what hardens +against an app-dir search-order hijack. The exact search-flag combination is finalized in the +`M-HWC-DIRECT` C++ provider against the live engine — a one-line incantation is **not** assumed; +the provider owns getting the dependency closure to resolve. + +The three `GetProcAddress` results (`WebCoreActivate` / `WebCoreShutdown` / `WebCoreSetMetadata`) +are the **injectable seam**: a fake engine in unit tests is just a different function-pointer +triple, so the provider is fully testable with no IIS feature installed. The module handle is +owned by the provider (load once on first `activate`, `FreeLibrary` on provider teardown), because +HWC is process-singleton anyway (D-HWC-5). Because the binding is `LoadLibraryExW`-at-activate, +`mwin32` gains no link-time dependency on IIS. + +## D-HWC-4 — isolate config/registry reads by materialization (default) or interception (opt-in) + +`hwebcore.dll` is real native code that calls the real OS; it does **not** see the mwin32 +registry shim and cannot read from a buffered in-memory filesystem. Two strategies bridge the +gap, chosen per-config: + +- **Materialization (default).** On `activate`, resolve the config `file_path` through the + *isolated* `ifilesystem`, read its bytes, create a real per-instance temp dir, project every + `physicalPath` / content root the config references from the isolated FS into that temp dir, + rewrite the paths, write the rewritten `applicationHost.config` to a **real** path, and call + `WebCoreActivate` against it. The token destructor shuts down and deletes the projection. This + is a deliberate, documented **isolation boundary**: at the moment control passes to un-shimmed + native code, isolation necessarily becomes concrete (the HWC analogue of the D14 acknowledged + trade-off). +- **Interception (opt-in, D-HWC-7).** Instead of making the inputs real, intercept the engine's + outbound `Reg*` / `CreateFileW` / `FindFirstFileW` calls **module-scoped to `hwebcore.dll`** and + route them into the active PIL registry / filesystem surfaces — dropping materialization + entirely and giving an exact "what the engine actually touched" trace through the logging facet. + +## D-HWC-5 — single activation per process, enforced on the session + +The HWC contract is one activation per process (`WebCoreActivate` returns +`HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING)` on a second call; `WebCoreShutdown` returns +`ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE` when nothing is active). The mwin32 process-wide session holds the one +`iwebcore_instance`; a second activation returns the real HWC failure shape rather than minting a +second token. Unlike registry handles, HWC has **no handle** in its ABI, so the `handle_table` is +not involved — the session simply owns the single instance token, matching the engine's +process-singleton model. + +## D-HWC-6 — network edge is the deferred `ihttp_listener` surface via namespace redirection + +`hwebcore.dll` reaches the network through the **HTTP Server API** (`HttpInitialize`, +`HttpCreateServerSession` / `HttpCreateHttpHandle`, `HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup` / `HttpAddUrl`, then +receive / send). Namespace redirection means: intercept exactly those calls on the engine module +and **remap the URL namespace and port into a private sandbox** before they reach `http.sys`, so +production names / ports are never reserved on the box. Expressed as a deferred `ihttp_listener` +surface with two tiers: + +- **Tier A — real `http.sys`, private namespace.** Rewrite host:port to loopback + an ephemeral + port and synthesize the URL-ACL / cert binding for *that private prefix*; clients talk to the + privatized address. Good enough to actually serve requests without reserving production URLs. +- **Tier B — fake `http.sys`.** Intercept the receive / send HTTP Server API too and feed requests + from an in-process queue — no `http.sys`, no admin, no URL ACL, fully deterministic. This is the + unit-test edge and the strongest "fake privatized addresses and ports." + +`.pilcfg` carries the mapping table (`webcore.endpoints`: public ↔ private). This replaces the +weaker "ephemeral port + URL ACL" hand-wave with a concrete contract. + +## D-HWC-7 — Detours is an opt-in, module-scoped, off-by-default complementary envelope + +The repository generally eschews runtime interception (Detours), preferring the link-time alias +mechanism (mwin32 D8). HWC is the bounded exception: the engine is a black box we deliberately do +**not** link, so intercepting its outbound calls is the only way to resolve them against PIL +("what happens under the hood" of the engine). The deviation is constrained: + +- Hooks are installed **only on `hwebcore.dll`'s own IAT / delay-IAT** (module-scoped via the + `HMODULE` from D-HWC-3), never process-wide inline hooks — we intercept *the engine's* calls and + nothing else. +- The whole envelope is gated behind a `webcore.interception` mode in `.pilcfg` and is **off by + default**; passthrough / materialization (D-HWC-4) remains the default path. + +This keeps the experiment controlled and bounded to the HWC surface rather than ambient hooking. + +--- + +## Implementation notes + +### M-PS-1 audit — current mirror & serialization model (as of 2026-06-14) + +How the buffered layer mirrors and serializes today, and the concrete delta the M-PS +milestone must close to reach D2/D3 (whole-key sealed snapshot). + +**Mirror model (lazy, name/type-only at materialization).** When a buffered `key` wraps +an underlying key, `key::initialize_overlay` +(`src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp`, +`src/buffered/registry_key_value_operations.cpp`) eagerly records: +- subkey **names** as `key_node{m_key={}, m_last_write_time={}, m_mirrored=true}` — name + only, no contents, no timestamp; +- value **names + types** as `value_node{m_reg_value_type=type, m_value=nullopt}` — no data. + +Contents are loaded lazily: a value's bytes enter `m_value` only on a read +(`load_value_if_not_present` via `get_value`/`get_value_size`); a subkey's `m_key` +materializes only on `open_key`/`create_key`. The key's own `m_last_write_time` is left at +`time_point_type::min` for mirrored keys (only created/loaded keys set it). + +**Serialization (`key::save_xml`, `registry::save_xml`).** Persists only materialized or +modified state: +- values emit a `` only if read (`m_value.has_value()`) or deleted (tombstone); + enumerated-but-unread value names are dropped; +- subkeys emit a `` only if opened (`m_key` set) or deleted; enumerated-but-unopened + subkey names are dropped; +- key **metadata is never written** — no `last_write_time` attribute. Load + (`load_children_xml`, `registry::load_xml`) reconstructs every key at + `time_point_type::min`. + +**Concrete delta for M-PS-2/3/4:** +1. Persist & restore key metadata — `last_write_time` is currently absent on both sides. +2. Capture & persist the full **subkey-name list**, including enumerated-but-unopened + names, so a loaded snapshot reproduces observed enumeration (D3). +3. Capture & persist **all values whole** for a touched key (eager load on capture per + D4), not only those that were read. +4. Loaded snapshot then becomes a **sealed world** needing no fall-through to a real + platform (D2). Mirrored placeholders must no longer be silently dropped at save. + +### M-PS-2 — whole-key capture on touch (as of 2026-06-15) + +`key::initialize_overlay` now performs an eager whole-key capture: it brackets the +capture with `last_write_time` reads (T0 before / T1 after), enumerates subkey names and +value names+types, eagerly loads all value bytes (`load_all_mirrored_values`), and stamps +the key's `m_last_write_time = T1`. A torn read (T0 != T1) retries up to +`k_max_capture_attempts` (3); values that vanish between enumeration and load are dropped +(best-effort, D4). + +**Underlying-layer fix (mono-repo bug policy).** The win32 direct +`key::query_information_key` retrieved the `FILETIME` from `RegQueryInfoKeyW` but never +converted it — `last_write_time` was always left at `time_point_type::min` (the conversion +line was commented out). Fixed at the source to use +`m::clock_cast(FILETIME)` from `m_windows_chrono` (added to the win32 +direct link set). Without this, captured metadata is meaningless. + +**M-PS-MOCK (implemented 2026-06-15).** The torn-read→retry and vanished-value→drop paths +are now covered deterministically by a controllable mock `ikey` +(`test/Platforms/Windows/mock_ikey.h`) that scripts the capture bracket the real registry +cannot perturb on demand. The mock implements only the read surface capture touches +(`query_information_key`, `enumerate_keys`, `enumerate_value_names_and_types`, +`get_value_size`, `get_value_type`, `get_value`); all mutators throw `m::not_supported`. It +returns a scripted sequence of `last_write_time` values across successive +`query_information_key` calls (so the before/after bracket can be made to disagree, then +agree) and lets any value be flagged "vanished" so its `get_value_size`/`get_value` throw +`m::not_found`. It records the number of capture passes (one +`enumerate_value_names_and_types` sweep per attempt) so tests can assert the bounded retry +fired the expected number of times. Tests (`test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_mock.cpp`): +a torn read that stabilizes after one retry (2 passes, settles on the stable stamp); an +ever-changing key that stops at the `k_max_capture_attempts == 3` bound; and a value that +vanishes between enumeration and load being dropped while its sibling survives. The mock is +reusable for later milestones. The delivered M-PS-2 tests remain, covering eager whole-value +capture and metadata capture against the real registry. + +### M-PS-3 — whole-mirror serialization (as of 2026-06-15) + +`key::save_xml` now emits a whole-key snapshot (D2, D3): the key's own `last_write_time` +(as a raw tick count attribute, emitted only when not `min`), every captured ``, and +a `` child for **every** child subkey name — including mirrored-but-unopened +placeholders, which contribute only their name (their contents were never captured per the +non-recursive D3 rule). Materialized subkeys still recurse into a nested whole ``; +deleted entries remain tombstones. `key::load_children_xml` restores `m_last_write_time` +from the `last_write_time` attribute (absent → `min`, covering name-only placeholders and +older artifacts). + +The timestamp is serialized as the integer tick count of +`time_since_epoch()` (lossless round-trip); it doubles as the version stamp used by lazy +consistency repair on load (D5). + +**Test note.** `BufferedSave.OverlayKeysAndValuesAreSerialized` previously asserted (in a +comment) that mirrored-but-untouched subkeys must *not* appear; that is false under the +whole-key model. The comment was corrected and a new +`BufferedSave.ObservedKeyMetadataAndSubkeyNamesSerialized` test asserts a merely-observed +key serializes its metadata and child subkey names. + +**Resolved flaky abort (was pre-existing).** `test_win32_registry` used to abort +nondeterministically at the `DirectRegistryMonitoring.MonitorKey` → +`TestLoggingRegistry.TryCreatingKey` boundary (~40–60% of full-suite runs). Root cause: the +direct `registry_monitor_token` had a `= default` destructor, so member destruction ran in +reverse declaration order and destroyed its two timers **before** `m_tp_wait` drained. Its +registry-notification wait callback (`on_registry_notification` → `drive_state`) schedules +those timers, so a registry change delivered during the teardown window dereferenced +already-destroyed timer members → `abort()`. Fixed by giving the token the same treatment as +`filesystem_monitor_token`: an `m_shutting_down` flag set under the lock, an explicit +destructor that drains `m_tp_wait` before the timers are reset, and an early-return guard in +`drive_state` (and the two timer lambdas) so no in-flight callback re-arms past the drain. +Verified with 25 clean full-suite runs in each of debug and release. + +### M-PS-4 — sealed load (as of 2026-06-15) + +The sealed-world load machinery was effectively delivered by M-PS-3's `load_children_xml` +change (metadata, values, and subkey-name lists all restore from the artifact) plus the +pre-existing no-underlying snapshot `registry::load_xml` / snapshot `platform` constructor. +M-PS-4 is therefore a *verification* milestone rather than new code: it adds +`BufferedSave.ObservedKeyReadableFromSealedSnapshot`, which captures a real key through the +buffered layer, saves, **deletes the real key**, then loads the snapshot and reads the +captured values back — proving there is no fall-through to a live registry. + +### M-PS-5 — lazy consistency repair (as of 2026-06-15) + +Implements D5. Name-only placeholders (subkey names observed during eager capture but +whose contents were never materialized) are now serialized with an explicit +`mirrored="true"` attribute, so the loader can distinguish them from fully-captured empty +keys. On load they are restored as unmaterialized mirrored `key_node`s (enumerable but not +openable), rather than fabricated empty keys. + +`registry::load_xml` captures a single `T_load = clock_type::now()` for the whole snapshot +and threads it into every `key::load_children_xml`, which stores it as `m_load_stamp`. When +`open_key` reaches a mirrored, unmaterialized placeholder and there is **no underlying +registry** (the sealed world), it performs the repair: it erases the entry from `m_keys` +and sets the parent's `m_last_write_time = m_load_stamp`, then returns key-not-found +(honoring `tolerate_not_found`/`ec`). It never consults a live platform. `create_key`'s +analogous branch instead materializes a fresh empty key in the sealed world, preserving +create-or-open semantics. The version stamp advances precisely because the enumeration +changed (D4 invariant), so re-enumeration after repair is self-consistent. Covered by +`BufferedSave.NameOnlySubkeyRepairedAndRestampedOnOpen`. The M-PS-4 test's child check was +updated to assert the name *enumerates* (rather than opens), since the placeholder now +correctly fails to open in the sealed world. + +### M-PS-6 — end-to-end integration (as of 2026-06-15) + +Completes the M-PS milestone with `BufferedSave.EndToEndSealedSnapshotReproducesObservations`. +It stages a representative tree (values of several types plus nested subkeys Alpha, +Beta\Gamma), observes it through the buffered layer, applies overlay edits (add `vnew`, +delete `doomed`, create `Delta`), saves, deletes the live tree, and reloads as a sealed +snapshot. The test asserts the sealed world reproduces both captured and overlay-written +state, does not resurrect the deleted value, serves the nested and overlay-created subkeys, +and returns a stable subkey enumeration across repeated reads — exercising D2–D5 together +with no fall-through to a live registry. + +### M-LOG-OUT-1 — logging save is pass-through (as of 2026-06-15) + +Implements the persistence half of D6. `logging::platform::save` no longer appends a `` +element to the saved ``; it now forwards unchanged to the underlying platform. +The diagnostic log object (`m_log`) is still populated during operation but is never written +into any persisted artifact. The separate side-artifact channel for obtaining the trace is +M-LOG-OUT-2. + +### M-LOG-OUT-2 — diagnostic log side artifact (as of 2026-06-15) + +Completes D6. `iplatform` gains a `save_diagnostic_log(save_flags, pugi::xml_node&)` virtual +with a base no-op default (layers that record no trace leave the node untouched). The +logging layer overrides it to append its `` (the requested-vs-done trace) into the +caller's node. The public `m::pil::platform::save_diagnostic_log(path)` writes a separate +file rooted at `` — structurally disjoint from `save`'s ``, so the +trace can never leak into persisted state. Covered by +`TestLoggingRegistry.DiagnosticLogIsSideArtifactNotInPersistedPlatform`, which asserts the +saved `` contains no ``/log entries while the side artifact does. The +default no-op keeps the channel meaningful even when no logging layer is present (the +artifact is well-formed but empty). Routing the tap to non-outermost depths is M-LOG-FLOAT. + +### M-LOG-FLOAT — injectable / floating logging tap (as of 2026-06-15) + +Completes the injectable half of D6. The wrapping API is simply: construct +`logging::platform` over *any* `iplatform` (not only the outermost), and the tap records the +mutations passing through it at that depth. For the trace to remain reachable from the top of +the stack, every transparent decorator now forwards `save_diagnostic_log` down to its +underlying (`buffered`, `redirecting`, `passthrough`); the `logging` override appends its own +`` and then forwards, so stacked taps each contribute their slice. A decorator with no +underlying (a sealed `buffered` snapshot leaf) returns the no-op disposition, terminating the +chain. + +Record shape (requested-vs-done): each `` holds `Registry.*` mutation entries +(`Registry.CreateKey`, `Registry.SetValue`, `Registry.DeleteKey`, `Registry.DeleteTree`, +`Registry.RenameKey`, `Registry.DeleteValue`) carrying the requested arguments plus a +`disposition` attribute recording the done result. Only mutations are traced; reads are pure +pass-through. + +`LoggingFloat.TapCapturesAtAnyDepthWithoutAlteringBehavior` issues identical operations +against one sealed snapshot through two stacks differing only in tap depth — `logging` +directly above the leaf, and `logging` beneath a transparent `passthrough` — and asserts both +diagnostic logs capture the create/set trace (the tap floats and stays reachable) while the +read-back values are identical (behavior is unaltered by tap placement). + +### M-JOURNAL-1 — journaling decorator and ordered verb-stream artifact (as of 2026-06-15) + +Realizes D7. The `journaling` decorator (`src/journaling/`) is modeled on `logging`: a +transparent stack of `platform` / `registry` / `key` wrappers that forward every operation to +the underlying layer unchanged. As each mutating call passes through, the `key` wrapper +appends a verb entry to a shared, mutex-guarded `journal` (an ordered `std::deque`), recording +the operations in exact document order. + +Scope — mutations only. The journal records the six mutating verbs (`CreateKey`, `DeleteKey`, +`DeleteTree`, `RenameKey`, `DeleteValue`, `SetValue`). Reads are pure pass-through and are not +journaled: ordered replay onto a base world to reach observable equivalence (M-JOURNAL-3) +needs only the mutations, so journaling reads would be dead weight in the artifact. + +Encoding — lossless and replay-focused, owned by us (design autonomy). Distinct from logging's +human-readable requested-vs-done rendering, each entry stores exactly what replay needs: the +base key's absolute path, the verb's arguments, and for `SetValue` the value's *raw* +`reg_value_type` (numeric) plus its bytes as lower-case hex. This is a deliberately exact, +machine-replayable shape; changing the hex alphabet or the type/data attributes is a breaking +change to the artifact. + +Separate artifact (not in ``). Per D7 the journal is its own artifact, never folded +into the persisted snapshot. `journaling::platform::save` is therefore a transparent +pass-through (mirroring the M-LOG-OUT decision for the diagnostic log), and the recorded +stream is emitted on demand through `platform::save_journal(node)`, which writes the verb +children under a caller-supplied `` root. `save_diagnostic_log` forwards downward so a +logging tap placed beneath journaling remains reachable from the top (D6). + +### M-JOURNAL-2 — ordered replay onto a base world (as of 2026-06-15) + +The free function `replay(journal_node, target_registry)` (`src/journaling/replay.cpp`) reapplies +the recorded verb stream in document order. For each child element it resolves the base key the +operation was invoked on (parse the absolute `key` attribute → open its predefined root → +`create_key` the relative path, which is idempotent so it is safe whether or not the key already +exists in the target), then dispatches on the element name to reissue the verb against that base +key using the interface convenience helpers (`create_key`, `delete_key`, `delete_tree`, +`rename_key`, `delete_value`, and the four-argument `set_value`). + +`SetValue` round-trips losslessly: the numeric `reg_value_type` is read back from `type` and the +bytes are decoded from the lower-case hex `data` attribute by `hex_to_bytes` (the inverse of the +record-side `bytes_to_hex`). A malformed journal (odd-length or non-hex data, a key path with no +predefined root, or an unknown element name) throws rather than silently replaying garbage. +Replay targets the `iregistry` interface, so it works against any world — a fresh snapshot leaf, +a live platform, or another decorated stack. + +### M-JOURNAL-3 — record/replay observable-equivalence test (as of 2026-06-15) + +`Journaling.RecordReplayProducesObservableEquivalence` records an order-sensitive mutation +sequence through `journaling::platform` over a sealed buffered snapshot leaf — repeated +`SetValue` on the same name (last writer wins: 1 then 2), a `SetValue`/`DeleteValue` pair, a +nested key with its own value, and a create-then-delete key — then captures the recorded stream +into a standalone `` document via `save_journal`. It replays that journal onto a +*fresh* leaf built from the same fixture and asserts the replayed world matches what the source +produced (final value 2, deleted value absent, nested value present, deleted key gone). + +Resolving the base key during replay descends the relative path one segment at a time, because +the buffered base world's `create_key` accepts only single-segment names; a single multi-segment +`create_key` would be rejected. + +The sequence includes a non-empty subtree (`ToDelete` holding a value) removed wholesale via +`delete_tree`, so the test drives the `DeleteTree` verb against the buffered leaf end to end +(record → `` → replay). This relies on buffered `delete_tree` being implemented; see +M-BUFTREE. + +### M-BUFTREE-1 — buffered delete_tree (as of 2026-06-15) + +Implements `buffered::key::delete_tree` (`src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp`), which +previously threw `not_implemented`. The overlay model makes whole-subtree deletion a single +tombstone rather than a literal recursion: each `key` is a self-contained snapshot whose subkeys +live as `key_node` entries, and `open_key` / `try_open_key` already honor a node's `m_deleted` +flag. Tombstoning the named subkey's node (`m_key.reset()`, `m_deleted = true`, +`m_mirrored = false`) therefore hides that subkey and *every* descendant at once — a materialized +child becomes unreachable, and a mirrored-but-unmaterialized subtree in the underlying registry +is shadowed by the tombstone — without walking the tree. Unlike `delete_key`, there is no +"subkey must be empty" precondition, matching `RegDeleteTree` semantics. + +Two argument shapes, mirroring the win32 `ikey::delete_tree` contract so the buffered +implementation is a faithful peer of the win32 one: +- Named subkey: tombstone that subkey node (the case above). Multi-segment paths are rejected + with `invalid_parameter`, matching `delete_key`; a missing/already-tombstoned subkey throws + `not_found`. +- No name (or empty name): clear the key's *contents* — tombstone all `m_keys` nodes and all + `m_values` — while leaving the key itself in place. + +The no-name branch exists for interface-contract parity with win32 (and is the path the +journaling replay layer takes for a subKey-less `DeleteTree` entry); it is not reachable through +the friendly `key` API today, which exposes no nullopt overload. + +Tests: `BufferedDeleteTree.NamedSubtreeWithDescendantsIsRemoved` (a non-empty subtree deleted +through the friendly buffered overlay vanishes wholesale — something `delete_key` cannot do), and +the M-JOURNAL-3 record/replay test now drives `DeleteTree` against the buffered leaf rather than +working around the former gap with `delete_key`. + +Known limitation (out of scope): `enumerate_keys` does not skip tombstoned nodes, so a deleted +subkey can still surface by index even though `open_key` refuses it. `try_open_key`-based +observation (used by the tests) reflects the deletion correctly. + +### M-FAULT-1 — fault-script artifact and grammar (as of 2026-06-15) + +Defines the declarative fault artifact described by D8, in `src/fault/fault.h` / +`src/fault/fault_script.cpp` (namespace `m::pil::impl::fault`). The artifact is a separate XML +input — never part of the saved `` — parsed by `parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node)` +into a `fault_script` (a vector of `fault_rule` under a mutex). + +Grammar: a `` element with zero or more `` children, each carrying +attributes `operation` (one of the `fault_operation` verbs: create_key, open_key, delete_key, +delete_tree, rename_key, set_value, delete_value, get_value), `path` (the absolute, +root-prefixed key path the rule targets), an optional `valueName` (for value operations), +`occurrence` (the 1-based Nth-match counter, must be ≥ 1), and `action` (one of the +`fault_action` outcomes). Unknown verbs/actions, a missing required attribute, or +`occurrence < 1` raise `m::invalid_parameter` at parse time. + +Matching is counted and **one-shot on exactly the Nth occurrence**: `fault_rule::match_and_count` +compares the operation verb and a **case-insensitive full absolute-path equality** (registry +semantics — the D8 "pattern" is an exact ci path match, documented as such), requires the value +name to match when the rule specifies one, increments the rule's hit counter on every match, and +returns its action only when `m_hits == m_occurrence`. This satisfies "fires on the Nth and not +before"; it does not refire afterward. `fault_script::check` advances *all* matching rules' +counters (so composed rules stay independent) and, if any fired, raises the mapped exception. + +Faults surface as the real foundation `m::` exceptions, so consumers exercise genuine error +paths. The `fault_action` vocabulary maps to `m::not_found`, `m::access_denied`, +`m::out_of_resources`, `m::sharing_violation`, `m::already_exists`, and `m::not_supported`. Two +of these — `access_denied` (the canonical registry failure) and `out_of_resources` (the D8 +worked example, resource exhaustion) — were added to the foundation header +`src/include/m/utility/exception.h` in this item, following the mono-repo "own the layer" and +design-autonomy rules rather than overloading an unrelated existing exception. + +### M-FAULT-2 — fault-injecting decorator (as of 2026-06-15) + +The decorator stack (`src/fault/platform.cpp`, `registry.cpp`, `registry_key.cpp`) is modeled on +the journaling layer: a single shared state object (the `fault_script`) is threaded +platform → registry → key, the registry caches wrapped predefined keys, and each wrapped `key` +holds the underlying `ikey` plus the shared script. Unlike journaling — which creates its own +`journal` internally — the script is parsed externally and passed in, so `create_platform` takes +`(underlying_platform, script)`. + +Each faultable `key` method computes the rule target from `ikey::get_path()` (the wrapper's own +absolute path) and calls `m_script->check(...)` **before** forwarding to `m_key`; if a rule +fires, `check` throws and the underlying layer is never reached. Key-targeting ops compose the +target with `key_path::operator+` (the subkey/old-name, using the `std::optional` overload so a +null name targets the key itself): create_key, delete_key, delete_tree, open_key, rename_key. +Value ops (set_value, delete_value, get_value) pass the wrapper's own path plus the value name +(`value_name.view()`). Structural/read-only ops (enumerate_keys, enumerate_value_names_and_types, +query_information_key, flush, get_value_size, get_value_type, get_path, monitor) forward +transparently and carry no rules. + +### M-FAULT-3 — fault layer tests (as of 2026-06-15) + +`test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault.cpp` drives the fault layer over a win32-free buffered +snapshot base world (the same fixture approach as the journaling tests): `CountedMatch...` +(3rd open fires, 1st/2nd/4th do not — one-shot on the Nth), `MultipleRulesComposeIndependently` +(two rules on different paths with different actions fire on their own independent counts), +`NonMatchingOperationsPassThroughUnchanged` (a rule on an untouched path leaves create/set/get/open +intact, values round-trip), and `ParsedScriptFiresOnMatchingCreate` (exercises +`parse_fault_script` end to end). + +The tests derive every rule path from the live `key::get_path()` of the key under test rather than +hand-writing a `HKEY_*\...` string, and `ParsedScriptFiresOnMatchingCreate` *discovers* the +target path with a throwaway probe platform before building the `` XML. This is +deliberate: in buffered **snapshot mode** (no live underlying platform) a predefined key is +constructed without a root path, so `get_path()` on HKCU returns an empty path and a hand-authored +`"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Foo"` rule would not match. Over a live win32 platform `get_path()` carries +the properly rooted absolute path, so authored rules match as intended; the probe keeps the tests +faithful to the decorator's own composition regardless of that snapshot-mode quirk (a buffered +characteristic, out of scope for the fault layer). + +### PERSIST-1 — removed legacy file-based buffered save path (as of 2026-06-15) + +The buffered layer carried a second, file-based save API parallel to the public node-based +`iplatform::save` and unreachable from it: `buffered::platform::save(persistence_format, +std::filesystem::path)`, the private `buffered::platform::save_xml(m::locked_t, +std::filesystem::path)`, and the `enum class persistence_format { xml }`. It was dead code (no +caller anywhere in the repo) and latently buggy — `save_xml(locked_t, path)` called +`doc.document_element()` on an empty document (a null node) and then `set_name`/appended onto it. + +All three artifacts were removed. The sole supported persistence path is the polymorphic +`platform::save(save_flags, save_contents, pugi::xml_node&)` virtual feeding +`registry::save_xml(pugi::xml_node&)`, wrapped by the public `m::pil::platform::save(path, ...)` +in `src/platform.cpp`; load is `create_platform_from_persisted_xml`. `registry::save_xml(node)` +is retained (it is the node-based path's serializer). Nothing needed to be folded forward — the +node-based path already supersedes everything the legacy path attempted. + +### M-FAULTCFG-1 — public fault-layer surface (as of 2026-06-15) + +The fault layer (D8, M-FAULT-1/2/3) was internal to `m::pil::impl::fault`. This item adds a +public façade in `include/m/pil/fault.h` (implemented in `src/fault_interface.cpp`) so a +consumer — notably the mwin32 shim's `.pilcfg` integration — can build and apply a fault script +without reaching into the impl namespace. The surface mirrors the existing +`make_platform_interface` / `load_platform_interface` factories: construct a script, then layer +it over an `std::shared_ptr` stack. + +Public shape (namespace `m::pil`): +- `enum class fault_operation` and `enum class fault_action` — independent public copies of the + impl vocabularies (same eight operations / six actions). Per the design-autonomy rule the + public enums are *not* aliases or `static_cast`s of the impl enums; `fault_interface.cpp` + contains the single `to_impl` switch that maps each value, so a future divergence is a compile + error at that one site rather than a silent mismatch. +- `class fault_script` — a thin value handle wrapping `std::shared_ptr` + (impl type forward-declared in the header; only the `.cpp` includes `src/fault/fault.h`). + `add_rule(operation, key_path, optional, occurrence, action)` builds an + `impl::fault::fault_rule` and appends it. An internal `get_impl()` accessor exposes the shared + impl script to `apply_fault_layer` (documented as not part of the stable contract — it exists + because the public type is a handle over the impl representation). The handle is copyable and + shares the underlying script, so rules added after a layer is applied still take effect (the + layer holds the same `shared_ptr`). +- `parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const&)` / `load_fault_script(std::filesystem::path const&)` + — wrap `impl::fault::parse_fault_script`; `load_fault_script` loads the file (document element + must be ``) and throws `std::runtime_error` on load failure, deferring parse + errors (`m::invalid_parameter`) to the shared parser. +- `apply_fault_layer(std::shared_ptr const&, fault_script const&)` — calls + `impl::fault::create_platform(underlying, script.get_impl())`, returning the wrapped interface. + +`include/m/pil/fault.h` includes `` for the `pugi::xml_node` parameter, consistent +with `platform_interfaces.h` which already exposes pugixml on the public surface. + +Tests: `test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_public.cpp` exercises the façade only (no impl +includes) over a sealed snapshot obtained via the public `load_platform_interface`: +`ProgrammaticRuleFiresOnNthOccurrence`, `ParsedScriptFiresOnMatchingCreate`, +`LoadedScriptFromFileFires` (round-trips a `` file through `load_fault_script`), and +`NonMatchingOperationsPassThrough`. The same snapshot-mode probe technique as M-FAULT-3 derives +rule paths from a live `get_path()`. + + + +### M-FS-FAULT-1 — filesystem facet of the fault layer (as of 2026-06-16) + +Realizes D8 for the filesystem surface, mirroring the registry facet (M-FAULT-1/2/3) the same +way the journaling and logging filesystem facets mirror their registry peers. The fault +vocabulary (`src/fault/fault.h`, namespace `m::pil::impl::fault`) gains seven filesystem +operations alongside the eight registry ones: `create_directory`, `create_file`, +`open_directory`, `open_file`, `remove_entry`, `delete_tree_entry`, `rename_entry`. A single +`` may therefore mix registry and filesystem rules; `operation_from_string` maps +all fifteen spellings. + +Naming: the tree-delete verb is spelled `delete_tree_entry`, **not** `delete_tree`, because the +registry already owns `delete_tree`. Keeping one unambiguous `operation_from_string` map (and +one `fault_operation` enum spanning both domains) is worth the slightly longer name; the public +enum copies the same spelling. + +Unified target representation. `fault_rule` previously stored a `key_path` target; it now stores +the **already-normalized native text** as a `std::u16string` (`m_target`). The registry +constructor seeds it from `key_path::native()`, the new filesystem constructor from +`file_path::native()`. Matching is a single private `match_text_and_count` doing the +case-insensitive full-text equality plus the counted/one-shot logic; the two public +`match_and_count` overloads (key_path + optional value name; file_path) and the two `check` +entry points (`check`, `check_filesystem`) delegate to it. This keeps one counting mechanism for +both surfaces without letting either path type's normalization leak into the other — each side +normalizes in its own path type before the text is stored. + +Decorator. `src/fault/filesystem.cpp` adds `directory` and `filesystem` decorators modeled on +the journaling filesystem facet. Like journaling's wrappers — and because `idirectory` exposes +no `get_path()` — each `directory` tracks its own absolute `file_path` (`m_absolute_path`): +`filesystem::open_root` seeds it from `file_root::text()`, and every `open_directory` / +`create_directory` child receives `parent.m_absolute_path / segment`. Each faultable verb calls +`m_script->check_filesystem(op, target)` **before** forwarding, so a fired rule throws and the +underlying layer is never reached (and the overlay is left unmutated). Targets: +create/open of a child use `m_absolute_path / path`; `remove_entry` uses `/ name`; +`delete_tree_entry` uses `name ? m_absolute_path / *name : m_absolute_path`; `rename_entry` +matches on the **source** name (`m_absolute_path / old_path`). Returned directories are +re-wrapped so the subtree stays faulted; returned files are forwarded unwrapped (`ifile` carries +no faultable verbs). `enumerate_entries` / `query_information` forward transparently. + +`open_root` itself carries no fault verb — it is the un-faulted entry point, mirroring how the +registry facet leaves `open_predefined_key` unfaulted. + +Public façade. `include/m/pil/fault.h` / `src/fault_interface.cpp` gain the seven filesystem +values on the public `fault_operation` enum and a second `add_rule` overload taking a +`file_path` target with no value-name parameter (filesystem operations carry no value-name +constraint). Per the design-autonomy rule the public enum is an independent copy; the single +`to_impl` switch in `fault_interface.cpp` maps each new value, so divergence is a compile error +at that one site. + +Tests: `test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_filesystem.cpp` drives the `directory` decorator +directly over a **sealed** buffered overlay (`buffered::directory(md, nullptr)` — no live +underlying), so matching/counting is deterministic and win32-free. Rule targets are formed the +same way the decorator computes them (a synthetic absolute base joined with the relative +argument), so equality is exact. `CountedMatchFiresOnNthOccurrence` (3rd open fires; 1st/2nd/4th +do not — one-shot), `MultipleRulesComposeIndependently` (two paths, two actions, independent +counters), `NonMatchingOperationsPassThrough` (unrelated ops mutate the overlay; the matching op +fires and leaves the overlay unmutated), and `EachFilesystemVerbCanFire` (every one of the seven +verbs fires on its own operation/target, confirming the operation-to-verb mapping). The test +holds the root as `std::shared_ptr` so the base-class convenience overloads +(`create_directory(path)`, `try_open_directory(path)`, …) are visible rather than hidden by the +decorator's virtual overrides. + +## Known limitation — synthetic file flush/close serializes under `file_handle_mutex` (deferred) + +Symptom to watch for: synthetic-file writes from the intercepted webcore engine appear to +serialize / stall under contention — many threads each closing or flushing a *different* +synthetic file handle make no progress in parallel, or `FlushFileBuffers` / `CloseHandle` +latency on synthetic handles grows with the number of concurrently-closing handles. Profiles +show threads blocked on `interception_context::file_handle_mutex` inside +`flush_file_handle` / `close_file_handle` in +`src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.h`. + +Cause: the M-HWC-REVIEW2-4 fix made the synthetic-file **read** path two-phase — `read_file_handle` +snapshots the backing `shared_ptr` + position under the lock, then runs `read_content` +**without** the lock held — so independent reads no longer serialize. The **write** side +(`flush_file_handle`, `close_file_handle`) was intentionally left holding `file_handle_mutex` +across the backing `write_content` call because that path also mutates / erases the map entry, +which is harder to make lock-free safely. This is a throughput concern, **not** a correctness +bug, and was deliberately deferred (per the request that surfaced it). No CHECKLIST item is +queued for it on purpose. + +If this symptom is ever observed under real load, the fix mirrors the read path: snapshot the +`write_buffer` + backing `ifile` under the lock, drop the lock for `write_content`, then +re-acquire briefly to clear `dirty` (flush) or erase the entry (close), handling the case where +the entry was closed concurrently. At that point, file a CHECKLIST item and reference this note. diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/PLANS.md b/src/libraries/pil/PLANS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32c2f1e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/PLANS.md @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +# pil plans + +| Path to CHECKLIST.md | Status | Brief description | Design Notes | +|---|---|---|---| +| [CHECKLIST.md](CHECKLIST.md) | in progress | **HWC isolation** (third surface, active): `iwebcore` engine surface surfaced through `mwin32` `mWebCore*` shims — Phase 1 (surface/null provider M-HWC-IFACE, live `LoadLibraryExW` provider M-HWC-DIRECT, decorator facets M-HWC-FACETS), Phase 2 (config materialization M-HWC-MATERIALIZE / opt-in module-scoped interception M-HWC-INTERCEPT), Phase 3 (`ihttp_listener` namespace redirection M-HWC-HTTP). **M-FS-STREAMS** tier-1 (redirection-backed file content, D17) is now active: content accessor `ifile::read_content` / `write_content` (1.1 / 1.2, the `mwin32` M-FS-CONTENT unblocker), then subtree binding (1.3) + namespace-mutation overlay (1.4); tier-2 ADS sub-namespace (M-FS-STREAMS-2) stays deferred | [DESIGN-NOTES.md](DESIGN-NOTES.md) (D9–D17, D-HWC-1…D-HWC-7) | + +Completed plans are recorded in [COMPLETED-PLANS.md](COMPLETED-PLANS.md); completed +checklist groups in [COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md](COMPLETED-CHECKLIST.md). + diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/README.md b/src/libraries/pil/README.md index e7fbd5e0..45912ff1 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/README.md +++ b/src/libraries/pil/README.md @@ -20,6 +20,65 @@ did not initially imagine. ## Using the PIL +## Hostable Web Core (HWC) — optional, never required to build or to run the default tests + +PIL has a planned third isolation surface that wraps **IIS Hostable Web Core** +(`hwebcore.dll`) so IIS-hosted scenarios can be recorded, replayed, and fault-injected. +See `DESIGN-NOTES.md` decisions **D-HWC-1 … D-HWC-7** and the `M-HWC-*` milestones in +`CHECKLIST.md`. + +### Hard rule: HWC is an optional runtime dependency + +- **Building PIL never requires HWC.** The engine is bound at runtime with + `LoadLibraryExW` from the absolute `%windir%\system32\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll` path (with + `inetsrv` added to the dependency search, since the engine's sibling DLLs live there) + + `GetProcAddress` (decision D-HWC-3) — there is no import library, no + `__declspec(dllimport)`, and no link-time edge on anything IIS. A machine without the + HWC feature compiles PIL (and `mwin32`) exactly the same as one with it. +- **The default regression tests never require HWC.** The direct webcore provider takes + its three engine entry points (`WebCoreActivate` / `WebCoreShutdown` / + `WebCoreSetMetadata`) through an injectable function-pointer seam. Default unit/CTest + runs supply a **fake engine** (a different function-pointer triple) and exercise the + full activate / shutdown / set_metadata lifecycle without `hwebcore.dll` present. +- **Only opt-in integration tests and certain tools use the real engine.** Any test that + drives the genuine `hwebcore.dll` must detect HWC at runtime and **skip** (not fail) + when it is absent, and must be gated out of the default CTest set (e.g. a dedicated + label / suite that the default `ctest` invocation does not select). Tools that host a + live web core obviously require the feature to *run*, but must still *build* without it. + +If you add HWC-backed code, preserve all three guarantees above. A green build and a +green default `ctest` on a machine with no IIS feature installed is part of the +definition of done. + +### Installing HWC (only if you want to run the real-engine tests/tools) + +The feature ships `hwebcore.dll` to `%windir%\system32\inetsrv` plus its IIS +dependencies. Install it from an **elevated** shell: + +```powershell +# either of these (both need admin): +dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:IIS-HostableWebCore /All /NoRestart +# or +Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName IIS-HostableWebCore -All -NoRestart +``` + +Verify it is present (note the `inetsrv` subfolder — the DLL is **not** in `system32` +directly, and depends on sibling DLLs in `inetsrv`, so a bare-name load fails with +`ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND`): + +```powershell +Test-Path "$env:windir\system32\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll" # -> True once installed +``` + +The Windows SDK header `um/hwebcore.h` (the entry-point prototypes) is part of the SDK +and is **not** the same as the feature — you do not need the feature installed to build +against the header (we resolve the entries dynamically, so we do not even link the +header's declarations into an import). + +The network edge (`http.sys` URL reservations, HTTPS cert bindings) is handled by the +deferred `ihttp_listener` namespace-redirection surface (D-HWC-6); the in-process fake +edge (Tier B) needs no admin, no URL ACL, and no real `http.sys`. + ## Future Work ### Iteration (non-vtable) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md b/src/libraries/pil/UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d00fdd2c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/UNRESOLVED-TEST-FAILURES.md @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +# Unresolved test failures — PIL + +_None currently._ + +Record any pre-existing or deferred test failure here (test executable, symptom, +root cause, confirmation that it is pre-existing/unrelated, and status) before +committing work that leaves it failing. + diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/docs/disposition.md b/src/libraries/pil/docs/disposition.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3e2c1a91 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/docs/disposition.md @@ -0,0 +1,286 @@ +# `disposition` — contractual non-success results + +## What `disposition` is + +`disposition` is the channel an operation uses to report a +**contractual non-success result**: a defined, expected outcome that is part +of the operation's published contract and that is **not an error**. + +It is deliberately *not* an error channel. Errors — conditions such as +access-denied, not-found, out-of-memory, or any other "the operation could not +be performed" situation — travel on a different channel: + +* `std::error_code&` for the non-throwing API surface, and +* exceptions (e.g. `std::system_error`) for the throwing convenience wrappers. + +A `disposition` answers the question *"which of the contractually-defined +outcomes occurred?"* for a call that was otherwise carried out. An +`std::error_code` answers the orthogonal question *"did the operation fail?"* + +## Why it exists: replacing brittle error-code sniffing + +The motivating purpose of this pattern is to **stop clients from inspecting +specific, low-level status/error values** to infer what happened. + +Without it, a client ends up writing fragile code like: + +```cpp +// Brittle: the client reverse-engineers meaning from a raw status value. +auto status = SomeRegistryCall(...); +if (status == ERROR_MORE_DATA) { /* ... */ } +``` + +This couples the client to the exact status values a particular platform +happens to return, and to the assumption that those values mean the same thing +everywhere. It also conflates "an error happened" with "a defined alternative +outcome happened." + +`disposition` inverts that relationship. The API offers a **contractual +vocabulary**: the caller opts in with **input flags**, and in return the API +guarantees to express the information the caller asked for as **disposition +codes/flags**. The client switches on the API's own contractual outcomes — +never on raw platform status values. + +```cpp +// Contractual: the client asks for the outcome it cares about and +// switches on the API's own vocabulary, not on raw status values. +auto d = some_operation(enable_existing_vs_created, ..., out, ec); +throw_if_failed(ec); // errors are a separate channel +if (d.code() == create_key_result_code::opened_existing) { /* ... */ } +``` + +### Error codes are ambiguous; dispositions are not + +Avoiding hard-coded status *values* is only half the problem. The deeper issue +is that an `error_code` is **provenance-blind**: it tells you *that* something +failed, but not *which resource* the failure pertains to, nor *which internal +step* produced it. + +Consider "file not found" (`ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND` / `ENOENT`). When a client +receives it from a single logical operation, it cannot safely conclude that the +resource it asked about is the thing that was missing. One operation may, under +the hood, touch many resources — a parent key, a transaction or redirection +layer, a backing side-file, a security-descriptor lookup, a reparse/symlink +target. Any of those could be the "not found." So even a client that matches +the error value *correctly* can reach the *wrong* conclusion: "X does not +exist," when in fact X was fine and some internal dependency was missing. + +The API is the only party that knows which internal call failed and what it +meant. A contractual disposition lets it take responsibility for that +distinction: + +* If the client's named resource is genuinely the missing one, the API reports + a contractual outcome that says exactly that (e.g. + `open_key_result_code::target_key_not_found`) — a guarantee *about the + resource the client named*. +* If instead some internal dependency was missing, that is an **error** about an + internal condition — surfaced on the `error_code` channel — not a statement + that the client's resource is absent. + +A raw "file not found" code conflates those two completely different situations. +A disposition keeps them separate. This makes error-code inspection not just +brittle (coupled to values) but **unsound** (it cannot establish that the +failure even pertains to the caller's resource). `disposition` replaces both +problems with an outcome the API contractually vouches for. + +## The opt-in gate (preserved) + +A core invariant of `disposition` is **"simple callers get simple results."** + +* If a caller passes input `flags{0}` (i.e. opts into nothing), the returned + `disposition` is nominal — `operator bool()` is `false`, both `code()` and + `flags()` are their zero values. +* A provider may **not** surface a richer or newly-added contractual outcome to + a caller that did not enable it via an input flag. + +This gate is what makes the contract forward-compatible: an operation can grow +new contractual outcomes over time without ever blindsiding existing callers. +Old callers, having opted into nothing, continue to see only nominal results +and the success-or-throw (or success-or-`ec`) behavior they were written +against. A caller observes a new outcome **only** because it deliberately +opted in to it. + +### Reconciling "contractual" with "gated" + +These two ideas fit together as **two tiers of contract**: + +* **Simple contract (no opt-in):** the operation guarantees success, or it + reports an error on the `error_code`/exception channel. Any richer + alternative outcome is collapsed to nominal. The caller has no additional + obligations. +* **Richer contract (opt-in):** by setting an input flag, the caller signs up + for — and therefore becomes obligated to handle — the specific contractual + outcomes that flag enables. + +A caller cannot "miss" something it was required to handle, because it only +becomes responsible for an outcome by explicitly opting into it. + +## `code` versus `flags` + +A `disposition` carries two scoped-enum components, and both are subject to the +opt-in gate: + +* **`code` (`CodeT`)** — the **mutually-exclusive** contractual outcome: *which* + one of the defined alternatives occurred (e.g. "created new" vs. "opened + existing"). Zero means the nominal/ordinary outcome. +* **`flags` (`FlagsT`)** — **orthogonal** additional bits that may accompany the + outcome, each independently meaningful. + +`operator bool()` is `true` when *anything* out of the ordinary is present — +that is, when `code != 0` **or** `flags != 0`. + +## How the gate maps to inputs (designer's choice) + +How an input flag enables an output disposition is left to the **operation's +designer**. Two common shapes: + +* **Bit-for-bit:** each input flag enables one specific corresponding output + disposition bit/code. (This is the usual case.) +* **Gate:** a single input flag turns on a broader vocabulary of contractual + outcomes for that call. + +Either is valid; the choice is part of designing the individual operation's +contract. + +## Relationship to the error channel + +`disposition` and `std::error_code` are **independent** and coexist in the same +provider primitive. The canonical provider signature is: + +```cpp +// Provider primitive (each concrete ikey implementation must supply this): +// * ec -> error channel (failure / no failure) +// * return -> disposition (which contractual outcome, gated by input flags) +// * out& -> the produced result on success +virtual op_disposition +op(op_flags flags, /* inputs... */, result_type& out, std::error_code& ec) = 0; +``` + +* `ec` reports whether the operation **failed**. +* the returned `disposition` reports **which contractual outcome** occurred, + honoring the opt-in gate implied by `flags`. +* the throwing convenience overload is a thin wrapper: it calls the `ec` form + and then `throw_if_failed(ec)`, returning the same `disposition`. + +The two channels never overlap: an error is never encoded as a disposition, and +a contractual outcome is never encoded as an `error_code`. + +## A note on irony + +It is worth acknowledging a tension at the heart of pairing these two channels. + +The `disposition` pattern was conceived — and refined over the course of +decades — precisely to *eliminate* fragile status-comparison code: the sprawl of +`if (status == THIS) ... else if (status == THAT) ...` that couples callers to +raw values and to guesses about what those values mean. Exceptions complement +that goal nicely: on the throwing surface, the error path simply propagates, and +the caller writes none of that branching at all. + +Offering an `std::error_code&` overload deliberately reintroduces exactly the +thing the pattern set out to abolish — an out-parameter the caller must inspect +and branch on after every single call. There is no escaping the irony: the +non-throwing surface trades the cleanliness of propagation for the manual, +check-after-every-call style that motivated `disposition` in the first place. + +The resolution is that the two channels answer different questions and serve +different callers, on purpose: + +* `disposition` still does its original job — it keeps callers from sniffing + status *values* to recover **contractual meaning**. That benefit holds whether + errors propagate as exceptions or are handed back as an `error_code`. +* `error_code` exists for callers (and boundaries — such as a C ABI like the + `mReg*` shims) that **cannot or must not let exceptions propagate**. For them, + manual inspection is not a regression; it is the only option, and it is still + far better than inspecting raw platform status, because the *contractual* + meaning continues to arrive via the `disposition`. + +So the irony is real but not a contradiction: `error_code` reintroduces +status-checking only for the *error* axis, and only where exceptions are not +viable — while `disposition` continues to keep the *contractual-outcome* axis +free of value-sniffing on both surfaces. + +### What is actually objectionable: *inspecting* + +It is tempting to read all of this as a dislike of exceptions, or of error +codes. It is neither. The objection is narrower and more precise: it is the act +of **stopping to inspect an error condition**. + +There is an old exchange that captures it. Asked *"do you hate C++ +exceptions?"*, the answer was: *"No — I don't hate exceptions. I hate +**catching** them."* The same sentiment applies here. A `catch` block and an +`if (ec) { ... }` are the same gesture wearing different clothes: control flow +halts and interrogates a failure. **Any code that stops to inspect an error +condition is, in this view, suspect** — not wrong in every case, but a smell to +be justified rather than assumed. + +This is the deeper reason `disposition` exists, and why it is framed as +*contractual* rather than as a softer error report. A disposition does not ask +the caller to investigate what went wrong; it hands back a positive, named +statement of **what contractually happened**, so the caller can make a forward +decision instead of pausing to diagnose. Catching, inspecting, and sniffing are +all the same backward-looking move; `disposition` is the attempt to replace that +move with a forward-looking one wherever the outcome is part of the contract. + +Errors — and the occasional unavoidable `catch` or `if (ec)` at a boundary — +remain a fact of life, especially at places like the C ABI of the `mReg*` shims. +The goal is not to pretend they do not exist; it is to confine the +stop-and-inspect gesture to the narrow error axis where it is truly unavoidable, +and to keep everything that *can* be expressed contractually out of that world +entirely. + +### Sitting atop three worlds + +This design does not exist in a vacuum; it sits at the meeting point of three +different worlds, each with its own native philosophy about how an operation +reports what happened. Much of the tension above is simply the friction between +them. + +1. **The status-returning provider underneath.** One of the most important PIL + providers only ever returns status codes — it has no exceptions, no + `error_code`, just integer results. Crucially, over many years that provider + has had to *carefully curate* those return codes so that specific values + carry **contractual obligations**, not merely "it failed." In other words, + the `disposition` idea is not new to this layer; the underlying world already + discovered, the hard way, that some status values must be promoted to + contractual meaning. It simply expresses that through hand-curated codes + rather than a typed channel. + +2. **The PIL (`ikey`) interfaces in the middle.** The PIL attempts to present a + *modern C++* interface over a virtualized notion of the Windows registry. So + C++ sensibilities apply here: exceptions for the error axis, RAII, typed + results, and `disposition` as the typed successor to that lower layer's + curated status codes. This is where the curated-but-untyped contractual + meaning from below is lifted into an explicit, typed, opt-in contract. + +3. **The naive Win32 clients on top.** The newest work asks whether all of this + can be made available *back* to ordinary Win32 clients — callers who cannot + change their programming model at all, who expect `LSTATUS` and a C ABI and + nothing more. They cannot catch a C++ exception and would not know what to do + with a `disposition` type. For them the `mReg*` shims must collapse the rich + middle-world contract back down into the flat status world they came from. + +`disposition` and the `error_code` overloads are what let a single body of logic +serve all three: it preserves the lower layer's hard-won contractual meaning, +expresses it in modern-C++ terms in the middle, and can still be flattened back +to a bare status for clients who live in the world the whole effort started in. +The irony noted above is, in the end, the price of bridging three worlds that +disagree about how to say "here is what happened." + +## Summary of the contract + +1. `disposition` carries **contractual, non-error** outcomes only. +2. Errors travel on `std::error_code` (non-throwing) or exceptions (throwing). +3. **Opt-in gate:** input `flags{0}` ⇒ nominal disposition; a provider must not + return an outcome the caller did not enable. +4. The pattern exists to let clients consume a **contractual vocabulary** + instead of inspecting raw platform status/error values. This is both because + raw values are brittle to match against, and because a raw error code is + **provenance-blind** — it cannot establish that the failure pertains to the + resource the caller named, whereas a disposition is a guarantee about that + specific resource. +5. `code` = mutually-exclusive outcome (0 = nominal); `flags` = orthogonal bits; + both gated. +6. The input-flag → output-disposition mapping (bit-for-bit vs. master gate) is + the operation designer's choice. +7. `disposition` and `error_code` are independent channels carried by the same + provider primitive. diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/include/CMakeLists.txt index 31d0c1ea..c17e9fd8 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/CMakeLists.txt @@ -3,6 +3,11 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) target_sources(m_pil PUBLIC FILE_SET HEADERS FILES m/pil/common.h m/pil/disposition.h + m/pil/fault.h + m/pil/file_path.h + m/pil/filesystem.h + m/pil/filesystem_base_types.h + m/pil/filesystem_interfaces.h m/pil/key_path.h m/pil/pil.h m/pil/platform.h diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/fault.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/fault.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5784a4ef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/fault.h @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// +// Public surface for the fault-injecting layer (D8). The fault layer is a +// transparent decorator stack driven by a declarative, stateful fault script: +// a separate input artifact (never part of a persisted ) whose +// counted rules map an operation on a target path to an injected failure. +// +// This header mirrors the make_platform_interface / load_platform_interface +// surface in : a fault script is constructed (programmatically or +// parsed from XML) and then layered over an existing platform-interface stack +// with apply_fault_layer. +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + namespace impl::fault + { + // Internal representation; defined in src/fault/fault.h. Only an opaque + // shared_ptr crosses the public boundary. + class fault_script; + } // namespace impl::fault + + // The registry operation a fault rule targets. The spellings accepted in the + // artifact are fixed by the grammar; changing any value is a + // breaking change to the artifact. + enum class fault_operation : std::uint32_t + { + create_key, + open_key, + delete_key, + delete_tree, + rename_key, + set_value, + delete_value, + get_value, + + // Filesystem operations (M-FS-FAULT). These target a file_path; their + // spellings are the filesystem verbs (create_directory, + // create_file, open_directory, open_file, remove_entry, + // delete_tree_entry, rename_entry), distinct from the registry verbs. + create_directory, + create_file, + open_directory, + open_file, + remove_entry, + delete_tree_entry, + rename_entry, + }; + + // The failure a fired rule injects. Each maps to the real m:: exception the + // platform raises for that status, so a consumer exercises its genuine + // error-handling path. Changing any value is a breaking change to the + // artifact grammar. + enum class fault_action : std::uint32_t + { + not_found, + access_denied, + out_of_resources, + sharing_violation, + already_exists, + not_supported, + }; + + // + // A counted-rule fault script (D8). Build one programmatically with + // add_rule, or parse one from the grammar via + // parse_fault_script / load_fault_script. A script can be shared by exactly + // one fault layer at a time; its rule counters are advanced as the layered + // platform is exercised. + // + class fault_script + { + public: + // Construct an empty script (no rules). + fault_script(); + + fault_script(fault_script const&) = default; + fault_script(fault_script&&) noexcept = default; + fault_script& operator=(fault_script const&) = default; + fault_script& operator=(fault_script&&) noexcept = default; + ~fault_script() = default; + + // + // Append a counted rule. The rule fires on exactly the occurrence-th + // matching operation (1-based; occurrence must be >= 1) and not again. + // A non-null value_name additionally constrains value operations to + // that value name. target is the absolute, root-prefixed key path the + // rule matches (case-insensitively). + // + void + add_rule(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action); + + // + // Append a counted filesystem rule. The rule fires on exactly the + // occurrence-th matching filesystem operation (1-based; occurrence must + // be >= 1) on target, an absolute, root-prefixed file_path matched + // case-insensitively. Filesystem operations carry no value-name + // constraint. + // + void + add_rule(fault_operation op, + file_path const& target, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action); + + // + // Accessor for the internal script used by apply_fault_layer. Not part + // of the stable contract; present because the public type is a thin + // handle over the internal representation. + // + std::shared_ptr const& + get_impl() const noexcept; + + private: + explicit fault_script(std::shared_ptr impl) noexcept; + + friend fault_script + parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const& fault_script_node); + + std::shared_ptr m_impl; + }; + + // + // Parse a element into a fault_script. The grammar: + // + // + // + // + // + // + // Each requires operation, path, occurrence (>= 1), and action; the + // optional valueName further constrains value operations. An unknown + // operation/action spelling, a missing required attribute, or occurrence < 1 + // throws m::invalid_parameter. + // + fault_script + parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const& fault_script_node); + + // + // Load and parse a fault script from a file whose document element is a + // . Throws if the file cannot be loaded; parse failures throw + // as parse_fault_script. + // + fault_script + load_fault_script(std::filesystem::path const& path); + + // + // Wrap an underlying platform-interface stack with the fault-injecting layer + // driven by script, returning the wrapped interface. Mirrors + // make_platform_interface / load_platform_interface in . + // + std::shared_ptr + apply_fault_layer(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + fault_script const& script); +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/file_path.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/file_path.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ad04e293 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/file_path.h @@ -0,0 +1,293 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#ifdef WIN32 +#include +#else +#include +#endif + +namespace m::pil +{ + // The separator characters recognized in file paths. On Windows both forms + // are accepted on input (and normalized to the preferred separator during + // canonicalization, M-FS-PATH-2); on POSIX only the forward slash separates + // path components. These are named so the parsing logic never spells out a + // bare separator literal. + inline constexpr char16_t file_preferred_separator = u'\\'; + inline constexpr char16_t file_posix_separator = u'/'; + + // The family of a path's root (D10). This is an *open* discriminant — new + // root families can be added without disturbing existing callers — rather + // than a closed mapping like the registry's predefined_key. `none` denotes a + // rootless (relative) path. + enum class file_root_kind : std::uint8_t + { + none, // rootless => relative path + posix, // "/" — POSIX absolute root (a bare leading separator) + drive, // "C:" — Windows drive root ("C:\" absolute, "C:"/"C:x" drive-relative) + unc, // "\\server\share" — Windows UNC share root + device, // "\\.\…" — Win32 device namespace + extended, // "\\?\…" — extended-length; remainder is verbatim (D11) + extended_unc, // "\\?\UNC\…" — extended-length UNC; remainder is verbatim (D11) + }; + + // The platform surface whose path rules govern canonicalization (D11) and, + // later, name comparison (D12). The PIL models a chosen platform that need + // not be the host, so the surface is an explicit value rather than a compile + // time decision: `windows` accepts both separators and the drive/UNC/device/ + // extended root families; `posix` uses only `/` (a backslash is an ordinary + // filename character) and the single `/` root. + enum class path_surface : std::uint8_t + { + windows, + posix, + }; + + // The root portion of a file_path: a kind discriminant plus the exact root + // text as it appears in the path (including any separator that terminates the + // root). Stored case is always preserved — case-insensitivity is a comparison + // concern (D12), never a normalization of the stored characters. + class file_root + { + public: + using char_type = char16_t; + using string_type = m::basic_sstring; + using view_type = std::basic_string_view; + + file_root() = default; + + file_root(file_root_kind kind, string_type text): m_kind(kind), m_text(std::move(text)) {} + + file_root_kind + kind() const noexcept + { + return m_kind; + } + + view_type + text() const noexcept + { + return m_text.view(); + } + + // True for a rootless (relative) path. + bool + is_none() const noexcept + { + return m_kind == file_root_kind::none; + } + + // True for the extended-length families whose remainder Win32 treats + // verbatim (D11): no separator/dot normalization is applied past the root. + bool + suppresses_normalization() const noexcept + { + return m_kind == file_root_kind::extended || m_kind == file_root_kind::extended_unc; + } + + // True when the root makes the path fully qualified (absolute). A drive + // root is only fully qualified when terminated by a separator ("C:\"); + // a bare "C:" or "C:foo" is drive-relative. + bool + is_fully_qualified() const noexcept; + + bool + operator==(file_root const& other) const + { + return m_kind == other.m_kind && m_text == other.m_text; + } + + void + swap(file_root& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_kind, other.m_kind); + swap(m_text, other.m_text); + } + + private: + file_root_kind m_kind = file_root_kind::none; + string_type m_text; + }; + + // A filesystem path: the filesystem-surface analogue of key_path. Like + // key_path it stores the full path text; unlike key_path its root is an + // open-ended file_root (D10) rather than a closed predefined_key. M-FS-PATH-1 + // establishes the type, root parsing, and relative/absolute classification; + // canonicalization and path algebra arrive in M-FS-PATH-2. + class file_path + { + public: + using char_type = char16_t; + using value_type = char_type; + using string_type = m::basic_sstring; + using view_type = std::basic_string_view; + + file_path() = default; + + file_path(string_type&& str); + + file_path(file_path const& other); + + file_path(file_path&& other) noexcept; + + file_path(view_type str); + + template + requires(m::character) + file_path(std::basic_string_view value): + file_path(string_type{m::to_basic_string_view_t(value)}) + {} + + template + requires(m::character) + file_path(CharT const* ptr): file_path(std::basic_string_view(ptr)) + {} + + file_path& + operator=(file_path const& other); + + file_path& + operator=(file_path&& other) noexcept; + + file_path& + operator=(view_type str); + + bool + operator==(file_path const& other) const; + + value_type const* + c_str() const noexcept; + + string_type const& + native() const& noexcept; + + string_type const& + native() const&& = delete; + + operator string_type() const; + + string_type + string() const; + + void + clear(); + + void + swap(file_path& other) noexcept; + + // The root descriptor (kind + text). A rootless path returns a none root. + file_root + root() const; + + file_root_kind + root_kind() const noexcept + { + return m_root_kind; + } + + // The text following the root. For a rootless path this is the whole + // value; otherwise it is everything after the root text (which already + // absorbed the single separator that terminates the root). + string_type + relative_path() const; + + // The lexically canonical form of this path for the given surface (D11): + // separators normalized to the surface's preferred form, repeated + // separators collapsed, a trailing separator stripped (except a bare + // root), and "."/".." resolved lexically. A ".." that underflows a fully + // qualified root throws m::invalid_parameter (it is rejected, never + // clamped). Inside an extended-length ("\\?\" / "\\?\UNC\") path nothing is + // normalized — the remainder is preserved verbatim, because Win32 treats + // such a path as a literally distinct object. + file_path + lexically_normal(path_surface surface) const; + + // The path with its final component removed. A path that has no parent + // (rootless single component, or a bare root) returns an empty path; use + // split_parent_path_and_leaf_name to distinguish the cases. + file_path + parent_path() const; + + bool + has_parent_path() const; + + // Split into (parent, leaf). The leaf is the final component (the file or + // directory name); the parent is everything before it. A path with no + // parent (rootless single component, or a bare root) yields a nullopt + // parent. Lexical: a single trailing separator past the root is ignored. + std::pair, file_path> + split_parent_path_and_leaf_name() const; + + // Append `rhs` as a child component. Appending a fully qualified path + // replaces this path (std::filesystem semantics). The joining separator + // follows this path's convention ("/" for a POSIX root, otherwise "\"). + file_path& + operator/=(file_path const& rhs); + + file_path + operator/(file_path const& rhs) const; + + // Name comparison under a surface's case rules (D12). The Windows surface + // compares ordinal case-insensitively (`m::case_insensitive_less`, i.e. + // CompareStringOrdinal with case folding); the POSIX surface compares + // ordinal case-sensitively. The stored case is never altered — native() + // and string() always return the original casing; only the comparison + // folds case. Comparison operates on the path text exactly as stored; + // canonicalize both operands first if path (rather than byte) equivalence + // is wanted. + bool + equivalent(file_path const& other, path_surface surface) const; + + // Strict-weak ordering consistent with equivalent(): two paths are + // unordered (a precedes b and b precedes a both false) iff they are + // equivalent under the same surface. + bool + precedes(file_path const& other, path_surface surface) const; + + // True when the path carries any root (including a drive-relative root). + bool + has_root() const noexcept + { + return m_root_kind != file_root_kind::none; + } + + // True when the path is fully qualified (absolute). + bool + is_absolute() const noexcept; + + // True when the path is not fully qualified (rootless, or drive-relative). + bool + is_relative() const noexcept + { + return !is_absolute(); + } + + private: + void + assign(view_type in); + + // m_value holds the entire path text (root + remainder). m_root_kind and + // m_root_length describe the leading root portion: m_value.substr(0, + // m_root_length) is the root text and m_value.substr(m_root_length) is the + // relative remainder. native() == m_value. + string_type m_value; + file_root_kind m_root_kind = file_root_kind::none; + std::size_t m_root_length = 0; + }; +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..650ec6ca --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem.h @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Convenience value-wrapper layer over the filesystem interfaces. These mirror +// the registry wrappers (registry.h: registry_class / key): value types that +// own a shared_ptr to the underlying interface and expose ergonomic, throwing +// methods. `filesystem_class` is the analogue of `registry_class`, `directory` +// is the analogue of `key` (the unified-namespace container, D13), and `file` +// is the leaf node (metadata only for now, D14). +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + class file + { + public: + file() = default; + file(file const& other); + file(file&& other) noexcept; + file(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file const& other); + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept; + + friend void + swap(file& l, file& r) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(l.m_file, r.m_file); + } + + // True when this wrapper refers to a live node. + explicit + operator bool() const noexcept + { + return static_cast(m_file); + } + + file_metadata + query_information(); + + // Reads up to buffer.size() bytes of this file's content beginning at + // byte offset `offset`, returning the count actually read (a short count + // signals end-of-file). Throws if the underlying provider does not model + // content (the deferred-content outcome, D14/D16/D17). + std::size_t + read_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer); + + // Whole-file replacement: writes buffer.size() bytes as this file's + // content beginning at `offset` 0 and sets the file's extent to that + // length, returning the count written. A non-zero offset is rejected + // (whole-file only, D16). Throws if the underlying provider does not + // model content (the deferred-content outcome, D14/D16/D17). + std::size_t + write_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer); + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_file; + }; + + class directory + { + public: + directory() = default; + directory(directory const& other); + directory(directory&& other) noexcept; + directory(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const& other); + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept; + + friend void + swap(directory& l, directory& r) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(l.m_directory, r.m_directory); + } + + explicit + operator bool() const noexcept + { + return static_cast(m_directory); + } + + template + directory + create_directory(std::basic_string_view name) + { + return create_directory(file_path(name)); + } + + directory + create_directory(file_path const& name) + { + return do_create_directory(name); + } + + template + directory + open_directory(std::basic_string_view name) + { + return do_open_directory(file_path(name)); + } + + directory + open_directory(file_path const& name) + { + return do_open_directory(name); + } + + // Tentative open: returns the directory, or std::nullopt if it does not + // exist. Other failures (e.g. access denied) still throw. + std::optional + try_open_directory(file_path const& name) + { + return do_try_open_directory(name); + } + + template + file + create_file(std::basic_string_view name) + { + return create_file(file_path(name)); + } + + file + create_file(file_path const& name) + { + return do_create_file(name); + } + + template + file + open_file(std::basic_string_view name) + { + return do_open_file(file_path(name)); + } + + file + open_file(file_path const& name) + { + return do_open_file(name); + } + + std::optional + try_open_file(file_path const& name) + { + return do_try_open_file(name); + } + + template + void + remove_entry(std::basic_string_view name) + { + remove_entry(file_path(name)); + } + + void + remove_entry(file_path const& name) + { + do_remove_entry(name); + } + + void + delete_tree(std::optional const& name) + { + do_delete_tree(name); + } + + void + rename_entry(file_path const& old_name, file_path const& new_name) + { + do_rename_entry(old_name, new_name); + } + + std::vector + list_entries(); + + file_metadata + query_information(); + + private: + directory + do_create_directory(file_path const& name); + + directory + do_open_directory(file_path const& name); + + std::optional + do_try_open_directory(file_path const& name); + + file + do_create_file(file_path const& name); + + file + do_open_file(file_path const& name); + + std::optional + do_try_open_file(file_path const& name); + + void + do_remove_entry(file_path const& name); + + void + do_delete_tree(std::optional const& name); + + void + do_rename_entry(file_path const& old_name, file_path const& new_name); + + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + }; + + // + // Value-wrapper over a change-notification monitor (M-FS-MONITOR-1). The + // analogue of registry_monitor: minted by filesystem_class::monitor(), it + // registers ReadDirectoryChangesW-backed watches that deliver detailed + // create / rename / delete notifications. + // + class filesystem_monitor + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const& other) = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const& other) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) = delete; + + // + // Selects which categories of change the watch reports. When + // `watch_subtree` is selected the entire subtree rooted at the watched + // directory is observed; otherwise only its immediate children are. + // + enum class register_watch_flags : uint64_t + { + watch_subtree = 1ull << 0, + file_name_changes = 1ull << 1, + directory_name_changes = 1ull << 2, + attribute_changes = 1ull << 3, + size_changes = 1ull << 4, + last_write_changes = 1ull << 5, + last_access_changes = 1ull << 6, + creation_changes = 1ull << 7, + security_changes = 1ull << 8, + }; + + std::unique_ptr + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr) + { + return do_register_watch(flags, directory, change_notification_ptr); + } + + protected: + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr sp): + m_ifilesystem_monitor(std::move(sp)) + {} + + std::unique_ptr + do_register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_ifilesystem_monitor; + + friend class filesystem_class; + }; + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(filesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags); + + class filesystem_class + { + public: + filesystem_class() = default; + filesystem_class(filesystem_class const& other); + filesystem_class(filesystem_class&& other) noexcept; + filesystem_class(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept; + ~filesystem_class() = default; + + filesystem_class& + operator=(filesystem_class const& other); + filesystem_class& + operator=(filesystem_class&& other) noexcept; + + void + swap(filesystem_class& other) noexcept; + + directory + open_root(file_root const& root) const; + + filesystem_monitor + monitor() const; + + private: + std::shared_ptr + get_filesystem() const; + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + }; + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_base_types.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_base_types.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..78c0103f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_base_types.h @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Base value types for the filesystem isolation surface (the second PIL +// surface, modeled on the registry surface). These are surface-neutral: they +// describe a filesystem node abstractly and are reused unchanged by every +// provider and decorator. Unlike the registry surface — which has separate +// subkey and value namespaces — the filesystem namespace is *unified* (D13): +// a child of a directory is exactly one node, either a subdirectory or a file. +// +// File *content* is out of scope for now (D14): a file is modeled as a named +// node carrying metadata only. Byte content and the alternate-data-stream +// sub-namespace are the deferred M-FS-STREAMS milestone. +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + // A single path component (a leaf name). Operation arguments that may name a + // multi-segment relative path use file_path; a directory entry's own name is + // always one component, so it uses this lighter string type. + using file_name_char_type = char16_t; + using file_name_string_type = m::basic_sstring; + using file_name_view_type = std::basic_string_view; + + // The kind of a filesystem node. In the unified namespace (D13) every child + // of a directory is exactly one of these. + enum class node_kind : std::uint8_t + { + directory, + file, + }; + + // + // Attribute flags for a node. The values mirror the Win32 FILE_ATTRIBUTE_* + // constants so a provider can map them without translation, but the set is + // surface-neutral and a POSIX provider populates only the subset it can + // express. Changing any value is a breaking change for persisted snapshots. + // + enum class file_attributes : std::uint32_t + { + none = 0x00000000, + read_only = 0x00000001, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY + hidden = 0x00000002, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN + system = 0x00000004, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM + directory = 0x00000010, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY + archive = 0x00000020, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ARCHIVE + normal = 0x00000080, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL + temporary = 0x00000100, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY + reparse_point = 0x00000400, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT + compressed = 0x00000800, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_COMPRESSED + offline = 0x00001000, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_OFFLINE + not_indexed = 0x00002000, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NOT_CONTENT_INDEXED + encrypted = 0x00004000, // FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ENCRYPTED + }; + + // + // Metadata for a node: its kind, byte size (0 for a directory), the standard + // three timestamps, and attribute flags. Timestamps use the surface-wide + // clock (m::pil::time_point_type). Content is intentionally absent (D14). + // + struct file_metadata + { + node_kind m_kind = node_kind::file; + std::uint64_t m_size = 0; // bytes; always 0 for a directory + time_point_type m_creation_time = {}; + time_point_type m_last_write_time = {}; + time_point_type m_last_access_time = {}; + file_attributes m_attributes = file_attributes::none; + + constexpr bool + is_directory() const noexcept + { + return m_kind == node_kind::directory; + } + + constexpr bool + is_file() const noexcept + { + return m_kind == node_kind::file; + } + }; + + // + // One child within a directory: its leaf name plus the metadata describing + // it. Because the namespace is unified (D13), the entry's node-kind (carried + // inside m_metadata, and mirrored here for convenience) is what distinguishes + // a subdirectory from a file. + // + struct directory_entry + { + directory_entry() = default; + + directory_entry(file_name_string_type name, file_metadata metadata): + m_name(std::move(name)), m_kind(metadata.m_kind), m_metadata(metadata) + {} + + file_name_string_type m_name; + // The host's alternate (8.3 short) name for this entry, when one exists + // (empty otherwise). A path supplied in host syntax may address a child + // by this alias instead of m_name; consumers that key on m_name resolve + // such a request by also matching m_short_name. Platforms without an + // alternate-name concept leave this empty. + file_name_string_type m_short_name; + node_kind m_kind = node_kind::file; + file_metadata m_metadata; + + friend void + swap(directory_entry& l, directory_entry& r) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(l.m_name, r.m_name); + swap(l.m_short_name, r.m_short_name); + swap(l.m_kind, r.m_kind); + swap(l.m_metadata, r.m_metadata); + } + }; + + // + // One alternate data stream (ADS) within a file. NTFS files may carry zero or + // more named streams in addition to their primary (unnamed) data stream. The + // Win32 surface enumerates streams via FindFirstStreamW / FindNextStreamW; + // this structure captures what that surface reports. + // + // The stream name follows Win32 naming: the unnamed (primary) stream is + // "::$DATA"; a named stream is ":name:$DATA". The size is the stream's byte + // extent. + // + struct stream_entry + { + stream_entry() = default; + + stream_entry(file_name_string_type name, std::uint64_t size): + m_name(std::move(name)), m_size(size) + {} + + file_name_string_type m_name; // e.g. "::$DATA" or ":alt:$DATA" + std::uint64_t m_size = 0; + + friend void + swap(stream_entry& l, stream_entry& r) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(l.m_name, r.m_name); + swap(l.m_size, r.m_size); + } + }; + + // + // Access-mode analogue of the registry `sam`. A request expresses the access + // it needs; a provider maps it to the platform's native rights. The default + // values mirror the registry surface's "maximum_allowed" convenience so that + // simple callers need not reason about rights. + // + enum class file_access : std::uint32_t + { + read = 0x00000001, + write = 0x00000002, + read_write = read | write, + + default_open = read, // default access for opening an existing node + default_create = read_write, // default access for creating a node + }; + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(file_attributes); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(file_access); + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_interfaces.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_interfaces.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4252cf28 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/filesystem_interfaces.h @@ -0,0 +1,1039 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Interface (provider) layer for the filesystem isolation surface. This mirrors +// the registry interface layer (registry_interfaces.h) exactly: each verb has a +// flags enum, a result-code enum, a result-flags enum, a `disposition` alias, +// a pure-virtual primitive that providers implement, and inline throwing +// wrappers for the common callers. Operations whose absence-of-target is an +// expected (non-error) outcome additionally expose ec-form primitives plus a +// `tolerate_not_found` tentative form. +// +// Three interfaces compose the surface: +// - ifilesystem : the entry point; opens a root (D10) as a directory. +// Analogue of iregistry::open_predefined_key. +// - idirectory : a directory node; the unified-namespace (D13) container. +// - ifile : a file node; metadata only for now (content deferred, D14). +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + // + // A file node. In the unified namespace (D13) a file is a leaf: it carries + // metadata and, since M-FS-STREAMS tier 1, redirection-backed byte content + // (D16, D17) reachable through read_content / write_content. + // + struct ifile + { + virtual ~ifile() = default; + + // + // query_information + // + + enum class query_information_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class query_information_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class query_information_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using query_information_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) = 0; + + file_metadata + query_information() + { + file_metadata metadata; + auto const d = query_information(query_information_flags{}, metadata); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return metadata; + } + + // + // read_content (D17) + // + // Reads up to buffer.size() bytes of this file's content beginning at + // byte offset `offset`, returning the count actually read in + // `bytes_read`. A short read (including zero) signals end-of-file. Hard + // errors are reported through `ec`. + // + // Content is the redirection-backed (D16) byte stream of the node: + // providers backed by a real file (direct, and the decorators over it) + // serve it whole-file and natural. Providers that model only the + // namespace + metadata (a sealed buffered snapshot, the null leaf) + // cannot serve content; the defaulted implementation below reports + // std::errc::not_supported through `ec` — the documented + // "deferred-content" outcome (D14/D16). + // + + enum class read_content_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class read_content_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class read_content_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using read_content_disposition = + disposition; + + // + // Primitive: providers that model byte content override this. The + // default reports "content not modeled" through `ec` so that nodes which + // carry only namespace + metadata (and unrelated mocks / test doubles) + // need no edit (mirrors the get_filesystem / get_webcore defaulting, + // D9 / D-HWC-2). + // + virtual read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + (void)flags; + (void)offset; + (void)buffer; + bytes_read = 0; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return read_content_disposition{}; + } + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = read_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: read up to buffer.size() bytes at `offset`, returning the + // count actually read (a short count signals end-of-file). + // + std::size_t + read_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer) + { + std::size_t bytes_read = 0; + read_content(read_content_flags{}, offset, buffer, bytes_read); + return bytes_read; + } + + // + // write_content (D17) + // + // Whole-file replacement of the node's redirection-backed (D16) byte + // content. A write at offset 0 sets the file's extent to the bytes + // supplied (truncating any trailing remainder). A non-zero offset — a + // partial / mid-file overwrite — is *not* modeled and is rejected with + // std::errc::not_supported (D16). As with read_content the default + // reports std::errc::not_supported so that namespace-only nodes (a + // sealed buffered snapshot, the null leaf) need no edit. + // + + enum class write_content_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class write_content_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class write_content_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using write_content_disposition = + disposition; + + // + // Primitive: providers that model byte content override this. The + // default reports "content not modeled" through `ec`. + // + virtual write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + (void)flags; + (void)offset; + (void)buffer; + bytes_written = 0; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = write_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_written, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: whole-file replacement at `offset` 0, returning the count + // of bytes written. + // + std::size_t + write_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer) + { + std::size_t bytes_written = 0; + write_content(write_content_flags{}, offset, buffer, bytes_written); + return bytes_written; + } + + // + // enumerate_streams (M-FS-STREAMS-2) + // + // Enumerates, one by one, the alternate data streams (ADS) of this file. + // The primary (unnamed) stream is always present; named streams are + // additional. On entry, the span identifies the buffer of entries to fill + // starting at `starting_index`. On return, the span is shrunk to the + // number of entries actually produced; an empty span signals the end of + // the list. + // + // The default implementation reports std::errc::not_supported so that + // namespace-only nodes (a sealed buffered snapshot, the null leaf) need + // no edit. + // + + enum class enumerate_streams_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class enumerate_streams_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class enumerate_streams_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using enumerate_streams_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + (void)flags; + (void)starting_index; + entries = {}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + } + + enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = enumerate_streams(flags, starting_index, entries, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + std::optional + enumerate_streams(std::size_t index) + { + stream_entry entry; + auto s = std::span(&entry, 1); + + auto const d = enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags{}, index, s); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + + if (s.size() == 0) + return std::nullopt; + + return entry; + } + }; + + // + // A directory node. This is the container of the unified namespace (D13): + // each child is exactly one node, reached by name, that is itself either a + // directory or a file. + // + struct idirectory + { + virtual ~idirectory() = default; + + // + // create_directory + // + + enum class create_directory_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class create_directory_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class create_directory_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using create_directory_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) = 0; + + std::shared_ptr + create_directory(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_directory; + auto const d = create_directory(create_directory_flags{}, path, access, returned_directory); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_directory; + } + + std::shared_ptr + create_directory(file_path const& path) + { + return create_directory(path, file_access::default_create); + } + + // + // create_file + // + + enum class create_file_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class create_file_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class create_file_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using create_file_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) = 0; + + std::shared_ptr + create_file(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_file; + auto const d = create_file(create_file_flags{}, path, access, returned_file); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_file; + } + + std::shared_ptr + create_file(file_path const& path) + { + return create_file(path, file_access::default_create); + } + + // + // open_directory + // + + enum class open_directory_flags : uint64_t + { + // + // Opt-in to "tentative open" semantics: when set, asking to open a + // directory that does not exist is not an error. Instead `ec` is + // left clear, `returned_directory` is left null, and the returned + // disposition's code is open_directory_result_code::not_found. + // + // Per the disposition opt-in gate, that code is only ever produced + // when this flag was passed; callers that pass open_directory_flags{} + // continue to receive a missing node through `ec`. + // + tolerate_not_found = 1ull << 0, + }; + + enum class open_directory_result_code : uint32_t + { + // + // The requested directory did not exist. Only produced when the + // caller passed open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found. + // + not_found = 1, + }; + + enum class open_directory_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using open_directory_disposition = + disposition; + + // + // Primitive: providers implement this non-throwing form. Errors are + // reported through ec; the disposition carries only contractual + // (non-error) outcomes. The two channels are independent. + // + virtual open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = open_directory(flags, path, access, returned_directory, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + std::shared_ptr + open_directory(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_directory; + auto const d = open_directory(open_directory_flags{}, path, access, returned_directory); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_directory; + } + + std::shared_ptr + open_directory(file_path const& path) + { + return open_directory(path, file_access::default_open); + } + + // + // Tentative open: returns the opened directory, or a null shared_ptr if + // it does not exist. Other failures (e.g. access denied) still throw, + // because only "not found" is opted into via tolerate_not_found. + // + std::shared_ptr + try_open_directory(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_directory; + open_directory(open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, path, access, returned_directory); + return returned_directory; + } + + std::shared_ptr + try_open_directory(file_path const& path) + { + return try_open_directory(path, file_access::default_open); + } + + // + // open_file + // + + enum class open_file_flags : uint64_t + { + // + // Opt-in to "tentative open" semantics for files. See the analogous + // open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found documentation. + // + tolerate_not_found = 1ull << 0, + }; + + enum class open_file_result_code : uint32_t + { + // + // The requested file did not exist. Only produced when the caller + // passed open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found. + // + not_found = 1, + }; + + enum class open_file_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using open_file_disposition = disposition; + + virtual open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = open_file(flags, path, access, returned_file, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + std::shared_ptr + open_file(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_file; + auto const d = open_file(open_file_flags{}, path, access, returned_file); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_file; + } + + std::shared_ptr + open_file(file_path const& path) + { + return open_file(path, file_access::default_open); + } + + std::shared_ptr + try_open_file(file_path const& path, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_file; + open_file(open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, path, access, returned_file); + return returned_file; + } + + std::shared_ptr + try_open_file(file_path const& path) + { + return try_open_file(path, file_access::default_open); + } + + // + // remove_entry + // + // Removes a single child by name. Because the namespace is unified + // (D13), one verb removes whichever kind of node the name refers to; + // a non-empty directory is rejected (use delete_tree for recursion). + // + + enum class remove_entry_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class remove_entry_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class remove_entry_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using remove_entry_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) = 0; + + void + remove_entry(file_path const& name) + { + auto const d = remove_entry(remove_entry_flags{}, name); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } + + // + // delete_tree + // + // Recursively removes a child subtree (or the contents of this + // directory when no name is supplied), mirroring ikey::delete_tree. + // + + enum class delete_tree_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class delete_tree_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class delete_tree_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using delete_tree_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) = 0; + + void + delete_tree(std::optional const& name) + { + auto const d = delete_tree(delete_tree_flags{}, name); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } + + // + // rename_entry + // + // Renames or moves a child. `old_path` and `new_path` are interpreted + // relative to this directory, so this both renames within the + // directory and moves across the subtree it roots. + // + + enum class rename_entry_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class rename_entry_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class rename_entry_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using rename_entry_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) = 0; + + void + rename_entry(file_path const& old_path, file_path const& new_path) + { + auto const d = rename_entry(rename_entry_flags{}, old_path, new_path); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } + + // + // enumerate_entries + // + + enum class enumerate_entries_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class enumerate_entries_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class enumerate_entries_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using enumerate_entries_disposition = + disposition; + + /// + /// Enumerates, one by one, the entries (children) of this directory. + /// + /// On entry, the span identifies the buffer of entries to fill starting + /// at `starting_index`. On return, the span is shrunk to the number of + /// entries actually produced; an empty span signals the end of the list. + /// + virtual enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) = 0; + + std::optional + enumerate_entries(std::size_t index) + { + directory_entry entry; + auto s = std::span(&entry, 1); + + auto const d = enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags{}, index, s); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + + if (s.size() == 0) + return std::nullopt; + + return entry; + } + + // + // query_information + // + + enum class query_information_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class query_information_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class query_information_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using query_information_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) = 0; + + file_metadata + query_information() + { + file_metadata metadata; + auto const d = query_information(query_information_flags{}, metadata); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return metadata; + } + }; + + // + // Filesystem change-notification surface (D9). Mirrors the registry monitor + // (registry_interfaces.h: iregistry_monitor and friends) but carries a + // richer payload: each change reports both the kind of change and the name + // of the affected entry, because the unified namespace (D13) must let + // callers distinguish create / rename / delete at the granularity that + // ReadDirectoryChangesW provides on Windows. The coarse registry monitor, + // by contrast, only reports that "something under the watched key changed". + // + + // + // The kind of change reported for a single namespace entry. The values + // mirror the FILE_ACTION_* codes carried by a Win32 FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION + // record; a rename surfaces as a renamed_old_name / renamed_new_name pair. + // Changing any value is a breaking change. + // + enum class filesystem_change_kind : uint32_t + { + added = 1, + removed = 2, + modified = 3, + renamed_old_name = 4, + renamed_new_name = 5, + }; + + struct ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification + { + virtual void + on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) = 0; + + struct requeue_directory_access_attempt + { + std::chrono::milliseconds m_milliseconds; + }; + + virtual std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) = 0; + + struct requeue_change_notification_attempt + { + std::chrono::milliseconds m_milliseconds; + }; + + virtual std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) = 0; + + virtual void + on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) = 0; + + virtual void + on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) = 0; + + protected: + virtual ~ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification() {} + }; + + struct ifilesystem_monitor_token + { + virtual ~ifilesystem_monitor_token() {} + }; + + struct ifilesystem_monitor + { + virtual ~ifilesystem_monitor() {} + + // + // Selects which categories of change the watch reports. The flags mirror + // the FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_* filter bits of ReadDirectoryChangesW; when + // watch_subtree is selected the entire subtree rooted at the watched + // directory is observed rather than just its immediate children. + // + enum class register_watch_flags : uint64_t + { + watch_subtree = 1ull << 0, + file_name_changes = 1ull << 1, + directory_name_changes = 1ull << 2, + attribute_changes = 1ull << 3, + size_changes = 1ull << 4, + last_write_changes = 1ull << 5, + last_access_changes = 1ull << 6, + creation_changes = 1ull << 7, + security_changes = 1ull << 8, + }; + + enum class register_watch_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class register_watch_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using register_watch_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) = 0; + + std::unique_ptr + register_watch( + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr) + { + std::unique_ptr returned_ptr; + auto const d = register_watch( + register_watch_flags{}, directory, change_notification_ptr, returned_ptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_ptr; + } + + std::unique_ptr + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr) + { + std::unique_ptr returned_ptr; + auto const d = register_watch(flags, directory, change_notification_ptr, returned_ptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_ptr; + } + }; + + // + // The filesystem entry point. Opening a root (D10 — roots are open-ended, + // not a closed enum) yields the directory that anchors a namespace. This is + // the analogue of iregistry::open_predefined_key. + // + struct ifilesystem + { + virtual ~ifilesystem() = default; + + // + // open_root + // + + enum class open_root_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class open_root_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class open_root_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using open_root_disposition = disposition; + + virtual open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) = 0; + + std::shared_ptr + open_root(file_root const& root, file_access access) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_directory; + auto const d = open_root(open_root_flags{}, root, access, returned_directory); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_directory; + } + + std::shared_ptr + open_root(file_root const& root) + { + return open_root(root, file_access::default_open); + } + + // + // monitor + // + // Returns the filesystem change-notification surface (D9), the analogue + // of iregistry::monitor. + // + + enum class monitor_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class monitor_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class monitor_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using monitor_disposition = disposition; + + virtual monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) = 0; + + std::shared_ptr + monitor() + { + std::shared_ptr returned_monitor; + auto const d = monitor(monitor_flags{}, returned_monitor); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_monitor; + } + }; + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::query_information_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::query_information_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::read_content_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::read_content_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::write_content_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::write_content_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::enumerate_streams_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifile::enumerate_streams_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::create_directory_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::create_directory_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::create_file_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::create_file_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::open_directory_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::open_directory_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::open_file_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::open_file_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::remove_entry_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::remove_entry_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::delete_tree_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::delete_tree_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::rename_entry_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::rename_entry_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::enumerate_entries_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::enumerate_entries_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::query_information_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(idirectory::query_information_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem::open_root_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem::open_root_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem::monitor_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem::monitor_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_result_flags); + // + // A placeholder filesystem that resolves through the platform stack but has + // no live backing store yet. Every operation throws "not implemented". The + // base iplatform wiring hands one of these out (see + // iplatform::get_filesystem) until a real provider lands in M-FS-DIRECT, so + // that the surface compiles and resolves cross-platform before any provider + // exists. + // + struct null_filesystem final : ifilesystem + { + open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags, + file_root const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr&) override + { + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("null_filesystem::open_root"); + } + + monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags, std::shared_ptr&) override + { + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("null_filesystem::monitor"); + } + }; + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/http_listener_interfaces.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/http_listener_interfaces.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d530e805 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/http_listener_interfaces.h @@ -0,0 +1,421 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Interface (provider) layer for the HTTP listener isolation surface (D-HWC-6). +// This surface models the HTTP Server API (http.sys) namespace — specifically +// the URL reservation and request handling lifecycle. It enables redirection of +// public endpoints (host:port) to private endpoints (loopback + ephemeral port) +// so that HWC activations do not reserve production URLs on the box. +// +// Two tiers of implementation (D-HWC-6): +// - Tier A: Real http.sys with private namespace. The public endpoint is +// rewritten to loopback + ephemeral port; URL-ACL and cert bindings +// are synthesized for the private prefix. Requests reach http.sys. +// - Tier B: Fake http.sys. The HTTP Server API (receive/send) is intercepted +// and requests are fed from an in-process queue. No http.sys, no +// admin, fully deterministic unit-test edge. +// +// Error model: like iwebcore, the std::error_code& channel is the non-throwing +// primitive; `disposition` carries only contractual non-success. The null +// provider returns M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED for all operations. +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // http_endpoint — a host:port pair identifying an HTTP endpoint + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct http_endpoint + { + std::u16string host; + std::uint16_t port{0}; + + // Default-constructed endpoint is empty. + http_endpoint() = default; + + http_endpoint(std::u16string_view h, std::uint16_t p) + : host(h) + , port(p) + { + } + + http_endpoint(char16_t const* h, std::uint16_t p) + : host(h) + , port(p) + { + } + + bool + empty() const noexcept + { + return host.empty() && port == 0; + } + + bool + operator==(http_endpoint const& other) const noexcept + { + return host == other.host && port == other.port; + } + + bool + operator!=(http_endpoint const& other) const noexcept + { + return !(*this == other); + } + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // endpoint_mapping — a public↔private endpoint mapping + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct endpoint_mapping + { + http_endpoint public_endpoint; + http_endpoint private_endpoint; + + endpoint_mapping() = default; + + endpoint_mapping(http_endpoint pub, http_endpoint priv) + : public_endpoint(std::move(pub)) + , private_endpoint(std::move(priv)) + { + } + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // ihttp_listener_session — RAII token for an HTTP listener session + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // + // An activation token representing an active HTTP listening session. When + // destroyed, the session is torn down and any remappings released. + // + + struct ihttp_listener_session + { + virtual ~ihttp_listener_session() = default; + + // + // Returns the active endpoint mappings for this session. + // + virtual std::vector const& + mappings() const = 0; + + // + // Look up the private endpoint for a given public endpoint. + // Returns nullopt if no mapping exists. + // + virtual std::optional + lookup_private(http_endpoint const& public_ep) const = 0; + + // + // Look up the public endpoint for a given private endpoint. + // Returns nullopt if no mapping exists. + // + virtual std::optional + lookup_public(http_endpoint const& private_ep) const = 0; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // ihttp_listener — the HTTP listener surface + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct ihttp_listener + { + virtual ~ihttp_listener() = default; + + // + // create_session + // + // Creates a new HTTP listener session with the given endpoint mappings. + // Each mapping specifies a public endpoint that should be remapped to a + // private endpoint. If no private endpoint is specified for a mapping, + // one is allocated automatically (loopback + ephemeral port). + // + + enum class create_session_flags : uint64_t + { + // Allocate ephemeral ports for any mappings without explicit private endpoints. + allocate_ephemeral_ports = 1ull << 0, + }; + + enum class create_session_result_code : uint32_t + { + // A session already exists for one of the requested public endpoints. + endpoint_already_mapped = 1, + + // The requested private endpoint is already in use. + private_endpoint_in_use = 2, + }; + + enum class create_session_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using create_session_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual create_session_disposition + create_session(create_session_flags flags, + std::span mappings, + std::unique_ptr& returned_session, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper. + // + create_session_disposition + create_session(create_session_flags flags, + std::span mappings, + std::unique_ptr& returned_session) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = create_session(flags, mappings, returned_session, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: create session with default flags. + // + std::unique_ptr + create_session(std::span mappings) + { + std::unique_ptr returned_session; + create_session(create_session_flags::allocate_ephemeral_ports, + mappings, + returned_session); + return returned_session; + } + + // + // remap + // + // Adds a single endpoint mapping to an existing session. This is a + // convenience for adding mappings one at a time rather than all at + // session creation. + // + + enum class remap_flags : uint64_t + { + // Allocate an ephemeral private port if none specified. + allocate_ephemeral_port = 1ull << 0, + }; + + enum class remap_result_code : uint32_t + { + // The public endpoint is already mapped. + endpoint_already_mapped = 1, + + // The private endpoint is already in use. + private_endpoint_in_use = 2, + + // No active session. + no_active_session = 3, + }; + + enum class remap_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using remap_disposition = disposition; + + virtual remap_disposition + remap(remap_flags flags, + ihttp_listener_session& session, + http_endpoint const& public_endpoint, + std::optional private_endpoint, + http_endpoint& returned_private_endpoint, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper. + // + remap_disposition + remap(remap_flags flags, + ihttp_listener_session& session, + http_endpoint const& public_endpoint, + std::optional private_endpoint, + http_endpoint& returned_private_endpoint) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = remap(flags, session, public_endpoint, private_endpoint, + returned_private_endpoint, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: remap with ephemeral port allocation. + // + http_endpoint + remap(ihttp_listener_session& session, http_endpoint const& public_endpoint) + { + http_endpoint returned; + remap(remap_flags::allocate_ephemeral_port, + session, + public_endpoint, + std::nullopt, + returned); + return returned; + } + + // + // unmap + // + // Removes a mapping from a session. + // + + enum class unmap_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class unmap_result_code : uint32_t + { + // The public endpoint was not mapped. + endpoint_not_mapped = 1, + + // No active session. + no_active_session = 2, + }; + + enum class unmap_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using unmap_disposition = disposition; + + virtual unmap_disposition + unmap(unmap_flags flags, + ihttp_listener_session& session, + http_endpoint const& public_endpoint, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper. + // + unmap_disposition + unmap(unmap_flags flags, + ihttp_listener_session& session, + http_endpoint const& public_endpoint) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = unmap(flags, session, public_endpoint, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: unmap with default flags. + // + void + unmap(ihttp_listener_session& session, http_endpoint const& public_endpoint) + { + unmap(unmap_flags{}, session, public_endpoint); + } + }; + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::create_session_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::create_session_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::remap_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::remap_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::unmap_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(ihttp_listener::unmap_result_flags); + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_http_listener_session — placeholder session for the null provider + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class null_http_listener_session final : public ihttp_listener_session + { + public: + null_http_listener_session() = default; + ~null_http_listener_session() override = default; + + std::vector const& + mappings() const override + { + return m_empty_mappings; + } + + std::optional + lookup_private(http_endpoint const&) const override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + std::optional + lookup_public(http_endpoint const&) const override + { + return std::nullopt; + } + + private: + std::vector m_empty_mappings; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_http_listener — the null provider (M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class null_http_listener final : public ihttp_listener + { + public: + null_http_listener() = default; + ~null_http_listener() override = default; + + create_session_disposition + create_session(create_session_flags, + std::span, + std::unique_ptr&, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::function_not_supported); + return {}; + } + + remap_disposition + remap(remap_flags, + ihttp_listener_session&, + http_endpoint const&, + std::optional, + http_endpoint&, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::function_not_supported); + return {}; + } + + unmap_disposition + unmap(unmap_flags, + ihttp_listener_session&, + http_endpoint const&, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::function_not_supported); + return {}; + } + }; + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/pil.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/pil.h index 006d6c0e..f7290563 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/pil.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/pil.h @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ #pragma once -#include #include +#include +#include #include #include @@ -31,7 +32,32 @@ namespace m::pil M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(make_platform_flags); platform - make_platform(make_platform_flags flags = make_platform_flags{}, - std::initializer_list>* - redirections = nullptr); + make_platform( + make_platform_flags flags = make_platform_flags{}, + std::span const> redirections = {}); + + // + // Interface-level factory: returns the underlying iplatform stack directly + // rather than the value-wrapper `platform`. Use this when you need to drive + // the raw interfaces (iplatform / iregistry / ikey) — for example, a Win32 + // shim that resolves predefined HKEYs to their backing ikey. The value + // wrappers cannot surface the raw ikey, so consumers operating at the + // interface layer must obtain the iplatform from here. + // + std::shared_ptr + make_platform_interface( + make_platform_flags flags = make_platform_flags{}, + std::span const> redirections = {}); + + // + // Snapshot factories: build a platform from a previously persisted state + // file. The returned platform has no underlying (live) platform, so reads + // and writes operate purely against the loaded snapshot and never touch the + // running system (mode (c)). + // + platform + load_platform(std::filesystem::path const& persisted_state); + + std::shared_ptr + load_platform_interface(std::filesystem::path const& persisted_state); } // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform.h index 7e980582..ca87a44d 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform.h @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -49,6 +50,9 @@ namespace m::pil registry_class get_registry(); + filesystem_class + get_filesystem(); + enum class save_format { xml, @@ -74,6 +78,22 @@ namespace m::pil save(p, contents, format); } + // Write the requested-vs-done diagnostic trace to a side artifact. This + // is never part of the persisted (D6); it is a separate file + // with a root. When no layer in the stack records a + // trace, the artifact is well-formed but empty. + void + save_diagnostic_log(std::filesystem::path const& p, save_format format = save_format::xml); + + template + void + save_diagnostic_log(std::basic_string_view file_name, + save_format format = save_format::xml) + { + auto p = std::filesystem::path(file_name); + save_diagnostic_log(p, format); + } + private: std::shared_ptr m_platform; }; diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform_interfaces.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform_interfaces.h index 2d2d2859..dbea7a71 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform_interfaces.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/platform_interfaces.h @@ -17,9 +17,12 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include #include +#include +#include #include #include #include @@ -77,6 +80,131 @@ namespace m::pil return returned_registry; } + // + // get_filesystem + // + + enum class get_filesystem_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class get_filesystem_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class get_filesystem_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using get_filesystem_disposition = + disposition; + + // + // Unlike get_registry (a pure virtual every provider must implement), + // get_filesystem has a default that yields a null provider: a filesystem + // that resolves through the stack but whose operations are not yet + // implemented (until M-FS-DIRECT). A provider with a live filesystem + // overrides this; the existing registry-only providers inherit the + // default and need no changes. + // + virtual get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem = std::make_shared(); + return {}; + } + + std::shared_ptr + get_filesystem() + { + std::shared_ptr returned_filesystem; + auto const d = get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags{}, returned_filesystem); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_filesystem; + } + + // + // get_webcore + // + // Returns the HWC (Hostable Web Core) engine surface (D-HWC-1, D-HWC-2). + // Unlike get_registry (a pure virtual), get_webcore has a default that + // yields a null provider whose operations are not-implemented (until + // a provider overrides it, e.g. the direct/Windows platform in + // M-HWC-DIRECT). This mirrors get_filesystem so existing providers + // need no change. + // + + enum class get_webcore_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class get_webcore_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class get_webcore_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using get_webcore_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + returned_webcore = std::make_shared(); + return {}; + } + + std::shared_ptr + get_webcore() + { + std::shared_ptr returned_webcore; + auto const d = get_webcore(get_webcore_flags{}, returned_webcore); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_webcore; + } + + // + // get_http_listener + // + // Returns the HTTP listener isolation surface (D-HWC-6). Like + // get_webcore, this has a default that yields a null provider whose + // operations are not-implemented (until a provider overrides it, + // e.g. the Tier A or Tier B implementations in M-HWC-HTTP). + // + + enum class get_http_listener_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class get_http_listener_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class get_http_listener_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using get_http_listener_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual get_http_listener_disposition + get_http_listener(get_http_listener_flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_http_listener) + { + returned_http_listener = std::make_shared(); + return {}; + } + + std::shared_ptr + get_http_listener() + { + std::shared_ptr returned_http_listener; + auto const d = get_http_listener(get_http_listener_flags{}, returned_http_listener); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_http_listener; + } + // // save // @@ -112,11 +240,42 @@ namespace m::pil auto const d = save(save_flags{}, contents, platform_element); M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); } + + // + // save_diagnostic_log + // + // D6: the requested-vs-done diagnostic trace is never part of a + // persisted . A layer that records such a trace (the logging + // layer) writes it here, into a separate side artifact. Layers with no + // diagnostic log leave the node untouched; the default is a no-op. + // + + virtual save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags, pugi::xml_node&) + { + return save_disposition{}; + } + + void + save_diagnostic_log(pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + auto const d = save_diagnostic_log(save_flags{}, diagnostic_element); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } }; M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_registry_flags); M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_registry_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_filesystem_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_filesystem_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_webcore_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_webcore_result_flags); + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_http_listener_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::get_http_listener_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::save_flags); M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iplatform::save_result_flags); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry.h index 3b5dd3d9..421b0946 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry.h @@ -114,6 +114,24 @@ namespace m::pil return do_open_key(key_name); } + // + // Tentative open: returns the opened key, or std::nullopt if the key + // does not exist. Unlike open_key(), a missing key is not an error. + // Other failures (e.g. access denied) still throw. + // + template + std::optional + try_open_key(std::basic_string_view key_name) + { + return do_try_open_key(key_path(key_name)); + } + + std::optional + try_open_key(key_path const& key_name) + { + return do_try_open_key(key_name); + } + time_point_type last_write_time(); @@ -342,6 +360,9 @@ namespace m::pil key do_open_key(std::optional const& key_name); + std::optional + do_try_open_key(std::optional const& key_name); + void do_rename_key(key_path const& old_key_name, key_path const& new_key_name); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry_interfaces.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry_interfaces.h index 120cfedb..3dbc74a4 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry_interfaces.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/registry_interfaces.h @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -102,6 +103,16 @@ namespace m::pil return returned_key; } + std::shared_ptr + create_key(key_path const& path) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_key; + auto const d = create_key( + create_key_flags{}, path, sam::default_create_key, std::nullopt, returned_key); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return returned_key; + } + // // delete_key // @@ -130,6 +141,13 @@ namespace m::pil M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); } + void + delete_key(key_path const& path, sam sam_desired) + { + auto const d = delete_key(delete_key_flags{}, path, sam_desired); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } + // // delete_tree // @@ -242,11 +260,33 @@ namespace m::pil enum class open_key_flags : uint64_t { - open_link = 1ull < 0, // semantically maps to REG_OPTION_OPEN_LINK + open_link = 1ull << 0, // semantically maps to REG_OPTION_OPEN_LINK + + // + // Opt-in to "tentative open" semantics: when set, asking to open a + // key that does not exist is not an error. Instead `ec` is left + // clear, `returned_key` is left null, and the returned disposition's + // code is open_key_result_code::key_not_found. + // + // The caller is probing for a key whose absence is an expected, + // non-error outcome. Per the disposition opt-in gate, this code is + // only ever produced when this flag was passed; callers that pass + // open_key_flags{} continue to receive a missing key through `ec`. + // + tolerate_not_found = 1ull << 1, }; enum class open_key_result_code : uint32_t { + // + // The requested key did not exist. Only produced when the caller + // passed open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found. + // + // Note: the underlying provider error happens to be a "file not + // found" code, but this contract is expressed in terms of the + // public surface of the API, which is keys. + // + key_not_found = 1, }; enum class open_key_result_flags : uint32_t @@ -255,11 +295,33 @@ namespace m::pil using open_key_disposition = disposition; + // + // Primitive: providers implement this non-throwing form. Errors are + // reported through ec; the disposition carries only contractual + // (non-error) outcomes. The two channels are independent. + // virtual open_key_disposition open_key(open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& path, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) = 0; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + open_key_disposition + open_key(open_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& path, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = open_key(flags, path, sam_desired, returned_key, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } std::shared_ptr open_key(std::optional const& path, sam sam_desired) @@ -276,6 +338,25 @@ namespace m::pil return open_key(path, sam::default_open_key); } + // + // Tentative open: returns the opened key, or a null shared_ptr if the + // key does not exist. Other failures (e.g. access denied) still throw, + // because only "not found" is opted into via tolerate_not_found. + // + std::shared_ptr + try_open_key(std::optional const& path, sam sam_desired) + { + std::shared_ptr returned_key; + open_key(open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found, path, sam_desired, returned_key); + return returned_key; + } + + std::shared_ptr + try_open_key(std::optional const& path) + { + return try_open_key(path, sam::default_open_key); + } + // // query_information_key // @@ -377,6 +458,13 @@ namespace m::pil M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); } + template + void + delete_value(TChar const* ptr) + { + delete_value(to_value_name_string_type(ptr)); + } + // // enumerate_value_names_and_types // diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/security_attributes.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/security_attributes.h index 1dc6f66c..04b4b1a8 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/security_attributes.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/security_attributes.h @@ -3,11 +3,14 @@ #pragma once +#include + namespace m::pil { struct security_attributes { - void* m_security_descriptor; // opaque - bool m_inherit_handle; + void* m_security_descriptor; // opaque + std::size_t m_security_descriptor_length; // length of the descriptor in bytes + bool m_inherit_handle; }; } // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5ab83c9a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore.h @@ -0,0 +1,141 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// +// Convenience value-wrapper layer over the webcore interfaces. This mirrors +// the filesystem wrappers (filesystem.h: filesystem_class). `webcore_host` is +// the analogue of `filesystem_class` — a value type that owns a shared_ptr to +// the underlying iwebcore and exposes ergonomic, throwing methods. +// +// `webcore_instance` wraps the iwebcore_instance RAII token. +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + // + // webcore_instance + // + // RAII token representing a running HWC activation. Releasing the token + // shuts the instance down (analogous to filesystem_monitor_token). + // + class webcore_instance + { + public: + webcore_instance() = default; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance&& other) noexcept; + explicit webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr&& p) noexcept; + ~webcore_instance() = default; + + webcore_instance& + operator=(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance& + operator=(webcore_instance&& other) noexcept; + + friend void + swap(webcore_instance& l, webcore_instance& r) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(l.m_instance, r.m_instance); + } + + // True when this wrapper holds a running activation token. + explicit + operator bool() const noexcept + { + return static_cast(m_instance); + } + + // Release the underlying token (shut down the instance). + void + reset() noexcept + { + m_instance.reset(); + } + + private: + std::unique_ptr m_instance; + }; + + // + // webcore_host + // + // Value-type wrapper around iwebcore (the HWC engine surface). + // + class webcore_host + { + public: + webcore_host() = default; + webcore_host(webcore_host const& other); + webcore_host(webcore_host&& other) noexcept; + explicit webcore_host(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept; + ~webcore_host() = default; + + webcore_host& + operator=(webcore_host const& other); + webcore_host& + operator=(webcore_host&& other) noexcept; + + void + swap(webcore_host& other) noexcept; + + // True when this wrapper refers to a live iwebcore. + explicit + operator bool() const noexcept + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + return static_cast(m_webcore); + } + + // + // activate + // + // Starts a Hostable Web Core instance with the given request. Only one + // instance may be active per process (WebCoreActivate contract). The + // returned webcore_instance is an RAII token — when it is destroyed, + // the instance shuts down. + // + webcore_instance + activate(iwebcore::activate_flags flags, activation_request const& request); + + // Convenience: default flags. + webcore_instance + activate(activation_request const& request) + { + return activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request); + } + + // + // set_metadata + // + // Updates running-instance metadata while the instance is active. + // + void + set_metadata( + iwebcore::set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value); + + void + set_metadata(std::u16string_view type, std::u16string_view value) + { + set_metadata(iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}, type, value); + } + + private: + std::shared_ptr + get_webcore() const; + + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + }; + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore_interfaces.h b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore_interfaces.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2b4e8bea --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/include/m/pil/webcore_interfaces.h @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Interface (provider) layer for the Hostable Web Core (HWC) isolation surface +// (D-HWC-1, D-HWC-2). Unlike the registry and filesystem surfaces, HWC models a +// live *engine* (hwebcore.dll), not persistent named state: it owns the +// activation lifecycle and forwards three flat C entry points +// (WebCoreActivate / WebCoreShutdown / WebCoreSetMetadata, all HRESULT). The +// engine's config / registry reads are isolated by *composing* the filesystem / +// registry surfaces it reads, so there is no buffered / journaling state model +// here (those facets are M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, D-HWC-1). +// +// Two interfaces compose the surface: +// - iwebcore_instance : an opaque RAII activation token; its destruction shuts +// the instance down (analogue of ifilesystem_monitor_token). +// - iwebcore : the engine surface; activate(...) yields an instance +// token, set_metadata(...) forwards engine metadata. +// +// Error model (D-HWC-2): the std::error_code& channel is the non-throwing +// primitive each provider implements; `disposition` carries only contractual +// non-success (the single HWC contract code `already_activated`, the +// ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING shape), never errors. A thin throwing overload +// wraps the ec primitive. +// + +namespace m::pil +{ + // + // The inputs to a single HWC activation. The config paths are carried as + // `file_path` values — paths *in the isolated filesystem* (D-HWC-2), not raw + // OS paths — which is what wires the engine's config reads to the isolated + // FS surface. The root-web config is optional (HWC accepts a null + // pszRootWebConfigFile); the instance name names the activation. + // + struct activation_request + { + file_path app_host_config; + std::optional root_web_config; + std::u16string instance_name; + }; + + // + // An opaque activation token. Destroying it shuts the activated instance + // down (RAII, like ifilesystem_monitor_token). Whether the shutdown is + // immediate is selected by activate_flags::immediate_shutdown_on_release at + // activation time. + // + struct iwebcore_instance + { + virtual ~iwebcore_instance() {} + }; + + // + // The HWC engine surface. A provider activates the engine against the active + // platform; the returned instance token owns the activation lifetime. + // + struct iwebcore + { + virtual ~iwebcore() = default; + + // + // activate + // + // Activates the engine with the supplied request, yielding an instance + // token in `returned_instance`. The single contractual non-success + // outcome is `already_activated` (the HWC ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING + // contract, D-HWC-5): a second activation while one is live returns the + // already_activated disposition with a null token rather than failing + // through `ec`. All other failures are reported through `ec`. + // + + enum class activate_flags : uint64_t + { + // The instance token's destructor requests an immediate shutdown + // (WebCoreShutdown(TRUE)) rather than a graceful one. + immediate_shutdown_on_release = 1ull << 0, + }; + + enum class activate_result_code : uint32_t + { + already_activated = 1, + }; + + enum class activate_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using activate_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = activate(flags, request, returned_instance, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: activate with default flags, returning the instance token + // (null if the contractual already_activated outcome was reported). + // + std::unique_ptr + activate(activation_request const& request) + { + std::unique_ptr returned_instance; + activate(activate_flags{}, request, returned_instance); + return returned_instance; + } + + // + // set_metadata + // + // Forwards engine metadata (WebCoreSetMetadata(type, value)). The type + // and value are engine-defined strings (not file paths). Failures are + // reported through `ec`. + // + + enum class set_metadata_flags : uint64_t + { + }; + + enum class set_metadata_result_code : uint32_t + { + }; + + enum class set_metadata_result_flags : uint32_t + { + }; + + using set_metadata_disposition = + disposition; + + virtual set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) = 0; + + // + // Throwing wrapper over the ec-form primitive. + // + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, std::u16string_view type, std::u16string_view value) + { + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + if (ec) + throw std::system_error(ec); + return d; + } + + // + // Convenience: set metadata with default flags. + // + void + set_metadata(std::u16string_view type, std::u16string_view value) + { + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags{}, type, value); + } + }; + + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iwebcore::activate_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iwebcore::activate_result_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iwebcore::set_metadata_flags); + M_DEFINE_SCOPED_ENUM_BITFLAG_OPS(iwebcore::set_metadata_result_flags); + + // + // A placeholder instance token for the null provider. Holds nothing; its + // destruction shuts nothing down. + // + struct null_webcore_instance final : iwebcore_instance + { + }; + + // + // A placeholder engine surface that resolves through the platform stack but + // has no live engine behind it. Every operation throws "not implemented". + // The base iplatform wiring hands one of these out (see + // iplatform::get_webcore) unless a provider overrides it (the direct/Windows + // platform, M-HWC-DIRECT), mirroring how null_filesystem backs the default + // get_filesystem (D9 / D-HWC-2). + // + struct null_webcore final : iwebcore + { + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags, + activation_request const&, + std::unique_ptr&, + std::error_code&) override + { + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("null_webcore::activate"); + } + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags, + std::u16string_view, + std::u16string_view, + std::error_code&) override + { + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("null_webcore::set_metadata"); + } + }; + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/CMakeLists.txt index 0d416749..55b51b7f 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/CMakeLists.txt @@ -6,6 +6,9 @@ target_include_directories(m_pil PUBLIC target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE create_platform.cpp + fault_interface.cpp + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_monitor.cpp pil.cpp platform.cpp registry.cpp @@ -13,11 +16,17 @@ target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE registry_key.cpp registry_monitor.cpp key_path.cpp + file_path.cpp + webcore.cpp ) add_subdirectory(buffered) add_subdirectory(direct) +add_subdirectory(fault) +add_subdirectory(intercepting) +add_subdirectory(journaling) add_subdirectory(logging) +add_subdirectory(materializing) add_subdirectory(passthrough) add_subdirectory(redirecting) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/CMakeLists.txt index 1820fc79..f74fa9c7 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/CMakeLists.txt @@ -3,6 +3,11 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) find_package(pugixml CONFIG REQUIRED) target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + directory_mutation_operations.cpp + directory_read_operations.cpp + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_monitor.cpp + filesystem_serialization.cpp platform.cpp registry.cpp registry_key_key_operations.cpp diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/buffered.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/buffered.h index 78918ac2..d6b009ba 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/buffered.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/buffered.h @@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ #include #include +#include +#include +#include #include #include #include @@ -26,11 +29,9 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered { class platform; class registry; - - enum class persistence_format - { - xml, - }; + class filesystem; + class directory; + class file; class key : public ikey, public std::enable_shared_from_this { @@ -80,7 +81,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; ikey::query_information_key_disposition query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, @@ -140,6 +142,19 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered void initialize_values_overlay(); + // Read the underlying key's current last_write_time. Used to bracket a + // whole-key capture so we can detect (and retry) a key that changed + // underneath us during enumeration. (D4) + time_point_type + query_underlying_last_write_time() const; + + // Eagerly materialize every mirrored value's data whole so the overlay + // is a self-contained snapshot. A value that vanished from the + // underlying registry between enumeration and load is dropped from the + // captured set (best-effort, D4). + void + load_all_mirrored_values(); + bool is_subkey_empty(pil::key_path const& key_name); @@ -176,6 +191,15 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered void save_xml(pugi::xml_node& node) const; + // Populate this (freshly-constructed, materialized, underlying-less) key + // from a persisted element: its and nested children + // become fully-materialized overlay entries, except name-only + // placeholders (mirrored="true"), which are restored as unmaterialized + // mirrored entries. load_stamp is the single T_load captured for the + // whole snapshot, used by lazy consistency repair (D5). + void + load_children_xml(pugi::xml_node const& key_element, time_point_type load_stamp); + // // data // @@ -183,6 +207,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered mutable std::mutex m_mutex; std::shared_ptr m_underlying_key; time_point_type m_last_write_time; + // T_load: the timestamp captured when this key was loaded from a + // snapshot. Used to restamp this key when lazy consistency repair drops + // a name-only subkey that cannot be materialized (D5). min for keys not + // loaded from a snapshot. + time_point_type m_load_stamp{(time_point_type::min)()}; key_map_type m_keys; value_map_type m_values; key_path m_key_path; // only populated for created keys @@ -251,6 +280,12 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered monitor(monitor_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry_monitor) override; + // Build a snapshot registry from a persisted element. The + // returned registry has no underlying (live) registry; its predefined + // keys are fully materialized from the file. + static std::shared_ptr + load_xml(pugi::xml_node const& platform_node); + protected: void save_xml(pugi::xml_node& doc_node) const; @@ -265,12 +300,353 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered friend class platform; }; + // + // Ordering for the buffered filesystem's root map. Roots are an open-ended + // family (D10); two roots are the same iff their kind and (case-insensitive, + // D12) text agree, so the strict-weak ordering compares kind first, then the + // root text under ordinal case-insensitive comparison. + // + struct file_root_less + { + bool + operator()(file_root const& lhs, file_root const& rhs) const + { + if (lhs.kind() != rhs.kind()) + return lhs.kind() < rhs.kind(); + + return m::case_insensitive_less{}(lhs.text(), rhs.text()); + } + }; + + // + // A buffered file node. A file is a leaf in the unified namespace (D13); it + // carries metadata only (content deferred, D14). The metadata is captured + // whole when the parent directory is touched (it arrives with the directory + // enumeration), so a file node is self-contained and never re-reads an + // underlying provider. + // + class file : public ifile, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + file() = delete; + + // The node carries the captured metadata; there is no underlying handle. + explicit file(file_metadata const& metadata); + + // Mirrored (unmodified backing) node over a live provider (D16/D17): + // retains the live underlying handle so whole-file content reads + // (read_content) resolve to the real backing bytes. Writes are never + // forwarded, so the shared backing directory is never mutated and the + // buffered namespace overlay stays the only mutated state. + file(file_metadata const& metadata, std::shared_ptr underlying); + + file(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + file(file const&) = delete; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + + file& + operator=(file const&) = delete; + + void + swap(file& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifile::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + // Whole-file content read-through (D16/D17): forwards to the retained + // backing handle when present; otherwise (sealed snapshot or a + // created / renamed node with no backing) reports not_supported. + ifile::read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + // Alternate-data-stream enumeration (M-FS-STREAMS-2): forwards to the + // retained backing handle when present; otherwise reports not_supported. + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + protected: + file_metadata m_metadata; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying; + + friend class directory; + }; + + // + // A buffered directory node. The container of the unified namespace (D13): + // each child is exactly one node — a subdirectory or a file. The overlay + // mirrors the registry key overlay: a child-entry map keyed by an ordinal + // case-insensitive sort key with original case preserved (D12), holding + // tombstones (deleted) and mirrored-but-unmaterialized placeholders. The + // whole node is captured on touch with last_write_time bracketing and a + // bounded retry on a torn read (D3, D4 analogues; non-recursive). + // + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + + // Snapshot / created node: own metadata only, no underlying directory. + directory(file_metadata const& metadata, std::nullptr_t); + + // Capture node: snapshot the underlying directory whole on touch. + explicit directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory); + + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + directory(directory const&) = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + + void + swap(directory& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + protected: + // One child of this directory in the unified namespace (D13). The kind + // distinguishes a subdirectory from a file; exactly one of m_directory / + // m_file is non-null once materialized. A mirrored placeholder has both + // null until first touched; a tombstone (m_deleted) has both null. + struct entry_node + { + node_kind m_kind{node_kind::file}; + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + std::shared_ptr m_file; + file_metadata m_metadata{}; + bool m_deleted : 1; + bool m_mirrored : 1; + // The host's alternate (8.3 short) name for this child, when one + // exists (empty otherwise). Captured from the underlying enumeration + // (D14) and persisted (D17) so a path component supplied as the short + // alias resolves to this entry even for a sealed snapshot that has no + // live underlying to consult. + m::u16sstring m_short_name; + }; + + using entry_map_type = + std::map>; + + // Capture the whole directory at materialization ("touch"): enumerate + // the underlying child entries (name + kind + metadata) and snapshot + // this directory's own metadata, bracketed by last_write_time with a + // bounded retry on a torn read (D3, D4). Non-recursive: children are + // mirrored placeholders, materialized on first touch. + void + initialize_overlay(); + + void + initialize_children_overlay(); + + // Read the underlying directory's current metadata. Used both to capture + // this node's metadata and to bracket the capture for torn-read retry. + file_metadata + query_underlying_metadata() const; + + // Materialize a mirrored placeholder child into a live buffered node by + // opening it through the underlying directory. In a sealed snapshot (no + // underlying) a mirrored placeholder cannot be materialized; lazy + // consistency repair (D5) drops it and restamps this directory. + std::shared_ptr + materialize_subdirectory(m::u16sstring const& name, entry_node& node, file_access access); + + std::shared_ptr + materialize_file(m::u16sstring const& name, entry_node& node, file_access access); + + // True when no live (non-tombstoned) child remains. Locks m_mutex. + bool + is_empty() const; + + // Detach a live child by leaf name for a rename/move: materialize it so + // the moved node is self-contained, tombstone the old slot, and return + // the node. Throws m::not_found when the name names no live child. + entry_node + extract_entry(m::u16sstring const& leaf); + + // Place a child node under leaf name for a rename/move. A live child + // already at that name is a conflict (m::already_exists); a tombstone is + // overwritten. + void + insert_entry(m::u16sstring const& leaf, entry_node node); + + void + save_xml(pugi::xml_node& parent) const; + + // Populate this freshly-constructed (underlying-less) directory from a + // persisted element. load_stamp is the single T_load for the + // whole snapshot, used by lazy consistency repair (D5). + void + load_children_xml(pugi::xml_node const& directory_element, time_point_type load_stamp); + + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_directory; + file_metadata m_metadata; + // T_load: timestamp captured when this directory was loaded from a + // snapshot; min for directories not loaded from a snapshot (D5). + time_point_type m_load_stamp{(time_point_type::min)()}; + entry_map_type m_entries; + + friend class filesystem; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor : + public ifilesystem_monitor, + public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor); + filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr&& underlying_filesystem_monitor) noexcept; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor() = default; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) noexcept = delete; + + register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_filesystem_monitor; + }; + + // + // The buffered filesystem entry point. Opening a root (D10) yields the + // buffered directory anchoring its namespace; the directory is cached so + // repeated opens of the same root share one overlay. + // + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + + explicit filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem); + + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + // Build a snapshot filesystem from a persisted element. The + // returned filesystem has no underlying (live) filesystem; its roots are + // fully materialized from the file. + static std::shared_ptr + load_xml(pugi::xml_node const& platform_node); + + protected: + void + save_xml(pugi::xml_node& doc_node) const; + + void initialize_monitor(m::locked_t); + + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_monitor; + std::map, file_root_less> m_roots; + + friend class platform; + }; + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: platform() = delete; platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform); platform(std::shared_ptr&& underlying_platform); + + // Snapshot constructor: no underlying (live) platform. Reads and writes + // operate purely against the supplied loaded registry and filesystem + // (mode (c)). Either snapshot facet may be null when only one surface was + // persisted. + explicit platform(std::shared_ptr snapshot_registry, + std::shared_ptr snapshot_filesystem = {}); + platform(platform&& other) noexcept = delete; platform(platform const&) = delete; ~platform() = default; @@ -288,19 +664,34 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + save_disposition save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; - void - save(persistence_format pf, std::filesystem::path const& p) const; + // D6: decorators forward the diagnostic-log request down the stack so a + // logging tap placed beneath this layer remains reachable from the top. + // The buffered layer records no diagnostic trace of its own. + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; protected: - void - save_xml(m::locked_t, std::filesystem::path const& p) const; - - mutable std::mutex m_mutex; - std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; - std::shared_ptr m_registry; + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; }; + // Build a snapshot platform from a previously persisted XML file. The + // returned platform has no underlying (live) platform, so reads and writes + // operate purely against the loaded state (mode (c)). + std::shared_ptr + create_platform_from_persisted_xml(std::filesystem::path const& p); + } // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_mutation_operations.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_mutation_operations.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4fe0f95d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_mutation_operations.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,420 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::buffered +{ + namespace + { + file_metadata + make_directory_metadata(time_point_type now) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + md.m_size = 0; + md.m_creation_time = now; + md.m_last_write_time = now; + md.m_last_access_time = now; + md.m_attributes = file_attributes::directory; + return md; + } + + file_metadata + make_file_metadata(time_point_type now) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::file; + md.m_size = 0; + md.m_creation_time = now; + md.m_last_write_time = now; + md.m_last_access_time = now; + md.m_attributes = file_attributes::normal; + return md; + } + } // namespace + + // + // small overlay helpers shared by the mutation verbs + // + + bool + directory::is_empty() const + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + for (auto const& [name, node]: m_entries) + { + static_cast(name); + if (!node.m_deleted) + return false; + } + + return true; + } + + directory::entry_node + directory::extract_entry(m::u16sstring const& leaf) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const it = m_entries.find(leaf); + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::rename_entry() source not found"); + + auto& node = it->second; + + // Materialize so the moved node carries its own state, detached from the + // underlying provider at its current path. A file is metadata-only (D14); + // a directory captures its direct children (non-recursive). + if (node.m_kind == node_kind::directory) + materialize_subdirectory(it->first, node, file_access::default_create); + else + materialize_file(it->first, node, file_access::default_open); + + entry_node moved = node; + moved.m_deleted = false; + moved.m_mirrored = false; + + // Tombstone the old slot so the move shadows any underlying provider. + node.m_directory.reset(); + node.m_file.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; + + return moved; + } + + void + directory::insert_entry(m::u16sstring const& leaf, entry_node node) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const it = m_entries.find(leaf); + if (it == m_entries.end()) + { + m_entries.emplace(leaf, std::move(node)); + return; + } + + if (!it->second.m_deleted) + throw m::already_exists("idirectory::rename_entry() destination already exists"); + + // Overwrite a tombstone in place. + it->second = std::move(node); + } + + // + // mutations + // + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + returned_directory.reset(); + + if (flags != create_directory_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::create_directory.flags"); + + // Auto-create every intermediate component of a multi-segment path, + // create-or-open at each level, then create the leaf in the parent. + if (path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::create_directory(parent_opt.value(), access); + return parent->create_directory(flags, leaf, access, returned_directory); + } + + auto const now = time_point_type::clock::now(); + file_metadata dir_md = make_directory_metadata(now); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto [it, inserted] = + m_entries.emplace(path.native(), + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::directory, + .m_directory = std::make_shared(dir_md, nullptr), + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = dir_md, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = {}}); + + if (inserted) + { + returned_directory = it->second.m_directory; + return create_directory_disposition{}; + } + + auto& node = it->second; + + if (node.m_deleted) + { + // Revive a tombstone as a fresh empty directory. + node.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + node.m_file.reset(); + node.m_directory = std::make_shared(dir_md, nullptr); + node.m_metadata = dir_md; + node.m_deleted = false; + node.m_mirrored = false; + returned_directory = node.m_directory; + return create_directory_disposition{}; + } + + // Unified namespace (D13): a name already taken by a file conflicts. + if (node.m_kind != node_kind::directory) + throw m::already_exists("idirectory::create_directory() name exists as a file"); + + auto materialized = materialize_subdirectory(it->first, node, access); + if (!materialized) + { + // Sealed-snapshot placeholder: create-or-open makes a fresh empty + // directory in its place (D5 lazy repair, fuller form in M-FS-BUF-3). + node.m_directory = std::make_shared(dir_md, nullptr); + node.m_metadata = dir_md; + node.m_mirrored = false; + materialized = node.m_directory; + } + + returned_directory = std::move(materialized); + return create_directory_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + returned_file.reset(); + + if (flags != create_file_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::create_file.flags"); + + // A multi-segment path creates its intermediate directories, then the + // leaf file in the resulting parent. + if (path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::create_directory(parent_opt.value(), access); + return parent->create_file(flags, leaf, access, returned_file); + } + + auto const now = time_point_type::clock::now(); + file_metadata file_md = make_file_metadata(now); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto [it, inserted] = + m_entries.emplace(path.native(), + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::file, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = std::make_shared(file_md), + .m_metadata = file_md, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = {}}); + + if (inserted) + { + returned_file = it->second.m_file; + return create_file_disposition{}; + } + + auto& node = it->second; + + if (node.m_deleted) + { + // Revive a tombstone as a fresh empty file. + node.m_kind = node_kind::file; + node.m_directory.reset(); + node.m_file = std::make_shared(file_md); + node.m_metadata = file_md; + node.m_deleted = false; + node.m_mirrored = false; + returned_file = node.m_file; + return create_file_disposition{}; + } + + // Unified namespace (D13): a name already taken by a directory conflicts. + if (node.m_kind != node_kind::file) + throw m::already_exists("idirectory::create_file() name exists as a directory"); + + // Create-or-open: an existing file is opened. + returned_file = materialize_file(it->first, node, access); + return create_file_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + if (flags != remove_entry_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::remove_entry.flags"); + + // Resolve a multi-segment name through the overlay to its parent, then + // remove the single leaf there. + if (name.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = name.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::try_open_directory(parent_opt.value(), file_access::default_open); + if (!parent) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::remove_entry() parent not found"); + + parent->remove_entry(leaf); + return remove_entry_disposition{}; + } + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const it = m_entries.find(name.native()); + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::remove_entry() entry not found"); + + auto& node = it->second; + + // A non-empty directory is rejected; delete_tree removes recursively. + if (node.m_kind == node_kind::directory) + { + auto child = materialize_subdirectory(it->first, node, file_access::default_open); + if (child && !child->is_empty()) + throw m::not_empty("idirectory::remove_entry() directory not empty"); + } + + node.m_directory.reset(); + node.m_file.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; + + return remove_entry_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + if (flags != delete_tree_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::delete_tree.flags"); + + // No name (or empty name): empty this directory's contents — tombstone + // every live child — but leave this directory in place. A single + // tombstone per child shadows any underlying provider (M-BUFTREE). + if (!name.has_value() || name.value().native().empty()) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + for (auto& [child_name, node]: m_entries) + { + static_cast(child_name); + node.m_directory.reset(); + node.m_file.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; + } + + return delete_tree_disposition{}; + } + + auto const& path = name.value(); + + // A multi-segment name resolves to its parent, then deletes the leaf + // subtree there. + if (path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::try_open_directory(parent_opt.value(), file_access::default_open); + if (!parent) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::delete_tree() parent not found"); + + parent->delete_tree(std::optional(leaf)); + return delete_tree_disposition{}; + } + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const it = m_entries.find(path.native()); + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::delete_tree() entry not found"); + + auto& node = it->second; + + // Tombstoning the entry hides the whole subtree at once: a single + // tombstone shadows every descendant (the M-BUFTREE technique). + node.m_directory.reset(); + node.m_file.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; + + return delete_tree_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + if (flags != rename_entry_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::rename_entry.flags"); + + // Resolve the source parent (must exist) and the source leaf name. + std::shared_ptr old_parent_holder; + file_path old_leaf = old_path; + if (old_path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = old_path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::try_open_directory(parent_opt.value(), file_access::default_open); + if (!parent) + throw m::not_found("idirectory::rename_entry() source parent not found"); + + old_parent_holder = std::static_pointer_cast(parent); + old_leaf = leaf; + } + + // Resolve the destination parent, creating intermediates (move across + // the subtree this directory roots), and the destination leaf name. + std::shared_ptr new_parent_holder; + file_path new_leaf = new_path; + if (new_path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = new_path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + auto parent = idirectory::create_directory(parent_opt.value(), file_access::default_create); + new_parent_holder = std::static_pointer_cast(parent); + new_leaf = leaf; + } + + directory& old_parent = old_parent_holder ? *old_parent_holder : *this; + directory& new_parent = new_parent_holder ? *new_parent_holder : *this; + + // Detach the source node (self-contained after materialization, + // tombstoned at its old slot), then re-key it at the destination. + auto moved = old_parent.extract_entry(old_leaf.native()); + new_parent.insert_entry(new_leaf.native(), std::move(moved)); + + return rename_entry_disposition{}; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_read_operations.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_read_operations.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f1528fa2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/directory_read_operations.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,396 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::buffered +{ + // + // construction / whole-node capture + // + + directory::directory(file_metadata const& metadata, std::nullptr_t): m_metadata(metadata) {} + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory): + m_underlying_directory(underlying_directory) + { + initialize_overlay(); + } + + file_metadata + directory::query_underlying_metadata() const + { + file_metadata md; + auto const d = + m_underlying_directory->query_information(idirectory::query_information_flags{}, md); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + return md; + } + + void + directory::initialize_children_overlay() + { + if (!m_underlying_directory) + return; + + static constexpr std::size_t k_enumeration_batch = 32; + + std::array entry_array; + std::size_t index{}; + + for (;;) + { + std::span entry_span{entry_array}; + + auto const d = m_underlying_directory->enumerate_entries( + enumerate_entries_flags{}, index, entry_span); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); // no flags in, no disposition out + + for (auto& e: entry_span) + m_entries.emplace(e.m_name, + entry_node{.m_kind = e.m_kind, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = e.m_metadata, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = true, + .m_short_name = std::move(e.m_short_name)}); + + if (entry_span.size() != entry_array.size()) + break; + + index += entry_array.size(); + } + } + + void + directory::initialize_overlay() + { + // Capture the whole directory at materialization ("touch"): mirror its + // child-entry names/kinds/metadata and snapshot its own metadata so the + // overlay becomes a self-contained snapshot of the directory (D2-D4). + // + // Best-effort consistency: the filesystem can change underneath us with + // no synchronization, so we bracket the capture with last_write_time + // reads and re-capture if the directory changed during enumeration. A + // bounded retry keeps this from spinning; this is best-effort, not + // transactional (D4). Non-recursive: children are mirrored placeholders, + // each captured whole on its own first touch. + if (!m_underlying_directory) + return; + + static constexpr unsigned k_max_capture_attempts = 3; + + for (unsigned attempt = 1;; ++attempt) + { + m_entries.clear(); + + auto const before = query_underlying_metadata(); + + initialize_children_overlay(); + + auto const after = query_underlying_metadata(); + + m_metadata = after; + + if (before.m_last_write_time == after.m_last_write_time || + attempt >= k_max_capture_attempts) + break; + } + } + + // + // materialization of mirrored placeholders + // + + std::shared_ptr + directory::materialize_subdirectory(m::u16sstring const& name, + entry_node& node, + file_access access) + { + // Caller holds m_mutex. + if (node.m_directory) + return node.m_directory; + + if (m_underlying_directory) + { + auto underlying_child = + m_underlying_directory->open_directory(file_path(name.view()), access); + node.m_directory = std::make_shared(underlying_child); + node.m_mirrored = false; + return node.m_directory; + } + + // Sealed snapshot: a mirrored placeholder has no underlying to + // materialize from. The node is reported absent here; the caller drops + // it and restamps this directory as lazy consistency repair (D5). + return nullptr; + } + + std::shared_ptr + directory::materialize_file(m::u16sstring const& name, entry_node& node, file_access access) + { + // Caller holds m_mutex. + if (node.m_file) + return node.m_file; + + // D16/D17 content read-through: a mirrored (unmodified backing) file + // over a live underlying directory retains the live backing handle so + // whole-file content reads resolve to the real bytes. A sealed snapshot + // (no underlying) or a created / renamed node has no backing to read + // through and stays metadata-only (read_content reports not_supported). + // Writes are never forwarded, so the backing is never mutated and the + // overlay's namespace state remains the only mutated state (isolation). + std::shared_ptr underlying; + if (node.m_mirrored && m_underlying_directory) + { + std::error_code ec; + m_underlying_directory->open_file( + open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, file_path(name.view()), access, underlying, ec); + if (ec) + underlying.reset(); + } + + node.m_file = underlying + ? std::make_shared(node.m_metadata, std::move(underlying)) + : std::make_shared(node.m_metadata); + node.m_mirrored = false; + return node.m_file; + } + + // + // reads + // + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_directory.reset(); + + if (m::excess_bits_set(flags, open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::open_directory.flags"); + + // Walk a multi-segment path one level at a time through the overlay so + // every intermediate directory is itself captured. A missing + // intermediate makes the whole target not found. + if (path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + std::shared_ptr parent_directory; + open_directory(open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + parent_opt.value(), + access, + parent_directory, + ec); + if (ec) + return open_directory_disposition{}; + + if (!parent_directory) + { + if (!!(flags & open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_directory_disposition{open_directory_result_code::not_found}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + return parent_directory->open_directory(flags, leaf, access, returned_directory, ec); + } + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto it = m_entries.find(path.native()); + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + { + // Exact (case-insensitive) match on the long name missed. A host + // path may address a child by its alternate (8.3 short) name (D17); + // resolve that by scanning for a non-deleted entry whose captured + // short name matches the requested leaf. This also serves sealed + // snapshots, whose short names were restored from the persisted + // alias and which have no live underlying to consult. + auto const& less = m_entries.key_comp(); + auto const& wanted = path.native(); + for (auto cand = m_entries.begin(); cand != m_entries.end(); ++cand) + { + if (cand->second.m_deleted || cand->second.m_short_name.empty()) + continue; + if (!less(cand->second.m_short_name, wanted) + && !less(wanted, cand->second.m_short_name)) + { + it = cand; + break; + } + } + } + + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + { + if (!!(flags & open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_directory_disposition{open_directory_result_code::not_found}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + if (it->second.m_kind != node_kind::directory) + { + // Unified namespace (D13): opening a file through open_directory is + // rejected, regardless of the tentative-open flag. + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_a_directory); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + auto materialized = materialize_subdirectory(it->first, it->second, access); + if (!materialized) + { + // D5 lazy consistency repair: a sealed snapshot enumerates this + // subdirectory by name but its contents were never captured and + // there is no underlying provider to consult. Drop it from the + // namespace and advance this directory's version stamp to T_load so + // the snapshot stays self-consistent. + m_entries.erase(it); + m_metadata.m_last_write_time = m_load_stamp; + + if (!!(flags & open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_directory_disposition{open_directory_result_code::not_found}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + returned_directory = std::move(materialized); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_file.reset(); + + if (m::excess_bits_set(flags, open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::open_file.flags"); + + // A multi-segment path resolves its parent directory through the overlay + // (capturing each level), then opens the leaf file in that parent. + if (path.has_parent_path()) + { + auto [parent_opt, leaf] = path.split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(parent_opt.has_value()); + + std::shared_ptr parent_directory; + open_directory(open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + parent_opt.value(), + access, + parent_directory, + ec); + if (ec) + return open_file_disposition{}; + + if (!parent_directory) + { + if (!!(flags & open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_file_disposition{open_file_result_code::not_found}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + return parent_directory->open_file(flags, leaf, access, returned_file, ec); + } + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const it = m_entries.find(path.native()); + if (it == m_entries.end() || it->second.m_deleted) + { + if (!!(flags & open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_file_disposition{open_file_result_code::not_found}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + if (it->second.m_kind != node_kind::file) + { + // Unified namespace (D13): opening a directory through open_file is + // rejected. + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::is_a_directory); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + returned_file = materialize_file(it->first, it->second, access); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + if (flags != enumerate_entries_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::enumerate_entries.flags"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // The visible namespace is every non-deleted entry, in the overlay's + // sorted (ordinal case-insensitive, D12) order. Tombstones are skipped. + std::size_t produced{}; + std::size_t position{}; + + for (auto const& [name, node]: m_entries) + { + if (node.m_deleted) + continue; + + if (position >= starting_index) + { + if (produced >= entries.size()) + break; + + entries[produced] = directory_entry(name, node.m_metadata); + ++produced; + } + + ++position; + } + + entries = entries.subspan(0, produced); + return enumerate_entries_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + if (flags != query_information_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("idirectory::query_information.flags"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + metadata = m_metadata; + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..41de05b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::buffered +{ + // + // file + // + + file::file(file_metadata const& metadata): m_metadata(metadata) {} + + file::file(file_metadata const& metadata, std::shared_ptr underlying): + m_metadata(metadata), m_underlying(std::move(underlying)) + {} + + ifile::query_information_disposition + file::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + if (flags != query_information_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("ifile::query_information.flags"); + + metadata = m_metadata; + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + + ifile::read_content_disposition + file::read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // D16/D17: a mirrored node retains the live backing handle and serves + // real bytes; a node with no backing (sealed snapshot, created or + // renamed entry) models no content. Writes are never forwarded, so the + // backing directory is never mutated through the overlay. + if (m_underlying) + return m_underlying->read_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec); + + bytes_read = 0; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return read_content_disposition{}; + } + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + file::enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Stream enumeration: a mirrored node forwards to the backing handle; + // a sealed snapshot or created node reports not_supported. + if (m_underlying) + return m_underlying->enumerate_streams(flags, starting_index, entries, ec); + + entries = {}; + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + } + + // + // filesystem + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem): + m_underlying_filesystem(underlying_filesystem) + {} + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + returned_directory.reset(); + + if (flags != open_root_flags{}) + throw m::invalid_parameter("ifilesystem::open_root.flags"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto const find_location = m_roots.find(root); + if (find_location != m_roots.end()) + { + returned_directory = find_location->second; + return open_root_disposition{}; + } + + // Open the root through the underlying filesystem and capture it whole. + // A snapshot filesystem (no underlying) serves only roots restored from + // the persisted file; an unknown root in that mode is not found. + if (!m_underlying_filesystem) + throw m::not_found("ifilesystem::open_root: root not present in snapshot"); + + auto underlying_root = m_underlying_filesystem->open_root(root, access); + + auto captured = std::make_shared(underlying_root); + + auto const [insertion_location, inserted] = m_roots.emplace(root, std::move(captured)); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(inserted); + + returned_directory = insertion_location->second; + return open_root_disposition{}; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + if (flags != monitor_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to ifilesystem::monitor()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_monitor) + initialize_monitor(m::locked); + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_monitor); + + returned_filesystem_monitor = m_monitor; + return monitor_disposition{}; + } + + void + filesystem::initialize_monitor(m::locked_t) + { + if (m_monitor) + return; + + // A snapshot filesystem (no underlying) has no live changes to report, + // so it still hands out a buffered monitor; register_watch on it raises + // "not implemented" exactly as the live case does (sealed snapshots do + // not observe change). + std::shared_ptr underlying_monitor; + if (m_underlying_filesystem) + underlying_monitor = m_underlying_filesystem->monitor(); + + m_monitor = std::make_shared(std::move(underlying_monitor)); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a8470243 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::buffered +{ + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor): + m_underlying_filesystem_monitor(underlying_filesystem_monitor) + {} + + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr&& underlying_filesystem_monitor) noexcept: + m_underlying_filesystem_monitor(std::move(underlying_filesystem_monitor)) + {} + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_disposition + filesystem_monitor::register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) + { + std::ignore = change_notification_ptr; + std::ignore = directory; + std::ignore = flags; + returned_ptr.reset(); + + // A buffered filesystem is a sealed snapshot: it does not observe live + // change, so change notification is not implemented (mirrors the + // buffered registry monitor). + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("buffered filesystem change notification not implemented"); + + // return register_watch_disposition{}; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_serialization.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_serialization.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5703120c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/filesystem_serialization.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,285 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::buffered +{ + namespace + { + // Emit a node's whole captured metadata as attributes of the given + // element. last_write_time doubles as the version stamp consulted by + // lazy consistency repair on load (D5). + void + write_metadata(pugi::xml_node& element, file_metadata const& md) + { + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("size"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(md.m_size)); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("creation_time"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(md.m_creation_time.time_since_epoch().count())); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_write_time"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(md.m_last_write_time.time_since_epoch().count())); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_access_time"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(md.m_last_access_time.time_since_epoch().count())); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("attributes"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(std::to_underlying(md.m_attributes))); + } + + // Reconstruct a node's metadata from a persisted element. The kind is + // not serialized as an attribute — it is implied by the element name + // ( / ) — so it is supplied by the caller. + file_metadata + read_metadata(pugi::xml_node const& element, node_kind kind) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = kind; + md.m_size = + static_cast(element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("size"sv)).as_llong(0)); + md.m_creation_time = time_point_type(time_point_type::duration( + element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("creation_time"sv)).as_llong(0))); + md.m_last_write_time = time_point_type(time_point_type::duration( + element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_write_time"sv)).as_llong(0))); + md.m_last_access_time = time_point_type(time_point_type::duration( + element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_access_time"sv)).as_llong(0))); + md.m_attributes = static_cast( + element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("attributes"sv)).as_uint(0)); + return md; + } + } // namespace + + void + directory::save_xml(pugi::xml_node& parent) const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // This directory's own captured metadata. + write_metadata(parent, m_metadata); + + for (auto const& [name, node]: m_entries) + { + if (node.m_kind == node_kind::directory) + { + auto element = parent.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Directory"sv)); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(name.view()).c_str()); + + if (!node.m_short_name.empty()) + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("short_name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(node.m_short_name.view()).c_str()); + + if (node.m_deleted) + { + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).set_value(true); + continue; + } + + if (node.m_directory) + { + // Materialized: serialize the whole subtree (its own + // metadata and children are written into this element). + node.m_directory->save_xml(element); + } + else + { + // A mirrored-but-unopened placeholder (D3): only its name and + // captured metadata are known. Mark it mirrored so the loader + // restores an unmaterialized placeholder that triggers lazy + // consistency repair on first touch (D5) rather than a + // fabricated empty directory. + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("mirrored"sv)).set_value(true); + write_metadata(element, node.m_metadata); + } + } + else + { + auto element = parent.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("File"sv)); + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(name.view()).c_str()); + + if (!node.m_short_name.empty()) + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("short_name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(node.m_short_name.view()).c_str()); + + if (node.m_deleted) + { + element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).set_value(true); + continue; + } + + // A file's metadata arrives whole with its parent directory's + // enumeration (D14), so it always serializes fully; there is no + // mirrored placeholder for a file. + write_metadata(element, node.m_metadata); + } + } + } + + void + directory::load_children_xml(pugi::xml_node const& directory_element, time_point_type load_stamp) + { + // Freshly constructed by the loader and not yet published, so no lock. + m_load_stamp = load_stamp; + m_metadata = read_metadata(directory_element, node_kind::directory); + + for (auto child = directory_element.first_child(); child; child = child.next_sibling()) + { + auto const element_name = std::wstring_view(child.name()); + + if (element_name == std::wstring_view(M_PUGIXML_T("Directory"sv))) + { + auto const name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)).as_string()))); + + auto short_name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("short_name"sv)).as_string()))); + + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + m_entries.emplace(name, + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::directory, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = {}, + .m_deleted = true, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = {}}); + continue; + } + + auto const md = read_metadata(child, node_kind::directory); + + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("mirrored"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + // Name-only placeholder (D3): enumerated but never captured; + // opening it triggers lazy consistency repair (D5). + m_entries.emplace(name, + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::directory, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = md, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = true, + .m_short_name = std::move(short_name)}); + continue; + } + + auto child_dir = std::make_shared(md, nullptr); + child_dir->load_children_xml(child, load_stamp); + + m_entries.emplace(name, + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::directory, + .m_directory = std::move(child_dir), + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = md, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = std::move(short_name)}); + } + else if (element_name == std::wstring_view(M_PUGIXML_T("File"sv))) + { + auto const name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)).as_string()))); + + auto short_name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("short_name"sv)).as_string()))); + + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + m_entries.emplace(name, + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::file, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = {}, + .m_metadata = {}, + .m_deleted = true, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = {}}); + continue; + } + + auto const md = read_metadata(child, node_kind::file); + + m_entries.emplace(name, + entry_node{.m_kind = node_kind::file, + .m_directory = {}, + .m_file = std::make_shared(md), + .m_metadata = md, + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = false, + .m_short_name = std::move(short_name)}); + } + } + } + + void + filesystem::save_xml(pugi::xml_node& doc_node) const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto fs_node = doc_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem"sv)); + + for (auto const& [root, dir]: m_roots) + { + auto root_node = fs_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Root"sv)); + root_node.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("kind"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(std::to_underlying(root.kind()))); + root_node.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("text"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(root.text()).c_str()); + + dir->save_xml(root_node); + } + } + + std::shared_ptr + filesystem::load_xml(pugi::xml_node const& platform_node) + { + // A snapshot filesystem has no underlying (live) filesystem; every root + // it serves is materialized from the persisted file. + auto fs = std::make_shared(std::shared_ptr{}); + + // D5: capture a single T_load for the whole snapshot. Lazy consistency + // repair restamps any directory from which it drops an unmaterializable + // name-only child to this value. + auto const t_load = clock_type::now(); + + auto const filesystem_node = platform_node.child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem"sv)); + if (!filesystem_node) + return fs; + + for (auto root_node = filesystem_node.child(M_PUGIXML_T("Root"sv)); root_node; + root_node = root_node.next_sibling(M_PUGIXML_T("Root"sv))) + { + auto const kind = static_cast( + root_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("kind"sv)).as_uint()); + auto text = file_root::string_type(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(root_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("text"sv)).as_string()))); + file_root const root(kind, std::move(text)); + + auto dir = std::make_shared(read_metadata(root_node, node_kind::directory), + nullptr); + dir->load_children_xml(root_node, t_load); + + fs->m_roots.emplace(root, std::move(dir)); + } + + return fs; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/platform.cpp index ceccadc4..20d809b0 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/platform.cpp @@ -1,9 +1,11 @@ // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. // Licensed under the MIT License. +#include #include #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -29,14 +31,24 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered platform::platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform): m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), - m_registry(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())) + m_registry(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())), + m_filesystem(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem())) {} platform::platform(std::shared_ptr&& underlying_platform): m_underlying_platform(std::move(underlying_platform)), - m_registry(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())) + m_registry(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())), + m_filesystem(std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem())) {} + platform::platform(std::shared_ptr snapshot_registry, + std::shared_ptr snapshot_filesystem): + m_registry(std::move(snapshot_registry)), m_filesystem(std::move(snapshot_filesystem)) + { + // Snapshot platform: m_underlying_platform is intentionally null so that + // reads and writes operate purely against the loaded state. + } + iplatform::get_registry_disposition platform::get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) { @@ -50,48 +62,80 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered return get_registry_disposition{}; } - iplatform::save_disposition - platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) { - M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + returned_filesystem.reset(); - // we don't save anything today, just pass through. + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); - return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; } - void - platform::save(persistence_format pf, std::filesystem::path const& p) const + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags, std::shared_ptr&) { - M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(pf, pf == persistence_format::xml); - - auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + // M-HWC-FACETS-4: Buffered get_webcore returns M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED — an + // engine is not snapshotted (D-HWC-1). + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("buffered::platform::get_webcore"); + } - // We only support one persistence format today but go ahead and use the switch - // syntax in case we add additional: + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); - switch (pf) + // The buffered layer owns the change-log overlay, so this is where the + // persisted state is produced: serialize our registry and filesystem + // overlays into the supplied element, then let lower layers + // (which hold no change log) contribute anything of their own. { - using enum persistence_format; + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_registry->save_xml(platform_element); + m_filesystem->save_xml(platform_element); + } - case xml: save_xml(m::locked, p); return; + if (m_underlying_platform) + return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); - default: M_UNREACHABLE_CODE(); - } + return save_disposition{}; } - void - platform::save_xml(m::locked_t, std::filesystem::path const& p) const + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // D6: pass the diagnostic-log request through to lower layers so a + // logging tap placed beneath the buffered layer is reachable. A + // snapshot platform has no underlying and contributes nothing. + if (m_underlying_platform) + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + + return save_disposition{}; + } + + std::shared_ptr + create_platform_from_persisted_xml(std::filesystem::path const& p) { pugi::xml_document doc; - auto doc_node = doc.document_element(); + auto const result = doc.load_file(p.native().c_str()); + if (!result) + throw std::runtime_error( + std::string("buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml: failed to load ") + + result.description()); - doc_node.set_name(M_PUGIXML_T("Platform"sv)); + auto platform_node = doc.document_element(); - m_registry->save_xml(doc_node); + auto reg = registry::load_xml(platform_node); + auto fs = filesystem::load_xml(platform_node); - doc.save_file(p.native().c_str()); + return std::make_shared(std::move(reg), std::move(fs)); } } // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry.cpp index d8f83d40..e0b59ca9 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry.cpp @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -111,10 +112,47 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered { auto key_node = reg_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Key"sv)); auto name_attr = key_node.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)); - name_attr.set_value(m::to_string(map_predefined_key_to_string(e.first).view()).c_str()); + name_attr.set_value(m::to_wstring(map_predefined_key_to_string(e.first).view()).c_str()); e.second->save_xml(key_node); } } + std::shared_ptr + registry::load_xml(pugi::xml_node const& platform_node) + { + // A snapshot registry has no underlying (live) registry; every key it + // serves is materialized from the persisted file. + auto reg = std::make_shared(std::shared_ptr{}); + + // D5: capture a single T_load for the whole snapshot. Lazy consistency + // repair restamps any key from which it drops an unmaterializable + // name-only subkey to this value. + auto const t_load = clock_type::now(); + + auto const registry_node = platform_node.child(M_PUGIXML_T("Registry"sv)); + if (!registry_node) + return reg; + + for (auto key_element = registry_node.child(M_PUGIXML_T("Key"sv)); key_element; + key_element = key_element.next_sibling(M_PUGIXML_T("Key"sv))) + { + auto const name_attr = key_element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)); + auto const name_u16 = + m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string(std::wstring_view(name_attr.as_string()))); + + auto const pk = try_map_string_to_predefined_key(name_u16); + if (!pk.has_value()) + throw m::invalid_parameter( + "buffered::registry::load_xml: unknown predefined key name"); + + auto k = std::make_shared(key_path(pk.value()), (time_point_type::min)()); + k->load_children_xml(key_element, t_load); + + reg->m_predefined_keys.emplace(pk.value(), std::move(k)); + } + + return reg; + } + } // namespace m::pil::impl::buffered diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp index 06274bae..333c3230 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/buffered/registry_key_key_operations.cpp @@ -1,12 +1,15 @@ // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. // Licensed under the MIT License. +#include #include #include #include #include #include #include +#include +#include #include #include @@ -20,6 +23,64 @@ #include "buffered.h" +namespace +{ + // Lower-case hexadecimal encoding of a byte span, used to serialize + // registry value data into an XML attribute. Each byte becomes exactly + // two characters, high nibble first. The result is a wide string because + // pugixml is built in wchar mode in this repository. + std::wstring + bytes_to_hex(std::span bytes) + { + static constexpr wchar_t k_hex_digits[] = L"0123456789abcdef"; + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_shift = 4; + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_mask = 0x0Fu; + + std::wstring out; + out.reserve(bytes.size() * 2); + for (auto const b: bytes) + { + auto const v = std::to_integer(b); + out.push_back(k_hex_digits[(v >> k_nibble_shift) & k_nibble_mask]); + out.push_back(k_hex_digits[v & k_nibble_mask]); + } + return out; + } + + // Decode a single hex digit. Throws on any non-hex character. + unsigned + hex_nibble(wchar_t c) + { + static constexpr unsigned k_decimal_radix = 10; + if (c >= L'0' && c <= L'9') + return static_cast(c - L'0'); + if (c >= L'a' && c <= L'f') + return static_cast(c - L'a') + k_decimal_radix; + if (c >= L'A' && c <= L'F') + return static_cast(c - L'A') + k_decimal_radix; + throw m::invalid_parameter("buffered key load: invalid hex digit in value data"); + } + + // Inverse of bytes_to_hex: decode an even-length hex string into bytes. + std::vector + hex_to_bytes(std::wstring_view hex) + { + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_shift = 4; + if ((hex.size() % 2) != 0) + throw m::invalid_parameter("buffered key load: odd-length hex value data"); + + std::vector out; + out.reserve(hex.size() / 2); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < hex.size(); i += 2) + { + auto const hi = hex_nibble(hex[i]); + auto const lo = hex_nibble(hex[i + 1]); + out.push_back(static_cast((hi << k_nibble_shift) | lo)); + } + return out; + } +} // namespace + namespace m::pil::impl::buffered { key::key(key_path const& path, time_point_type last_write_time): @@ -40,8 +101,76 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered void key::initialize_overlay() { - initialize_keys_overlay(); - initialize_values_overlay(); + // M-PS-2: capture the whole key at materialization ("touch"). We record + // the underlying key's last_write_time, enumerate its subkey names and + // value names/types, and eagerly load every value's data whole, so the + // buffered overlay becomes a self-contained snapshot of the key (D2-D4). + // + // Best-effort consistency: the registry can change underneath us with no + // synchronization, so we bracket the capture with last_write_time reads + // and re-capture if the key changed during enumeration. A bounded retry + // count keeps this from spinning; this is best-effort, not transactional. + if (!m_underlying_key) + return; + + static constexpr unsigned k_max_capture_attempts = 3; + + for (unsigned attempt = 1;; ++attempt) + { + m_keys.clear(); + m_values.clear(); + + auto const before = query_underlying_last_write_time(); + + initialize_keys_overlay(); + initialize_values_overlay(); + load_all_mirrored_values(); + + auto const after = query_underlying_last_write_time(); + + m_last_write_time = after; + + if (before == after || attempt >= k_max_capture_attempts) + break; + } + } + + time_point_type + key::query_underlying_last_write_time() const + { + std::size_t subkey_count{}; + std::size_t value_count{}; + std::size_t security_descriptor_size{}; + time_point_type last_write_time{(time_point_type::min)()}; + + auto const d = m_underlying_key->query_information_key(query_information_key_flags{}, + subkey_count, + value_count, + security_descriptor_size, + last_write_time); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + + return last_write_time; + } + + void + key::load_all_mirrored_values() + { + for (auto it = m_values.begin(); it != m_values.end();) + { + try + { + load_value_if_not_present(it->first, it->second); + ++it; + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + // The value vanished from the underlying registry between + // enumeration and load. Drop it from the captured set rather + // than treat it as an error (best-effort, D4). + it = m_values.erase(it); + } + } } void @@ -79,27 +208,200 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered { auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); - std::ignore = parent; + // + // Serialize this key as a whole-key snapshot into the supplied + // element (D2, D3): its own metadata, every captured value, and every + // child subkey name. A set value becomes a child; a captured + // (eagerly loaded) value carries its data whole. A materialized subkey + // recurses into a nested whole ; a mirrored-but-unopened subkey + // contributes only its name, since its contents were never captured. + // Deleted entries are emitted as tombstones (deleted="true"). Saving + // must never force fresh reads from an underlying registry. + // + + // M-PS-3: persist this key's own metadata. The last_write_time doubles + // as the version stamp used by lazy consistency repair on load (D5). + if (m_last_write_time != (time_point_type::min)()) + parent.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_write_time"sv)) + .set_value( + static_cast(m_last_write_time.time_since_epoch().count())); + + for (auto const& [value_name, vnode]: m_values) + { + auto value_element = parent.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Value"sv)); + value_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(value_name.view()).c_str()); + + if (vnode.m_deleted) + { + value_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).set_value(true); + continue; + } + + if (!vnode.m_value.has_value()) + { + // Mirrored placeholder that was never loaded: no local data + // to persist. Drop the element we optimistically created. + parent.remove_child(value_element); + continue; + } + + value_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("type"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(std::to_underlying(vnode.m_reg_value_type))); + value_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("data"sv)) + .set_value(bytes_to_hex(vnode.m_value.value()).c_str()); + } + + for (auto const& [subkey_name, knode]: m_keys) + { + auto key_element = parent.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Key"sv)); + key_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)) + .set_value(m::to_wstring(subkey_name.view()).c_str()); + + if (knode.m_deleted) + { + key_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).set_value(true); + continue; + } + + // A materialized subkey serializes its whole self recursively; a + // mirrored-but-unopened subkey (D3) contributes only its name plus a + // mirrored marker so the loader restores it as an unmaterialized + // placeholder (D5) rather than fabricating an empty captured key. + if (knode.m_key) + knode.m_key->save_xml(key_element); + else + key_element.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("mirrored"sv)).set_value(true); + } } - ikey::create_key_disposition - key::create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, - pil::key_path const& key_name, - sam sam_desired, - std::optional, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + void + key::load_children_xml(pugi::xml_node const& key_element, time_point_type load_stamp) { - auto const entry_time = time_point_type::clock::now(); + // + // This key is freshly constructed by the snapshot loader and not yet + // published to other threads, so no lock is taken. Each child + // becomes a fully-materialized value. A non-deleted child becomes + // either a fully-materialized subkey (its contents were captured) or, if + // it carries the mirrored marker, an unmaterialized name-only + // placeholder that enumerates but cannot be opened in the sealed world + // until lazy consistency repair drops it (D5). Deleted entries are + // reconstructed as tombstones. + // + + // D5: remember T_load so a later repair can restamp this key. + m_load_stamp = load_stamp; + // M-PS-3/M-PS-4: restore this key's own metadata. An absent attribute + // (name-only placeholder, older artifact) leaves the stamp at min. + m_last_write_time = time_point_type(time_point_type::duration( + key_element.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("last_write_time"sv)) + .as_llong(static_cast( + (time_point_type::min)().time_since_epoch().count())))); + + for (auto child = key_element.first_child(); child; child = child.next_sibling()) + { + auto const node_name = std::wstring_view(child.name()); + + if (node_name == M_PUGIXML_T("Value"sv)) + { + auto const value_name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)).as_string()))); + + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + m_values.emplace(value_name, + value_node{.m_reg_value_type = reg_value_type::none, + .m_value = std::nullopt, + .m_deleted = true}); + continue; + } + + auto const type = static_cast( + child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("type"sv)).as_uint()); + auto data = hex_to_bytes( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("data"sv)).as_string())); + + m_values.emplace(value_name, + value_node{.m_reg_value_type = type, + .m_value = std::move(data), + .m_deleted = false}); + } + else if (node_name == M_PUGIXML_T("Key"sv)) + { + auto const subkey_name = m::u16sstring(m::to_u16string( + std::wstring_view(child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)).as_string()))); + + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("deleted"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + m_keys.emplace(subkey_name, + key_node{.m_key = {}, + .m_last_write_time = (time_point_type::min)(), + .m_deleted = true, + .m_mirrored = false}); + continue; + } + + // A name-only placeholder (D3): the subkey name was observed but + // its contents were never captured. Restore it as an + // unmaterialized mirrored entry so it enumerates but is not a + // fabricated empty key; opening it in the sealed world triggers + // lazy consistency repair (D5). + if (child.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("mirrored"sv)).as_bool(false)) + { + m_keys.emplace(subkey_name, + key_node{.m_key = {}, + .m_last_write_time = (time_point_type::min)(), + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = true}); + continue; + } + + auto child_path = m_key_path + key_path(subkey_name.view()); + auto child_key = + std::make_shared(child_path, (time_point_type::min)()); + child_key->load_children_xml(child, load_stamp); + + m_keys.emplace(subkey_name, + key_node{.m_key = std::move(child_key), + .m_last_write_time = (time_point_type::min)(), + .m_deleted = false, + .m_mirrored = false}); + } + } + } + + ikey::create_key_disposition + key::create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, + pil::key_path const& key_name, + sam sam_desired, + std::optional security, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { returned_key.reset(); if (flags != create_key_flags{}) throw m::invalid_parameter("ikey::create_key.flags"); + // Live RegCreateKeyExW auto-creates every intermediate key in a + // multi-component path. Walk the path one level at a time: create (or + // open) the leading component under this key using the single-component + // logic below, then recurse for the remainder, returning the leaf. This + // also makes re-creating an existing multi-level path idempotent because + // each level inherits the single-component create-or-open semantics. if (key_name.has_parent_path()) - throw m::invalid_parameter("ikey::create_key.key_name"); + { + std::shared_ptr intermediate_key; + + create_key(flags, key_name.root(), sam_desired, security, intermediate_key); - // TODO: Slice the name by path + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(static_cast(intermediate_key)); + + return intermediate_key->create_key( + flags, key_path{key_name.relative_path()}, sam_desired, security, returned_key); + } + + auto const entry_time = time_point_type::clock::now(); key_path full_path = ikey::get_path() + key_name; @@ -144,26 +446,36 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered // Mirrored keys may not have been materialized yet. if (!node.m_key) { - std::shared_ptr child_key{}; - - try + if (!m_underlying_key) { - child_key = m_underlying_key->open_key(key_name, sam_desired); + // Sealed snapshot: there is no underlying registry to + // materialize from. create_key's create-or-open semantics + // make a fresh empty key in the placeholder's place. + node.m_key = std::make_shared(full_path, entry_time); } - catch (m::not_found const&) + else { - // if the key is not found we are ok with this. It means - // that since the enumeration happened when this key - // was created and when the child key was opened, the subkey - // was deleted. Probably unusual but nonetheless it can - // happen. - // - // It would still be better to have a contract with open_key to - // not throw when the key is not found and have a disposition - // but for now this is acceptably scoped. + std::shared_ptr child_key{}; + + try + { + child_key = m_underlying_key->open_key(key_name, sam_desired); + } + catch (m::not_found const&) + { + // if the key is not found we are ok with this. It means + // that since the enumeration happened when this key + // was created and when the child key was opened, the subkey + // was deleted. Probably unusual but nonetheless it can + // happen. + // + // It would still be better to have a contract with open_key to + // not throw when the key is not found and have a disposition + // but for now this is acceptably scoped. + } + + node.m_key = std::make_shared(child_key); } - - node.m_key = std::make_shared(child_key); } node.m_mirrored = false; @@ -209,11 +521,55 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered { M_API_PARAMETER_MUST_BE_ZERO("ikey::delete_tree", flags); - std::ignore = name; + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); - throw m::not_implemented("buffered key delete tree not implemented"); + // No name (or empty name): delete the contents of this key — every + // subkey and value — but leave this key itself in place. Tombstone each + // live overlay node so the emptied state shadows any underlying + // registry, mirroring how delete_key / delete_value tombstone. + if (!name.has_value() || name.value().native().empty()) + { + for (auto& [subkey_name, node]: m_keys) + { + node.m_key.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; + } + + for (auto& [value_name, value]: m_values) + { + value.m_value.reset(); + value.m_deleted = true; + } + + return delete_tree_disposition{}; + } + + if (name.value().has_parent_path()) + throw m::invalid_parameter("ikey::delete_tree.key_name"); + + auto const find_result = m_keys.find(name.value().native()); + + if (find_result == m_keys.end()) + throw m::not_found("ikey::delete_tree() registry key not found"); + + auto& node = find_result->second; + + if (node.m_deleted) + throw m::not_found("ikey::delete_tree() registry key not found"); + + // Unlike delete_key, delete_tree removes the named subkey together with + // all of its descendants, so there is no "subkey must be empty" check. + // Tombstoning the subkey node hides the whole subtree at once: any + // materialized child key object becomes unreachable, and any + // mirrored-but-unmaterialized contents in an underlying registry are + // shadowed by the tombstone. The descendants need not be visited + // individually because nothing can reach past the tombstoned parent. + node.m_key.reset(); + node.m_deleted = true; + node.m_mirrored = false; - // return delete_tree_disposition{}; + return delete_tree_disposition{}; } ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition @@ -267,14 +623,21 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) { + ec.clear(); returned_key.reset(); - M_API_PARAMETER_MUST_BE_ZERO("ikey::open_key", flags); + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found); + + auto const tolerate_not_found = !!(flags & open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found); if (key_name.has_value() && key_name.value().has_parent_path()) - throw m::invalid_parameter("ikey::open_key.key_name"); + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return open_key_disposition{}; + } auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); @@ -292,35 +655,62 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::buffered auto find_iter = m_keys.find(key_name.value().native()); if (find_iter == m_keys.end()) - throw m::not_found("ikey::open_key(): Key not found"); + { + if (tolerate_not_found) + return open_key_disposition{open_key_result_code::key_not_found}; + + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_key_disposition{}; + } auto& node = find_iter->second; if (node.m_deleted) - throw m::not_found("ikey::open_key(): Key not found"); + { + if (tolerate_not_found) + return open_key_disposition{open_key_result_code::key_not_found}; + + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_key_disposition{}; + } if (node.m_mirrored) { // Mirrored keys may not have been materialized yet. if (!node.m_key) { - std::shared_ptr child_key{}; - - try + if (!m_underlying_key) { - child_key = m_underlying_key->open_key(key_name, sam_desired); + // D5 lazy consistency repair: a sealed snapshot enumerates + // this subkey by name but its contents were never captured + // and there is no underlying registry to consult. Drop it + // from the enumeration and advance this key's version stamp + // to T_load so the snapshot stays self-consistent. + m_keys.erase(find_iter); + m_last_write_time = m_load_stamp; + + if (tolerate_not_found) + return open_key_disposition{open_key_result_code::key_not_found}; + + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return open_key_disposition{}; } - catch (m::not_found const&) + + std::shared_ptr child_key{}; + std::error_code child_ec; + + m_underlying_key->open_key( + open_key_flags{}, key_name, sam_desired, child_key, child_ec); + + // if the key is not found we are ok with this. It means + // that since the enumeration happened when this key + // was created and when the child key was opened, the subkey + // was deleted. Probably unusual but nonetheless it can + // happen. Any other error is propagated to the caller. + if (child_ec && child_ec != std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory) { - // if the key is not found we are ok with this. It means - // that since the enumeration happened when this key - // was created and when the child key was opened, the subkey - // was deleted. Probably unusual but nonetheless it can - // happen. - // - // It would still be better to have a contract with open_key to - // not throw when the key is not found and have a disposition - // but for now this is acceptably scoped. + ec = child_ec; + return open_key_disposition{}; } node.m_key = std::make_shared(child_key); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/create_platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/create_platform.cpp index a1a892cc..8ff5b9aa 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/create_platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/create_platform.cpp @@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl { std::shared_ptr create_platform_interface( - create_platform_interface_flags flags, - std::initializer_list>* redirections) + create_platform_interface_flags flags, + std::span const> redirections) { M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, create_platform_interface_flags::record_modifications | @@ -48,8 +48,15 @@ namespace m::pil::impl if (!!(flags & create_platform_interface_flags::buffer_updates)) top = std::make_shared(top); - if (redirections) - top = std::make_shared(top, redirections); + if (!redirections.empty()) + // The public factory exposes a single redirection table, which applies + // to the whole platform surface: the same prefix map is installed for + // both the registry and the filesystem. Each surface only matches paths + // of its own shape, so a registry-shaped rule is inert against + // filesystem paths and vice versa. (Passing the table only as the + // registry argument here would silently drop filesystem redirection, + // since the filesystem table defaults to empty.) + top = std::make_shared(top, redirections, redirections); if (!!(flags & create_platform_interface_flags::record_modifications)) top = std::make_shared(top); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/Linux/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/Linux/CMakeLists.txt index 906d1ab8..f85e411d 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/Linux/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/Linux/CMakeLists.txt @@ -1,5 +1,11 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) +# The direct provider has no Linux implementation yet: create_platform_interface +# takes the `#else` (M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) branch on non-Windows builds, exactly as +# it does for the registry. Because that throws before any platform object is +# constructed, neither the registry nor the filesystem provider needs Linux +# sources here. The filesystem surface still compiles on Linux through its +# platform-neutral interfaces, base types, value wrappers, and null provider. target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE ) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/CMakeLists.txt index b81a6645..fc0823db 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/CMakeLists.txt @@ -2,6 +2,9 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE pcwstr.cpp + win32_filesystem.cpp + win32_filesystem_monitor.cpp + win32_filesystem_monitor_token.cpp win32_platform.cpp win32_registry.cpp win32_registry_key_key_operations.cpp @@ -9,6 +12,7 @@ target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE win32_registry_monitor.cpp win32_registry_monitor_token.cpp win32_security_attributes.cpp + win32_webcore.cpp ) target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC @@ -18,6 +22,7 @@ target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC m_sstring m_threadpool m_win32 + m_windows_chrono m_windows_strings ) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32.h index 76e2d753..eb29aa6e 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32.h @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -58,6 +59,14 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + save_disposition save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; @@ -88,6 +97,12 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 } } + // Maps a file_path to the string Win32 should see (extended-length prefix + // handling for fully qualified drive / UNC paths). Shared between the live + // filesystem provider and the change-notification token. + std::u16string + to_win32_path(file_path const& path); + class registry : public iregistry, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: @@ -172,7 +187,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 open_key(open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; query_information_key_disposition query_information_key(query_information_key_flags flags, @@ -273,7 +289,7 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 m::not_null change_notification_ptr); registry_monitor_token(registry_monitor_token const& other) = delete; registry_monitor_token(registry_monitor_token&& other) noexcept = delete; - ~registry_monitor_token() = default; + ~registry_monitor_token(); registry_monitor_token& operator=(registry_monitor_token&& other) noexcept = delete; @@ -325,6 +341,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 m::pil::iregistry_monitor::register_watch_flags m_flags; m::win32::registry::notify_filters m_filters; state m_state{state::to_open_key}; + // Set under m_mutex by the destructor before it quiesces the wait and + // timers. Once set, every wait/timer callback that wins the lock + // becomes a no-op and cannot re-arm the notify or schedule a timer, so + // teardown drains to a fixed point instead of racing a re-arm. + bool m_shutting_down{false}; pil::key_path m_key_path; m::u16sstring m_key_name; hkey m_hkey; @@ -337,4 +358,317 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 utc_time_point_type m_notification_time; }; + // + // Live Windows filesystem change-notification monitor (M-FS-MONITOR-1). + // Mirrors registry_monitor: a long-lived object that mints one + // ReadDirectoryChangesW-backed token per registered watch. + // + class filesystem_monitor : + public m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor, + public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr wq); + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const& other) = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const& other) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) = delete; + + ~filesystem_monitor() = default; + + // Cannot swap enable_shared_from_this<>. + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) = delete; + + register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) override; + + private: + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_work_queue; + }; + + // + // A single ReadDirectoryChangesW watch. The state machine mirrors + // registry_monitor_token: open the directory, issue the change-notification + // read, wait on its event, decode the FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION records into + // detailed on_change(...) callbacks, and re-issue. + // + class filesystem_monitor_token : public m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_token + { + public: + filesystem_monitor_token() = delete; + filesystem_monitor_token( + std::shared_ptr work_queue, + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr); + filesystem_monitor_token(filesystem_monitor_token const& other) = delete; + filesystem_monitor_token(filesystem_monitor_token&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor_token(); + + filesystem_monitor_token& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_token&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor_token& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_token const& other) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor_token& other) noexcept = delete; + + private: + static void __stdcall + filesystem_notification_wait_callback(PTP_CALLBACK_INSTANCE Instance, + PVOID Context, + PTP_WAIT Wait, + TP_WAIT_RESULT WaitResult); + + void + on_filesystem_notification(bool timed_out); + + enum class drive_results + { + waiting, + not_waiting, + }; + + void + on_timer(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept; + + void + drive_state(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept; + + drive_results + drive_state_once(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept; + + // Decodes the FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION records currently in m_buffer + // (byte_count bytes) into m_pending_changes, to be delivered by the + // notification timer outside the lock. + void + decode_notifications(m::locked_t, std::size_t byte_count); + + enum class state + { + to_open_directory, + to_read_directory_changes, + waiting, + }; + + // Size in bytes of the change-notification buffer. Sized generously so + // bursts of changes are unlikely to overflow (an overflow yields zero + // bytes and the lost changes are simply not reported). + static constexpr std::size_t notification_buffer_byte_count = 64 * 1024; + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_work_queue; + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags m_flags; + DWORD m_notify_filter; + bool m_watch_subtree; + state m_state{state::to_open_directory}; + // Set under m_mutex by the destructor before it quiesces the wait and + // timers. Once set, every wait/timer callback that wins the lock + // becomes a no-op and cannot re-arm the read or schedule a timer, so + // teardown drains to a fixed point instead of racing a re-arm. + bool m_shutting_down{false}; + file_path m_directory_path; + std::u16string m_directory_win32_path; + m::win32::handle m_directory_handle; + m::win32::event m_event; + OVERLAPPED m_overlapped; + std::vector m_buffer; + tp_wait m_tp_wait; + + m::not_null m_change_notification_ptr; + std::unique_ptr m_timer; + std::unique_ptr m_notification_timer; + std::vector> m_pending_changes; + utc_time_point_type m_notification_time; + }; + + // + // Live Windows filesystem provider (D9, D13). The unified namespace is + // anchored by a root directory (open_root, the analogue of + // open_predefined_key); from there directories and files are reached by + // name. File content is out of scope for now (D14): a file node carries + // metadata only. + // + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + + filesystem(std::shared_ptr wq); + + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem& other) noexcept = delete; + + open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + void initialize_monitor(m::locked_t); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_work_queue; + std::shared_ptr m_monitor; + }; + + // + // A live directory node, backed by an open Win32 directory handle plus the + // fully qualified path it names (used to compose child paths for the verbs + // that take a name). + // + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + + directory(m::win32::handle&& h, file_path path); + + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(directory& other) noexcept = delete; + + create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + // The fully qualified path of the child named `name`, relative to this + // directory. + file_path + child_path(file_path const& name) const; + + m::win32::handle m_handle; + file_path m_path; + }; + + // + // A live file node. Metadata, plus redirection-backed byte content (D16, + // D17): read_content / write_content serve real bytes off the OS handle. + // + class file : public ifile, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + file() = delete; + + file(m::win32::handle&& h, file_path path); + + file(file const&) = delete; + file(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file const&) = delete; + + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(file& other) noexcept = delete; + + query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + m::win32::handle m_handle; + file_path m_path; + }; + } // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..58a7785b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,825 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "pcwstr.h" +#include "win32.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::win32 +{ + // Maps a file_path to the string Win32 should see. Fully qualified + // drive / UNC paths gain the extended-length ("\\?\") prefix so long + // paths work (M-FS-DIRECT-1); paths that already carry an extended root + // (D11) are passed through verbatim. + std::u16string + to_win32_path(file_path const& path) + { + std::u16string text(path.native().view()); + + switch (path.root_kind()) + { + using enum file_root_kind; + + case extended: + case extended_unc: return text; + + case unc: + // "\\server\share\..." -> "\\?\UNC\server\share\..." + return std::u16string(u"\\\\?\\UNC") + text.substr(1); + + case drive: + if (path.is_absolute()) + return std::u16string(u"\\\\?\\") + text; + return text; + + default: return text; + } + } + + namespace + { + // The bit width of a DWORD: a 64-bit file size is assembled from its + // high and low 32-bit halves. + inline constexpr unsigned dword_bit_width = 32; + + // The largest value representable in a DWORD: the low-32 mask for an + // OVERLAPPED offset and the per-call clamp for a ReadFile transfer + // count (which is itself a DWORD). + inline constexpr std::uint64_t max_dword = 0xffffffffull; + + // The share mode used for every open. The PIL isolates one logical view + // of the namespace; permitting concurrent read/write/delete sharing keeps + // open node handles from blocking rename/delete of the same node. + inline constexpr DWORD shared_all = FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE | FILE_SHARE_DELETE; + + // Maps the surface access request onto a Win32 desired-access mask. + DWORD + to_desired_access(file_access access) + { + DWORD desired = 0; + if (!!(access & file_access::read)) + desired |= GENERIC_READ; + if (!!(access & file_access::write)) + desired |= GENERIC_WRITE; + return desired; + } + + // RAII guard for a FindFirstFile enumeration handle. A find handle must + // be released with FindClose (not CloseHandle), so it cannot reuse the + // generic m::win32::handle wrapper. + class find_handle_guard + { + public: + explicit find_handle_guard(HANDLE h) noexcept: m_handle(h) {} + find_handle_guard(find_handle_guard const&) = delete; + find_handle_guard& operator=(find_handle_guard const&) = delete; + + ~find_handle_guard() + { + if (m_handle != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + ::FindClose(m_handle); + } + + private: + HANDLE m_handle; + }; + + // True for the "." and ".." pseudo-entries that the unified namespace + // (D13) does not surface as children. + bool + is_dot_or_dotdot(wchar_t const* name) + { + return (name[0] == L'.' && name[1] == L'\0') || + (name[0] == L'.' && name[1] == L'.' && name[2] == L'\0'); + } + + // Builds an sstring leaf name from a null-terminated Win32 wide string. + // On Windows wchar_t and char16_t share a representation. + file_name_string_type + leaf_name_from_wide(wchar_t const* name) + { + return file_name_string_type( + file_name_view_type(reinterpret_cast(name))); + } + + // Builds a single-component file_path from a Win32 wide leaf name, for + // composing a child path with operator/. + file_path + leaf_path_from_wide(wchar_t const* name) + { + return file_path(file_path::view_type(reinterpret_cast(name))); + } + + // Assembles surface metadata from any Win32 information structure whose + // members follow the BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION / WIN32_FIND_DATAW naming + // (the relevant fields are spelled identically in both). + template + file_metadata + to_metadata(InfoT const& info) + { + file_metadata md; + auto const attrs = info.dwFileAttributes; + md.m_attributes = static_cast(attrs); + md.m_kind = (attrs & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) ? node_kind::directory : node_kind::file; + + if (md.m_kind == node_kind::file) + md.m_size = (static_cast(info.nFileSizeHigh) << dword_bit_width) | + info.nFileSizeLow; + + md.m_creation_time = m::clock_cast(info.ftCreationTime); + md.m_last_write_time = m::clock_cast(info.ftLastWriteTime); + md.m_last_access_time = m::clock_cast(info.ftLastAccessTime); + return md; + } + + // Invokes fn(child_path, is_directory) for every real child of `dir` + // (the "." / ".." pseudo-entries are skipped). Used by the recursive + // delete; a missing directory yields no children rather than an error. + template + void + for_each_child(file_path const& dir, Fn&& fn) + { + std::u16string pattern(to_win32_path(dir)); + if (!pattern.empty() && pattern.back() != file_preferred_separator) + pattern.push_back(file_preferred_separator); + pattern.push_back(u'*'); + + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(pattern)); + + WIN32_FIND_DATAW fd{}; + HANDLE find = ::FindFirstFileExW( + namez, FindExInfoBasic, &fd, FindExSearchNameMatch, nullptr, 0); + if (find == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + if (status == ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) + return; + m::throw_win32_error_code(status); + } + + find_handle_guard guard(find); + + do + { + if (is_dot_or_dotdot(fd.cFileName)) + continue; + + bool const is_directory = (fd.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) != 0; + fn(dir / leaf_path_from_wide(fd.cFileName), is_directory); + } while (::FindNextFileW(find, &fd)); + } + + // Removes the node at `node` and, when it is a directory, everything + // beneath it. Mirrors RegDeleteTree's recursion for the unified + // filesystem namespace (D13). + void + delete_node_recursive(file_path const& node) + { + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(node); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + DWORD const attrs = ::GetFileAttributesW(namez); + if (attrs == INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + if (attrs & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) + { + for_each_child(node, + [](file_path const& child, bool) { delete_node_recursive(child); }); + if (!::RemoveDirectoryW(namez)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + } + else + { + if (!::DeleteFileW(namez)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + } + } + } // namespace + + // + // filesystem + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr wq): m_work_queue(std::move(wq)) {} + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + returned_directory.reset(); + + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, open_root_flags{}); + + // A bare drive root ("C:") names the drive-relative current directory; + // to open the drive's top-level directory it must be terminated by a + // separator ("C:\"). + std::u16string root_text(root.text()); + if (root.kind() == file_root_kind::drive && + (root_text.empty() || root_text.back() != file_preferred_separator)) + root_text.push_back(file_preferred_separator); + + file_path root_path{file_path::view_type(root_text)}; + + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(root_path); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + HANDLE raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + to_desired_access(access), + shared_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, + nullptr); + if (raw == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(m::win32::handle(raw), std::move(root_path)); + + return open_root_disposition{}; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + if (flags != monitor_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to ifilesystem::monitor()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_monitor) + initialize_monitor(m::locked); + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_monitor); + + returned_filesystem_monitor = m_monitor; + return monitor_disposition{}; + } + + void + filesystem::initialize_monitor(m::locked_t) + { + if (m_monitor) + return; + + m_monitor = std::make_shared(m_work_queue); + } + + // + // directory + // + + directory::directory(m::win32::handle&& h, file_path path): + m_handle(std::move(h)), m_path(std::move(path)) + {} + + file_path + directory::child_path(file_path const& name) const + { + return m_path / name; + } + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + returned_directory.reset(); + + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, create_directory_flags{}); + + auto child = child_path(path); + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(child); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + // create-or-open semantics, mirroring RegCreateKeyEx: an already-present + // directory is not an error. Any other failure propagates. + if (!::CreateDirectoryW(namez, nullptr)) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + if (status != ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS) + m::throw_win32_error_code(status); + } + + HANDLE raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + to_desired_access(access), + shared_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, + nullptr); + if (raw == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + m::win32::handle h(raw); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + if (!::GetFileInformationByHandle(h, &bhfi)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + // The unified namespace (D13) forbids a directory and a file sharing a + // name; if the name already denoted a file, surface "already exists". + if (!(bhfi.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS); + + returned_directory = std::make_shared(std::move(h), std::move(child)); + return create_directory_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + returned_file.reset(); + + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, create_file_flags{}); + + auto child = child_path(path); + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(child); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + // OPEN_ALWAYS gives create-or-open: created when absent, opened when + // present. An existing directory of the same name fails the open + // (ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED) and propagates, preserving the unified + // namespace's one-name-one-kind rule (D13). + HANDLE raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + to_desired_access(access), + shared_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_ALWAYS, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + if (raw == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + returned_file = std::make_shared(m::win32::handle(raw), std::move(child)); + return create_file_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_directory.reset(); + + if (m::excess_bits_set(flags, open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to directory::open_directory() call"); + + auto child = child_path(path); + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(child); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + HANDLE raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + to_desired_access(access), + shared_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, + nullptr); + if (raw == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + + // When tentative-open is requested, a missing node is a (non-error) + // disposition rather than an `ec`. Both ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND (the + // leaf is absent) and ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND (an intermediate + // component is absent) mean "the requested directory is not there". + if (((status == ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) || (status == ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND)) && + !!(flags & open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_directory_disposition{open_directory_result_code::not_found}; + + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(status); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + m::win32::handle h(raw); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + if (!::GetFileInformationByHandle(h, &bhfi)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + // The unified namespace (D13) keeps the verbs kind-specific: opening a + // file through open_directory is rejected. + if (!(bhfi.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)) + { + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(ERROR_DIRECTORY); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + returned_directory = std::make_shared(std::move(h), std::move(child)); + return open_directory_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_file.reset(); + + if (m::excess_bits_set(flags, open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to directory::open_file() call"); + + auto child = child_path(path); + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(child); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + HANDLE raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + to_desired_access(access), + shared_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, + nullptr); + if (raw == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + + if (((status == ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) || (status == ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND)) && + !!(flags & open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_file_disposition{open_file_result_code::not_found}; + + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(status); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + returned_file = std::make_shared(m::win32::handle(raw), std::move(child)); + return open_file_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, remove_entry_flags{}); + + auto const child = child_path(name); + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(child); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + DWORD const attrs = ::GetFileAttributesW(namez); + if (attrs == INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + // Unified namespace (D13): one verb removes whichever kind the name + // denotes. A non-empty directory is rejected by RemoveDirectoryW + // (ERROR_DIR_NOT_EMPTY); delete_tree is the recursive form. + if (attrs & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) + { + if (!::RemoveDirectoryW(namez)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + } + else + { + if (!::DeleteFileW(namez)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + } + + return remove_entry_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, delete_tree_flags{}); + + if (name.has_value()) + { + // Remove the named child and everything beneath it. + delete_node_recursive(child_path(*name)); + } + else + { + // Remove the contents of this directory, leaving the directory. + for_each_child(m_path, + [](file_path const& child, bool) { delete_node_recursive(child); }); + } + + return delete_tree_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, rename_entry_flags{}); + + auto const old_full = to_win32_path(child_path(old_path)); + auto const new_full = to_win32_path(child_path(new_path)); + + auto const old_namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(old_full)); + auto const new_namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(new_full)); + + // Rename/move within this directory's subtree. With no flags the move + // does not replace an occupied destination (it fails with + // ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS). + if (!::MoveFileExW(old_namez, new_namez, 0)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + return rename_entry_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, enumerate_entries_flags{}); + + // The verb is stateless (it takes a starting index), so each call opens + // a fresh enumeration and skips the already-reported prefix. Win32 yields + // a stable order for an unchanged directory, so the skip is consistent + // across the batched calls the wrapper makes. + std::u16string pattern(to_win32_path(m_path)); + if (!pattern.empty() && pattern.back() != file_preferred_separator) + pattern.push_back(file_preferred_separator); + pattern.push_back(u'*'); + + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(pattern)); + + WIN32_FIND_DATAW fd{}; + // FindExInfoStandard (not FindExInfoBasic) is required so that + // cAlternateFileName is populated; the buffered overlay captures that + // 8.3 short name so a later lookup by the short alias resolves. + HANDLE find = ::FindFirstFileExW( + namez, FindExInfoStandard, &fd, FindExSearchNameMatch, nullptr, 0); + if (find == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + if (status == ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) + { + // An empty directory: no entries to report. + entries = entries.subspan(0, 0); + return enumerate_entries_disposition{}; + } + m::throw_win32_error_code(status); + } + + find_handle_guard guard(find); + + std::size_t skipped = 0; + std::size_t filled = 0; + + do + { + if (is_dot_or_dotdot(fd.cFileName)) + continue; + + if (skipped < starting_index) + { + ++skipped; + continue; + } + + if (filled >= entries.size()) + break; + + directory_entry entry(leaf_name_from_wide(fd.cFileName), to_metadata(fd)); + if (fd.cAlternateFileName[0] != L'\0') + entry.m_short_name = leaf_name_from_wide(fd.cAlternateFileName); + entries[filled] = std::move(entry); + ++filled; + } while (::FindNextFileW(find, &fd)); + + entries = entries.subspan(0, filled); + return enumerate_entries_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, query_information_flags{}); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + if (!::GetFileInformationByHandle(m_handle, &bhfi)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + metadata = to_metadata(bhfi); + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + + // + // file + // + + file::file(m::win32::handle&& h, file_path path): m_handle(std::move(h)), m_path(std::move(path)) + {} + + ifile::query_information_disposition + file::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, query_information_flags{}); + + BY_HANDLE_FILE_INFORMATION bhfi{}; + if (!::GetFileInformationByHandle(m_handle, &bhfi)) + m::throw_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + + metadata = to_metadata(bhfi); + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + + ifile::read_content_disposition + file::read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, read_content_flags{}); + + bytes_read = 0; + ec.clear(); + + if (buffer.empty()) + return read_content_disposition{}; + + // Positioned read on the node's (synchronous) handle: ReadFile honors + // OVERLAPPED.Offset on a non-overlapped handle, so a single call reads + // from the requested byte offset without an explicit seek and without + // depending on a shared file pointer. The transfer count is a DWORD, so + // one call is clamped to a DWORD and the caller loops for more. + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + ov.Offset = static_cast(offset & max_dword); + ov.OffsetHigh = static_cast(offset >> dword_bit_width); + + DWORD const to_read = + static_cast(std::min(buffer.size(), max_dword)); + + DWORD read = 0; + if (!::ReadFile(m_handle, buffer.data(), to_read, &read, &ov)) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + + // Reading at or past end-of-file is a zero-length short read, not a + // hard error. + if (status == ERROR_HANDLE_EOF) + return read_content_disposition{}; + + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(status); + return read_content_disposition{}; + } + + bytes_read = read; + return read_content_disposition{}; + } + + ifile::write_content_disposition + file::write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, write_content_flags{}); + + bytes_written = 0; + ec.clear(); + + // Whole-file replacement only (D16): a write whose offset is non-zero is + // a partial / mid-file overwrite, which is not modeled — report the + // documented unsupported outcome. + if (offset != 0) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + // Positioned write at the head of the file: WriteFile honors + // OVERLAPPED.Offset on the node's (synchronous) handle. The transfer + // count is a DWORD, so one call is clamped to a DWORD and the caller + // loops for more. + OVERLAPPED ov{}; + ov.Offset = 0; + ov.OffsetHigh = 0; + + DWORD const to_write = + static_cast(std::min(buffer.size(), max_dword)); + + DWORD written = 0; + if (to_write != 0 && + !::WriteFile(m_handle, buffer.data(), to_write, &written, &ov)) + { + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + // Set the file's extent to the bytes just written, truncating any + // trailing remainder so the result is a true whole-file replacement. + // Use the 64-bit positioning API: a single WriteFile may transfer up to + // max_dword (~4 GiB) bytes, which does not fit in the signed 32-bit + // distance that SetFilePointer accepts (values above 2 GiB would be + // misinterpreted as a negative offset). + LARGE_INTEGER const new_extent{.QuadPart = static_cast(written)}; + if (!::SetFilePointerEx(m_handle, new_extent, nullptr, FILE_BEGIN)) + { + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + if (!::SetEndOfFile(m_handle)) + { + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(::GetLastError()); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + bytes_written = written; + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + file::enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, enumerate_streams_flags{}); + + ec.clear(); + + if (entries.empty()) + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + + // Use the file path directly for FindFirstStreamW (no handle-based API). + auto const win_path = to_win32_path(m_path); + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(win_path)); + + WIN32_FIND_STREAM_DATA fsd{}; + HANDLE find = ::FindFirstStreamW(namez, FindStreamInfoStandard, &fsd, 0); + if (find == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + auto const status = ::GetLastError(); + // No streams is not an error - just return an empty span. + if (status == ERROR_HANDLE_EOF) + { + entries = {}; + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + } + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(status); + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + } + + find_handle_guard guard(find); + + std::size_t skipped = 0; + std::size_t filled = 0; + + do + { + if (skipped < starting_index) + { + ++skipped; + continue; + } + + if (filled >= entries.size()) + break; + + // Stream name from Win32 is wchar_t; reinterpret as char16_t. + file_name_string_type stream_name( + file_name_view_type(reinterpret_cast(fsd.cStreamName))); + + // StreamSize is a LARGE_INTEGER; read its QuadPart. + std::uint64_t stream_size = static_cast(fsd.StreamSize.QuadPart); + + entries[filled] = stream_entry(std::move(stream_name), stream_size); + ++filled; + } while (::FindNextStreamW(find, &fsd)); + + entries = entries.subspan(0, filled); + return enumerate_streams_disposition{}; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..41159144 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "win32.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::win32 +{ + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr wq): + m_work_queue(std::move(wq)) + {} + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_disposition + filesystem_monitor::register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) + { + returned_ptr.reset(); + + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER( + flags, + register_watch_flags::watch_subtree | register_watch_flags::file_name_changes | + register_watch_flags::directory_name_changes | + register_watch_flags::attribute_changes | register_watch_flags::size_changes | + register_watch_flags::last_write_changes | + register_watch_flags::last_access_changes | + register_watch_flags::creation_changes | register_watch_flags::security_changes); + + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto wq = m_work_queue; + + l.unlock(); + + returned_ptr.reset( + new filesystem_monitor_token(wq, flags, directory, change_notification_ptr)); + + return register_watch_disposition{}; + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor_token.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor_token.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..00a2bce4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_filesystem_monitor_token.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,376 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "pcwstr.h" +#include "win32.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::win32 +{ + namespace + { + // The share mode used when opening the watched directory; permitting + // concurrent read/write/delete sharing keeps the watch handle from + // blocking operations on the directory it observes. + constexpr DWORD monitor_share_all = + FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE | FILE_SHARE_DELETE; + + // Default backoff before re-attempting to open the directory for + // monitoring after an access failure. + constexpr auto default_open_directory_retry_wait_duration = + std::chrono::milliseconds(500); + + constexpr auto default_rdaa = + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification::requeue_directory_access_attempt{ + default_open_directory_retry_wait_duration}; + + // Default backoff before re-attempting to arm the change-notification + // read after a failure. + constexpr auto default_read_changes_retry_wait_duration = std::chrono::milliseconds(500); + + constexpr auto default_rcna = + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification::requeue_change_notification_attempt{ + default_read_changes_retry_wait_duration}; + + // Maps the surface watch flags onto the ReadDirectoryChangesW filter + // mask. When no category bits are selected a comprehensive default is + // used so the zero-flags convenience overload observes create / rename / + // delete (the categories the tests exercise). + DWORD + flags_to_notify_filter(m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags flags) + { + using enum m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags; + + DWORD filter = 0; + + if (!!(flags & file_name_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME; + if (!!(flags & directory_name_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIR_NAME; + if (!!(flags & attribute_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_ATTRIBUTES; + if (!!(flags & size_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SIZE; + if (!!(flags & last_write_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_LAST_WRITE; + if (!!(flags & last_access_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_LAST_ACCESS; + if (!!(flags & creation_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_CREATION; + if (!!(flags & security_changes)) + filter |= FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SECURITY; + + if (filter == 0) + filter = FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME | FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIR_NAME | + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_ATTRIBUTES | FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SIZE | + FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_LAST_WRITE | FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_CREATION; + + return filter; + } + + // Maps a Win32 FILE_ACTION_* code to the surface change kind. Unknown + // actions yield no value and are skipped. + std::optional + action_to_change_kind(DWORD action) + { + switch (action) + { + case FILE_ACTION_ADDED: return filesystem_change_kind::added; + case FILE_ACTION_REMOVED: return filesystem_change_kind::removed; + case FILE_ACTION_MODIFIED: return filesystem_change_kind::modified; + case FILE_ACTION_RENAMED_OLD_NAME: return filesystem_change_kind::renamed_old_name; + case FILE_ACTION_RENAMED_NEW_NAME: return filesystem_change_kind::renamed_new_name; + default: return std::nullopt; + } + } + } // namespace + + filesystem_monitor_token::filesystem_monitor_token( + std::shared_ptr work_queue, + m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr): + m_work_queue(std::move(work_queue)), + m_flags(flags), + m_notify_filter(flags_to_notify_filter(flags)), + m_watch_subtree( + !!(flags & m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::watch_subtree)), + m_state{}, + m_directory_path(directory), + m_directory_win32_path(to_win32_path(directory)), + m_directory_handle{}, + m_event(m::win32::create_event_flags::manual_reset), + m_overlapped{}, + m_buffer(notification_buffer_byte_count), + m_tp_wait(&filesystem_monitor_token::filesystem_notification_wait_callback, this, nullptr), + m_change_notification_ptr(change_notification_ptr), + m_timer(threadpool->create_timer([this] { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + if (m_shutting_down) + return; + on_timer(m::locked, m_notification_time); + })), + m_notification_timer(threadpool->create_timer([this] { + utc_time_point_type when{}; + std::vector> changes; + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + if (m_shutting_down) + return; + when = m_notification_time; + changes = std::move(m_pending_changes); + m_pending_changes.clear(); + } + for (auto const& change: changes) + m_change_notification_ptr->on_change( + when, m_directory_path, change.first, change.second); + })), + m_notification_time{} + { + using enum m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags; + + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, + watch_subtree | file_name_changes | directory_name_changes | + attribute_changes | size_changes | last_write_changes | + last_access_changes | creation_changes | security_changes); + + // The state indicates the *next* thing to do; it is advanced only after + // a step completes successfully. + m_state = state::to_open_directory; + + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + drive_state(m::locked, m::clock_type::now()); + } + + filesystem_monitor_token::~filesystem_monitor_token() + { + // Signal shutdown first: any wait or timer callback that wins m_mutex + // from here on observes the flag and returns without re-arming the read + // or scheduling a timer, so the quiesce steps below drain to a fixed + // point rather than racing an in-flight callback that re-arms work. + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_shutting_down = true; + } + + // Quiesce the threadpool wait while every member it touches is still + // alive: cancel any in-flight read, then disarm the wait. reset() + // disarms the wait, waits for any in-flight callback to finish, and + // closes the wait object, so after it returns no wait callback can + // fire. The wait callback is what arms the timers, so draining it first + // guarantees no new timer is scheduled past this point. + if (m_directory_handle.is_valid()) + ::CancelIoEx(m_directory_handle.get(), &m_overlapped); + + m_tp_wait.reset(); + + // Now quiesce the timer callbacks while the members they touch + // (m_pending_changes, m_change_notification_ptr, m_directory_path, ...) + // are still alive. Member destruction runs in reverse declaration + // order, which would free m_pending_changes before m_notification_timer; + // a timer callback still in flight at that moment would move from a + // destroyed deque -- an intermittent use-after-free in release builds, + // or a teardown hang when the timer destructor blocks on a callback + // that is itself blocked. Resetting the timers here drains their + // callbacks up front, closing that window. + m_notification_timer.reset(); + m_timer.reset(); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_token::on_timer(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept + { + drive_state(m::locked, when); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_token::drive_state(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept + { + // Once teardown has begun, do nothing: arming a read or a timer here + // would schedule work that races member destruction. + if (m_shutting_down) + return; + + for (;;) + { + if (drive_state_once(m::locked, when) == drive_results::waiting) + break; + } + } + + filesystem_monitor_token::drive_results + filesystem_monitor_token::drive_state_once(m::locked_t, + utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept + { + switch (m_state) + { + using enum state; + + case to_open_directory: + { + auto const namez = pcwstr(std::u16string_view(m_directory_win32_path)); + + HANDLE const raw = ::CreateFileW(namez, + FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY, + monitor_share_all, + nullptr, + OPEN_EXISTING, + FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS | FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED, + nullptr); + + if (raw != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) + { + m_directory_handle = m::win32::handle(raw); + m_state = state::to_read_directory_changes; + return drive_results::not_waiting; + } + + std::error_code const ec(static_cast(::GetLastError()), + std::system_category()); + + auto const rdaa = m_change_notification_ptr->on_directory_access_failure( + when, m_directory_path, std::system_error(ec)); + + auto const dur = rdaa.value_or(default_rdaa).m_milliseconds; + m_timer->set(dur); + return drive_results::waiting; + } + + case to_read_directory_changes: + { + m_event.set_event_state(m::win32::event::event_state::reset); + + m_tp_wait.set_wait(m_event); + + m_overlapped = OVERLAPPED{}; + m_overlapped.hEvent = m_event; + + BOOL const ok = ::ReadDirectoryChangesW(m_directory_handle.get(), + m_buffer.data(), + m::to(m_buffer.size()), + m_watch_subtree ? TRUE : FALSE, + m_notify_filter, + nullptr, + &m_overlapped, + nullptr); + + if (ok) + { + m_state = state::waiting; + return drive_results::waiting; + } + + std::error_code const ec(static_cast(::GetLastError()), + std::system_category()); + + auto const rcna = m_change_notification_ptr->on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + when, m_directory_path, std::system_error(ec)); + + auto const dur = rcna.value_or(default_rcna).m_milliseconds; + m_timer->set(dur); + return drive_results::waiting; + } + + case waiting: + { + DWORD bytes = 0; + BOOL const ok = + ::GetOverlappedResult(m_directory_handle.get(), &m_overlapped, &bytes, FALSE); + + if (!ok) + { + std::error_code const ec(static_cast(::GetLastError()), + std::system_category()); + + auto const rcna = + m_change_notification_ptr->on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + when, m_directory_path, std::system_error(ec)); + + auto const dur = rcna.value_or(default_rcna).m_milliseconds; + m_timer->set(dur); + return drive_results::waiting; + } + + decode_notifications(m::locked, bytes); + + if (!m_pending_changes.empty()) + { + m_notification_time = when; + m_notification_timer->set(std::chrono::milliseconds(0)); + } + + // Re-arm the read for the next batch. + m_state = state::to_read_directory_changes; + return drive_results::not_waiting; + } + + default: M_UNREACHABLE_CODE(); + } + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_token::decode_notifications(m::locked_t, std::size_t byte_count) + { + // A zero-byte result means the buffer overflowed and the changes were + // lost; there is nothing to decode. + if (byte_count == 0) + return; + + std::byte const* const base = m_buffer.data(); + std::size_t offset = 0; + + for (;;) + { + auto const* const info = + reinterpret_cast(base + offset); + + std::size_t const name_char_count = info->FileNameLength / sizeof(WCHAR); + std::u16string_view const name_view( + reinterpret_cast(info->FileName), name_char_count); + + if (auto const kind = action_to_change_kind(info->Action)) + m_pending_changes.emplace_back(*kind, + file_path(file_path::view_type(name_view))); + + if (info->NextEntryOffset == 0) + break; + + offset += info->NextEntryOffset; + } + } + + void __stdcall + filesystem_monitor_token::filesystem_notification_wait_callback(PTP_CALLBACK_INSTANCE instance, + PVOID context, + PTP_WAIT wait, + TP_WAIT_RESULT wait_result) + { + std::ignore = instance; + std::ignore = wait; + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK((wait_result == WAIT_OBJECT_0) || (wait_result == WAIT_TIMEOUT)); + auto const this_ptr = reinterpret_cast(context); + this_ptr->on_filesystem_notification(wait_result == WAIT_TIMEOUT); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_token::on_filesystem_notification(bool timed_out) + { + std::ignore = timed_out; + auto const when = std::chrono::utc_clock::now(); + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + drive_state(m::locked, when); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_platform.cpp index 51b5f649..85778f27 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_platform.cpp @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ #include "pcwstr.h" #include "win32.h" #include "win32_security_attributes.h" +#include "win32_webcore.h" namespace m::pil::impl::win32 { @@ -29,6 +30,28 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 return get_registry_disposition{}; } + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, get_filesystem_flags{}); + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + auto newfs = std::make_shared(m_work_queue); + returned_filesystem = newfs; + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, get_webcore_flags{}); + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + auto newwc = std::make_shared(); + returned_webcore = newwc; + return get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + iplatform::save_disposition platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents, pugi::xml_node&) { diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_key_key_operations.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_key_key_operations.cpp index b854da9f..85d31dc2 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_key_key_operations.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_key_key_operations.cpp @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include // // @@ -182,9 +183,13 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& relative_path, sam sam_in, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) { - if (flags != open_key_flags{}) + ec.clear(); + returned_key.reset(); + + if (m::excess_bits_set(flags, open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found)) throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to key::open_key() call"); m::win32::registry::hkey new_key; @@ -202,7 +207,21 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 ); if (status != ERROR_SUCCESS) - m::throw_win32_error_code(status); + { + // + // When the caller opted in to tentative-open semantics, a missing + // key is reported as a (non-error) disposition rather than through + // `ec`. Both ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND (the leaf subkey is absent) and + // ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND (an intermediate component is absent) mean + // "the requested key is not there". + // + if (((status == ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) || (status == ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND)) && + !!(flags & open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found)) + return open_key_disposition{open_key_result_code::key_not_found}; + + ec = m::make_win32_error_code(status); + return open_key_disposition{}; + } returned_key = std::make_shared(std::move(new_key), std::move(new_path)); @@ -247,7 +266,7 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 subkey_count = dw_subkey_count; value_count = dw_value_count; security_descriptor_size = dw_security_descriptor_size; - // last_write_time = std::chrono::time_point_cast<>; + last_write_time = m::clock_cast(ft_last_write_time); return query_information_key_disposition{}; } diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_monitor_token.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_monitor_token.cpp index b5c2ecb9..e7026542 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_monitor_token.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_registry_monitor_token.cpp @@ -73,6 +73,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 utc_time_point_type when{}; { auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + if (m_shutting_down) + return; when = m_notification_time; } on_timer(m::locked, when); @@ -85,6 +87,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 utc_time_point_type when{}; { auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + if (m_shutting_down) + return; when = m_notification_time; } m_change_notification_ptr->on_change(when, m_key_path); @@ -107,6 +111,38 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 drive_state(m::locked, m::clock_type::now()); } + registry_monitor_token::~registry_monitor_token() + { + // Signal shutdown first: any wait or timer callback that wins m_mutex + // from here on observes the flag and returns without re-arming the + // notify or scheduling a timer, so the quiesce steps below drain to a + // fixed point rather than racing an in-flight callback that re-arms + // work. + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_shutting_down = true; + } + + // Quiesce the threadpool wait while every member it touches is still + // alive. reset() disarms the wait, waits for any in-flight callback to + // finish, and closes the wait object, so after it returns no wait + // callback can fire. The wait callback is what arms the timers, so + // draining it first guarantees no new timer is scheduled past this + // point. + m_tp_wait.reset(); + + // Now quiesce the timer callbacks while the members they touch + // (m_change_notification_ptr, m_key_path, ...) are still alive. Member + // destruction runs in reverse declaration order, which would destroy + // the timers (declared after m_tp_wait) before m_tp_wait drains; a wait + // callback firing in that window would dereference an already-destroyed + // m_timer / m_notification_timer -- the intermittent abort this token + // exhibited. Resetting the timers here drains their callbacks up front, + // closing that window. + m_notification_timer.reset(); + m_timer.reset(); + } + void registry_monitor_token::on_timer(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept { @@ -116,6 +152,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::win32 void registry_monitor_token::drive_state(m::locked_t, utc_time_point_type const& when) noexcept { + // Once teardown has begun, do nothing: arming a notify or a timer here + // would re-introduce the very callback the destructor is draining. + if (m_shutting_down) + return; + for (;;) { if (drive_state_once(m::locked, when) == drive_results::waiting) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..41bf650d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,285 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include "win32_webcore.h" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Windows headers +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + // HRESULT indicating already-activated (the HWC single-activation contract). + constexpr long k_already_running = static_cast(0x80070420); // HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_ALREADY_RUNNING) + + // HRESULT indicating service not active (on shutdown with no activation). + constexpr long k_not_active = static_cast(0x80070426); // HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE) + + // S_OK + constexpr long k_ok = 0L; + + // Convert an HRESULT to std::error_code. + std::error_code + hresult_to_ec(long hr) + { + if (hr >= 0) + return {}; + // HRESULT is already in the form we need for system_category on Windows. + // The low 16 bits are the Win32 error code; for FACILITY_WIN32 HRESULTs, + // we extract the underlying code. + if ((hr & 0xFFFF0000) == 0x80070000) + { + // FACILITY_WIN32: extract the lower 16 bits as the Win32 error code. + auto const win32_code = hr & 0x0000FFFF; + return std::error_code(static_cast(win32_code), std::system_category()); + } + // Other facilities: use the HRESULT as-is. + return std::error_code(static_cast(hr), std::system_category()); + } + + // Build the absolute path to hwebcore.dll: %SystemRoot%\System32\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll + std::wstring + get_hwebcore_path() + { + wchar_t system_dir[MAX_PATH + 1] = {}; + auto const len = ::GetSystemDirectoryW(system_dir, static_cast(std::size(system_dir))); + if (len == 0 || len >= std::size(system_dir)) + { + // Fall back to a hard-coded path (extremely unlikely). + return L"C:\\Windows\\System32\\inetsrv\\hwebcore.dll"; + } + std::wstring path(system_dir, len); + path += L"\\inetsrv\\hwebcore.dll"; + return path; + } + +} // namespace + +namespace m::pil::impl::win32 +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN pfn_shutdown, bool immediate_shutdown): + m_pfn_shutdown(pfn_shutdown), + m_immediate_shutdown(immediate_shutdown) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_pfn_shutdown != nullptr); + } + + webcore_instance::~webcore_instance() + { + if (m_pfn_shutdown) + { + // fImmediate: 0 = graceful, 1 = immediate + std::uint32_t const f_immediate = m_immediate_shutdown ? 1u : 0u; + auto const hr = m_pfn_shutdown(f_immediate); + // Ignore ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE — means the engine already shut down. + if (hr != k_ok && hr != k_not_active) + { + // Can't throw from destructor; just swallow the error. + } + } + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore::webcore(): m_api{}, m_module{nullptr}, m_has_active_instance{false}, m_use_injected_api{false} + {} + + webcore::webcore(webcore_engine_api api): + m_api{api}, + m_module{nullptr}, + m_has_active_instance{false}, + m_use_injected_api{true} + {} + + webcore::~webcore() + { + if (m_module != nullptr) + { + ::FreeLibrary(m_module); + m_module = nullptr; + } + } + + bool + webcore::ensure_engine_loaded(std::error_code& ec) + { + // Already loaded (or using injected API)? + if (m_api.pfn_activate != nullptr) + return true; + + // If we're using an injected seam but it's null, that's a test misconfiguration. + if (m_use_injected_api) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return false; + } + + // Load the module from the absolute path. + std::wstring const path = get_hwebcore_path(); + + // Use LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_DLL_LOAD_DIR so that the engine's sibling DLLs + // (iisutil.dll, etc.) resolve from the same directory. The bare + // LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_SYSTEM32 fails with ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND because + // system32 doesn't contain the inetsrv siblings. + HMODULE const h_module = ::LoadLibraryExW( + path.c_str(), + nullptr, + LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_DLL_LOAD_DIR | LOAD_LIBRARY_SEARCH_DEFAULT_DIRS); + + if (!h_module) + { + ec = hresult_to_ec(HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(::GetLastError())); + return false; + } + + m_module = h_module; + + // Resolve the three entry points. + m_api.pfn_activate = reinterpret_cast( + ::GetProcAddress(h_module, "WebCoreActivate")); + m_api.pfn_shutdown = reinterpret_cast( + ::GetProcAddress(h_module, "WebCoreShutdown")); + m_api.pfn_set_metadata = reinterpret_cast( + ::GetProcAddress(h_module, "WebCoreSetMetadata")); + + if (!m_api.pfn_activate || !m_api.pfn_shutdown || !m_api.pfn_set_metadata) + { + ec = hresult_to_ec(HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(::GetLastError())); + ::FreeLibrary(m_module); + m_module = nullptr; + m_api = {}; + return false; + } + + return true; + } + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_instance.reset(); + + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + // Single-activation enforcement (D-HWC-5): if we already have an + // instance, return `already_activated` without calling the engine. + if (m_has_active_instance) + { + return activate_disposition{activate_result_code::already_activated}; + } + + // Ensure engine is loaded. + if (!ensure_engine_loaded(ec)) + return {}; + + // Convert file_path values to null-terminated wide strings. + // file_path::c_str() returns a null-terminated char16_t*, which we + // reinterpret as wchar_t* (both are 16-bit on Windows). + wchar_t const* app_host_config_ptr = + reinterpret_cast(request.app_host_config.c_str()); + + wchar_t const* root_web_config_ptr = nullptr; + if (request.root_web_config) + { + root_web_config_ptr = + reinterpret_cast(request.root_web_config->c_str()); + } + + // instance_name is a u16string — we need to null-terminate it. + std::wstring const instance_name_str( + reinterpret_cast(request.instance_name.data()), + request.instance_name.size()); + + // Call the engine. + auto const hr = m_api.pfn_activate( + app_host_config_ptr, + root_web_config_ptr, + instance_name_str.c_str()); + + if (hr == k_already_running) + { + // The engine itself reported already-running. This shouldn't happen + // because we track m_has_active_instance, but the engine is authoritative. + return activate_disposition{activate_result_code::already_activated}; + } + + if (hr != k_ok) + { + ec = hresult_to_ec(hr); + return {}; + } + + // Success: create the RAII token. + bool const immediate_shutdown = + (flags & activate_flags::immediate_shutdown_on_release) != activate_flags{}; + + returned_instance = + std::make_unique(m_api.pfn_shutdown, immediate_shutdown); + + m_has_active_instance = true; + + // Note: m_has_active_instance should be cleared when the instance is + // destroyed. For now, we rely on the caller to not destroy the instance + // and then try to activate again without a fresh webcore provider. + // TODO: Hook the instance destructor to call back and clear the flag. + + return {}; + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, set_metadata_flags{}); + ec.clear(); + + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + // Engine must be loaded (can only set metadata while active). + if (!m_api.pfn_set_metadata) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return {}; + } + + // Convert to null-terminated wide strings. + std::wstring const type_str(reinterpret_cast(type.data()), type.size()); + std::wstring const value_str(reinterpret_cast(value.data()), value.size()); + + auto const hr = m_api.pfn_set_metadata(type_str.c_str(), value_str.c_str()); + if (hr != k_ok) + { + ec = hresult_to_ec(hr); + return {}; + } + + return {}; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b2313ba7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/direct/Platforms/windows/win32_webcore.h @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// Windows headers +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX +#include + +// +// Direct Windows HWC (Hostable Web Core) provider. Loads hwebcore.dll via +// LoadLibraryExW and binds the three entry points (WebCoreActivate, +// WebCoreShutdown, WebCoreSetMetadata) via GetProcAddress. The engine path is +// resolved via GetSystemDirectoryW + "\inetsrv\hwebcore.dll" (D-HWC-3). +// +// The module is loaded once on the first activate call and unloaded on provider +// destruction. +// +// The function-pointer seam (`webcore_engine_api`) allows injecting a fake +// engine for testing (D-HWC-3, M-HWC-DIRECT-5). +// + +namespace m::pil::impl::win32 +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Engine ABI — function signatures matching + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // WebCoreActivate(PCWSTR appHostConfigPath, PCWSTR rootWebConfigPath, PCWSTR instanceName) + using PFN_WEB_CORE_ACTIVATE = long(__stdcall*)(wchar_t const*, wchar_t const*, wchar_t const*); + + // WebCoreShutdown(DWORD fImmediate) + using PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN = long(__stdcall*)(std::uint32_t); + + // WebCoreSetMetadata(PCWSTR metadataType, PCWSTR metadataValue) + using PFN_WEB_CORE_SET_METADATA = long(__stdcall*)(wchar_t const*, wchar_t const*); + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_engine_api — injectable function-pointer seam + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct webcore_engine_api + { + PFN_WEB_CORE_ACTIVATE pfn_activate = nullptr; + PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN pfn_shutdown = nullptr; + PFN_WEB_CORE_SET_METADATA pfn_set_metadata = nullptr; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance — RAII token representing a running activation + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore_instance final : public iwebcore_instance + { + public: + webcore_instance() = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + + // Constructs the RAII token; the engine is already activated. + webcore_instance(PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN pfn_shutdown, bool immediate_shutdown); + + ~webcore_instance() override; + + private: + PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN m_pfn_shutdown; + bool m_immediate_shutdown; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore — the live Windows HWC provider + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore final : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + // Default construction: bind to the live hwebcore.dll on first activate. + webcore(); + + // Injectable seam: use the provided engine API (for testing). + explicit webcore(webcore_engine_api api); + + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore&&) = delete; + + ~webcore() override; + + // iwebcore interface + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + // Ensures the engine is loaded (m_api bound). Returns false on failure, + // setting ec to the load error. + bool + ensure_engine_loaded(std::error_code& ec); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + webcore_engine_api m_api; // function pointers + HMODULE m_module{nullptr}; // DLL handle (null if injected seam) + bool m_has_active_instance{false}; // single-activation enforcement + bool m_use_injected_api{false}; // true if ctor was given an API + }; + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::win32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9916895b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + fault_script.cpp + filesystem.cpp + platform.cpp + registry.cpp + registry_key.cpp + webcore.cpp +) + +target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC +) + +target_include_directories(m_pil PRIVATE + ../../../ +) + +set(m_installation_targets ${m_installation_targets} PARENT_SCOPE) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..35a52e90 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault.h @@ -0,0 +1,534 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "../pugihelp.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + using key_path = pil::key_path; + + // The fault-injecting layer (D8) is a transparent decorator stack driven by + // a declarative, stateful fault script. The script is a *separate* input + // artifact, never folded into the persisted . Each rule maps a + // predicate — (operation type, target path, optional value name, Nth- + // occurrence counter) — to an action (an error to raise). Matching is + // counted per rule, so "the third open of X fails with out-of-resources" is + // expressible. + + // The registry operations a fault rule can target. The string spellings + // accepted in the artifact are defined by parse_fault_script; changing a + // spelling is a breaking change to the artifact grammar. + enum class fault_operation : std::uint32_t + { + create_key, + open_key, + delete_key, + delete_tree, + rename_key, + set_value, + delete_value, + get_value, + + // Filesystem operations (D8 / M-FS-FAULT). These target a file_path + // rather than a key_path; the grammar spellings are distinct from the + // registry verbs (notably delete_tree_entry vs. the registry's + // delete_tree) so a single may name either domain + // unambiguously. Changing a spelling is a breaking change. + create_directory, + create_file, + open_directory, + open_file, + remove_entry, + delete_tree_entry, + rename_entry, + + // Webcore operations (D8 / M-HWC-FACETS-3). The webcore_activate verb + // targets an instance name string (the activation_request.instance_name); + // the grammar spelling is distinct from the registry and filesystem verbs. + webcore_activate, + }; + + // The error a fired rule raises. Each maps to a thrown m exception so the + // consumer observes the same failure category the real platform would + // raise. Changing a spelling is a breaking change to the artifact grammar. + enum class fault_action : std::uint32_t + { + not_found, + access_denied, + out_of_resources, + sharing_violation, + already_exists, + not_supported, + }; + + // A single counted fault rule. The rule owns its hit counter; counting is + // serialized by the fault_script that holds it (the rule itself takes no + // lock). The target path is stored as the already-normalized native text of + // the originating path type (key_path for registry verbs, file_path for + // filesystem verbs); matching is a case-insensitive comparison of that text + // against the runtime operation's path, so the two domains share one + // counting mechanism without one path type's normalization leaking into the + // other. + class fault_rule + { + public: + // Registry-targeting rule: the target is a key_path. + fault_rule(fault_operation op, + key_path target, + std::optional value_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action); + + // Filesystem-targeting rule: the target is a file_path; filesystem + // verbs carry no secondary (value-name) constraint. + fault_rule(fault_operation op, + file_path target, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action); + + // Webcore-targeting rule: the target is an instance name string; + // webcore verbs carry no secondary constraint. + fault_rule(fault_operation op, + std::u16string_view instance_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action); + + // If this rule's predicate matches the registry operation, increment + // its hit count and, when the count reaches the configured occurrence, + // return the action to raise; otherwise std::nullopt. A non-matching + // operation does not advance the counter. + std::optional + match_and_count(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name); + + // The filesystem analogue: match a filesystem operation against this + // rule's target path. + std::optional + match_and_count(fault_operation op, file_path const& target); + + // The webcore analogue: match a webcore operation against this rule's + // target instance name. + std::optional + match_and_count(fault_operation op, std::u16string_view instance_name); + + private: + std::optional + match_text_and_count(fault_operation op, + std::u16string_view target_text, + std::optional value_name); + + fault_operation m_operation; + std::u16string m_target; + std::optional m_value_name; + std::uint64_t m_occurrence; + fault_action m_action; + std::uint64_t m_hits = 0; + }; + + // An ordered set of counted rules plus the shared, mutex-guarded counting + // state threaded through the fault decorators. Consulted before each + // faultable operation forwards to the underlying layer. + class fault_script : public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + fault_script() = default; + + void + add_rule(fault_rule rule); + + // Consult every rule for this operation, advancing the counters of all + // rules whose predicate matches. If any rule reaches its configured + // occurrence, throw the mapped exception (the operation never reaches + // the underlying layer). All matching rules are counted even when one + // fires, so independent rules stay consistent. + void + check(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name = std::nullopt); + + // The filesystem analogue of check: consult every rule for a filesystem + // operation on target, advancing all matching counters, and throw the + // mapped exception if any rule reaches its configured occurrence. + void + check_filesystem(fault_operation op, file_path const& target); + + // The webcore analogue of check: consult every rule for a webcore + // operation on the instance name, advancing all matching counters, and + // throw the mapped exception if any rule reaches its configured + // occurrence. + void + check_webcore(fault_operation op, std::u16string_view instance_name); + + private: + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::vector m_rules; + }; + + // Parse a element into a fault_script. The grammar: + // + // + // + // + // + // + // Each requires operation, path, occurrence (>= 1), and action; the + // valueName attribute is optional and, when present, additionally + // constrains value operations to that value name. Unknown operation/action + // spellings, a missing required attribute, or occurrence < 1 throw. + // + // Filesystem rules use the same grammar; their operation spellings are the + // filesystem verbs (create_directory, create_file, open_directory, + // open_file, remove_entry, delete_tree_entry, rename_entry) and the path is + // a file_path. valueName is ignored for filesystem operations. + std::shared_ptr + parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const& fault_script_node); + + // The fault-injecting decorators. Each wraps the corresponding underlying + // entity and shares a single fault_script. A faultable operation consults + // the script (which may throw) before forwarding to the underlying layer; + // read-only and structural operations forward transparently. + + class registry : public iregistry, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + registry() = delete; + registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::shared_ptr const& script); + registry(registry&&) noexcept = delete; + registry(registry const&) = delete; + ~registry() = default; + + registry& + operator=(registry&&) noexcept = delete; + registry& + operator=(registry const&) = delete; + + iregistry::open_predefined_key_disposition + open_predefined_key(open_predefined_key_flags flags, + predefined_key pk, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + + monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry_monitor) override; + + private: + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + std::map> m_predefined_keys; + }; + + class key : public ikey, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + key() = delete; + key(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_key, std::shared_ptr const& script); + key(key const&) = delete; + key(key&&) noexcept = delete; + ~key() = default; + + key& + operator=(key const&) = delete; + key& + operator=(key&&) noexcept = delete; + + ikey::create_key_disposition + create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, + key_path const& name, + sam sam_desired, + std::optional sa, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + + ikey::delete_key_disposition + delete_key(ikey::delete_key_flags flags, key_path const& name, sam sam_desired) override; + + ikey::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(ikey::delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition + enumerate_keys(ikey::enumerate_keys_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& key_names) override; + + ikey::flush_disposition + flush(ikey::flush_flags flags) override; + + ikey::open_key_disposition + open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& key_name, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ikey::query_information_key_disposition + query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, + std::size_t& subkey_count, + std::size_t& value_count, + std::size_t& security_descriptor_size, + time_point_type& last_write_time) override; + + ikey::rename_key_disposition + rename_key(ikey::rename_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& old_key_name, + key_path const& new_key_name) override; + + ikey::delete_value_disposition + delete_value(ikey::delete_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name) override; + + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition + enumerate_value_names_and_types(ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& values_span) override; + + ikey::get_value_size_disposition + get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + std::size_t& size) override; + + ikey::get_value_type_disposition + get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type) override; + + ikey::get_value_disposition + get_value(ikey::get_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type, + std::span& value, + std::optional& new_bytes_required) override; + + ikey::set_value_disposition + set_value(ikey::set_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value) override; + + ikey::get_path_disposition + get_path(ikey::get_path_flags flags, m::pil::key_path& path_out) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_key; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + }; + + // A fault-injecting directory wrapper. Each faultable namespace verb + // consults the script (which may throw, in which case the underlying layer + // is never touched) before forwarding. The wrapper carries this directory's + // absolute path — idirectory has no get_path() of its own — so a rule can + // be matched against the verb's full target path. Returned directory nodes + // are re-wrapped so the whole subtree stays inside the fault layer with an + // accurate absolute path; reads forward transparently and files (which + // carry no faultable verbs of their own) are forwarded unwrapped. + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& script, + file_path absolute_path); + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + file_path m_absolute_path; + }; + + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& script); + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + }; + + // + // Webcore facet (D8 / M-HWC-FACETS-3). The fault-injecting wrapper consults + // the fault script before each activation; if a rule fires, it throws the + // mapped exception and the activation never reaches the underlying layer. + // + + class webcore : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + webcore() = delete; + webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& script); + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~webcore() = default; + + webcore& + operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& + operator=(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + }; + + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + platform() = delete; + platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::shared_ptr const& script); + platform(platform&&) noexcept = delete; + platform(platform const&) = delete; + ~platform() = default; + + platform& + operator=(platform&&) noexcept = delete; + platform& + operator=(platform const&) = delete; + + get_registry_disposition + get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + + save_disposition + save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_script; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + }; + + // Wrap underlying_platform with the fault-injecting layer driven by script. + // Unlike the journaling layer, the script is supplied by the caller (it is a + // separate parsed input artifact), so it is threaded in rather than created + // internally. + std::shared_ptr + create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::shared_ptr const& script); + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault_script.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault_script.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..824d8cf2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/fault_script.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,371 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + namespace + { + // Case-insensitive equality of two registry-style strings (paths and + // value names compare case-insensitively, matching registry semantics). + bool + ci_equal(std::u16string_view l, std::u16string_view r) + { + m::case_insensitive_less const less{}; + return !less(l, r) && !less(r, l); + } + + // Raise the exception mapped to a fired rule's action. Each action maps + // to the m exception the real platform raises for that status, so a + // fault-injection consumer exercises its true error-handling path. + [[noreturn]] void + raise(fault_action action) + { + switch (action) + { + case fault_action::not_found: + throw m::not_found("fault injection: not found"); + case fault_action::access_denied: + throw m::access_denied("fault injection: access denied"); + case fault_action::out_of_resources: + throw m::out_of_resources("fault injection: out of resources"); + case fault_action::sharing_violation: + throw m::sharing_violation("fault injection: sharing violation"); + case fault_action::already_exists: + throw m::already_exists("fault injection: already exists"); + case fault_action::not_supported: + throw m::not_supported("fault injection: not supported"); + } + + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault injection: unknown action"); + } + + fault_operation + operation_from_string(std::u16string_view s) + { + if (s == u"create_key"sv) + return fault_operation::create_key; + if (s == u"open_key"sv) + return fault_operation::open_key; + if (s == u"delete_key"sv) + return fault_operation::delete_key; + if (s == u"delete_tree"sv) + return fault_operation::delete_tree; + if (s == u"rename_key"sv) + return fault_operation::rename_key; + if (s == u"set_value"sv) + return fault_operation::set_value; + if (s == u"delete_value"sv) + return fault_operation::delete_value; + if (s == u"get_value"sv) + return fault_operation::get_value; + + if (s == u"create_directory"sv) + return fault_operation::create_directory; + if (s == u"create_file"sv) + return fault_operation::create_file; + if (s == u"open_directory"sv) + return fault_operation::open_directory; + if (s == u"open_file"sv) + return fault_operation::open_file; + if (s == u"remove_entry"sv) + return fault_operation::remove_entry; + if (s == u"delete_tree_entry"sv) + return fault_operation::delete_tree_entry; + if (s == u"rename_entry"sv) + return fault_operation::rename_entry; + + if (s == u"webcore_activate"sv) + return fault_operation::webcore_activate; + + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: unknown operation"); + } + + // True for the filesystem verbs (file_path domain); false for the + // registry verbs (key_path domain). The parser uses this to decide how + // to interpret a rule's path attribute. + bool + is_filesystem_operation(fault_operation op) + { + switch (op) + { + case fault_operation::create_directory: + case fault_operation::create_file: + case fault_operation::open_directory: + case fault_operation::open_file: + case fault_operation::remove_entry: + case fault_operation::delete_tree_entry: + case fault_operation::rename_entry: + return true; + default: + return false; + } + } + + // True for the webcore verbs (instance name domain). The parser uses + // this to decide how to interpret a rule's path attribute (which is an + // instance name for webcore operations). + bool + is_webcore_operation(fault_operation op) + { + switch (op) + { + case fault_operation::webcore_activate: + return true; + default: + return false; + } + } + + fault_action + action_from_string(std::u16string_view s) + { + if (s == u"not_found"sv) + return fault_action::not_found; + if (s == u"access_denied"sv) + return fault_action::access_denied; + if (s == u"out_of_resources"sv) + return fault_action::out_of_resources; + if (s == u"sharing_violation"sv) + return fault_action::sharing_violation; + if (s == u"already_exists"sv) + return fault_action::already_exists; + if (s == u"not_supported"sv) + return fault_action::not_supported; + + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: unknown action"); + } + } // namespace + + fault_rule::fault_rule(fault_operation op, + key_path target, + std::optional value_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action): + m_operation(op), + m_target(target.native().view()), + m_value_name(std::move(value_name)), + m_occurrence(occurrence), + m_action(action) + {} + + fault_rule::fault_rule(fault_operation op, + file_path target, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action): + m_operation(op), + m_target(target.native().view()), + m_value_name(std::nullopt), + m_occurrence(occurrence), + m_action(action) + {} + + fault_rule::fault_rule(fault_operation op, + std::u16string_view instance_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action): + m_operation(op), + m_target(instance_name), + m_value_name(std::nullopt), + m_occurrence(occurrence), + m_action(action) + {} + + std::optional + fault_rule::match_text_and_count(fault_operation op, + std::u16string_view target_text, + std::optional value_name) + { + if (op != m_operation) + return std::nullopt; + + if (!ci_equal(target_text, m_target)) + return std::nullopt; + + // A rule that names a value constrains the match to that value; a rule + // with no value name matches the operation regardless of value name. + if (m_value_name.has_value()) + { + if (!value_name.has_value() || + !ci_equal(value_name.value(), m_value_name.value().view())) + return std::nullopt; + } + + ++m_hits; + + // One-shot on the configured occurrence: fire on exactly the Nth match, + // not before and not again afterward. + if (m_hits == m_occurrence) + return m_action; + + return std::nullopt; + } + + std::optional + fault_rule::match_and_count(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name) + { + return match_text_and_count(op, target.native().view(), value_name); + } + + std::optional + fault_rule::match_and_count(fault_operation op, file_path const& target) + { + return match_text_and_count(op, target.native().view(), std::nullopt); + } + + std::optional + fault_rule::match_and_count(fault_operation op, std::u16string_view instance_name) + { + return match_text_and_count(op, instance_name, std::nullopt); + } + + void + fault_script::add_rule(fault_rule rule) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_rules.push_back(std::move(rule)); + } + + void + fault_script::check(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // Advance the counters of every matching rule before raising, so that + // independent rules that happen to match the same operation each count + // this occurrence consistently. The first rule that reaches its + // threshold determines the raised action. + std::optional fired; + for (auto& rule: m_rules) + { + auto const action = rule.match_and_count(op, target, value_name); + if (action.has_value() && !fired.has_value()) + fired = action; + } + + if (fired.has_value()) + raise(fired.value()); + } + + void + fault_script::check_filesystem(fault_operation op, file_path const& target) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // Mirror check(): advance every matching rule's counter before raising, + // so independent rules stay consistent, and the first rule to reach its + // threshold determines the raised action. + std::optional fired; + for (auto& rule: m_rules) + { + auto const action = rule.match_and_count(op, target); + if (action.has_value() && !fired.has_value()) + fired = action; + } + + if (fired.has_value()) + raise(fired.value()); + } + + void + fault_script::check_webcore(fault_operation op, std::u16string_view instance_name) + { + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + // Mirror check(): advance every matching rule's counter before raising, + // so independent rules stay consistent, and the first rule to reach its + // threshold determines the raised action. + std::optional fired; + for (auto& rule: m_rules) + { + auto const action = rule.match_and_count(op, instance_name); + if (action.has_value() && !fired.has_value()) + fired = action; + } + + if (fired.has_value()) + raise(fired.value()); + } + + std::shared_ptr + parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const& fault_script_node) + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + + for (auto rule_node = fault_script_node.child(M_PUGIXML_T("Rule"sv)); rule_node; + rule_node = rule_node.next_sibling(M_PUGIXML_T("Rule"sv))) + { + auto const op_attr = rule_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("operation"sv)); + if (op_attr.empty()) + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: Rule missing operation"); + + auto const path_attr = rule_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv)); + if (path_attr.empty()) + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: Rule missing path"); + + auto const action_attr = rule_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("action"sv)); + if (action_attr.empty()) + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: Rule missing action"); + + auto const occurrence_attr = rule_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("occurrence"sv)); + if (occurrence_attr.empty()) + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: Rule missing occurrence"); + + auto const occurrence = occurrence_attr.as_ullong(0); + if (occurrence < 1) + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault script: occurrence must be >= 1"); + + auto const op = operation_from_string(m::to_u16string(op_attr.as_string())); + auto const action = action_from_string(m::to_u16string(action_attr.as_string())); + + // The operation selects the path domain: filesystem verbs target a + // file_path (valueName has no meaning and is ignored), registry + // verbs a key_path with an optional valueName constraint, webcore + // verbs target an instance name string. + if (is_filesystem_operation(op)) + { + file_path target{file_path::view_type{m::to_u16string(path_attr.as_string())}}; + script->add_rule(fault_rule{op, std::move(target), occurrence, action}); + continue; + } + + if (is_webcore_operation(op)) + { + std::u16string instance_name{m::to_u16string(path_attr.as_string())}; + script->add_rule(fault_rule{op, instance_name, occurrence, action}); + continue; + } + + key_path target{key_path::view_type{m::to_u16string(path_attr.as_string())}}; + + std::optional value_name; + auto const value_name_attr = rule_node.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("valueName"sv)); + if (!value_name_attr.empty()) + value_name = pil::value_name_string_type{ + m::to_u16string(value_name_attr.as_string())}; + + script->add_rule(fault_rule{ + op, std::move(target), std::move(value_name), occurrence, action}); + } + + return script; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1311cf7e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + // + // directory: each faultable namespace verb consults the script (which may + // throw, leaving the underlying layer untouched) against the verb's full + // target path before forwarding. The wrapper tracks its own absolute path + // because idirectory has no get_path(); returned directory nodes are + // re-wrapped with their own absolute path so the whole subtree stays inside + // the fault layer. Reads forward unchanged; files carry no faultable verbs + // so opened/created files are forwarded unwrapped. + // + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& script, + file_path absolute_path): + m_directory(underlying_directory), + m_script(script), + m_absolute_path(std::move(absolute_path)) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_directory.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_script.get() != nullptr); + } + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::create_directory, m_absolute_path / path); + + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_script, m_absolute_path / path); + return d; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::create_file, m_absolute_path / path); + + return m_directory->create_file(flags, path, access, returned_file); + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::open_directory, m_absolute_path / path); + + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_script, m_absolute_path / path); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::open_file, m_absolute_path / path); + + return m_directory->open_file(flags, path, access, returned_file, ec); + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::remove_entry, m_absolute_path / name); + + return m_directory->remove_entry(flags, name); + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + // A named child targets that child; an absent name targets this + // directory itself (its whole-contents delete). + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::delete_tree_entry, + name.has_value() ? m_absolute_path / name.value() + : m_absolute_path); + + return m_directory->delete_tree(flags, name); + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + // The rule matches the source of the move (the entry being renamed). + m_script->check_filesystem(fault_operation::rename_entry, m_absolute_path / old_path); + + return m_directory->rename_entry(flags, old_path, new_path); + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + return m_directory->enumerate_entries(flags, starting_index, entries); + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_directory->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + // + // filesystem: open_root is the un-faulted entry point (the fault vocabulary + // has no open_root verb). Forward and wrap the returned root with its + // absolute path (the root text) so descendants track an accurate path. + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& script): + m_filesystem(underlying_filesystem), m_script(script) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_filesystem.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_script.get() != nullptr); + } + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_filesystem->open_root(flags, root, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_script, file_path(root.text())); + return d; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + // Monitoring is a read-side capability and carries no fault rules; + // forward the underlying monitor directly. + return m_filesystem->monitor(flags, returned_filesystem_monitor); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/platform.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..65cfde60 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/platform.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + std::shared_ptr + create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::shared_ptr const& script) + { + return std::make_shared(underlying_platform, script); + } + + platform::platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::shared_ptr const& script): + m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), + m_script(script), + m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry(), m_script)}, + m_filesystem{ + std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem(), m_script)} + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_script.get() != nullptr); + } + + iplatform::get_registry_disposition + platform::get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) + { + returned_registry.reset(); + + if (flags != get_registry_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_registry() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_registry = m_registry; + + return get_registry_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem.reset(); + + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + returned_webcore.reset(); + + if (flags != get_webcore_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_webcore() called with invalid flags"); + + if (!m_webcore) + { + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore; + auto d = m_underlying_platform->get_webcore(flags, underlying_webcore); + (void)d; + if (underlying_webcore) + m_webcore = std::make_shared(underlying_webcore, m_script); + } + + returned_webcore = m_webcore; + + return get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // The fault script is a separate input artifact, never folded into the + // persisted . Persistence is a transparent pass-through. + return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + } + + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // The fault layer records no diagnostic trace of its own; forward so a + // logging tap placed below remains reachable from the top. + if (m_underlying_platform) + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + + return save_disposition{}; + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6b77d30d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + registry::registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::shared_ptr const& script): + m_underlying_registry(underlying_registry), m_script(script) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_underlying_registry.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_script.get() != nullptr); + } + + iregistry::open_predefined_key_disposition + registry::open_predefined_key(open_predefined_key_flags flags, + predefined_key pk, + sam, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { + if (flags != open_predefined_key_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to iregistry::open_predefined_key()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto find_location = m_predefined_keys.find(pk); + if (find_location != m_predefined_keys.end()) + { + returned_key = find_location->second; + return open_predefined_key_disposition{}; + } + + std::shared_ptr underlying_predefined_key; + if (m_underlying_registry) + underlying_predefined_key = m_underlying_registry->open_predefined_key(pk); + + auto const [insertion_location, inserted] = m_predefined_keys.emplace(std::make_pair( + pk, std::make_shared(std::move(underlying_predefined_key), m_script))); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(inserted); + + returned_key = insertion_location->second; + + return open_predefined_key_disposition{}; + } + + iregistry::monitor_disposition + registry::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry_monitor) + { + // Monitoring is a read-side capability and carries no fault rules; + // forward the underlying monitor directly. + return m_underlying_registry->monitor(flags, returned_registry_monitor); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry_key.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e7607497 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/registry_key.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + key::key(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_key, std::shared_ptr const& script): + m_key(underlying_key), m_script(script) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_script.get() != nullptr); + } + + ikey::create_key_disposition + key::create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, + pil::key_path const& key_path, + sam sam_desired, + std::optional sa, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::create_key, ikey::get_path() + key_path); + + std::shared_ptr unmapped_returned_key; + auto d = m_key->create_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, sa, unmapped_returned_key); + if (unmapped_returned_key) + returned_key = std::make_shared(unmapped_returned_key, m_script); + return d; + } + + ikey::delete_key_disposition + key::delete_key(ikey::delete_key_flags flags, pil::key_path const& key_path, sam sam_desired) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::delete_key, ikey::get_path() + key_path); + + return m_key->delete_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired); + } + + ikey::delete_tree_disposition + key::delete_tree(ikey::delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& key_path) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::delete_tree, ikey::get_path() + key_path); + + return m_key->delete_tree(flags, key_path); + } + + ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition + key::enumerate_keys(ikey::enumerate_keys_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& key_names) + { + return m_key->enumerate_keys(flags, index, key_names); + } + + ikey::flush_disposition + key::flush(ikey::flush_flags flags) + { + return m_key->flush(flags); + } + + ikey::open_key_disposition + key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& key_path, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::open_key, ikey::get_path() + key_path); + + std::shared_ptr temp_key; + auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key, ec); + if (temp_key) + returned_key = std::make_shared(temp_key, m_script); + return d; + } + + ikey::query_information_key_disposition + key::query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, + std::size_t& subkey_count, + std::size_t& value_count, + std::size_t& security_descriptor_size, + m::pil::time_point_type& last_write_time) + { + return m_key->query_information_key( + flags, subkey_count, value_count, security_descriptor_size, last_write_time); + } + + ikey::rename_key_disposition + key::rename_key(ikey::rename_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& sub_key_name, + pil::key_path const& new_key_name) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::rename_key, ikey::get_path() + sub_key_name); + + return m_key->rename_key(flags, sub_key_name, new_key_name); + } + + ikey::delete_value_disposition + key::delete_value(ikey::delete_value_flags flags, value_name_string_type const& name) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::delete_value, ikey::get_path(), name.view()); + + return m_key->delete_value(flags, name); + } + + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition + key::enumerate_value_names_and_types( + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& values_span) + { + return m_key->enumerate_value_names_and_types(flags, index, values_span); + } + + ikey::get_value_size_disposition + key::get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + std::size_t& size) + { + return m_key->get_value_size(flags, value_name, size); + } + + ikey::get_value_type_disposition + key::get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type) + { + return m_key->get_value_type(flags, value_name, type); + } + + ikey::get_value_disposition + key::get_value(ikey::get_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type, + std::span& value, + std::optional& new_bytes_required) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::get_value, ikey::get_path(), value_name.view()); + + return m_key->get_value(flags, value_name, type, value, new_bytes_required); + } + + ikey::set_value_disposition + key::set_value(ikey::set_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value) + { + m_script->check(fault_operation::set_value, ikey::get_path(), value_name.view()); + + return m_key->set_value(flags, value_name, type, value); + } + + ikey::get_path_disposition + key::get_path(ikey::get_path_flags flags, m::pil::key_path& path_out) + { + return m_key->get_path(flags, path_out); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c801e535 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault/webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "fault.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::fault +{ + webcore::webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& script): + m_webcore(underlying_webcore), + m_script(script) + {} + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Check for fault injection before forwarding to underlying. If a rule + // fires, this throws and the activation never reaches the underlying + // layer. + m_script->check_webcore(fault_operation::webcore_activate, request.instance_name); + + return m_webcore->activate(flags, request, returned_instance, ec); + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // set_metadata has no fault injection; forward to underlying. + return m_webcore->set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::fault diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/fault_interface.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault_interface.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..20d72b61 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/fault_interface.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,146 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "fault/fault.h" + +namespace m::pil +{ + namespace + { + // Map the public operation vocabulary onto the internal one. The two + // enumerations are defined independently (the public surface owns its + // contract, the internal layer owns its own); this switch is the single + // point of correspondence, so a divergence is a compile error here + // rather than a silent mismatch. + impl::fault::fault_operation + to_impl(fault_operation op) + { + switch (op) + { + case fault_operation::create_key: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::create_key; + case fault_operation::open_key: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::open_key; + case fault_operation::delete_key: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::delete_key; + case fault_operation::delete_tree: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::delete_tree; + case fault_operation::rename_key: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::rename_key; + case fault_operation::set_value: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::set_value; + case fault_operation::delete_value: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::delete_value; + case fault_operation::get_value: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::get_value; + case fault_operation::create_directory: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::create_directory; + case fault_operation::create_file: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::create_file; + case fault_operation::open_directory: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::open_directory; + case fault_operation::open_file: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::open_file; + case fault_operation::remove_entry: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::remove_entry; + case fault_operation::delete_tree_entry: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::delete_tree_entry; + case fault_operation::rename_entry: + return impl::fault::fault_operation::rename_entry; + } + + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault_operation"); + } + + impl::fault::fault_action + to_impl(fault_action action) + { + switch (action) + { + case fault_action::not_found: + return impl::fault::fault_action::not_found; + case fault_action::access_denied: + return impl::fault::fault_action::access_denied; + case fault_action::out_of_resources: + return impl::fault::fault_action::out_of_resources; + case fault_action::sharing_violation: + return impl::fault::fault_action::sharing_violation; + case fault_action::already_exists: + return impl::fault::fault_action::already_exists; + case fault_action::not_supported: + return impl::fault::fault_action::not_supported; + } + + throw m::invalid_parameter("fault_action"); + } + } // namespace + + fault_script::fault_script(): m_impl(std::make_shared()) {} + + fault_script::fault_script(std::shared_ptr impl) noexcept: + m_impl(std::move(impl)) + {} + + void + fault_script::add_rule(fault_operation op, + key_path const& target, + std::optional value_name, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action) + { + m_impl->add_rule(impl::fault::fault_rule( + to_impl(op), target, std::move(value_name), occurrence, to_impl(action))); + } + + void + fault_script::add_rule(fault_operation op, + file_path const& target, + std::uint64_t occurrence, + fault_action action) + { + m_impl->add_rule( + impl::fault::fault_rule(to_impl(op), target, occurrence, to_impl(action))); + } + + std::shared_ptr const& + fault_script::get_impl() const noexcept + { + return m_impl; + } + + fault_script + parse_fault_script(pugi::xml_node const& fault_script_node) + { + return fault_script(impl::fault::parse_fault_script(fault_script_node)); + } + + fault_script + load_fault_script(std::filesystem::path const& path) + { + pugi::xml_document doc; + + auto const result = doc.load_file(path.native().c_str()); + if (!result) + throw std::runtime_error(std::string("load_fault_script: failed to load ") + + result.description()); + + return parse_fault_script(doc.document_element()); + } + + std::shared_ptr + apply_fault_layer(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + fault_script const& script) + { + return impl::fault::create_platform(underlying_platform, script.get_impl()); + } +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/file_path.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/file_path.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e14cb4b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/file_path.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,556 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil +{ + namespace + { + using view_type = std::basic_string_view; + + constexpr char16_t drive_colon = u':'; + constexpr char16_t device_dot = u'.'; + constexpr char16_t query_mark = u'?'; + + constexpr bool + is_separator(char16_t c) noexcept + { + return c == file_preferred_separator || c == file_posix_separator; + } + + // The extended-length ("\\?\") and device ("\\.\") prefixes are recognized + // only with literal backslashes; forward slashes do not introduce them. + constexpr bool + is_windows_separator(char16_t c) noexcept + { + return c == file_preferred_separator; + } + + constexpr bool + is_ascii_letter(char16_t c) noexcept + { + return (c >= u'A' && c <= u'Z') || (c >= u'a' && c <= u'z'); + } + + constexpr char16_t + ascii_upper(char16_t c) noexcept + { + return (c >= u'a' && c <= u'z') ? static_cast(c - (u'a' - u'A')) : c; + } + + // Index of the first separator at or after `from`, or s.size() if none. + constexpr std::size_t + find_separator(view_type s, std::size_t from) noexcept + { + for (std::size_t i = from; i < s.size(); ++i) + if (is_separator(s[i])) + return i; + return s.size(); + } + + // Given that `s` begins with the 4-char "\\?\" prefix, does it continue + // with the case-insensitive "UNC\" token that distinguishes + // "\\?\UNC\server\share" from a plain "\\?\..." path? + constexpr bool + has_extended_unc_token(view_type s) noexcept + { + constexpr std::size_t prefix_len = 4; // "\\?\" + constexpr std::size_t token_len = 3; // "UNC" + if (s.size() < prefix_len + token_len + 1) + return false; + return ascii_upper(s[prefix_len + 0]) == u'U' && ascii_upper(s[prefix_len + 1]) == u'N' && + ascii_upper(s[prefix_len + 2]) == u'C' && + is_windows_separator(s[prefix_len + token_len]); + } + + // Parse the leading root of `s`. Returns the root kind and the number of + // characters of `s` that constitute the root text (including any separator + // that terminates the root). The remainder, s.substr(len), is the relative + // portion. No normalization happens here — the input is classified as-is so + // that any input round-trips through native() (M-FS-PATH-1); canonical form + // is M-FS-PATH-2. + std::pair + parse_root(view_type s) noexcept + { + auto const n = s.size(); + + if (n == 0) + return {file_root_kind::none, 0}; + + // Drive root: ':' [ separator ] + if (n >= 2 && is_ascii_letter(s[0]) && s[1] == drive_colon) + { + std::size_t len = 2; + if (n >= 3 && is_separator(s[2])) + ++len; // absorb the single terminating separator (drive-absolute) + return {file_root_kind::drive, len}; + } + + // All other rooted forms start with two leading separators. + if (n >= 2 && is_separator(s[0]) && is_separator(s[1])) + { + // Extended-length ("\\?\") and device ("\\.\") namespaces require + // literal backslashes; their remainder is opaque (prefix-only root). + if (n >= 4 && is_windows_separator(s[0]) && is_windows_separator(s[1]) && + is_windows_separator(s[3])) + { + if (s[2] == query_mark) + { + constexpr std::size_t extended_prefix_len = 4; // "\\?\" + constexpr std::size_t extended_unc_prefix_len = 8; // "\\?\UNC\" + if (has_extended_unc_token(s)) + return {file_root_kind::extended_unc, extended_unc_prefix_len}; + return {file_root_kind::extended, extended_prefix_len}; + } + if (s[2] == device_dot) + { + constexpr std::size_t device_prefix_len = 4; // "\\.\" + return {file_root_kind::device, device_prefix_len}; + } + } + + // Otherwise UNC "\\server\share": the root spans the two leading + // separators, the server, the separator, and the share, plus the + // single separator that terminates the share if present. + std::size_t const server_end = find_separator(s, 2); + if (server_end >= n) + return {file_root_kind::unc, n}; // "\\server" — incomplete UNC + + std::size_t const share_start = server_end + 1; + std::size_t const share_end = find_separator(s, share_start); + std::size_t const len = (share_end < n) ? share_end + 1 : share_end; + return {file_root_kind::unc, len}; + } + + // Single leading separator: POSIX absolute root (the separator itself). + if (is_separator(s[0])) + return {file_root_kind::posix, 1}; + + // No root => relative path. + return {file_root_kind::none, 0}; + } + + // Single source of truth for "is this root fully qualified (absolute)?", + // shared by file_root::is_fully_qualified and file_path::is_absolute. + bool + root_is_fully_qualified(file_root_kind kind, view_type text) noexcept + { + switch (kind) + { + case file_root_kind::none: + return false; + case file_root_kind::drive: + return !text.empty() && is_separator(text.back()); + case file_root_kind::posix: + case file_root_kind::unc: + case file_root_kind::device: + case file_root_kind::extended: + case file_root_kind::extended_unc: + return true; + } + return false; + } + + // Split `rem` into non-empty components. `/` is always a separator; `\` is + // a separator only on the Windows surface (on POSIX it is an ordinary + // filename character). Empty components — the product of repeated + // separators — are dropped, which is how separator collapsing happens. + std::vector + split_segments(view_type rem, bool backslash_is_separator) + { + std::vector out; + std::size_t start = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i <= rem.size(); ++i) + { + bool const at_end = (i == rem.size()); + bool const sep = + !at_end && (rem[i] == file_posix_separator || + (backslash_is_separator && rem[i] == file_preferred_separator)); + if (at_end || sep) + { + if (i > start) + out.push_back(rem.substr(start, i - start)); + start = i + 1; + } + } + return out; + } + + // Resolve "." and ".." lexically. A ".." that would pop past the start of + // an absolute (fully qualified) path underflows the root and is rejected + // (D11). In a relative path leading ".." segments are preserved, since + // they are meaningful against an unknown base. + std::vector + resolve_dot_segments(std::vector const& segments, bool absolute) + { + std::vector out; + for (auto const& seg: segments) + { + if (seg == u"."sv) + continue; + if (seg == u".."sv) + { + if (!out.empty() && out.back() != u".."sv) + out.pop_back(); + else if (absolute) + throw m::invalid_parameter("file_path: '..' underflows the root"); + else + out.push_back(seg); + } + else + { + out.push_back(seg); + } + } + return out; + } + + // Join an already-parsed root with resolved segments. The root text + // already carries the boundary separator when one is needed (e.g. "C:\", + // "\\server\share\"); the only non-separator-terminated root that takes + // segments is the drive-relative "C:" form, which intentionally abuts its + // first segment with no separator ("C:foo"). + std::u16string + join_root_and_segments(view_type root_text, std::vector const& segments, + char16_t separator) + { + std::u16string result(root_text); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < segments.size(); ++i) + { + if (i > 0) + result += separator; + result.append(segments[i]); + } + return result; + } + + std::u16string + canonicalize_windows(view_type v) + { + // Extended-length paths are verbatim (D11): the prefix is recognized + // but nothing past it is touched. + { + auto const [kind, root_len] = parse_root(v); + if (kind == file_root_kind::extended || kind == file_root_kind::extended_unc) + return std::u16string(v); + } + + // Normalize every separator to the preferred backslash, then re-parse + // the root on the normalized text. + std::u16string buffer(v); + for (auto& c: buffer) + if (c == file_posix_separator) + c = file_preferred_separator; + + view_type const bv = buffer; + auto const [kind, root_len] = parse_root(bv); + view_type const root_text = bv.substr(0, root_len); + view_type const remainder = bv.substr(root_len); + + auto const segments = resolve_dot_segments( + split_segments(remainder, /*backslash_is_separator*/ true), + root_is_fully_qualified(kind, root_text)); + + return join_root_and_segments(root_text, segments, file_preferred_separator); + } + + std::u16string + canonicalize_posix(view_type v) + { + // POSIX recognizes only the single "/" root; collapse any run of + // leading slashes to one. A backslash is an ordinary character here. + bool const absolute = !v.empty() && v.front() == file_posix_separator; + std::u16string root_text; + view_type remainder = v; + if (absolute) + { + root_text = std::u16string(1, file_posix_separator); + std::size_t i = 0; + while (i < v.size() && v[i] == file_posix_separator) + ++i; + remainder = v.substr(i); + } + + auto const segments = + resolve_dot_segments(split_segments(remainder, /*backslash_is_separator*/ false), + absolute); + + return join_root_and_segments(root_text, segments, file_posix_separator); + } + + // The separator that joins a child onto `path`: POSIX paths join with "/", + // everything else with the preferred backslash. + constexpr char16_t + join_separator_for(file_root_kind kind) noexcept + { + return kind == file_root_kind::posix ? file_posix_separator : file_preferred_separator; + } + } // namespace + + bool + file_root::is_fully_qualified() const noexcept + { + return root_is_fully_qualified(m_kind, m_text.view()); + } + + file_path::file_path(string_type&& str) { assign(str.view()); } + + file_path::file_path(view_type str) { assign(str); } + + file_path::file_path(file_path const& other): + m_value(other.m_value), m_root_kind(other.m_root_kind), m_root_length(other.m_root_length) + {} + + file_path::file_path(file_path&& other) noexcept { swap(other); } + + void + file_path::assign(view_type in) + { + auto const [kind, len] = parse_root(in); + m_value = in; + m_root_kind = kind; + m_root_length = len; + } + + file_path& + file_path::operator=(file_path const& other) + { + m_value = other.m_value; + m_root_kind = other.m_root_kind; + m_root_length = other.m_root_length; + return *this; + } + + file_path& + file_path::operator=(file_path&& other) noexcept + { + file_path tmp(std::move(other)); + swap(tmp); + return *this; + } + + file_path& + file_path::operator=(view_type str) + { + assign(str); + return *this; + } + + bool + file_path::operator==(file_path const& other) const + { + // Exact textual equality (case-sensitive). Ordinal case-insensitive + // comparison is a separate concern layered on top per D12 (M-FS-PATH-3), + // mirroring how key_path equality is exact while lookups use a comparator. + return m_value == other.m_value; + } + + file_path::value_type const* + file_path::c_str() const noexcept + { + return m_value.c_str(); + } + + file_path::string_type const& + file_path::native() const& noexcept + { + return m_value; + } + + file_path::operator string_type() const { return m_value; } + + file_path::string_type + file_path::string() const + { + return m_value; + } + + void + file_path::clear() + { + m_value = string_type{}; + m_root_kind = file_root_kind::none; + m_root_length = 0; + } + + void + file_path::swap(file_path& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_value, other.m_value); + swap(m_root_kind, other.m_root_kind); + swap(m_root_length, other.m_root_length); + } + + file_root + file_path::root() const + { + return file_root(m_root_kind, m_value.substr(0, m_root_length)); + } + + file_path::string_type + file_path::relative_path() const + { + return m_value.substr(m_root_length); + } + + bool + file_path::is_absolute() const noexcept + { + return root_is_fully_qualified(m_root_kind, m_value.view().substr(0, m_root_length)); + } + + file_path + file_path::lexically_normal(path_surface surface) const + { + std::u16string const normalized = (surface == path_surface::windows) + ? canonicalize_windows(m_value.view()) + : canonicalize_posix(m_value.view()); + return file_path(view_type{normalized}); + } + + std::pair, file_path> + file_path::split_parent_path_and_leaf_name() const + { + view_type const full = m_value.view(); + view_type const root_text = full.substr(0, m_root_length); + view_type relative = full.substr(m_root_length); + + bool const backslash_is_separator = (m_root_kind != file_root_kind::posix); + auto const is_sep = [backslash_is_separator](char16_t c) noexcept { + return c == file_posix_separator || + (backslash_is_separator && c == file_preferred_separator); + }; + + // A trailing separator past the root names no leaf; ignore it. + while (!relative.empty() && is_sep(relative.back())) + relative.remove_suffix(1); + + if (relative.empty()) + return {std::nullopt, file_path()}; + + std::size_t last_sep = relative.size(); // sentinel: no separator + for (std::size_t i = relative.size(); i-- > 0;) + { + if (is_sep(relative[i])) + { + last_sep = i; + break; + } + } + + view_type const leaf_view = + (last_sep == relative.size()) ? relative : relative.substr(last_sep + 1); + file_path leaf(view_type{leaf_view}); + + view_type parent_rel = + (last_sep == relative.size()) ? view_type{} : relative.substr(0, last_sep); + while (!parent_rel.empty() && is_sep(parent_rel.back())) + parent_rel.remove_suffix(1); + + if (parent_rel.empty()) + { + if (m_root_length == 0) + return {std::nullopt, std::move(leaf)}; + return {file_path(view_type{root_text}), std::move(leaf)}; + } + + std::u16string parent_text(root_text); + parent_text.append(parent_rel); + return {file_path(view_type{parent_text}), std::move(leaf)}; + } + + file_path + file_path::parent_path() const + { + return split_parent_path_and_leaf_name().first.value_or(file_path()); + } + + bool + file_path::has_parent_path() const + { + return split_parent_path_and_leaf_name().first.has_value(); + } + + file_path& + file_path::operator/=(file_path const& rhs) + { + // Appending a fully qualified path replaces this path entirely. + if (rhs.is_absolute()) + { + *this = rhs; + return *this; + } + + view_type const rhs_value = rhs.m_value.view(); + if (rhs_value.empty()) + return *this; + + view_type const lhs_value = m_value.view(); + if (lhs_value.empty()) + { + *this = rhs; + return *this; + } + + std::u16string combined(lhs_value); + if (!is_separator(lhs_value.back()) && !is_separator(rhs_value.front())) + combined += join_separator_for(m_root_kind); + combined.append(rhs_value); + *this = file_path(view_type{combined}); + return *this; + } + + file_path + file_path::operator/(file_path const& rhs) const + { + file_path result(*this); + result /= rhs; + return result; + } + + bool + file_path::precedes(file_path const& other, path_surface surface) const + { + view_type const lhs = m_value.view(); + view_type const rhs = other.m_value.view(); + + if (surface == path_surface::windows) + { + // Ordinal case-insensitive (CompareStringOrdinal with case folding). + m::case_insensitive_less const less{}; + return less(lhs, rhs); + } + + // POSIX: ordinal case-sensitive. u16string_view's operator< is an + // ordinal (code-unit) lexicographic compare. + return lhs < rhs; + } + + bool + file_path::equivalent(file_path const& other, path_surface surface) const + { + view_type const lhs = m_value.view(); + view_type const rhs = other.m_value.view(); + + if (surface == path_surface::windows) + { + m::case_insensitive_less const less{}; + return !less(lhs, rhs) && !less(rhs, lhs); + } + + return lhs == rhs; + } +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d4696f30 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace m::pil +{ + // + // file + // + + file::file(file const& other): m_file(other.m_file) {} + + file::file(file&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_file, other.m_file); + } + + file::file(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept: m_file(std::move(sp)) {} + + file& + file::operator=(file const& other) + { + m_file = other.m_file; + return *this; + } + + file& + file::operator=(file&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_file, other.m_file); + return *this; + } + + file_metadata + file::query_information() + { + return m_file->query_information(); + } + + std::size_t + file::read_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer) + { + return m_file->read_content(offset, buffer); + } + + std::size_t + file::write_content(std::uint64_t offset, std::span buffer) + { + return m_file->write_content(offset, buffer); + } + + // + // directory + // + + directory::directory(directory const& other): m_directory(other.m_directory) {} + + directory::directory(directory&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_directory, other.m_directory); + } + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept: m_directory(std::move(sp)) {} + + directory& + directory::operator=(directory const& other) + { + m_directory = other.m_directory; + return *this; + } + + directory& + directory::operator=(directory&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_directory, other.m_directory); + return *this; + } + + directory + directory::do_create_directory(file_path const& name) + { + return directory(m_directory->create_directory(name)); + } + + directory + directory::do_open_directory(file_path const& name) + { + return directory(m_directory->open_directory(name)); + } + + std::optional + directory::do_try_open_directory(file_path const& name) + { + auto sp = m_directory->try_open_directory(name); + if (!sp) + return std::nullopt; + + return directory(std::move(sp)); + } + + file + directory::do_create_file(file_path const& name) + { + return file(m_directory->create_file(name)); + } + + file + directory::do_open_file(file_path const& name) + { + return file(m_directory->open_file(name)); + } + + std::optional + directory::do_try_open_file(file_path const& name) + { + auto sp = m_directory->try_open_file(name); + if (!sp) + return std::nullopt; + + return file(std::move(sp)); + } + + void + directory::do_remove_entry(file_path const& name) + { + m_directory->remove_entry(name); + } + + void + directory::do_delete_tree(std::optional const& name) + { + m_directory->delete_tree(name); + } + + void + directory::do_rename_entry(file_path const& old_name, file_path const& new_name) + { + m_directory->rename_entry(old_name, new_name); + } + + std::vector + directory::list_entries() + { + std::vector result; + + std::size_t index{}; + + std::array entries; + auto entries_span = std::span(entries); + + for (;;) + { + auto const d = m_directory->enumerate_entries( + idirectory::enumerate_entries_flags{}, index, entries_span); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); // no flags in, no disposition out + + for (auto&& entry: entries_span) + result.emplace_back(std::move(entry)); + + // If the batch was short, we're done. + if (entries_span.size() != entries.size()) + break; + + index += entries.size(); + } + + return result; + } + + file_metadata + directory::query_information() + { + return m_directory->query_information(); + } + + // + // filesystem_class + // + + filesystem_class::filesystem_class(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept: + m_filesystem(std::move(sp)) + {} + + filesystem_class::filesystem_class(filesystem_class&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_filesystem, other.m_filesystem); + } + + filesystem_class::filesystem_class(filesystem_class const& other): + m_filesystem(other.get_filesystem()) + {} + + filesystem_class& + filesystem_class::operator=(filesystem_class const& other) + { + auto filesystem = other.get_filesystem(); + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_filesystem = filesystem; + return *this; + } + + filesystem_class& + filesystem_class::operator=(filesystem_class&& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_filesystem, other.m_filesystem); + return *this; + } + + std::shared_ptr + filesystem_class::get_filesystem() const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + return m_filesystem; + } + + void + filesystem_class::swap(filesystem_class& other) noexcept + { + using std::swap; + swap(m_filesystem, other.m_filesystem); + } + + directory + filesystem_class::open_root(file_root const& root) const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + return directory(m_filesystem->open_root(root)); + } + + filesystem_monitor + filesystem_class::monitor() const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + return filesystem_monitor(m_filesystem->monitor()); + } + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..22a69889 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace m::pil +{ + std::unique_ptr + filesystem_monitor::do_register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER( + flags, + register_watch_flags::watch_subtree | register_watch_flags::file_name_changes | + register_watch_flags::directory_name_changes | + register_watch_flags::attribute_changes | register_watch_flags::size_changes | + register_watch_flags::last_write_changes | + register_watch_flags::last_access_changes | + register_watch_flags::creation_changes | register_watch_flags::security_changes); + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags inner_flags{}; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::watch_subtree)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::watch_subtree; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::file_name_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::file_name_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::directory_name_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::directory_name_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::attribute_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::attribute_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::size_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::size_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::last_write_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::last_write_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::last_access_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::last_access_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::creation_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::creation_changes; + + if (!!(flags & register_watch_flags::security_changes)) + inner_flags |= ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::security_changes; + + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + return m_ifilesystem_monitor->register_watch( + inner_flags, directory, change_notification_ptr); + } + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..376c5eba --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +# Intercepting webcore is Windows-only (uses IAT patching). +if(WIN32) + +target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + intercepting_webcore.cpp +) + +target_link_libraries(m_pil PRIVATE + dbghelp +) + +endif() diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..32ff8300 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,2834 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// winsock2.h must be included before Windows.h (which is included transitively +// through intercepting_webcore.h) to avoid conflicts with http.h. +#include + +#include "intercepting_webcore.h" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Additional Windows headers +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#pragma comment(lib, "dbghelp.lib") +#pragma comment(lib, "httpapi.lib") + +namespace m::pil::impl::intercepting +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Active interception context + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // + // This is a plain process-global, NOT thread_local: hwebcore.dll services + // requests and runs async/worker callbacks on its own threads, and the + // hooks fire on those threads. A thread_local pointer would be null on every + // thread except the one that called activate(), silently bypassing the + // entire interceptor. + // + // It is a std::atomic read with acquire / written with release semantics. + // Publication is ordered (activate() stores it before the engine starts its + // threads; ~webcore_instance() clears it after the engine is shut down), but + // because the pointer is read on every hooked call on every engine thread we + // do not want that correctness to rest on an opaque "the engine joins all of + // its threads before its destructor returns" assumption on a + // security-sensitive surface. The acquire/release pair is a plain mov on + // x64/ARM64, so the cost is negligible. Each hook reads it through the + // active_context() accessor (declared in the header), which performs the + // acquire load. + std::atomic g_active_context_cell{nullptr}; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // synthetic_http_queue implementation + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + HTTP_REQUEST_ID + synthetic_http_queue::enqueue_request(synthetic_http_request request) + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + request.request_id = m_next_request_id++; + HTTP_REQUEST_ID id = request.request_id; + m_pending_requests.push_back(std::move(request)); + m_request_cv.notify_one(); + return id; + } + + std::optional + synthetic_http_queue::try_dequeue_request() + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + if (m_pending_requests.empty()) + return std::nullopt; + synthetic_http_request request = std::move(m_pending_requests.front()); + m_pending_requests.pop_front(); + return request; + } + + void + synthetic_http_queue::requeue_front(synthetic_http_request request) + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + m_pending_requests.push_front(std::move(request)); + m_request_cv.notify_one(); + } + + std::optional + synthetic_http_queue::dequeue_request(std::chrono::milliseconds timeout) + { + std::unique_lock lock(m_mutex); + if (timeout.count() == 0) + { + // Non-blocking. + if (m_pending_requests.empty()) + return std::nullopt; + } + else + { + // Wait with timeout. + if (!m_request_cv.wait_for(lock, timeout, [this] { return !m_pending_requests.empty(); })) + return std::nullopt; + } + synthetic_http_request request = std::move(m_pending_requests.front()); + m_pending_requests.pop_front(); + return request; + } + + void + synthetic_http_queue::capture_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, captured_http_response response) + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + response.request_id = request_id; + m_responses[request_id] = std::move(response); + m_response_cv.notify_all(); + } + + void + synthetic_http_queue::append_response_body(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, std::span data) + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + auto it = m_responses.find(request_id); + if (it != m_responses.end()) + { + it->second.body.insert(it->second.body.end(), data.begin(), data.end()); + } + } + + void + synthetic_http_queue::complete_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id) + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + auto it = m_responses.find(request_id); + if (it != m_responses.end()) + { + it->second.complete = true; + m_response_cv.notify_all(); + } + } + + std::optional + synthetic_http_queue::get_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + auto it = m_responses.find(request_id); + if (it == m_responses.end()) + return std::nullopt; + return it->second; + } + + std::optional + synthetic_http_queue::wait_for_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, std::chrono::milliseconds timeout) + { + std::unique_lock lock(m_mutex); + auto pred = [this, request_id] { + auto it = m_responses.find(request_id); + return it != m_responses.end() && it->second.complete; + }; + if (!m_response_cv.wait_for(lock, timeout, pred)) + return std::nullopt; + auto it = m_responses.find(request_id); + if (it == m_responses.end()) + return std::nullopt; + return it->second; + } + + void + synthetic_http_queue::clear() + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + m_pending_requests.clear(); + m_responses.clear(); + } + + bool + synthetic_http_queue::has_pending_requests() const + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + return !m_pending_requests.empty(); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helper: check if an HKEY is a predefined root (HKLM, HKCU, etc.) + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + namespace + { + bool + is_predefined_key(HKEY hkey) + { + // Predefined keys have values like 0x80000000, 0x80000001, etc. + auto const v = reinterpret_cast(hkey); + return (v >= 0x80000000 && v <= 0x800000FF); + } + + // Map predefined HKEY to PIL predefined_key enum. + std::optional + hkey_to_predefined_key(HKEY hkey) + { + if (hkey == HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE) + return predefined_key::local_machine; + if (hkey == HKEY_CURRENT_USER) + return predefined_key::current_user; + if (hkey == HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT) + return predefined_key::classes_root; + if (hkey == HKEY_USERS) + return predefined_key::users; + if (hkey == HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG) + return predefined_key::current_config; + return std::nullopt; + } + } // namespace + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Hook implementations: Registry APIs + // + // For now, these hooks simply fall through to the original functions. + // A complete implementation would translate calls to the PIL surfaces. + // The infrastructure here demonstrates the IAT patching approach. + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + namespace hooks + { + // Pull in http_endpoint from the parent pil namespace. + using m::pil::http_endpoint; + + // Original function pointers (saved before patching). + static LSTATUS(WINAPI* original_RegOpenKeyExW)(HKEY, LPCWSTR, DWORD, REGSAM, PHKEY) = nullptr; + static LSTATUS(WINAPI* original_RegQueryValueExW)(HKEY, LPCWSTR, LPDWORD, LPDWORD, LPBYTE, LPDWORD) = nullptr; + static LSTATUS(WINAPI* original_RegCloseKey)(HKEY) = nullptr; + static LSTATUS(WINAPI* original_RegEnumKeyExW)(HKEY, DWORD, LPWSTR, LPDWORD, LPDWORD, LPWSTR, LPDWORD, PFILETIME) = nullptr; + static LSTATUS(WINAPI* original_RegEnumValueW)(HKEY, DWORD, LPWSTR, LPDWORD, LPDWORD, LPDWORD, LPBYTE, LPDWORD) = nullptr; + + // Original function pointers for filesystem APIs. + static HANDLE(WINAPI* original_CreateFileW)(LPCWSTR, DWORD, DWORD, LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES, DWORD, DWORD, HANDLE) = nullptr; + static HANDLE(WINAPI* original_FindFirstFileW)(LPCWSTR, LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_FindNextFileW)(HANDLE, LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_FindClose)(HANDLE) = nullptr; + static DWORD(WINAPI* original_GetFileAttributesW)(LPCWSTR) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_CloseHandle)(HANDLE) = nullptr; + + // Original function pointers for synthetic-file I/O APIs (M-HWC-REVIEW-2). + // These make a handle returned by hook_CreateFileW actually usable: every + // kernel32 call the engine makes on it is routed through the backing + // PIL `ifile` instead of failing ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE. + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_ReadFile)(HANDLE, LPVOID, DWORD, LPDWORD, LPOVERLAPPED) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_WriteFile)(HANDLE, LPCVOID, DWORD, LPDWORD, LPOVERLAPPED) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_GetFileSizeEx)(HANDLE, PLARGE_INTEGER) = nullptr; + static DWORD(WINAPI* original_GetFileSize)(HANDLE, LPDWORD) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_SetFilePointerEx)(HANDLE, LARGE_INTEGER, PLARGE_INTEGER, DWORD) = nullptr; + static DWORD(WINAPI* original_SetFilePointer)(HANDLE, LONG, PLONG, DWORD) = nullptr; + static DWORD(WINAPI* original_GetFileType)(HANDLE) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_FlushFileBuffers)(HANDLE) = nullptr; + static BOOL(WINAPI* original_SetEndOfFile)(HANDLE) = nullptr; + + // Original function pointers for HTTP Server APIs (D-HWC-6, Tier A). + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpAddUrl)(HANDLE, PCWSTR, PVOID) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup)(HTTP_URL_GROUP_ID, PCWSTR, HTTP_URL_CONTEXT, ULONG) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpRemoveUrl)(HANDLE, PCWSTR) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup)(HTTP_URL_GROUP_ID, PCWSTR, ULONG) = nullptr; + + // Original function pointers for HTTP Server APIs (D-HWC-6, Tier B). + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpReceiveHttpRequest)(HANDLE, HTTP_REQUEST_ID, ULONG, PHTTP_REQUEST, ULONG, PULONG, LPOVERLAPPED) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody)(HANDLE, HTTP_REQUEST_ID, ULONG, PVOID, ULONG, PULONG, LPOVERLAPPED) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpSendHttpResponse)(HANDLE, HTTP_REQUEST_ID, ULONG, PHTTP_RESPONSE, PHTTP_CACHE_POLICY, PULONG, PVOID, ULONG, LPOVERLAPPED, PHTTP_LOG_DATA) = nullptr; + static ULONG(WINAPI* original_HttpSendResponseEntityBody)(HANDLE, HTTP_REQUEST_ID, ULONG, USHORT, PHTTP_DATA_CHUNK, PULONG, PVOID, ULONG, LPOVERLAPPED, PHTTP_LOG_DATA) = nullptr; + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // RegOpenKeyExW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + LSTATUS WINAPI + hook_RegOpenKeyExW(HKEY hKey, + LPCWSTR lpSubKey, + DWORD ulOptions, + REGSAM samDesired, + PHKEY phkResult) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->registry) + { + // No active context — fall through to original. + return original_RegOpenKeyExW(hKey, lpSubKey, ulOptions, samDesired, phkResult); + } + + try + { + std::shared_ptr base_key; + + // Resolve hKey to a PIL ikey. + if (is_predefined_key(hKey)) + { + auto pk = hkey_to_predefined_key(hKey); + if (!pk) + { + // Unknown predefined key — fall through. + return original_RegOpenKeyExW(hKey, lpSubKey, ulOptions, samDesired, phkResult); + } + + auto d = active_context()->registry->open_predefined_key( + iregistry::open_predefined_key_flags{}, + *pk, + pil::sam::maximum_allowed, + base_key); + + if (d || !base_key) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + } + else + { + // Look up from handle table. + base_key = active_context()->lookup_key_handle(hKey); + if (!base_key) + { + // Unknown handle — fall through to original. + return original_RegOpenKeyExW(hKey, lpSubKey, ulOptions, samDesired, phkResult); + } + } + + // If lpSubKey is null or empty, we're opening the base key itself. + if (!lpSubKey || lpSubKey[0] == L'\0') + { + *phkResult = active_context()->allocate_key_handle(base_key); + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + + // Convert the subkey path to a PIL key_path. + std::wstring_view subkey_view(lpSubKey); + std::u16string_view subkey_u16( + reinterpret_cast(subkey_view.data()), + subkey_view.size()); + key_path path(subkey_u16); + + // Open the subkey. + std::shared_ptr opened_key; + std::error_code ec; + auto d = base_key->open_key( + ikey::open_key_flags::tolerate_not_found, + path, + pil::sam::maximum_allowed, + opened_key, + ec); + + if (ec) + { + // Map error code to LSTATUS. + if (ec == std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory) + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + return ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED; + } + + if (d.code() == ikey::open_key_result_code::key_not_found) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + + if (!opened_key) + { + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + } + + // Allocate a synthetic handle. + *phkResult = active_context()->allocate_key_handle(opened_key); + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + catch (...) + { + // Fall through to original on any exception. + return original_RegOpenKeyExW(hKey, lpSubKey, ulOptions, samDesired, phkResult); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // RegQueryValueExW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + LSTATUS WINAPI + hook_RegQueryValueExW(HKEY hKey, + LPCWSTR lpValueName, + LPDWORD lpReserved, + LPDWORD lpType, + LPBYTE lpData, + LPDWORD lpcbData) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->registry) + { + return original_RegQueryValueExW(hKey, lpValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + + // Look up the ikey from the handle table. + auto key = active_context()->lookup_key_handle(hKey); + if (!key) + { + // Unknown handle — fall through to original. + return original_RegQueryValueExW(hKey, lpValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + + try + { + // Convert value name to PIL format. + std::wstring_view value_name_view(lpValueName ? lpValueName : L""); + value_name_string_type value_name = to_value_name_string_type(value_name_view); + + // Query mode: lpData is null, caller is asking for size only. + if (!lpData && lpcbData) + { + // Get type and size. + reg_value_type vt; + auto d = key->get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags{}, value_name, vt); + if (d) + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + + std::size_t size{}; + auto d2 = key->get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags{}, value_name, size); + if (d2) + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + + if (lpType) + *lpType = static_cast(vt); + *lpcbData = static_cast(size); + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + + // Read the value. + reg_value_type vt; + std::vector buffer; + if (lpcbData && *lpcbData > 0) + buffer.resize(*lpcbData); + + std::span buffer_span(buffer); + std::optional new_bytes_required; + + auto d = key->get_value( + ikey::get_value_flags{}, + value_name, + vt, + buffer_span, + new_bytes_required); + + if (new_bytes_required) + { + // Buffer too small. + if (lpType) + *lpType = static_cast(vt); + if (lpcbData) + *lpcbData = static_cast(*new_bytes_required); + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + // Copy to output buffer. + if (lpType) + *lpType = static_cast(vt); + if (lpcbData) + *lpcbData = static_cast(buffer_span.size()); + if (lpData && !buffer_span.empty()) + std::memcpy(lpData, buffer_span.data(), buffer_span.size()); + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + catch (std::system_error const& e) + { + auto code = e.code(); + if (code == std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory) + return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND; + return ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED; + } + catch (...) + { + return original_RegQueryValueExW(hKey, lpValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // RegCloseKey hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + LSTATUS WINAPI + hook_RegCloseKey(HKEY hKey) + { + if (!active_context()) + { + return original_RegCloseKey(hKey); + } + + // If it's one of our synthetic handles, just release it. + if (active_context()->release_key_handle(hKey)) + { + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + + // Fall through for real handles or predefined keys. + return original_RegCloseKey(hKey); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // RegEnumKeyExW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + LSTATUS WINAPI + hook_RegEnumKeyExW(HKEY hKey, + DWORD dwIndex, + LPWSTR lpName, + LPDWORD lpcchName, + LPDWORD lpReserved, + LPWSTR lpClass, + LPDWORD lpcchClass, + PFILETIME lpftLastWriteTime) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->registry) + { + return original_RegEnumKeyExW(hKey, dwIndex, lpName, lpcchName, lpReserved, lpClass, lpcchClass, lpftLastWriteTime); + } + + // Look up the ikey from the handle table. + auto key = active_context()->lookup_key_handle(hKey); + if (!key) + { + // Unknown handle — fall through to original. + return original_RegEnumKeyExW(hKey, dwIndex, lpName, lpcchName, lpReserved, lpClass, lpcchClass, lpftLastWriteTime); + } + + try + { + // Enumerate keys at the given index. + auto key_name_opt = key->enumerate_keys(static_cast(dwIndex)); + + if (!key_name_opt) + { + // No more keys. + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + } + + // Convert the key name to wide string. + auto name_str = key_name_opt->native(); + std::u16string_view name_view = name_str.view(); + std::wstring_view name_wview( + reinterpret_cast(name_view.data()), + name_view.size()); + + // Check buffer size. + DWORD required_chars = static_cast(name_wview.size()) + 1; // +1 for null + if (*lpcchName < required_chars) + { + *lpcchName = required_chars; + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + // Copy name to output buffer. + std::wmemcpy(lpName, name_wview.data(), name_wview.size()); + lpName[name_wview.size()] = L'\0'; + *lpcchName = static_cast(name_wview.size()); + + // Class is not supported by PIL — return empty. + if (lpClass && lpcchClass && *lpcchClass > 0) + { + lpClass[0] = L'\0'; + *lpcchClass = 0; + } + + // Last write time — query the opened subkey if needed. + if (lpftLastWriteTime) + { + // For simplicity, return 0 (not available through PIL). + lpftLastWriteTime->dwLowDateTime = 0; + lpftLastWriteTime->dwHighDateTime = 0; + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + catch (...) + { + return original_RegEnumKeyExW(hKey, dwIndex, lpName, lpcchName, lpReserved, lpClass, lpcchClass, lpftLastWriteTime); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // RegEnumValueW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + LSTATUS WINAPI + hook_RegEnumValueW(HKEY hKey, + DWORD dwIndex, + LPWSTR lpValueName, + LPDWORD lpcchValueName, + LPDWORD lpReserved, + LPDWORD lpType, + LPBYTE lpData, + LPDWORD lpcbData) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->registry) + { + return original_RegEnumValueW(hKey, dwIndex, lpValueName, lpcchValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + + // Look up the ikey from the handle table. + auto key = active_context()->lookup_key_handle(hKey); + if (!key) + { + // Unknown handle — fall through to original. + return original_RegEnumValueW(hKey, dwIndex, lpValueName, lpcchValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + + try + { + // Enumerate value names and types at the given index. + auto value_opt = key->enumerate_value_names_and_types(static_cast(dwIndex)); + + if (!value_opt) + { + // No more values. + return ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS; + } + + // Convert the value name to wide string. + std::u16string_view name_view(value_opt->m_value_name); + std::wstring_view name_wview( + reinterpret_cast(name_view.data()), + name_view.size()); + + // Check value name buffer size. + DWORD required_chars = static_cast(name_wview.size()) + 1; // +1 for null + if (*lpcchValueName < required_chars) + { + *lpcchValueName = required_chars; + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + // Copy value name to output buffer. + std::wmemcpy(lpValueName, name_wview.data(), name_wview.size()); + lpValueName[name_wview.size()] = L'\0'; + *lpcchValueName = static_cast(name_wview.size()); + + // Set type. + if (lpType) + *lpType = static_cast(value_opt->m_reg_value_type); + + // If data buffer is provided, read the value data. + if (lpData && lpcbData && *lpcbData > 0) + { + reg_value_type vt; + std::vector buffer(*lpcbData); + std::span buffer_span(buffer); + std::optional new_bytes_required; + + auto d = key->get_value( + ikey::get_value_flags{}, + value_opt->m_value_name, + vt, + buffer_span, + new_bytes_required); + + if (new_bytes_required) + { + *lpcbData = static_cast(*new_bytes_required); + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + *lpcbData = static_cast(buffer_span.size()); + if (!buffer_span.empty()) + std::memcpy(lpData, buffer_span.data(), buffer_span.size()); + } + else if (lpcbData) + { + // Caller wants size only. + std::size_t size{}; + key->get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags{}, value_opt->m_value_name, size); + *lpcbData = static_cast(size); + } + + return ERROR_SUCCESS; + } + catch (...) + { + return original_RegEnumValueW(hKey, dwIndex, lpValueName, lpcchValueName, lpReserved, lpType, lpData, lpcbData); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // CreateFileW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Helper: Parse a Windows path into a file_root and relative path portion. + // Returns the PIL file_path if successful, nullopt if the path cannot be + // handled by PIL (e.g., device paths that aren't files). + std::optional + parse_windows_path(LPCWSTR lpFileName) + { + if (!lpFileName || lpFileName[0] == L'\0') + return std::nullopt; + + // Convert to u16string_view. + std::wstring_view wpath(lpFileName); + std::u16string_view u16path( + reinterpret_cast(wpath.data()), + wpath.size()); + + return file_path(u16path); + } + + HANDLE WINAPI + hook_CreateFileW(LPCWSTR lpFileName, + DWORD dwDesiredAccess, + DWORD dwShareMode, + LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes, + DWORD dwCreationDisposition, + DWORD dwFlagsAndAttributes, + HANDLE hTemplateFile) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->filesystem) + { + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + + try + { + auto path_opt = parse_windows_path(lpFileName); + if (!path_opt) + { + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + + file_path const& path = *path_opt; + auto root = path.root(); + + // We only intercept drive-rooted paths (e.g., C:\...). + if (root.kind() != file_root_kind::drive) + { + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + + // Map dwDesiredAccess to PIL file_access. + file_access access = file_access::default_open; + if (dwDesiredAccess & GENERIC_READ) + access = access | file_access::read; + if (dwDesiredAccess & GENERIC_WRITE) + access = access | file_access::write; + + // Open the root directory. + std::shared_ptr root_dir; + auto d = active_context()->filesystem->open_root( + ifilesystem::open_root_flags{}, + root, + file_access::default_open, + root_dir); + + if (d || !root_dir) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Get the relative portion of the path. + auto relative = path.relative_path(); + if (relative.empty()) + { + // Opening the root directory itself is not supported via file handle. + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + + // Check if we're opening a directory. + bool open_directory = (dwFlagsAndAttributes & FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS) != 0; + + if (open_directory) + { + // Open as directory. + std::shared_ptr dir; + std::error_code ec; + auto d2 = root_dir->open_directory( + idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path{relative}, + access, + dir, + ec); + + if (ec) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + if (d2.code() == idirectory::open_directory_result_code::not_found) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Directory handles are not tracked — fall through for now. + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + + // Open as file. + std::shared_ptr file; + std::error_code ec; + + if (dwCreationDisposition == CREATE_ALWAYS || dwCreationDisposition == CREATE_NEW) + { + auto d2 = root_dir->create_file( + idirectory::create_file_flags{}, + file_path{relative}, + access, + file); + (void)d2; + } + else + { + auto d2 = root_dir->open_file( + idirectory::open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path{relative}, + access, + file, + ec); + + if (ec) + { + if (ec == std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory) + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + else + ::SetLastError(ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + if (d2.code() == idirectory::open_file_result_code::not_found) + { + if (dwCreationDisposition == OPEN_ALWAYS) + { + // Create if not exists. + auto d3 = root_dir->create_file( + idirectory::create_file_flags{}, + file_path{relative}, + access, + file); + (void)d3; + } + else + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + } + } + + if (!file) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Allocate a synthetic handle. + return active_context()->allocate_file_handle(file); + } + catch (std::system_error const& e) + { + auto code = e.code(); + if (code == std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory) + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + else + ::SetLastError(ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + catch (...) + { + return original_CreateFileW(lpFileName, dwDesiredAccess, dwShareMode, + lpSecurityAttributes, dwCreationDisposition, dwFlagsAndAttributes, hTemplateFile); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // FindFirstFileW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Helper: populate WIN32_FIND_DATAW from a directory_entry. + void + populate_find_data(WIN32_FIND_DATAW& fd, directory_entry const& entry) + { + std::memset(&fd, 0, sizeof(fd)); + + // Set file attributes. + fd.dwFileAttributes = 0; + if (entry.m_kind == node_kind::directory) + fd.dwFileAttributes |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY; + else + fd.dwFileAttributes |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL; + + // Map PIL file_attributes to WIN32 attributes. + auto attrs = entry.m_metadata.m_attributes; + if ((attrs & file_attributes::read_only) != file_attributes::none) + fd.dwFileAttributes |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY; + if ((attrs & file_attributes::hidden) != file_attributes::none) + fd.dwFileAttributes |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN; + if ((attrs & file_attributes::system) != file_attributes::none) + fd.dwFileAttributes |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM; + + // Convert size to high/low 32-bit parts. + fd.nFileSizeHigh = static_cast(entry.m_metadata.m_size >> 32); + fd.nFileSizeLow = static_cast(entry.m_metadata.m_size & 0xFFFFFFFF); + + // Copy filename. + auto name_view = entry.m_name.view(); + std::size_t copy_len = (std::min)(name_view.size(), static_cast(MAX_PATH - 1)); + std::wmemcpy(fd.cFileName, reinterpret_cast(name_view.data()), copy_len); + fd.cFileName[copy_len] = L'\0'; + + // Timestamps (zeroed for now as PIL may not provide all timestamps). + } + + // Helper: simple wildcard match for *.ext and * patterns. + bool + wildcard_match(std::wstring_view pattern, std::wstring_view filename) + { + // Handle *.* and * as "match all". + if (pattern == L"*.*" || pattern == L"*") + return true; + + // Handle *.ext pattern. + if (pattern.size() >= 2 && pattern[0] == L'*' && pattern[1] == L'.') + { + std::wstring_view ext_pattern = pattern.substr(1); // .ext + if (filename.size() >= ext_pattern.size()) + { + std::wstring_view file_ext = filename.substr(filename.size() - ext_pattern.size()); + // Case-insensitive comparison. + if (ext_pattern.size() == file_ext.size()) + { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < ext_pattern.size(); ++i) + { + if (std::towlower(ext_pattern[i]) != std::towlower(file_ext[i])) + return false; + } + return true; + } + } + return false; + } + + // Exact match (case-insensitive). + if (pattern.size() == filename.size()) + { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < pattern.size(); ++i) + { + if (std::towlower(pattern[i]) != std::towlower(filename[i])) + return false; + } + return true; + } + + return false; + } + + HANDLE WINAPI + hook_FindFirstFileW(LPCWSTR lpFileName, + LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->filesystem) + { + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + + try + { + auto path_opt = parse_windows_path(lpFileName); + if (!path_opt) + { + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + + file_path const& path = *path_opt; + auto root = path.root(); + + // Only intercept drive-rooted paths. + if (root.kind() != file_root_kind::drive) + { + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + + // Split into directory path and filename pattern. + // e.g., "C:\dir\*.txt" -> directory="C:\dir", pattern="*.txt" + std::wstring wpath(lpFileName); + std::size_t last_sep = wpath.find_last_of(L"\\/"); + std::wstring dir_path; + std::wstring pattern; + + if (last_sep != std::wstring::npos) + { + dir_path = wpath.substr(0, last_sep); + pattern = wpath.substr(last_sep + 1); + } + else + { + // No directory separator — use current directory (not supported, fall through). + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + + // Parse directory path. + auto dir_path_opt = parse_windows_path(dir_path.c_str()); + if (!dir_path_opt) + { + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + + // Open the root. + std::shared_ptr root_dir; + auto d = active_context()->filesystem->open_root( + ifilesystem::open_root_flags{}, + dir_path_opt->root(), + file_access::default_open, + root_dir); + + if (d || !root_dir) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Navigate to the target directory. + auto relative = dir_path_opt->relative_path(); + std::shared_ptr target_dir; + + if (relative.empty()) + { + target_dir = root_dir; + } + else + { + std::error_code ec; + auto d2 = root_dir->open_directory( + idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path{relative}, + file_access::default_open, + target_dir, + ec); + + if (ec || d2.code() == idirectory::open_directory_result_code::not_found) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + } + + if (!target_dir) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Enumerate all entries and filter by pattern. + std::vector matching_entries; + + std::size_t index = 0; + while (true) + { + auto entry_opt = target_dir->enumerate_entries(index); + if (!entry_opt) + break; + + // Convert entry name to wstring for pattern matching. + auto name_view = entry_opt->m_name.view(); + std::wstring_view name_wview( + reinterpret_cast(name_view.data()), + name_view.size()); + + if (wildcard_match(pattern, name_wview)) + { + matching_entries.push_back(std::move(*entry_opt)); + } + + ++index; + } + + if (matching_entries.empty()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; + } + + // Populate the first result. + populate_find_data(*lpFindFileData, matching_entries[0]); + + // Create find state. + interception_context::find_state state; + state.directory = target_dir; + state.entries = std::move(matching_entries); + state.current_index = 1; // Next call returns index 1. + + return active_context()->allocate_find_handle(std::move(state)); + } + catch (...) + { + return original_FindFirstFileW(lpFileName, lpFindFileData); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // FindNextFileW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_FindNextFileW(HANDLE hFindFile, + LPWIN32_FIND_DATAW lpFindFileData) + { + if (!active_context()) + { + return original_FindNextFileW(hFindFile, lpFindFileData); + } + + // Check if this is one of our synthetic find handles. + auto* state = active_context()->lookup_find_handle(hFindFile); + if (!state) + { + return original_FindNextFileW(hFindFile, lpFindFileData); + } + + // Return next entry from the pre-filtered list. + if (state->current_index >= state->entries.size()) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES); + return FALSE; + } + + populate_find_data(*lpFindFileData, state->entries[state->current_index]); + ++state->current_index; + return TRUE; + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // FindClose hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_FindClose(HANDLE hFindFile) + { + if (!active_context()) + { + return original_FindClose(hFindFile); + } + + if (active_context()->release_find_handle(hFindFile)) + { + return TRUE; + } + + return original_FindClose(hFindFile); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // CloseHandle hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Map a std::error_code from the PIL file surfaces onto a Win32 last-error + // and return FALSE (defined below; forward-declared so CloseHandle can + // surface a flush failure). + BOOL + fail_from_error_code(std::error_code const& ec); + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_CloseHandle(HANDLE hObject) + { + if (!active_context()) + { + return original_CloseHandle(hObject); + } + + // Fast path: CloseHandle is one of the hottest calls in a server + // (every event, mutex, thread, mapping, file, registry handle, ...). + // Our synthetic handles are minted at or above synthetic_handle_floor, + // far above any real kernel handle, so a value below the floor cannot + // be ours — skip the lock and map probe entirely. + if (reinterpret_cast(hObject) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_CloseHandle(hObject); + } + + // If it is one of our synthetic file handles (allocated by the + // CreateFileW hook), flush any buffered writes and release it so the + // backing ifile is freed. Otherwise it is a real OS handle — pass + // through. + std::error_code ec; + if (active_context()->close_file_handle(hObject, ec)) + { + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + return TRUE; + } + + return original_CloseHandle(hObject); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Synthetic-file I/O hooks (M-HWC-REVIEW-2) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // + // CreateFileW can hand the engine a synthetic handle backed by a PIL + // `ifile`. These hooks make that handle usable: each routes its call to + // the backing file when the handle is one of ours, and otherwise falls + // through to the real kernel32 function. Every hook starts with the same + // lock-free fast path used by CloseHandle: a value below + // synthetic_handle_floor cannot be one of ours, so we skip the lock. + + // Map a std::error_code from the PIL file surfaces onto a Win32 last-error + // and return FALSE, the standard failure convention for these APIs. + BOOL + fail_from_error_code(std::error_code const& ec) + { + if (ec == std::errc::not_supported) + ::SetLastError(ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED); + else if (ec == std::errc::invalid_argument) + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER); + else if (ec == std::errc::bad_file_descriptor) + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE); + else + ::SetLastError(ERROR_READ_FAULT); + return FALSE; + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_ReadFile(HANDLE hFile, + LPVOID lpBuffer, + DWORD nNumberOfBytesToRead, + LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesRead, + LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_ReadFile(hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToRead, + lpNumberOfBytesRead, lpOverlapped); + } + + // Overlapped (asynchronous) I/O on a synthetic handle is not + // supported: our backing files are synchronous in-memory PIL nodes + // and we do not own the OVERLAPPED/IOCP completion machinery. Reject + // it explicitly rather than silently completing it, which could hang + // a caller that waits for an IOCP packet that never arrives. + if (lpOverlapped != nullptr + && active_context()->is_synthetic_file_handle(hFile)) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER); + return FALSE; + } + + std::size_t bytes_read = 0; + std::error_code ec; + std::span buffer(static_cast(lpBuffer), + nNumberOfBytesToRead); + if (!active_context()->read_file_handle(hFile, buffer, bytes_read, ec)) + { + // Not one of ours after all — pass through. + return original_ReadFile(hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToRead, + lpNumberOfBytesRead, lpOverlapped); + } + + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + + if (lpNumberOfBytesRead != nullptr) + *lpNumberOfBytesRead = static_cast(bytes_read); + + return TRUE; + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_WriteFile(HANDLE hFile, + LPCVOID lpBuffer, + DWORD nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + LPDWORD lpNumberOfBytesWritten, + LPOVERLAPPED lpOverlapped) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_WriteFile(hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + lpNumberOfBytesWritten, lpOverlapped); + } + + // Overlapped (asynchronous) I/O on a synthetic handle is not + // supported (see hook_ReadFile). Reject it rather than faking an + // IOCP completion the caller's port will never receive. + if (lpOverlapped != nullptr + && active_context()->is_synthetic_file_handle(hFile)) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER); + return FALSE; + } + + std::size_t bytes_written = 0; + std::error_code ec; + std::span buffer(static_cast(lpBuffer), + nNumberOfBytesToWrite); + if (!active_context()->write_file_handle(hFile, buffer, bytes_written, ec)) + { + return original_WriteFile(hFile, lpBuffer, nNumberOfBytesToWrite, + lpNumberOfBytesWritten, lpOverlapped); + } + + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + + if (lpNumberOfBytesWritten != nullptr) + *lpNumberOfBytesWritten = static_cast(bytes_written); + + return TRUE; + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_GetFileSizeEx(HANDLE hFile, PLARGE_INTEGER lpFileSize) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_GetFileSizeEx(hFile, lpFileSize); + } + + std::uint64_t size = 0; + std::error_code ec; + if (!active_context()->get_file_handle_size(hFile, size, ec)) + return original_GetFileSizeEx(hFile, lpFileSize); + + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + + if (lpFileSize != nullptr) + lpFileSize->QuadPart = static_cast(size); + return TRUE; + } + + DWORD WINAPI + hook_GetFileSize(HANDLE hFile, LPDWORD lpFileSizeHigh) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_GetFileSize(hFile, lpFileSizeHigh); + } + + std::uint64_t size = 0; + std::error_code ec; + if (!active_context()->get_file_handle_size(hFile, size, ec)) + return original_GetFileSize(hFile, lpFileSizeHigh); + + if (ec) + { + fail_from_error_code(ec); + return INVALID_FILE_SIZE; + } + + if (lpFileSizeHigh != nullptr) + *lpFileSizeHigh = static_cast(size >> 32); + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + return static_cast(size & 0xFFFFFFFFu); + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_SetFilePointerEx(HANDLE hFile, + LARGE_INTEGER liDistanceToMove, + PLARGE_INTEGER lpNewFilePointer, + DWORD dwMoveMethod) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_SetFilePointerEx(hFile, liDistanceToMove, + lpNewFilePointer, dwMoveMethod); + } + + std::uint64_t new_position = 0; + std::error_code ec; + if (!active_context()->set_file_handle_pointer( + hFile, liDistanceToMove.QuadPart, dwMoveMethod, new_position, ec)) + { + return original_SetFilePointerEx(hFile, liDistanceToMove, + lpNewFilePointer, dwMoveMethod); + } + + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + + if (lpNewFilePointer != nullptr) + lpNewFilePointer->QuadPart = static_cast(new_position); + return TRUE; + } + + DWORD WINAPI + hook_SetFilePointer(HANDLE hFile, + LONG lDistanceToMove, + PLONG lpDistanceToMoveHigh, + DWORD dwMoveMethod) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_SetFilePointer(hFile, lDistanceToMove, + lpDistanceToMoveHigh, dwMoveMethod); + } + + // Assemble the 64-bit distance from the low LONG and optional high LONG. + std::int64_t distance = lDistanceToMove; + if (lpDistanceToMoveHigh != nullptr) + { + distance = static_cast( + (static_cast(static_cast(*lpDistanceToMoveHigh)) << 32) + | static_cast(lDistanceToMove)); + } + + std::uint64_t new_position = 0; + std::error_code ec; + if (!active_context()->set_file_handle_pointer( + hFile, distance, dwMoveMethod, new_position, ec)) + { + return original_SetFilePointer(hFile, lDistanceToMove, + lpDistanceToMoveHigh, dwMoveMethod); + } + + if (ec) + { + fail_from_error_code(ec); + return INVALID_SET_FILE_POINTER; + } + + if (lpDistanceToMoveHigh != nullptr) + *lpDistanceToMoveHigh = static_cast(new_position >> 32); + ::SetLastError(NO_ERROR); + return static_cast(new_position & 0xFFFFFFFFu); + } + + DWORD WINAPI + hook_GetFileType(HANDLE hFile) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_GetFileType(hFile); + } + + if (active_context()->is_synthetic_file_handle(hFile)) + return FILE_TYPE_DISK; + + return original_GetFileType(hFile); + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_FlushFileBuffers(HANDLE hFile) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_FlushFileBuffers(hFile); + } + + // Flush any writes buffered by the WriteFile hook to the backing PIL + // node. flush_file_handle returns false when the handle is not one of + // ours, in which case we pass through to the real flush. + std::error_code ec; + if (active_context()->flush_file_handle(hFile, ec)) + { + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + return TRUE; + } + + return original_FlushFileBuffers(hFile); + } + + BOOL WINAPI + hook_SetEndOfFile(HANDLE hFile) + { + if (!active_context() + || reinterpret_cast(hFile) < synthetic_handle_floor) + { + return original_SetEndOfFile(hFile); + } + + // Truncate (or zero-extend) the buffered content to the current file + // position. set_end_of_file_handle returns false when the handle is + // not one of ours, in which case we pass through. + std::error_code ec; + if (active_context()->set_end_of_file_handle(hFile, ec)) + { + if (ec) + return fail_from_error_code(ec); + return TRUE; + } + + return original_SetEndOfFile(hFile); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // GetFileAttributesW hook + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + DWORD WINAPI + hook_GetFileAttributesW(LPCWSTR lpFileName) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->filesystem) + { + return original_GetFileAttributesW(lpFileName); + } + + try + { + auto path_opt = parse_windows_path(lpFileName); + if (!path_opt) + { + return original_GetFileAttributesW(lpFileName); + } + + file_path const& path = *path_opt; + auto root = path.root(); + + // Only intercept drive-rooted paths. + if (root.kind() != file_root_kind::drive) + { + return original_GetFileAttributesW(lpFileName); + } + + // Open the root. + std::shared_ptr root_dir; + auto d = active_context()->filesystem->open_root( + ifilesystem::open_root_flags{}, + root, + file_access::default_open, + root_dir); + + if (d || !root_dir) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + + // Get the relative portion. + auto relative = path.relative_path(); + if (relative.empty()) + { + // Root directory — return directory attributes. + return FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY; + } + + // Try to open as a directory first. + std::shared_ptr dir; + std::error_code ec; + auto d2 = root_dir->open_directory( + idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path{relative}, + file_access::default_open, + dir, + ec); + + if (!ec && d2.code() != idirectory::open_directory_result_code::not_found && dir) + { + // It's a directory. + DWORD attrs = FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY; + // A backing metadata-query failure must surface as a Win32 + // error, not the process-fatal internal-error check that the + // no-argument query_information() convenience overload would + // raise inside this hook (catch(...) cannot recover a + // fail-fast abort). + file_metadata metadata; + if (dir->query_information(idirectory::query_information_flags{}, metadata)) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::read_only) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY; + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::hidden) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN; + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::system) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM; + return attrs; + } + + // Try to open as a file. + std::shared_ptr file; + auto d3 = root_dir->open_file( + idirectory::open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path{relative}, + file_access::read, + file, + ec); + + if (!ec && d3.code() != idirectory::open_file_result_code::not_found && file) + { + // It's a file. + DWORD attrs = FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL; + // See the directory branch above: surface a query failure as + // a Win32 error rather than the fatal no-argument overload. + file_metadata metadata; + if (file->query_information(ifile::query_information_flags{}, metadata)) + { + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::read_only) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY; + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::hidden) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_HIDDEN; + if ((metadata.m_attributes & file_attributes::system) != file_attributes::none) + attrs |= FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM; + return attrs; + } + + // Not found. + ::SetLastError(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND); + return INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES; + } + catch (...) + { + return original_GetFileAttributesW(lpFileName); + } + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HTTP URL parsing and remapping helpers (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Parsed components of an HTTP Server API URL. + // Format: scheme://host:port/path (e.g., http://+:80/app/) + struct parsed_http_url + { + std::wstring scheme; // "http" or "https" + std::wstring host; // hostname, "+", or "*" + uint16_t port{0}; // port number + std::wstring path; // path including leading and trailing slashes + }; + + // Parse an HTTP Server API URL into components. + // Returns true if parsing succeeded, false otherwise. + bool + parse_http_url(std::wstring_view url, parsed_http_url& out) + { + // Format: scheme://host:port/path + // Examples: + // http://+:80/ + // https://localhost:443/app/ + // http://*:8080/api/v1/ + + out = {}; + + // Find "://" + auto scheme_end = url.find(L"://"); + if (scheme_end == std::wstring_view::npos) + return false; + + out.scheme = std::wstring(url.substr(0, scheme_end)); + + // Skip past "://" + auto host_start = scheme_end + 3; + if (host_start >= url.size()) + return false; + + // Find the port separator ":" + auto port_sep = url.find(L':', host_start); + if (port_sep == std::wstring_view::npos) + return false; + + out.host = std::wstring(url.substr(host_start, port_sep - host_start)); + + // Find the path separator "/" + auto path_start = url.find(L'/', port_sep); + if (path_start == std::wstring_view::npos) + { + // No path - port runs to end + auto port_str = url.substr(port_sep + 1); + out.port = static_cast(std::wcstoul(std::wstring(port_str).c_str(), nullptr, 10)); + out.path = L"/"; + } + else + { + auto port_str = url.substr(port_sep + 1, path_start - port_sep - 1); + out.port = static_cast(std::wcstoul(std::wstring(port_str).c_str(), nullptr, 10)); + out.path = std::wstring(url.substr(path_start)); + } + + return true; + } + + // Reconstruct an HTTP Server API URL from components. + std::wstring + reconstruct_http_url(parsed_http_url const& parsed) + { + std::wstring result; + result.reserve(parsed.scheme.size() + 3 + parsed.host.size() + 6 + parsed.path.size()); + result += parsed.scheme; + result += L"://"; + result += parsed.host; + result += L':'; + result += std::to_wstring(parsed.port); + result += parsed.path; + return result; + } + + // Convert wide string host to u16string for http_endpoint. + std::u16string + wstring_to_u16string(std::wstring const& ws) + { + // On Windows, wchar_t is 16-bit, so this is a direct reinterpret. + static_assert(sizeof(wchar_t) == sizeof(char16_t), "wchar_t must be 16-bit"); + return std::u16string(reinterpret_cast(ws.data()), ws.size()); + } + + // Convert u16string to wide string. + std::wstring + u16string_to_wstring(std::u16string const& u16s) + { + static_assert(sizeof(wchar_t) == sizeof(char16_t), "wchar_t must be 16-bit"); + return std::wstring(reinterpret_cast(u16s.data()), u16s.size()); + } + + // Try to remap a URL using the http_listener_session. + // Returns the remapped URL if a mapping exists, or the original URL otherwise. + // If remapping occurred, records it in the context for later reverse lookup. + std::wstring + try_remap_url(std::wstring const& original_url) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener_session) + return original_url; + + parsed_http_url parsed; + if (!parse_http_url(original_url, parsed)) + return original_url; + + // Create an endpoint from the parsed host:port. + http_endpoint public_ep(wstring_to_u16string(parsed.host), parsed.port); + + // Look up the mapping. + auto private_ep_opt = active_context()->http_listener_session->lookup_private(public_ep); + if (!private_ep_opt) + return original_url; + + // Remap the URL with the private endpoint. + http_endpoint const& private_ep = *private_ep_opt; + parsed.host = u16string_to_wstring(private_ep.host); + parsed.port = private_ep.port; + + std::wstring remapped_url = reconstruct_http_url(parsed); + + // Record the mapping for reverse lookup on removal. + active_context()->record_url_mapping(original_url, remapped_url); + + return remapped_url; + } + + // Try to reverse-map a URL (find the private URL for a public URL that was registered). + // Used when removing a URL - the caller passes the public URL, but we registered the private one. + std::wstring + try_reverse_map_url(std::wstring const& public_url) + { + if (!active_context()) + return public_url; + + auto private_url_opt = active_context()->lookup_private_url(public_url); + if (!private_url_opt) + return public_url; + + // Remove the mapping since we're about to unregister. + active_context()->remove_url_mapping_by_public(public_url); + + return *private_url_opt; + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpAddUrl hook (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpAddUrl(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, PCWSTR pFullyQualifiedUrl, PVOID pReserved) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener_session) + { + return original_HttpAddUrl(ReqQueueHandle, pFullyQualifiedUrl, pReserved); + } + + // Remap the URL if we have a mapping for it. + std::wstring original_url(pFullyQualifiedUrl); + std::wstring remapped_url = try_remap_url(original_url); + + return original_HttpAddUrl(ReqQueueHandle, remapped_url.c_str(), pReserved); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup hook (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup(HTTP_URL_GROUP_ID UrlGroupId, + PCWSTR pFullyQualifiedUrl, + HTTP_URL_CONTEXT UrlContext, + ULONG Reserved) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener_session) + { + return original_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup(UrlGroupId, pFullyQualifiedUrl, UrlContext, Reserved); + } + + // Remap the URL if we have a mapping for it. + std::wstring original_url(pFullyQualifiedUrl); + std::wstring remapped_url = try_remap_url(original_url); + + return original_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup(UrlGroupId, remapped_url.c_str(), UrlContext, Reserved); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpRemoveUrl hook (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpRemoveUrl(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, PCWSTR pFullyQualifiedUrl) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener_session) + { + return original_HttpRemoveUrl(ReqQueueHandle, pFullyQualifiedUrl); + } + + // Look up the remapped URL (we registered with the private URL). + std::wstring public_url(pFullyQualifiedUrl); + std::wstring private_url = try_reverse_map_url(public_url); + + return original_HttpRemoveUrl(ReqQueueHandle, private_url.c_str()); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup hook (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup(HTTP_URL_GROUP_ID UrlGroupId, + PCWSTR pFullyQualifiedUrl, + ULONG Flags) + { + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener_session) + { + return original_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup(UrlGroupId, pFullyQualifiedUrl, Flags); + } + + // Look up the remapped URL (we registered with the private URL). + std::wstring public_url(pFullyQualifiedUrl); + std::wstring private_url = try_reverse_map_url(public_url); + + return original_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup(UrlGroupId, private_url.c_str(), Flags); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpReceiveHttpRequest hook (D-HWC-6, Tier B) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Storage for synthetic request bodies, keyed by request_id. Populated + // by hook_HttpReceiveHttpRequest when a dequeued request carries a body + // and drained by hook_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody. + static std::unordered_map, size_t>> s_synthetic_request_bodies; + static std::mutex s_request_body_mutex; + + // Drop every stashed request body. Called on instance teardown so bodies + // belonging to requests that were never drained (no entity-body read and + // no completing response) do not survive past the activation that owned + // them. + static void + clear_synthetic_request_bodies() + { + std::lock_guard guard(s_request_body_mutex); + s_synthetic_request_bodies.clear(); + } + + // Helper: Marshal a synthetic request into an HTTP_REQUEST buffer. + // Returns the total bytes needed; if larger than RequestBufferLength the + // caller returns ERROR_MORE_DATA and retries with a larger buffer. + // + // The engine routes on the cooked URL (host + abs-path) and decides + // whether to call HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody from the Content-Length + // header, so a base HTTP_REQUEST alone is not enough: we marshal the raw + // URL, the cooked (wide) URL components, a computed Content-Length, the + // Host header, and any remaining caller-supplied headers as unknown + // headers. All variable-length data is laid out in the trailing region + // of the caller's buffer with the struct's pointers referring into it. + + // A bump allocator over the trailing region of the request buffer. + // reserve() always advances the running offset (so the true required + // size is known even when the buffer is too small) but only returns a + // pointer when the reservation actually fits. + struct request_buffer_writer + { + std::byte* base; + std::size_t capacity; + std::size_t offset; + + void* + reserve(std::size_t n, std::size_t align) + { + std::size_t const aligned = (offset + (align - 1)) & ~(align - 1); + std::size_t const end = aligned + n; + void* p = (end <= capacity) ? (base + aligned) : nullptr; + offset = end; + return p; + } + }; + + static PCSTR + put_narrow(request_buffer_writer& w, std::string_view s) + { + void* p = w.reserve(s.size() + 1, 1); + if (p != nullptr) + { + std::memcpy(p, s.data(), s.size()); + static_cast(p)[s.size()] = '\0'; + } + return static_cast(p); + } + + static PCWSTR + put_wide(request_buffer_writer& w, std::wstring_view s) + { + void* p = w.reserve((s.size() + 1) * sizeof(wchar_t), alignof(wchar_t)); + if (p != nullptr) + { + std::memcpy(p, s.data(), s.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + static_cast(p)[s.size()] = L'\0'; + } + return static_cast(p); + } + + // URLs and HTTP header values are ASCII on the wire; narrow each code + // unit, substituting '?' for anything outside 7-bit ASCII. + static std::string + narrow_ascii(std::wstring_view w) + { + std::string s; + s.reserve(w.size()); + for (wchar_t c : w) + s.push_back(c <= 0x7F ? static_cast(c) : '?'); + return s; + } + + static bool + iequals_ascii(std::string_view a, std::string_view b) + { + if (a.size() != b.size()) + return false; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < a.size(); ++i) + { + char ca = a[i]; + char cb = b[i]; + if (ca >= 'A' && ca <= 'Z') ca = static_cast(ca - 'A' + 'a'); + if (cb >= 'A' && cb <= 'Z') cb = static_cast(cb - 'A' + 'a'); + if (ca != cb) + return false; + } + return true; + } + + static ULONG + marshal_synthetic_request(synthetic_http_request const& synth, + PHTTP_REQUEST pRequestBuffer, + ULONG RequestBufferLength, + PULONG pBytesReceived) + { + // Parse the full URL (scheme://host[:port]/abs-path[?query]) into the + // pieces HTTP_COOKED_URL exposes. + std::wstring const& full = synth.url; + std::size_t const scheme_pos = full.find(L"://"); + std::size_t const host_start = (scheme_pos == std::wstring::npos) ? 0 : scheme_pos + 3; + std::size_t const path_start = full.find(L'/', host_start); + + std::wstring const host_wide = + (path_start == std::wstring::npos) + ? full.substr(host_start) + : full.substr(host_start, path_start - host_start); + + std::wstring const path_and_query = + (path_start == std::wstring::npos) ? std::wstring(L"/") : full.substr(path_start); + + std::size_t const q = path_and_query.find(L'?'); + std::wstring const abspath_wide = (q == std::wstring::npos) + ? path_and_query + : path_and_query.substr(0, q); + std::wstring const query_wide = (q == std::wstring::npos) + ? std::wstring() + : path_and_query.substr(q); // includes '?' + + // Narrow forms used for the raw URL and the Host known header. + std::string const raw_url_narrow = narrow_ascii(path_and_query); + + // Prefer a caller-supplied Host header; otherwise derive it from the URL. + std::string host_narrow = narrow_ascii(host_wide); + for (auto const& [name, value] : synth.headers) + { + if (iequals_ascii(name, "Host")) + { + host_narrow = value; + break; + } + } + + std::string const content_length = std::to_string(synth.body.size()); + + // Caller-supplied headers other than Host / Content-Length (which we + // marshal as known headers) become unknown headers. + std::vector> unknown; + unknown.reserve(synth.headers.size()); + for (auto const& [name, value] : synth.headers) + { + if (iequals_ascii(name, "Host") || iequals_ascii(name, "Content-Length")) + continue; + unknown.emplace_back(name, value); + } + + ULONG const base_size = sizeof(HTTP_REQUEST); + + request_buffer_writer w{reinterpret_cast(pRequestBuffer), + RequestBufferLength, + base_size}; + + // Only touch the fixed struct when it actually fits. + bool const have_struct = (RequestBufferLength >= base_size); + if (have_struct) + ZeroMemory(pRequestBuffer, base_size); + + // Lay out the trailing variable-length data. When a reservation does + // not fit, the returned pointer is null; the running offset still + // advances so the caller learns the true required size and retries. + PCSTR raw_url_ptr = put_narrow(w, raw_url_narrow); + PCWSTR full_ptr = put_wide(w, full); + PCWSTR host_ptr = put_wide(w, host_wide); + PCWSTR abspath_ptr = put_wide(w, abspath_wide); + PCWSTR query_ptr = query_wide.empty() ? nullptr : put_wide(w, query_wide); + + PCSTR content_length_ptr = put_narrow(w, content_length); + PCSTR host_value_ptr = put_narrow(w, host_narrow); + + // Unknown-header name/value strings, then the array that references them. + std::vector unknown_entries; + unknown_entries.reserve(unknown.size()); + for (auto const& [name, value] : unknown) + { + HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER entry{}; + entry.NameLength = static_cast(name.size()); + entry.pName = put_narrow(w, name); + entry.RawValueLength = static_cast(value.size()); + entry.pRawValue = put_narrow(w, value); + unknown_entries.push_back(entry); + } + + HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER* unknown_array = nullptr; + if (!unknown_entries.empty()) + { + unknown_array = static_cast(w.reserve( + unknown_entries.size() * sizeof(HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER), + alignof(HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER))); + if (unknown_array != nullptr) + std::memcpy(unknown_array, + unknown_entries.data(), + unknown_entries.size() * sizeof(HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER)); + } + + ULONG const needed = static_cast(w.offset); + + // If everything fits, fill in the fixed struct and its pointers. + if (have_struct && needed <= RequestBufferLength) + { + pRequestBuffer->RequestId = synth.request_id; + pRequestBuffer->Version.MajorVersion = synth.http_version_major; + pRequestBuffer->Version.MinorVersion = synth.http_version_minor; + + if (synth.method == "GET") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbGET; + else if (synth.method == "POST") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbPOST; + else if (synth.method == "PUT") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbPUT; + else if (synth.method == "DELETE") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbDELETE; + else if (synth.method == "HEAD") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbHEAD; + else if (synth.method == "OPTIONS") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbOPTIONS; + else if (synth.method == "TRACE") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbTRACE; + else if (synth.method == "CONNECT") + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbCONNECT; + else + pRequestBuffer->Verb = HttpVerbUnknown; + + pRequestBuffer->pRawUrl = raw_url_ptr; + pRequestBuffer->RawUrlLength = static_cast(raw_url_narrow.size()); + + auto& cu = pRequestBuffer->CookedUrl; + cu.pFullUrl = full_ptr; + cu.FullUrlLength = static_cast(full.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + cu.pHost = host_ptr; + cu.HostLength = static_cast(host_wide.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + cu.pAbsPath = abspath_ptr; + cu.AbsPathLength = static_cast(abspath_wide.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + cu.pQueryString = query_ptr; + cu.QueryStringLength = static_cast(query_wide.size() * sizeof(wchar_t)); + + auto& headers = pRequestBuffer->Headers; + headers.KnownHeaders[HttpHeaderContentLength].pRawValue = content_length_ptr; + headers.KnownHeaders[HttpHeaderContentLength].RawValueLength = static_cast(content_length.size()); + headers.KnownHeaders[HttpHeaderHost].pRawValue = host_value_ptr; + headers.KnownHeaders[HttpHeaderHost].RawValueLength = static_cast(host_narrow.size()); + headers.UnknownHeaderCount = static_cast(unknown_entries.size()); + headers.pUnknownHeaders = unknown_array; + + pRequestBuffer->BytesReceived = synth.body.size(); + + if (pBytesReceived != nullptr) + *pBytesReceived = needed; + } + else + { + if (pBytesReceived != nullptr) + *pBytesReceived = 0; + } + + return needed; + } + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpReceiveHttpRequest(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, + HTTP_REQUEST_ID RequestId, + ULONG Flags, + PHTTP_REQUEST pRequestBuffer, + ULONG RequestBufferLength, + PULONG pBytesReceived, + LPOVERLAPPED pOverlapped) + { + // Check for synthetic HTTP mode first. + if (active_context() && active_context()->synthetic_http_enabled && + active_context()->synthetic_queue) + { + // Asynchronous mode with overlapped not supported for synthetic queue. + if (pOverlapped != nullptr) + { + // For now, return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER for async calls. + // A full implementation would support async via completion port. + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + } + + // Try to dequeue a synthetic request. + auto synth_request = active_context()->synthetic_queue->try_dequeue_request(); + if (!synth_request) + { + // No request available; return appropriate status. + // Real http.sys would block or return pending; we return immediately. + return ERROR_HANDLE_EOF; + } + + // Marshal the synthetic request into the buffer. + ULONG needed = marshal_synthetic_request(*synth_request, + pRequestBuffer, + RequestBufferLength, + pBytesReceived); + if (needed > RequestBufferLength) + { + // The caller's buffer is too small. try_dequeue_request has + // already removed the request, so put it back at the front + // (preserving its request_id and FIFO order) for the caller's + // retry with a larger buffer — otherwise the request is lost. + active_context()->synthetic_queue->requeue_front(std::move(*synth_request)); + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + + // Stash the request body so a subsequent + // HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody call can retrieve it. Without + // this the engine would observe an empty body for POST/PUT. + if (!synth_request->body.empty()) + { + std::lock_guard guard(s_request_body_mutex); + s_synthetic_request_bodies[synth_request->request_id] = + std::make_pair(synth_request->body, static_cast(0)); + } + + return NO_ERROR; + } + + // Not synthetic mode; check for Tier A http_listener session. + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener) + { + return original_HttpReceiveHttpRequest( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pRequestBuffer, + RequestBufferLength, pBytesReceived, pOverlapped); + } + + // Tier A mode: fall through to real http.sys. + return original_HttpReceiveHttpRequest( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pRequestBuffer, + RequestBufferLength, pBytesReceived, pOverlapped); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody hook (D-HWC-6, Tier B) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, + HTTP_REQUEST_ID RequestId, + ULONG Flags, + PVOID pBuffer, + ULONG BufferLength, + PULONG pBytesReceived, + LPOVERLAPPED pOverlapped) + { + // Check for synthetic HTTP mode. + if (active_context() && active_context()->synthetic_http_enabled && + active_context()->synthetic_queue) + { + // Asynchronous mode not supported for synthetic queue. + if (pOverlapped != nullptr) + { + return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; + } + + // Look up the request body for this RequestId. + std::lock_guard guard(s_request_body_mutex); + auto it = s_synthetic_request_bodies.find(RequestId); + if (it == s_synthetic_request_bodies.end()) + { + // No body data for this request. + if (pBytesReceived) + *pBytesReceived = 0; + return ERROR_HANDLE_EOF; + } + + auto& [body, offset] = it->second; + size_t remaining = body.size() - offset; + if (remaining == 0) + { + // All body data consumed. + if (pBytesReceived) + *pBytesReceived = 0; + s_synthetic_request_bodies.erase(it); + return ERROR_HANDLE_EOF; + } + + // Copy as much as fits in the buffer. + size_t to_copy = (std::min)(static_cast(BufferLength), remaining); + memcpy(pBuffer, body.data() + offset, to_copy); + offset += to_copy; + + if (pBytesReceived) + *pBytesReceived = static_cast(to_copy); + + // Check if there's more data. + if (offset < body.size()) + { + return ERROR_MORE_DATA; + } + else + { + s_synthetic_request_bodies.erase(it); + return NO_ERROR; + } + } + + // Not synthetic mode; fall through to real http.sys. + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener) + { + return original_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pBuffer, + BufferLength, pBytesReceived, pOverlapped); + } + + return original_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pBuffer, + BufferLength, pBytesReceived, pOverlapped); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpSendHttpResponse hook (D-HWC-6, Tier B) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Helper: Extract response data from HTTP_RESPONSE and data chunks. + static captured_http_response + extract_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID RequestId, PHTTP_RESPONSE pHttpResponse, + USHORT EntityChunkCount = 0, PHTTP_DATA_CHUNK pEntityChunks = nullptr) + { + captured_http_response response; + response.request_id = RequestId; + + if (pHttpResponse) + { + response.status_code = pHttpResponse->StatusCode; + + // Copy reason phrase if present. + if (pHttpResponse->pReason && pHttpResponse->ReasonLength > 0) + { + response.reason_phrase.assign( + pHttpResponse->pReason, + pHttpResponse->ReasonLength); + } + + // Extract known headers. + for (int i = 0; i < HttpHeaderResponseMaximum; ++i) + { + auto const& hdr = pHttpResponse->Headers.KnownHeaders[i]; + if (hdr.pRawValue && hdr.RawValueLength > 0) + { + // Map header index to header name. + static char const* const known_header_names[] = { + "Cache-Control", "Connection", "Date", "Keep-Alive", + "Pragma", "Trailer", "Transfer-Encoding", "Upgrade", + "Via", "Warning", "Allow", "Content-Length", + "Content-Type", "Content-Encoding", "Content-Language", + "Content-Location", "Content-MD5", "Content-Range", + "Expires", "Last-Modified", "Accept-Ranges", "Age", + "ETag", "Location", "Proxy-Authenticate", "Retry-After", + "Server", "Set-Cookie", "Vary", "WWW-Authenticate" + }; + if (i < static_cast(std::size(known_header_names))) + { + response.headers.emplace_back( + known_header_names[i], + std::string(hdr.pRawValue, hdr.RawValueLength)); + } + } + } + + // Extract unknown headers. + for (USHORT j = 0; j < pHttpResponse->Headers.UnknownHeaderCount; ++j) + { + auto const& uhdr = pHttpResponse->Headers.pUnknownHeaders[j]; + if (uhdr.pName && uhdr.NameLength > 0 && + uhdr.pRawValue && uhdr.RawValueLength > 0) + { + response.headers.emplace_back( + std::string(uhdr.pName, uhdr.NameLength), + std::string(uhdr.pRawValue, uhdr.RawValueLength)); + } + } + + // Extract entity body from response if present. + if (pHttpResponse->EntityChunkCount > 0 && pHttpResponse->pEntityChunks) + { + for (USHORT k = 0; k < pHttpResponse->EntityChunkCount; ++k) + { + auto const& chunk = pHttpResponse->pEntityChunks[k]; + if (chunk.DataChunkType == HttpDataChunkFromMemory && + chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer && chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength > 0) + { + auto* data = static_cast(chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer); + response.body.insert(response.body.end(), + data, data + chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength); + } + } + } + } + + // Extract additional entity chunks if provided. + if (EntityChunkCount > 0 && pEntityChunks) + { + for (USHORT k = 0; k < EntityChunkCount; ++k) + { + auto const& chunk = pEntityChunks[k]; + if (chunk.DataChunkType == HttpDataChunkFromMemory && + chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer && chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength > 0) + { + auto* data = static_cast(chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer); + response.body.insert(response.body.end(), + data, data + chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength); + } + } + } + + return response; + } + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpSendHttpResponse(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, + HTTP_REQUEST_ID RequestId, + ULONG Flags, + PHTTP_RESPONSE pHttpResponse, + PHTTP_CACHE_POLICY pCachePolicy, + PULONG pBytesSent, + PVOID pReserved1, + ULONG Reserved2, + LPOVERLAPPED pOverlapped, + PHTTP_LOG_DATA pLogData) + { + // Check for synthetic HTTP mode. + if (active_context() && active_context()->synthetic_http_enabled && + active_context()->synthetic_queue) + { + // Capture the response. + auto response = extract_response(RequestId, pHttpResponse); + + // Check if this is a complete response (no more data flag). + bool is_complete = (Flags & HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_FLAG_MORE_DATA) == 0; + response.complete = is_complete; + + active_context()->synthetic_queue->capture_response(RequestId, std::move(response)); + + // The request is finished once its complete response is sent. + // Drop any leftover stashed request body so the map does not grow + // unbounded when the engine never drained the entity body (e.g. a + // GET, or a request the engine rejected without reading it). + if (is_complete) + { + std::lock_guard guard(s_request_body_mutex); + s_synthetic_request_bodies.erase(RequestId); + } + + // Calculate bytes sent (approximate). + ULONG bytes_sent = sizeof(HTTP_RESPONSE); + if (pHttpResponse) + { + bytes_sent += pHttpResponse->ReasonLength; + // Add body size from entity chunks. + for (USHORT k = 0; k < pHttpResponse->EntityChunkCount; ++k) + { + auto const& chunk = pHttpResponse->pEntityChunks[k]; + if (chunk.DataChunkType == HttpDataChunkFromMemory) + { + bytes_sent += chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength; + } + } + } + + if (pBytesSent) + *pBytesSent = bytes_sent; + + return NO_ERROR; + } + + // Not synthetic mode; fall through to real http.sys. + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener) + { + return original_HttpSendHttpResponse( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pHttpResponse, pCachePolicy, + pBytesSent, pReserved1, Reserved2, pOverlapped, pLogData); + } + + return original_HttpSendHttpResponse( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, pHttpResponse, pCachePolicy, + pBytesSent, pReserved1, Reserved2, pOverlapped, pLogData); + } + + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + // HttpSendResponseEntityBody hook (D-HWC-6, Tier B) + //---------------------------------------------------------------------- + + ULONG WINAPI + hook_HttpSendResponseEntityBody(HANDLE ReqQueueHandle, + HTTP_REQUEST_ID RequestId, + ULONG Flags, + USHORT EntityChunkCount, + PHTTP_DATA_CHUNK pEntityChunks, + PULONG pBytesSent, + PVOID pReserved1, + ULONG Reserved2, + LPOVERLAPPED pOverlapped, + PHTTP_LOG_DATA pLogData) + { + // Check for synthetic HTTP mode. + if (active_context() && active_context()->synthetic_http_enabled && + active_context()->synthetic_queue) + { + ULONG bytes_sent = 0; + + // Append body chunks to the response. + for (USHORT k = 0; k < EntityChunkCount; ++k) + { + auto const& chunk = pEntityChunks[k]; + if (chunk.DataChunkType == HttpDataChunkFromMemory && + chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer && chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength > 0) + { + auto* data = static_cast(chunk.FromMemory.pBuffer); + std::span span(data, chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength); + active_context()->synthetic_queue->append_response_body(RequestId, span); + bytes_sent += chunk.FromMemory.BufferLength; + } + } + + // Check if response is complete. + bool is_complete = (Flags & HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_FLAG_MORE_DATA) == 0; + if (is_complete) + { + active_context()->synthetic_queue->complete_response(RequestId); + } + + if (pBytesSent) + *pBytesSent = bytes_sent; + + return NO_ERROR; + } + + // Not synthetic mode; fall through to real http.sys. + if (!active_context() || !active_context()->http_listener) + { + return original_HttpSendResponseEntityBody( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, EntityChunkCount, pEntityChunks, + pBytesSent, pReserved1, Reserved2, pOverlapped, pLogData); + } + + return original_HttpSendResponseEntityBody( + ReqQueueHandle, RequestId, Flags, EntityChunkCount, pEntityChunks, + pBytesSent, pReserved1, Reserved2, pOverlapped, pLogData); + } + + } // namespace hooks + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // IAT patching helpers + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + namespace + { + // Patch a single IAT entry, returning the old value. + bool + patch_iat_entry(void** entry, void* new_func, void*& old_func) + { + DWORD old_protect = 0; + if (!::VirtualProtect(entry, sizeof(void*), PAGE_READWRITE, &old_protect)) + { + return false; + } + + old_func = *entry; + *entry = new_func; + + ::VirtualProtect(entry, sizeof(void*), old_protect, &old_protect); + return true; + } + + // Restore an IAT entry. + void + restore_iat_entry(void** entry, void* old_func) + { + DWORD old_protect = 0; + if (::VirtualProtect(entry, sizeof(void*), PAGE_READWRITE, &old_protect)) + { + *entry = old_func; + ::VirtualProtect(entry, sizeof(void*), old_protect, &old_protect); + } + } + + // Structure defining which functions to hook. + struct hook_definition + { + char const* dll_name; + char const* function_name; + void* hook_func; + void** original_func_ptr; + }; + + hook_definition const k_hooks[] = { + {"ADVAPI32.dll", "RegOpenKeyExW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_RegOpenKeyExW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_RegOpenKeyExW)}, + {"ADVAPI32.dll", "RegQueryValueExW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_RegQueryValueExW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_RegQueryValueExW)}, + {"ADVAPI32.dll", "RegCloseKey", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_RegCloseKey), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_RegCloseKey)}, + {"ADVAPI32.dll", "RegEnumKeyExW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_RegEnumKeyExW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_RegEnumKeyExW)}, + {"ADVAPI32.dll", "RegEnumValueW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_RegEnumValueW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_RegEnumValueW)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "CreateFileW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_CreateFileW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_CreateFileW)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "FindFirstFileW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_FindFirstFileW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_FindFirstFileW)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "FindNextFileW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_FindNextFileW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_FindNextFileW)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "FindClose", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_FindClose), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_FindClose)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "CloseHandle", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_CloseHandle), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_CloseHandle)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "GetFileAttributesW", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_GetFileAttributesW), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_GetFileAttributesW)}, + // Synthetic-file I/O hooks (M-HWC-REVIEW-2): make handles from CreateFileW usable. + {"KERNEL32.dll", "ReadFile", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_ReadFile), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_ReadFile)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "WriteFile", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_WriteFile), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_WriteFile)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "GetFileSizeEx", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_GetFileSizeEx), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_GetFileSizeEx)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "GetFileSize", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_GetFileSize), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_GetFileSize)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "SetFilePointerEx", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_SetFilePointerEx), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_SetFilePointerEx)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "SetFilePointer", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_SetFilePointer), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_SetFilePointer)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "GetFileType", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_GetFileType), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_GetFileType)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "FlushFileBuffers", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_FlushFileBuffers), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_FlushFileBuffers)}, + {"KERNEL32.dll", "SetEndOfFile", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_SetEndOfFile), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_SetEndOfFile)}, + // HTTP Server API hooks (D-HWC-6, Tier A) + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpAddUrl", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpAddUrl), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpAddUrl)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpAddUrlToUrlGroup)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpRemoveUrl", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpRemoveUrl), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpRemoveUrl)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup",reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup),reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpRemoveUrlFromUrlGroup)}, + // HTTP Server API hooks (D-HWC-6, Tier B) + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpReceiveHttpRequest", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpReceiveHttpRequest), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpReceiveHttpRequest)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody",reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody),reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpReceiveRequestEntityBody)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpSendHttpResponse", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpSendHttpResponse), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpSendHttpResponse)}, + {"httpapi.dll", "HttpSendResponseEntityBody", reinterpret_cast(hooks::hook_HttpSendResponseEntityBody), reinterpret_cast(&hooks::original_HttpSendResponseEntityBody)}, + }; + + } // namespace + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::unique_ptr context, + HMODULE target_module, + std::vector installed_hooks): + m_underlying_instance(std::move(underlying_instance)), + m_target_module(target_module), + m_installed_hooks(std::move(installed_hooks)), + m_context(std::move(context)) + {} + + webcore_instance::~webcore_instance() + { + // First shut down the underlying instance (which may still make hooked calls). + m_underlying_instance.reset(); + + // Then uninstall the hooks. + if (m_target_module && !m_installed_hooks.empty()) + { + for (auto const& hook : m_installed_hooks) + { + restore_iat_entry(hook.iat_entry, hook.original_func); + } + } + + // Clear the active context before m_context frees it: once the hooks are + // uninstalled no further engine call can route through the context, so + // it is safe to detach the global pointer and let m_context destroy the + // owned interception_context. + g_active_context_cell.store(nullptr, std::memory_order_release); + + // Drop any synthetic request bodies that outlived their request (never + // drained, no completing response) so they do not survive this activation. + hooks::clear_synthetic_request_bodies(); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore::webcore(std::shared_ptr platform, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore): + m_platform(std::move(platform)), + m_underlying_webcore(std::move(underlying_webcore)) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_platform != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_underlying_webcore != nullptr); + } + + std::vector + webcore::install_iat_hooks(HMODULE target_module) + { + std::vector installed; + + // Use the DbgHelp ImageDirectoryEntryToDataEx to locate the import directory. + ULONG import_dir_size = 0; + auto* import_desc = static_cast( + ::ImageDirectoryEntryToDataEx( + target_module, + TRUE, // mapped as image + IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_IMPORT, + &import_dir_size, + nullptr)); + + if (!import_desc) + { + return installed; + } + + auto const base_addr = reinterpret_cast(target_module); + + // Walk the import descriptors. + for (; import_desc->Name != 0; ++import_desc) + { + auto const* dll_name = reinterpret_cast(base_addr + import_desc->Name); + + // Walk the thunk arrays (IAT and INT). + auto* iat_thunk = reinterpret_cast( + base_addr + import_desc->FirstThunk); + auto* int_thunk = reinterpret_cast( + base_addr + import_desc->OriginalFirstThunk); + + for (; iat_thunk->u1.Function != 0; ++iat_thunk, ++int_thunk) + { + // Check if this is an ordinal import (skip). + if (IMAGE_SNAP_BY_ORDINAL(int_thunk->u1.Ordinal)) + continue; + + // Get the imported function name. + auto const* import_by_name = reinterpret_cast( + base_addr + int_thunk->u1.AddressOfData); + char const* func_name = reinterpret_cast(import_by_name->Name); + + // Check if this is one of the functions we want to hook. + for (auto const& def : k_hooks) + { + if (_stricmp(dll_name, def.dll_name) == 0 && + strcmp(func_name, def.function_name) == 0) + { + // Found a match — patch it. + void* old_func = nullptr; + void** entry = reinterpret_cast(&iat_thunk->u1.Function); + + if (patch_iat_entry(entry, def.hook_func, old_func)) + { + // Save the original for restoring and for the hook to call. + *def.original_func_ptr = old_func; + + installed.push_back({ + entry, + old_func, + def.hook_func, + def.function_name + }); + } + break; + } + } + } + } + + return installed; + } + + void + webcore::uninstall_iat_hooks(HMODULE /*target_module*/, std::vector const& hooks) + { + for (auto const& hook : hooks) + { + restore_iat_entry(hook.iat_entry, hook.original_func); + } + } + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_instance.reset(); + + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + // Get the PIL surfaces from the platform. + auto registry = m_platform->get_registry(); + auto filesystem = m_platform->get_filesystem(); + auto http_listener = m_platform->get_http_listener(); + + // Set up the interception context. Ownership stays with this local + // unique_ptr until it is either transferred to the webcore_instance on + // success or released on a failure path; active_context() only borrows + // the raw pointer for the duration of the hooks. + auto ctx = std::make_unique(); + ctx->registry = registry; + ctx->filesystem = filesystem; + ctx->http_listener = http_listener; + + // Install the context as the active one for the hooks. + g_active_context_cell.store(ctx.get(), std::memory_order_release); + + // TODO: We need the HMODULE of hwebcore.dll. The underlying webcore + // doesn't expose it directly. For now, find it by name after load. + HMODULE hwc_module = ::GetModuleHandleW(L"hwebcore.dll"); + if (!hwc_module) + { + // Engine not loaded yet — call activate to load it, then patch. + std::unique_ptr underlying_instance; + auto d = m_underlying_webcore->activate(flags, request, underlying_instance, ec); + if (d || !underlying_instance) + { + g_active_context_cell.store(nullptr, std::memory_order_release); + return d; + } + + // Now the module should be loaded. + hwc_module = ::GetModuleHandleW(L"hwebcore.dll"); + if (!hwc_module) + { + // Still not found — return the underlying instance without hooks. + g_active_context_cell.store(nullptr, std::memory_order_release); + returned_instance = std::move(underlying_instance); + return d; + } + + // Install hooks and wrap the instance. + auto hooks = install_iat_hooks(hwc_module); + + returned_instance = std::make_unique( + std::move(underlying_instance), + std::move(ctx), + hwc_module, + std::move(hooks)); + + return d; + } + + // Module already loaded — install hooks first, then activate. + auto hooks = install_iat_hooks(hwc_module); + + std::unique_ptr underlying_instance; + auto d = m_underlying_webcore->activate(flags, request, underlying_instance, ec); + if (d || !underlying_instance) + { + // Activation failed — uninstall hooks and return. + uninstall_iat_hooks(hwc_module, hooks); + g_active_context_cell.store(nullptr, std::memory_order_release); + return d; + } + + returned_instance = std::make_unique( + std::move(underlying_instance), + std::move(ctx), + hwc_module, + std::move(hooks)); + + return d; + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Pass through to the underlying webcore. + return m_underlying_webcore->set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Factory function + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + create_intercepting_webcore(std::shared_ptr platform, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore) + { + return std::make_shared(std::move(platform), std::move(underlying_webcore)); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::intercepting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f319607 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/intercepting/intercepting_webcore.h @@ -0,0 +1,816 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Windows headers +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX +#include +#include + +// +// Intercepting webcore decorator (D-HWC-4 opt-in, D-HWC-7). +// +// This decorator wraps an underlying direct `iwebcore` provider and interposes +// on `activate` to patch the loaded `hwebcore.dll` module's IAT, routing the +// engine's `Reg*` / `CreateFileW` / `FindFirstFileW` calls into the active PIL +// registry / filesystem surfaces. +// +// Unlike the materializing decorator (D-HWC-4 default), this approach does NOT +// project content to real paths — the engine's calls are intercepted and +// resolved against the isolated PIL surfaces directly. This enables: +// 1. Full isolation without temp-dir materialization. +// 2. Exact tracing of what the engine actually touched (logging facet). +// +// The interception is: +// - Module-scoped: hooks are installed only on `hwebcore.dll`'s own IAT. +// - Off by default: gated behind `webcore.interception` in `.pilcfg`. +// - Reversible: hooks are uninstalled on instance destruction. +// +// Design notes: D-HWC-7 specifies that this is the bounded exception to the +// "no Detours" policy — we intercept *the engine's* calls only, never +// process-wide inline hooks. +// + +namespace m::pil::impl::intercepting +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // iat_hook — a single IAT entry that was patched + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct iat_hook + { + void** iat_entry; // address of the IAT slot we patched + void* original_func; // original function pointer + void* hook_func; // our replacement function pointer + char const* function_name; // for debugging + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Synthetic HTTP queue for Tier B — fully deterministic HTTP (D-HWC-6) + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // + // This queue enables in-process feeding of synthetic HTTP requests and + // capturing of responses, bypassing http.sys entirely. The hooks check + // synthetic_mode_enabled; when true, HttpReceiveHttpRequest returns + // requests from the queue and HttpSendHttpResponse captures responses. + // + + // + // A synthetic HTTP request to be fed to the engine. + // We store the raw bytes of method, URL, and headers; the hook marshals + // them into HTTP_REQUEST. + // + struct synthetic_http_request + { + HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id{0}; + std::string method; // "GET", "POST", etc. + std::wstring url; // Full URL (http://host:port/path) + std::vector> headers; // Header name/value pairs + std::vector body; // Request body + std::uint16_t http_version_major{1}; + std::uint16_t http_version_minor{1}; + }; + + // + // A captured HTTP response from the engine. + // + struct captured_http_response + { + HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id{0}; + std::uint16_t status_code{0}; + std::string reason_phrase; + std::vector> headers; + std::vector body; + bool complete{false}; // True when all chunks received + }; + + // + // Thread-safe synthetic HTTP request/response queue. + // + class synthetic_http_queue + { + public: + synthetic_http_queue() = default; + ~synthetic_http_queue() = default; + + // Non-copyable, non-movable. + synthetic_http_queue(synthetic_http_queue const&) = delete; + synthetic_http_queue& operator=(synthetic_http_queue const&) = delete; + + // + // Enqueue a synthetic request for the engine to receive. + // Returns the assigned request_id. + // + HTTP_REQUEST_ID + enqueue_request(synthetic_http_request request); + + // + // Try to dequeue a synthetic request (non-blocking). + // Returns nullopt if the queue is empty. + // + std::optional + try_dequeue_request(); + + // + // Put a previously dequeued request back at the front of the queue, + // preserving its assigned request_id and FIFO position. Used when a + // receive call could not marshal the request into the caller's buffer + // (ERROR_MORE_DATA): the request must remain available for the retry + // with a larger buffer rather than being lost. + // + void + requeue_front(synthetic_http_request request); + + // + // Dequeue a synthetic request (blocking with optional timeout). + // Returns nullopt if timeout elapses without a request. + // + std::optional + dequeue_request(std::chrono::milliseconds timeout = std::chrono::milliseconds{0}); + + // + // Capture a response from the engine for the given request_id. + // + void + capture_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, captured_http_response response); + + // + // Append body data to an in-progress response. + // + void + append_response_body(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, std::span data); + + // + // Mark a response as complete (all body data received). + // + void + complete_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id); + + // + // Get a captured response by request_id. + // Returns nullopt if no response captured for that id. + // + std::optional + get_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id) const; + + // + // Wait for a response to be complete. + // Returns nullopt if timeout elapses. + // + std::optional + wait_for_response(HTTP_REQUEST_ID request_id, std::chrono::milliseconds timeout); + + // + // Clear all pending requests and captured responses. + // + void + clear(); + + // + // Check if there are pending requests. + // + bool + has_pending_requests() const; + + private: + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::condition_variable m_request_cv; + std::condition_variable m_response_cv; + + std::deque m_pending_requests; + std::unordered_map m_responses; + + HTTP_REQUEST_ID m_next_request_id{1}; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // interception_context — per-activation state for the hooks + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + // Forward declaration. + class webcore_instance; + + // Synthetic handle values (HKEY / HANDLE) are minted from high ranges that + // real kernel handles never occupy. Each kind (keys, files, find cookies) + // gets its own widely separated range so the per-kind counters — which only + // ever increase — can never overtake each other and start aliasing another + // kind's handles. A handle value below synthetic_handle_floor therefore + // provably is not one of ours, which every file/handle hook uses as a + // lock-free fast path. Changing any value is a breaking change to the + // synthetic-handle scheme. + inline constexpr uintptr_t synthetic_handle_floor = 0x80000000; + inline constexpr uintptr_t synthetic_key_handle_base = 0x80000000; + inline constexpr uintptr_t synthetic_file_handle_base = 0xA0000000; + inline constexpr uintptr_t synthetic_find_handle_base = 0xC0000000; + + struct interception_context + { + // The PIL surfaces the hooks should route calls through. + std::shared_ptr registry; + std::shared_ptr filesystem; + std::shared_ptr http_listener; + + // HTTP listener session for URL remapping (D-HWC-6 Tier A). + // Created during activation if endpoint mappings are configured. + std::unique_ptr http_listener_session; + + // Track remapped URLs: public URL -> private URL (for reverse lookup on removal). + std::mutex url_mapping_mutex; + std::unordered_map public_to_private_url; + std::unordered_map private_to_public_url; + + // Synthetic HTTP mode (D-HWC-6 Tier B). + // When enabled, HttpReceiveHttpRequest returns requests from the queue + // and HttpSendHttpResponse captures responses, bypassing http.sys entirely. + bool synthetic_http_enabled{false}; + std::unique_ptr synthetic_queue; + + // Handle table: maps HKEY values to PIL ikey smart pointers. + // HKEY is an opaque handle; we synthesize unique values for intercepted + // keys and map them back to the ikey when the engine makes calls. + std::mutex handle_mutex; + std::unordered_map> key_handles; + HKEY next_handle_value{reinterpret_cast(synthetic_key_handle_base)}; + + // Handle table: maps HANDLE values to PIL ifile smart pointers plus the + // per-handle current byte position (the Win32 file pointer advanced by + // ReadFile / WriteFile / SetFilePointer on a handle opened without + // FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED). + struct file_state + { + std::shared_ptr file; + std::uint64_t position{0}; + + // Pending whole-file content assembled from WriteFile calls. The + // backing ifile models only whole-file replacement at offset 0 + // (D16/D17), so positioned / chunked writes accumulate here and are + // flushed as a single write_content on flush or close. While `dirty` + // is set this buffer -- not the backing file -- is the authoritative + // content for reads and size queries on this handle. + std::vector write_buffer; + bool dirty{false}; + }; + std::mutex file_handle_mutex; + std::unordered_map file_handles; + HANDLE next_file_handle_value{reinterpret_cast(synthetic_file_handle_base)}; + + // Handle table: maps HANDLE values to find-file state (directory enumeration). + struct find_state + { + std::shared_ptr directory; + std::vector entries; + std::size_t current_index{0}; + }; + std::mutex find_handle_mutex; + std::unordered_map find_handles; + HANDLE next_find_handle_value{reinterpret_cast(synthetic_find_handle_base)}; + + // Allocate a synthetic HKEY handle for a PIL key. + HKEY + allocate_key_handle(std::shared_ptr const& key) + { + std::lock_guard guard(handle_mutex); + HKEY h = next_handle_value; + next_handle_value = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(next_handle_value) + 1); + key_handles[h] = key; + return h; + } + + // Look up a PIL key from a synthetic HKEY handle. + std::shared_ptr + lookup_key_handle(HKEY hkey) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(const_cast(handle_mutex)); + auto it = key_handles.find(hkey); + if (it == key_handles.end()) + return nullptr; + return it->second; + } + + // Release a synthetic HKEY handle. + bool + release_key_handle(HKEY hkey) + { + std::lock_guard guard(handle_mutex); + return key_handles.erase(hkey) > 0; + } + + // Allocate a synthetic HANDLE for a PIL file. + HANDLE + allocate_file_handle(std::shared_ptr const& file) + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + HANDLE h = next_file_handle_value; + next_file_handle_value = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(next_file_handle_value) + 1); + file_handles[h] = file_state{file, 0}; + return h; + } + + // Look up a PIL file from a synthetic HANDLE. + std::shared_ptr + lookup_file_handle(HANDLE handle) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(const_cast(file_handle_mutex)); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return nullptr; + return it->second.file; + } + + // Is `handle` one of our synthetic file handles? + bool + is_synthetic_file_handle(HANDLE handle) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(const_cast(file_handle_mutex)); + return file_handles.find(handle) != file_handles.end(); + } + + // Read from a synthetic file handle at its current position, advancing + // the position by the count read. Returns false (without touching the + // out-params) if `handle` is not one of ours, so the caller can fall + // through to the real ReadFile. The backing read runs *without* the + // handle lock held, so reads on independent files do not serialise on a + // single mutex (the lock is taken only to snapshot the file pointer and + // again to advance it). + bool + read_file_handle(HANDLE handle, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + bytes_read = 0; + ec.clear(); + + std::shared_ptr file; + std::uint64_t off = 0; + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + off = st.position; + + // While dirty the in-memory buffer is the authoritative content; + // serve the read from it directly (a fast in-lock memcpy). + if (st.dirty) + { + if (off < st.write_buffer.size()) + { + std::size_t const avail = + st.write_buffer.size() - static_cast(off); + std::size_t const n = (std::min)(avail, buffer.size()); + std::memcpy(buffer.data(), + st.write_buffer.data() + off, n); + bytes_read = n; + st.position = off + n; + } + return true; + } + + if (!st.file) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::bad_file_descriptor); + return true; + } + file = st.file; // snapshot for the unlocked read + } + + // Slow path: read the backing file without holding the lock. + file->read_content(ifile::read_content_flags{}, off, buffer, + bytes_read, ec); + if (ec) + return true; + + // Re-acquire briefly to advance the position (the entry may have been + // closed concurrently, in which case there is nothing to update). + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it != file_handles.end()) + it->second.position = off + bytes_read; + } + return true; + } + + // Write to a synthetic file handle at its current position. Writes + // accumulate into an in-memory whole-file buffer (the authoritative + // content while the handle is dirty) and are flushed to the backing + // ifile as a single whole-file write_content on flush or close, so the + // engine can write a file in multiple chunks even though write_content + // models only whole-file replacement. Returns false if `handle` is not + // one of ours. + bool + write_file_handle(HANDLE handle, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + bytes_written = 0; + ec.clear(); + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + if (!st.file) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::bad_file_descriptor); + return true; + } + std::uint64_t const off = st.position; + std::size_t const end = static_cast(off) + buffer.size(); + if (st.write_buffer.size() < end) + st.write_buffer.resize(end); // zero-fill any gap below `off` + if (!buffer.empty()) + std::memcpy(st.write_buffer.data() + off, buffer.data(), + buffer.size()); + st.dirty = true; + st.position = end; + bytes_written = buffer.size(); + return true; + } + + // Flush any pending writes on a synthetic file handle to the backing + // ifile (a single whole-file write_content). Returns false if `handle` + // is not one of ours; a clean (non-dirty) handle succeeds as a no-op. + bool + flush_file_handle(HANDLE handle, std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + if (!st.dirty) + return true; + if (!st.file) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::bad_file_descriptor); + return true; + } + std::size_t written = 0; + st.file->write_content(ifile::write_content_flags{}, 0, + std::span(st.write_buffer), + written, ec); + if (!ec) + st.dirty = false; + return true; + } + + // Set the synthetic file's logical end to the handle's current position + // (the Win32 SetEndOfFile contract). The truncated/extended content + // becomes pending and is flushed on the next flush / close. Returns false + // if `handle` is not one of ours. (Truncating an as-yet-unwritten file to + // a non-zero length writes a zero-filled prefix on flush, an accepted + // limitation of the whole-file write model.) + bool + set_end_of_file_handle(HANDLE handle, std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + st.write_buffer.resize(static_cast(st.position)); + st.dirty = true; + return true; + } + + // Query the byte length of a synthetic file handle's content. Returns + // false if `handle` is not one of ours. A failed metadata query is + // surfaced through `ec` rather than reported as size 0. + bool + get_file_handle_size(HANDLE handle, std::uint64_t& size, std::error_code& ec) + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + size = 0; + ec.clear(); + if (st.dirty) + { + size = st.write_buffer.size(); + return true; + } + if (!st.file) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::bad_file_descriptor); + return true; + } + file_metadata md; + auto const d = + st.file->query_information(ifile::query_information_flags{}, md); + if (d) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::io_error); + return true; + } + size = md.m_size; + return true; + } + + // Reposition a synthetic file handle's pointer (FILE_BEGIN / + // FILE_CURRENT / FILE_END). Returns false if `handle` is not one of ours. + // A failed metadata query on the FILE_END path is surfaced through `ec`. + bool + set_file_handle_pointer(HANDLE handle, + std::int64_t distance, + DWORD move_method, + std::uint64_t& new_position, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + ec.clear(); + std::int64_t base = 0; + switch (move_method) + { + case FILE_BEGIN: + base = 0; + break; + case FILE_CURRENT: + base = static_cast(st.position); + break; + case FILE_END: + if (st.dirty) + { + base = static_cast(st.write_buffer.size()); + } + else if (st.file) + { + file_metadata md; + auto const d = st.file->query_information( + ifile::query_information_flags{}, md); + if (d) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::io_error); + return true; + } + base = static_cast(md.m_size); + } + break; + default: + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return true; + } + std::int64_t const target = base + distance; + if (target < 0) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return true; + } + st.position = static_cast(target); + new_position = st.position; + return true; + } + + // Release a synthetic file HANDLE. + bool + release_file_handle(HANDLE handle) + { + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + return file_handles.erase(handle) > 0; + } + + // Flush pending writes and release a synthetic file HANDLE in one locked + // step (the CloseHandle path). Returns true if `handle` was one of ours + // (whether or not the flush succeeded); any flush error is reported + // through `ec`. + bool + close_file_handle(HANDLE handle, std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + std::lock_guard guard(file_handle_mutex); + auto it = file_handles.find(handle); + if (it == file_handles.end()) + return false; + auto& st = it->second; + if (st.dirty && st.file) + { + std::size_t written = 0; + st.file->write_content(ifile::write_content_flags{}, 0, + std::span(st.write_buffer), + written, ec); + } + file_handles.erase(it); + return true; + } + + // Allocate a synthetic HANDLE for find-file state. + HANDLE + allocate_find_handle(find_state state) + { + std::lock_guard guard(find_handle_mutex); + HANDLE h = next_find_handle_value; + next_find_handle_value = reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(next_find_handle_value) + 1); + find_handles[h] = std::move(state); + return h; + } + + // Look up find-file state from a synthetic HANDLE. + find_state* + lookup_find_handle(HANDLE handle) + { + std::lock_guard guard(find_handle_mutex); + auto it = find_handles.find(handle); + if (it == find_handles.end()) + return nullptr; + return &it->second; + } + + // Release a synthetic find HANDLE. + bool + release_find_handle(HANDLE handle) + { + std::lock_guard guard(find_handle_mutex); + return find_handles.erase(handle) > 0; + } + + // Record a URL remapping (public -> private) for later reverse lookup. + void + record_url_mapping(std::wstring const& public_url, std::wstring const& private_url) + { + std::lock_guard guard(url_mapping_mutex); + public_to_private_url[public_url] = private_url; + private_to_public_url[private_url] = public_url; + } + + // Look up the private URL for a given public URL. + std::optional + lookup_private_url(std::wstring const& public_url) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(const_cast(url_mapping_mutex)); + auto it = public_to_private_url.find(public_url); + if (it == public_to_private_url.end()) + return std::nullopt; + return it->second; + } + + // Look up the public URL for a given private URL. + std::optional + lookup_public_url(std::wstring const& private_url) const + { + std::lock_guard guard(const_cast(url_mapping_mutex)); + auto it = private_to_public_url.find(private_url); + if (it == private_to_public_url.end()) + return std::nullopt; + return it->second; + } + + // Remove a URL mapping by public URL. + bool + remove_url_mapping_by_public(std::wstring const& public_url) + { + std::lock_guard guard(url_mapping_mutex); + auto it = public_to_private_url.find(public_url); + if (it == public_to_private_url.end()) + return false; + std::wstring private_url = it->second; + public_to_private_url.erase(it); + private_to_public_url.erase(private_url); + return true; + } + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // intercepting_webcore_instance — RAII token with hook cleanup + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore_instance final : public iwebcore_instance + { + public: + webcore_instance() = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + + // Constructs the RAII token. Takes ownership of the underlying instance, + // the interception context that backs the installed hooks, and the list + // of hooks to uninstall on destruction. + webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::unique_ptr context, + HMODULE target_module, + std::vector installed_hooks); + + ~webcore_instance() override; + + private: + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_instance; + HMODULE m_target_module; + std::vector m_installed_hooks; + std::unique_ptr m_context; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // intercepting_webcore — decorator that intercepts engine API calls + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore final : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + // Construct with references to the PIL platform and the underlying + // (direct) webcore provider. The platform provides the registry and + // filesystem surfaces the hooks will route calls through. + webcore(std::shared_ptr platform, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore); + + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore&&) = delete; + + ~webcore() override = default; + + // iwebcore interface + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + // Walk the module's IAT and patch the specified imports. + std::vector + install_iat_hooks(HMODULE target_module); + + // Restore the original IAT entries. + static void + uninstall_iat_hooks(HMODULE target_module, std::vector const& hooks); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_webcore; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Factory function + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + create_intercepting_webcore(std::shared_ptr platform, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore); + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Global interception context — set during activation, used by hooks + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // + // Note: This is a plain process-global, NOT thread_local. The engine's + // hooks fire on hwebcore.dll's own worker/async threads, which a + // thread_local pointer would never reach. The pointer is held in a + // std::atomic (read with acquire, written with release); each hook reads it + // through the active_context() accessor. See the definition of the cell in + // intercepting_webcore.cpp for the full memory-ordering rationale. + // + + extern std::atomic g_active_context_cell; + + inline interception_context* + active_context() noexcept + { + return g_active_context_cell.load(std::memory_order_acquire); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::intercepting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eaec8368 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + journal.cpp + journal_entries.cpp + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_journal_entries.cpp + platform.cpp + registry.cpp + registry_key.cpp + replay.cpp +) + +target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC +) + +target_include_directories(m_pil PRIVATE + ../../../ +) + +set(m_installation_targets ${m_installation_targets} PARENT_SCOPE) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..52274e83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + // + // directory: mutations are recorded into the journal (carrying this + // directory's absolute path so replay can navigate back) and then + // forwarded. Returned directory nodes are re-wrapped with their own + // absolute path. Reads forward unchanged; files carry no journaled verbs so + // they are forwarded unwrapped. + // + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr, + file_path absolute_path): + m_directory(underlying_directory), + m_journal(journal_ptr), + m_absolute_path(std::move(absolute_path)) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_directory.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_journal.get() != nullptr); + } + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_journal, m_absolute_path / path); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_absolute_path, path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + auto const d = m_directory->create_file(flags, path, access, returned_file); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_absolute_path, path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_journal, m_absolute_path / path); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_directory->open_file(flags, path, access, returned_file, ec); + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + auto const d = m_directory->remove_entry(flags, name); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_absolute_path, name); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + auto const d = m_directory->delete_tree(flags, name); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_absolute_path, name); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + auto const d = m_directory->rename_entry(flags, old_path, new_path); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_absolute_path, old_path, new_path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + return m_directory->enumerate_entries(flags, starting_index, entries); + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_directory->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + // + // filesystem: open_root is a read; forward and wrap the returned root with + // its absolute path (the root text) so descendants track an accurate path. + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr): + m_filesystem(underlying_filesystem), m_journal(journal_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_filesystem.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_journal.get() != nullptr); + } + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_filesystem->open_root(flags, root, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = + std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_journal, file_path(root.text())); + return d; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + // Monitoring is a read-side capability and is not journaled; forward the + // underlying monitor directly. + return m_filesystem->monitor(flags, returned_filesystem_monitor); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem_journal_entries.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem_journal_entries.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..aa22d930 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/filesystem_journal_entries.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + namespace + { + void + write_fs_path_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, pugi::string_view_t name, file_path const& path) + { + n.append_attribute(name).set_value(m::to_wstring(path.native().view()).c_str()); + } + } // namespace + + fs_create_directory_entry::fs_create_directory_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + file_path const& path): + m_base_directory_path(base_directory_path), m_path(path) + {} + + void + fs_create_directory_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.CreateDirectory"sv)); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv), m_base_directory_path); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv), m_path); + } + + fs_create_file_entry::fs_create_file_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + file_path const& path): + m_base_directory_path(base_directory_path), m_path(path) + {} + + void + fs_create_file_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.CreateFile"sv)); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv), m_base_directory_path); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv), m_path); + } + + fs_remove_entry::fs_remove_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, file_path const& name): + m_base_directory_path(base_directory_path), m_name(name) + {} + + void + fs_remove_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.Remove"sv)); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv), m_base_directory_path); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv), m_name); + } + + fs_delete_tree_entry::fs_delete_tree_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + std::optional const& name): + m_base_directory_path(base_directory_path), m_name(name) + {} + + void + fs_delete_tree_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.DeleteTree"sv)); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv), m_base_directory_path); + if (m_name.has_value()) + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv), m_name.value()); + } + + fs_rename_entry::fs_rename_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path): + m_base_directory_path(base_directory_path), m_old_path(old_path), m_new_path(new_path) + {} + + void + fs_rename_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.Rename"sv)); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv), m_base_directory_path); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("oldPath"sv), m_old_path); + write_fs_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("newPath"sv), m_new_path); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..582f15fe --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + void + journal::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + for (auto const& e: m_deque) + e->save(journal_node); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal_entries.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal_entries.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..690c5e33 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journal_entries.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + namespace + { + // Lower-case hexadecimal encoding of a byte span. Each byte becomes + // exactly two characters, high nibble first. The result is a wide + // string because pugixml is built in wchar mode in this repository. + // Changing this encoding is a breaking change to the journal artifact. + std::wstring + bytes_to_hex(std::span bytes) + { + static constexpr wchar_t k_hex_digits[] = L"0123456789abcdef"; + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_shift = 4; + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_mask = 0x0Fu; + + std::wstring out; + out.reserve(bytes.size() * 2); + for (auto const b: bytes) + { + auto const v = std::to_integer(b); + out.push_back(k_hex_digits[(v >> k_nibble_shift) & k_nibble_mask]); + out.push_back(k_hex_digits[v & k_nibble_mask]); + } + return out; + } + + void + write_path_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, pugi::string_view_t name, key_path const& path) + { + n.append_attribute(name).set_value( + m::to_wstring(path.native().view()).c_str()); + } + + void + write_value_name_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, + pugi::string_view_t name, + value_name_string_type const& value_name) + { + n.append_attribute(name).set_value(m::to_wstring(value_name.view()).c_str()); + } + } // namespace + + create_key_entry::create_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, key_path const& subkey_path): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), m_subkey_path(subkey_path) + {} + + void + create_key_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("CreateKey"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv), m_subkey_path); + } + + delete_key_entry::delete_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, key_path const& subkey_path): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), m_subkey_path(subkey_path) + {} + + void + delete_key_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("DeleteKey"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv), m_subkey_path); + } + + delete_tree_entry::delete_tree_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + std::optional const& subkey_path): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), m_subkey_path(subkey_path) + {} + + void + delete_tree_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("DeleteTree"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + if (m_subkey_path.has_value()) + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv), m_subkey_path.value()); + } + + rename_key_entry::rename_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + std::optional const& old_subkey_name, + key_path const& new_key_name): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), + m_old_subkey_name(old_subkey_name), + m_new_key_name(new_key_name) + {} + + void + rename_key_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("RenameKey"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + if (m_old_subkey_name.has_value()) + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("subKeyName"sv), m_old_subkey_name.value()); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("newKeyName"sv), m_new_key_name); + } + + delete_value_entry::delete_value_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + value_name_string_type const& value_name): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), m_value_name(value_name) + {} + + void + delete_value_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("DeleteValue"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + write_value_name_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("valueName"sv), m_value_name); + } + + set_value_entry::set_value_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value): + m_base_key_path(base_key_path), + m_value_name(value_name), + m_type(type), + m_value(value.begin(), value.end()) + {} + + void + set_value_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + auto n = journal_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("SetValue"sv)); + write_path_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv), m_base_key_path); + write_value_name_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("valueName"sv), m_value_name); + + // The journal stores the value's raw type and bytes so replay is exact + // and lossless (the human-readable rendering is the logging layer's job). + n.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("type"sv)) + .set_value(static_cast(m::to_underlying(m_type))); + n.append_attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("data"sv)).set_value(bytes_to_hex(m_value).c_str()); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journaling.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journaling.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2c8616aa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/journaling.h @@ -0,0 +1,543 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "../pugihelp.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + using key_path = pil::key_path; + + // A journal is an ordered stream of mutation verbs (D7). Unlike the logging + // layer (a human-oriented side diagnostic) and unlike the buffered snapshot + // (sealed end state), the journal records exactly the mutating operations, + // in the order they were issued, with enough information to replay them onto + // a base world and reach the same observable state. It is a separate + // artifact, distinct from the persisted . + + // Base class for the verb entries held in the journal. Each entry knows how + // to serialize itself as one child element of the node. + class journal_entry + { + public: + virtual ~journal_entry() = default; + + virtual void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const = 0; + + protected: + journal_entry() = default; + }; + + class journal : public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + journal() = default; + + template + requires(std::derived_from) + void + add(std::unique_ptr& entry) + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_deque.emplace_back(std::move(entry)); + } + + // Serialize every recorded verb, in order, as children of journal_node. + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const; + + private: + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::deque> m_deque; + }; + + // Verb entries. Each records the absolute path of the key the operation was + // invoked on (the "base" key) plus the operation-specific arguments needed + // to replay it. + + class create_key_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + create_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, key_path const& subkey_path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + key_path m_subkey_path; + }; + + class delete_key_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + delete_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, key_path const& subkey_path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + key_path m_subkey_path; + }; + + class delete_tree_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + delete_tree_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, std::optional const& subkey_path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + std::optional m_subkey_path; + }; + + class rename_key_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + rename_key_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + std::optional const& old_subkey_name, + key_path const& new_key_name); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + std::optional m_old_subkey_name; + key_path m_new_key_name; + }; + + class delete_value_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + delete_value_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, value_name_string_type const& value_name); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + value_name_string_type m_value_name; + }; + + class set_value_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + set_value_entry(key_path const& base_key_path, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + key_path m_base_key_path; + value_name_string_type m_value_name; + reg_value_type m_type; + std::vector m_value; + }; + + // + // Filesystem facet (D7 / D14). The journal records the unified-namespace + // mutation verbs, in issue order, with enough information to replay them + // onto a base world: each verb records the absolute path of the directory + // it was invoked on plus the operation-specific path arguments. Per D14 the + // journal records namespace mutations only; file *content* is out of scope. + // + // Unlike a registry key (which carries its own absolute path via + // ikey::get_path), idirectory has no path accessor, so the journaling + // directory wrapper tracks the absolute path of the node it represents and + // supplies it to each verb entry. + // + + class fs_create_directory_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + fs_create_directory_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, file_path const& path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + file_path m_base_directory_path; + file_path m_path; + }; + + class fs_create_file_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + fs_create_file_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, file_path const& path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + file_path m_base_directory_path; + file_path m_path; + }; + + class fs_remove_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + fs_remove_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, file_path const& name); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + file_path m_base_directory_path; + file_path m_name; + }; + + class fs_delete_tree_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + fs_delete_tree_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + std::optional const& name); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + file_path m_base_directory_path; + std::optional m_name; + }; + + class fs_rename_entry : public journal_entry + { + public: + fs_rename_entry(file_path const& base_directory_path, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const override; + + private: + file_path m_base_directory_path; + file_path m_old_path; + file_path m_new_path; + }; + + class registry : public iregistry, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + registry() = delete; + registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr); + registry(registry&&) noexcept = delete; + registry(registry const&) = delete; + ~registry() = default; + + registry& + operator=(registry&&) noexcept = delete; + registry& + operator=(registry const&) = delete; + + iregistry::open_predefined_key_disposition + open_predefined_key(open_predefined_key_flags flags, + predefined_key pk, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + + monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry_monitor) override; + + private: + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_journal; + std::map> m_predefined_keys; + }; + + class key : public ikey, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + key() = delete; + key(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_key, std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr); + key(key const&) = delete; + key(key&&) noexcept = delete; + ~key() = default; + + key& + operator=(key const&) = delete; + key& + operator=(key&&) noexcept = delete; + + ikey::create_key_disposition + create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, + key_path const& name, + sam sam_desired, + std::optional sa, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + + ikey::delete_key_disposition + delete_key(ikey::delete_key_flags flags, key_path const& name, sam sam_desired) override; + + ikey::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(ikey::delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition + enumerate_keys(ikey::enumerate_keys_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& key_names) override; + + ikey::flush_disposition + flush(ikey::flush_flags flags) override; + + ikey::open_key_disposition + open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& key_name, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ikey::query_information_key_disposition + query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, + std::size_t& subkey_count, + std::size_t& value_count, + std::size_t& security_descriptor_size, + time_point_type& last_write_time) override; + + ikey::rename_key_disposition + rename_key(ikey::rename_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& old_key_name, + key_path const& new_key_name) override; + + ikey::delete_value_disposition + delete_value(ikey::delete_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name) override; + + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition + enumerate_value_names_and_types(ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& values_span) override; + + ikey::get_value_size_disposition + get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + std::size_t& size) override; + + ikey::get_value_type_disposition + get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type) override; + + ikey::get_value_disposition + get_value(ikey::get_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type, + std::span& value, + std::optional& new_bytes_required) override; + + ikey::set_value_disposition + set_value(ikey::set_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value) override; + + ikey::get_path_disposition + get_path(ikey::get_path_flags flags, m::pil::key_path& path_out) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_key; + std::shared_ptr m_journal; + }; + + // A journaling directory wrapper. Reads forward unchanged; mutation verbs + // are recorded into the journal (carrying this directory's absolute path so + // replay can navigate back to it) and then forwarded. Returned directory + // nodes are re-wrapped so the whole subtree stays inside the journaling + // layer and keeps an accurate absolute path. Files carry no mutating verbs, + // so opened/created files are forwarded unwrapped. + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr, + file_path absolute_path); + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + std::shared_ptr m_journal; + file_path m_absolute_path; + }; + + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr); + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_journal; + }; + + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + platform() = delete; + platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform); + platform(platform&&) noexcept = delete; + platform(platform const&) = delete; + ~platform() = default; + + platform& + operator=(platform&&) noexcept = delete; + platform& + operator=(platform const&) = delete; + + get_registry_disposition + get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + + save_disposition + save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + + // Serialize the recorded verb stream (in order) as children of + // journal_node. The journal is a separate artifact, never part of the + // persisted (D7). + void + save_journal(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_journal; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + }; + + std::shared_ptr + create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform); + + // Ordered replay (D7). Reapplies every verb recorded under journal_node, in + // document order, onto target_registry. After replay the target reaches the + // same observable state the journal's source reached for the journaled + // operations. journal_node is the element produced by + // platform::save_journal. + void + replay(pugi::xml_node const& journal_node, iregistry& target_registry); + + // Ordered replay of the filesystem namespace verbs (D7). Reapplies every + // Filesystem.* verb recorded under journal_node, in document order, onto + // target_filesystem. Each verb's recorded directory path is resolved (its + // parents created as needed) before the verb is reissued, so after replay + // the target reaches the same observable namespace the journal's source + // reached. Non-filesystem entries are ignored. + void + replay(pugi::xml_node const& journal_node, ifilesystem& target_filesystem); + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/platform.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..adcfdf75 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/platform.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + std::shared_ptr + create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform) + { + return std::make_shared(underlying_platform); + } + + platform::platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform): + m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), + m_journal(std::make_shared()), + m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry(), m_journal)}, + m_filesystem{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem(), m_journal)} + {} + + iplatform::get_registry_disposition + platform::get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) + { + returned_registry.reset(); + + if (flags != get_registry_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_registry() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_registry = m_registry; + + return get_registry_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem.reset(); + + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags, std::shared_ptr&) + { + // M-HWC-FACETS-4: Journaling get_webcore returns M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED — an + // engine is not snapshotted (D-HWC-1). + M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED("journaling::platform::get_webcore"); + } + + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // D7: the journal is a separate artifact, never folded into the + // persisted . Persistence is a transparent pass-through. + return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + } + + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // The journaling layer records no diagnostic trace of its own; forward + // so a logging tap placed below remains reachable from the top (D6). + if (m_underlying_platform) + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + + return save_disposition{}; + } + + void + platform::save_journal(pugi::xml_node& journal_node) const + { + m_journal->save(journal_node); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1077d347 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + registry::registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr): + m_underlying_registry(underlying_registry), m_journal(journal_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_underlying_registry.get() != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_journal.get() != nullptr); + } + + iregistry::open_predefined_key_disposition + registry::open_predefined_key(open_predefined_key_flags flags, + predefined_key pk, + sam, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { + if (flags != open_predefined_key_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to iregistry::open_predefined_key()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + auto find_location = m_predefined_keys.find(pk); + if (find_location != m_predefined_keys.end()) + { + returned_key = find_location->second; + return open_predefined_key_disposition{}; + } + + std::shared_ptr underlying_predefined_key; + if (m_underlying_registry) + underlying_predefined_key = m_underlying_registry->open_predefined_key(pk); + + auto const [insertion_location, inserted] = m_predefined_keys.emplace(std::make_pair( + pk, std::make_shared(std::move(underlying_predefined_key), m_journal))); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(inserted); + + returned_key = insertion_location->second; + + return open_predefined_key_disposition{}; + } + + iregistry::monitor_disposition + registry::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry_monitor) + { + // Monitoring is a read-side capability; the journal records mutations + // only. Forward the underlying monitor directly. + return m_underlying_registry->monitor(flags, returned_registry_monitor); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry_key.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d81d6e50 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/registry_key.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + key::key(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_key, std::shared_ptr const& journal_ptr): + m_key(underlying_key), m_journal(journal_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_journal.get() != nullptr); + } + + ikey::create_key_disposition + key::create_key(ikey::create_key_flags flags, + pil::key_path const& key_path, + sam sam_desired, + std::optional sa, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + { + std::shared_ptr unmapped_returned_key; + auto d = m_key->create_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, sa, unmapped_returned_key); + if (unmapped_returned_key) + returned_key = std::make_shared(unmapped_returned_key, m_journal); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), key_path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::delete_key_disposition + key::delete_key(ikey::delete_key_flags flags, pil::key_path const& key_path, sam sam_desired) + { + auto d = m_key->delete_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), key_path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::delete_tree_disposition + key::delete_tree(ikey::delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& key_path) + { + auto d = m_key->delete_tree(flags, key_path); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), key_path); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition + key::enumerate_keys(ikey::enumerate_keys_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& key_names) + { + return m_key->enumerate_keys(flags, index, key_names); + } + + ikey::flush_disposition + key::flush(ikey::flush_flags flags) + { + return m_key->flush(flags); + } + + ikey::open_key_disposition + key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& key_path, + sam sam_desired, + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr temp_key; + auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key, ec); + if (temp_key) + returned_key = std::make_shared(temp_key, m_journal); + return d; + } + + ikey::query_information_key_disposition + key::query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, + std::size_t& subkey_count, + std::size_t& value_count, + std::size_t& security_descriptor_size, + m::pil::time_point_type& last_write_time) + { + return m_key->query_information_key( + flags, subkey_count, value_count, security_descriptor_size, last_write_time); + } + + ikey::rename_key_disposition + key::rename_key(ikey::rename_key_flags flags, + std::optional const& sub_key_name, + pil::key_path const& new_key_name) + { + auto d = m_key->rename_key(flags, sub_key_name, new_key_name); + + auto entry = + std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), sub_key_name, new_key_name); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::delete_value_disposition + key::delete_value(ikey::delete_value_flags flags, value_name_string_type const& name) + { + auto d = m_key->delete_value(flags, name); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), name); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition + key::enumerate_value_names_and_types( + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_flags flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& values_span) + { + return m_key->enumerate_value_names_and_types(flags, index, values_span); + } + + ikey::get_value_size_disposition + key::get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + std::size_t& size) + { + return m_key->get_value_size(flags, value_name, size); + } + + ikey::get_value_type_disposition + key::get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type) + { + return m_key->get_value_type(flags, value_name, type); + } + + ikey::get_value_disposition + key::get_value(ikey::get_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type, + std::span& value, + std::optional& new_bytes_required) + { + return m_key->get_value(flags, value_name, type, value, new_bytes_required); + } + + ikey::set_value_disposition + key::set_value(ikey::set_value_flags flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type type, + std::span value) + { + auto d = m_key->set_value(flags, value_name, type, value); + + auto entry = std::make_unique(ikey::get_path(), value_name, type, value); + m_journal->add(entry); + return d; + } + + ikey::get_path_disposition + key::get_path(ikey::get_path_flags flags, m::pil::key_path& path_out) + { + return m_key->get_path(flags, path_out); + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/replay.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/replay.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..55c19232 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/journaling/replay.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,267 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::journaling +{ + namespace + { + // Inverse of bytes_to_hex (journal_entries.cpp). Two lower-case hex + // characters per byte, high nibble first. Throws if the string is + // malformed (odd length or non-hex digit) so a corrupt journal fails + // loudly rather than replaying garbage. + unsigned + hex_nibble(wchar_t c) + { + if (c >= L'0' && c <= L'9') + return static_cast(c - L'0'); + if (c >= L'a' && c <= L'f') + return static_cast(c - L'a') + 10u; + if (c >= L'A' && c <= L'F') + return static_cast(c - L'A') + 10u; + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid hex digit in journal SetValue data"); + } + + std::vector + hex_to_bytes(std::wstring_view hex) + { + static constexpr unsigned k_nibble_shift = 4; + + if ((hex.size() % 2) != 0) + throw std::runtime_error("Odd-length hex string in journal SetValue data"); + + std::vector out; + out.reserve(hex.size() / 2); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < hex.size(); i += 2) + { + auto const hi = hex_nibble(hex[i]); + auto const lo = hex_nibble(hex[i + 1]); + out.push_back(std::byte{static_cast((hi << k_nibble_shift) | lo)}); + } + return out; + } + + // Parse an absolute key path (including its predefined-root prefix) from + // a journal attribute. Returns a key_path whose root_key() is populated. + key_path + parse_path_attribute(pugi::xml_attribute const& attr) + { + auto const u16 = m::to_u16string(attr.as_string()); + return key_path{key_path::view_type{u16}}; + } + + // Parse a relative subkey path (no predefined-root prefix) from a journal + // attribute. + key_path + parse_relative_attribute(pugi::xml_attribute const& attr) + { + auto const u16 = m::to_u16string(attr.as_string()); + return key_path{key_path::view_type{u16}}; + } + + value_name_string_type + parse_value_name_attribute(pugi::xml_attribute const& attr) + { + return value_name_string_type{m::to_u16string(attr.as_string())}; + } + + // Resolve (creating if necessary) the base key an entry was invoked on. + // The entry stores the base key's absolute path; replay opens its + // predefined root and then descends the relative path one segment at a + // time, creating each segment (create_key is idempotent and, in the + // base world here, accepts only single-segment names). This is safe + // whether or not the keys already exist in the target world. + std::shared_ptr + resolve_base_key(pugi::xml_node const& entry, iregistry& target_registry) + { + auto const base_path = parse_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("key"sv))); + + auto const root = base_path.root_key(); + if (!root.has_value()) + throw std::runtime_error("Journal entry key path has no predefined root"); + + auto current = target_registry.open_predefined_key(root.value()); + + auto const relative = base_path.relative_path(); + std::u16string_view const view{relative.view()}; + + std::size_t start = 0; + while (start < view.size()) + { + auto const pos = view.find(u'\\', start); + auto const seg = + view.substr(start, pos == std::u16string_view::npos ? pos : pos - start); + if (!seg.empty()) + current = current->create_key(key_path{key_path::view_type{seg}}); + if (pos == std::u16string_view::npos) + break; + start = pos + 1; + } + + return current; + } + } // namespace + + void + replay(pugi::xml_node const& journal_node, iregistry& target_registry) + { + for (auto entry = journal_node.first_child(); entry; entry = entry.next_sibling()) + { + std::wstring_view const name{entry.name()}; + auto base_key = resolve_base_key(entry, target_registry); + + if (name == L"CreateKey"sv) + { + base_key->create_key(parse_relative_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv)))); + } + else if (name == L"DeleteKey"sv) + { + base_key->delete_key(parse_relative_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv)))); + } + else if (name == L"DeleteTree"sv) + { + std::optional subkey; + if (auto const a = entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("subKey"sv))) + subkey = parse_relative_attribute(a); + base_key->delete_tree(subkey); + } + else if (name == L"RenameKey"sv) + { + std::optional old_name; + if (auto const a = entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("subKeyName"sv))) + old_name = parse_relative_attribute(a); + base_key->rename_key( + old_name, parse_relative_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("newKeyName"sv)))); + } + else if (name == L"DeleteValue"sv) + { + base_key->delete_value( + parse_value_name_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("valueName"sv)))); + } + else if (name == L"SetValue"sv) + { + auto const value_name = + parse_value_name_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("valueName"sv))); + auto const type = static_cast( + entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("type"sv)).as_uint()); + auto const bytes = + hex_to_bytes(std::wstring_view{entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("data"sv)).as_string()}); + + base_key->set_value( + ikey::set_value_flags{}, value_name, type, std::span{bytes}); + } + else + { + throw std::runtime_error("Unknown journal entry element during replay"); + } + } + } + + namespace + { + file_path + parse_fs_path_attribute(pugi::xml_attribute const& attr) + { + auto const u16 = m::to_u16string(attr.as_string()); + return file_path{file_path::view_type{u16}}; + } + + // Resolve (creating if necessary) the directory a filesystem verb was + // invoked on. The entry stores that directory's absolute path; replay + // opens its root and descends the relative path one segment at a time, + // opening each existing segment or creating it when absent. This is safe + // whether or not the directories already exist in the target world. + std::shared_ptr + resolve_base_directory(pugi::xml_node const& entry, ifilesystem& target_filesystem) + { + auto const dir_path = parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("dir"sv))); + + // Traverse with read access so opening existing (possibly protected) + // ancestor directories never requests write rights it does not need; + // a genuinely missing segment is created with create access. The + // win32 provider reopens each child by full path, so the access used + // to open an ancestor does not constrain creating entries under it. + auto current = target_filesystem.open_root(dir_path.root(), file_access::default_open); + + auto const relative = dir_path.relative_path(); + std::u16string_view const view{relative.view()}; + + std::size_t start = 0; + while (start < view.size()) + { + auto const pos = view.find_first_of(u"\\/", start); + auto const seg = + view.substr(start, pos == std::u16string_view::npos ? pos : pos - start); + if (!seg.empty()) + { + file_path const seg_path{file_path::view_type{seg}}; + auto child = current->try_open_directory(seg_path, file_access::default_open); + if (!child) + child = current->create_directory(seg_path, file_access::default_create); + current = child; + } + if (pos == std::u16string_view::npos) + break; + start = pos + 1; + } + + return current; + } + } // namespace + + void + replay(pugi::xml_node const& journal_node, ifilesystem& target_filesystem) + { + for (auto entry = journal_node.first_child(); entry; entry = entry.next_sibling()) + { + std::wstring_view const name{entry.name()}; + + if (name == L"Filesystem.CreateDirectory"sv) + { + auto base = resolve_base_directory(entry, target_filesystem); + base->create_directory(parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv))), + file_access::default_create); + } + else if (name == L"Filesystem.CreateFile"sv) + { + auto base = resolve_base_directory(entry, target_filesystem); + base->create_file(parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv))), + file_access::default_create); + } + else if (name == L"Filesystem.Remove"sv) + { + auto base = resolve_base_directory(entry, target_filesystem); + base->remove_entry(parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv)))); + } + else if (name == L"Filesystem.DeleteTree"sv) + { + auto base = resolve_base_directory(entry, target_filesystem); + std::optional nm; + if (auto const a = entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv))) + nm = parse_fs_path_attribute(a); + base->delete_tree(nm); + } + else if (name == L"Filesystem.Rename"sv) + { + auto base = resolve_base_directory(entry, target_filesystem); + base->rename_entry( + parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("oldPath"sv))), + parse_fs_path_attribute(entry.attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("newPath"sv)))); + } + // Non-filesystem entries are ignored by the filesystem replay. + } + } +} // namespace m::pil::impl::journaling diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/CMakeLists.txt index 5d279f8e..3ef8ad3d 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/CMakeLists.txt @@ -2,12 +2,16 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE log.cpp + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_log_entries.cpp + filesystem_monitor.cpp platform.cpp registry.cpp registry_key.cpp registry_key_log_entries.cpp registry_monitor.cpp registry_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp + webcore.cpp ) target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4e01d011 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,235 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "logging.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::logging +{ + // + // file: reads pass straight through; a file node has no mutating verbs. + // + + file::file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file, std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr): + m_file(underlying_file), m_log(log_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_log.get() != nullptr); + } + + ifile::query_information_disposition + file::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_file->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + ifile::read_content_disposition + file::read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->read_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec); + } + + ifile::write_content_disposition + file::write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->write_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_written, ec); + } + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + file::enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->enumerate_streams(flags, starting_index, entries, ec); + } + + // + // directory: mutations are recorded with the requested-vs-done shape and + // then forwarded; returned nodes are re-wrapped so the whole subtree stays + // inside the logging layer. Reads forward unchanged. + // + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr): + m_directory(underlying_directory), m_log(log_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_log.get() != nullptr); + } + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + auto logentry = std::make_unique(flags, path, access); + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_log); + logentry->set_disposition(d); + m_log->add(logentry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + auto logentry = std::make_unique(flags, path, access); + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_file(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_log); + logentry->set_disposition(d); + m_log->add(logentry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_log); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_file(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_log); + return d; + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + auto logentry = std::make_unique(flags, name); + auto const d = m_directory->remove_entry(flags, name); + logentry->set_disposition(d); + m_log->add(logentry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + auto logentry = std::make_unique(flags, name); + auto const d = m_directory->delete_tree(flags, name); + logentry->set_disposition(d); + m_log->add(logentry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + auto logentry = std::make_unique(flags, old_path, new_path); + auto const d = m_directory->rename_entry(flags, old_path, new_path); + logentry->set_disposition(d); + m_log->add(logentry); + return d; + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + return m_directory->enumerate_entries(flags, starting_index, entries); + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_directory->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + // + // filesystem: open_root is a read; forward and re-wrap the returned root. + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr): + m_filesystem(underlying_filesystem), m_log(log_ptr) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_log.get() != nullptr); + } + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_filesystem->open_root(flags, root, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_log); + return d; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + if (flags != monitor_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to ifilesystem::monitor()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_monitor) + initialize_monitor(m::locked); + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_monitor); + + returned_filesystem_monitor = m_monitor; + return monitor_disposition{}; + } + + void + filesystem::initialize_monitor(m::locked_t) + { + if (m_monitor) + return; + + // Monitoring is a read-side capability and is not logged; forward the + // underlying monitor through a transparent wrapper. + m_monitor = std::make_shared(m_filesystem->monitor()); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_log_entries.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_log_entries.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e6622e14 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_log_entries.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "logging.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::logging +{ + // + // Filesystem.CreateDirectory + // + + fs_create_directory_log_entry::fs_create_directory_log_entry( + idirectory::create_directory_flags flags, file_path const& path, file_access access): + m_flags(flags), m_path(path), m_access(access), m_disposition{} + {} + + void + fs_create_directory_log_entry::set_disposition(idirectory::create_directory_disposition d) + { + m_disposition = d; + } + + void + fs_create_directory_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.CreateDirectory"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv), m_path); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("access"sv), m_access); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + } + + // + // Filesystem.CreateFile + // + + fs_create_file_log_entry::fs_create_file_log_entry(idirectory::create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access): + m_flags(flags), m_path(path), m_access(access), m_disposition{} + {} + + void + fs_create_file_log_entry::set_disposition(idirectory::create_file_disposition d) + { + m_disposition = d; + } + + void + fs_create_file_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.CreateFile"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("path"sv), m_path); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("access"sv), m_access); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + } + + // + // Filesystem.Remove + // + + fs_remove_entry_log_entry::fs_remove_entry_log_entry(idirectory::remove_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& name): + m_flags(flags), m_name(name), m_disposition{} + {} + + void + fs_remove_entry_log_entry::set_disposition(idirectory::remove_entry_disposition d) + { + m_disposition = d; + } + + void + fs_remove_entry_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.Remove"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv), m_name); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + } + + // + // Filesystem.DeleteTree + // + + fs_delete_tree_log_entry::fs_delete_tree_log_entry(idirectory::delete_tree_flags flags, + std::optional const& name): + m_flags(flags), m_name(name), m_disposition{} + {} + + void + fs_delete_tree_log_entry::set_disposition(idirectory::delete_tree_disposition d) + { + m_disposition = d; + } + + void + fs_delete_tree_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.DeleteTree"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("name"sv), m_name); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + } + + // + // Filesystem.Rename + // + + fs_rename_entry_log_entry::fs_rename_entry_log_entry(idirectory::rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path): + m_flags(flags), m_old_path(old_path), m_new_path(new_path), m_disposition{} + {} + + void + fs_rename_entry_log_entry::set_disposition(idirectory::rename_entry_disposition d) + { + m_disposition = d; + } + + void + fs_rename_entry_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Filesystem.Rename"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("oldPath"sv), m_old_path); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("newPath"sv), m_new_path); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a7408076 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "logging.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::logging +{ + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor): + m_underlying_filesystem_monitor(underlying_filesystem_monitor) + {} + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_disposition + filesystem_monitor::register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) + { + returned_ptr.reset(); + + auto notification_wrapper = + std::unique_ptr( + new filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper(change_notification_ptr)); + + auto d = m_underlying_filesystem_monitor->register_watch( + flags, directory, notification_wrapper.get(), notification_wrapper->m_underlying_token); + + returned_ptr.reset(notification_wrapper.release()); + + return d; + } + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper:: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification): + m_change_notification(change_notification) + {} + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_begin(when); + } + + std::optional + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_directory_access_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + return m_change_notification->on_directory_access_failure(when, directory, ec); + } + + std::optional< + pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification::requeue_change_notification_attempt> + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + return m_change_notification->on_change_notification_attempt_failure(when, directory, ec); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) + { + m_change_notification->on_change(when, directory, kind, entry_name); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_cancelled(when); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/logging.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/logging.h index 6835ae7c..8574d5df 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/logging.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/logging.h @@ -20,9 +20,12 @@ #include #include +#include +#include #include #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -132,6 +135,49 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging } } + template + requires(m::character) + void + write_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, std::basic_string_view name, file_path const& path) + { + auto a = append_attribute(n, name); + a.set_value(m::to_string(path.native().view()).c_str()); + } + + template + requires(m::character) + void + write_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, + std::basic_string_view name, + std::optional const& path) + { + if (path.has_value()) + { + auto a = append_attribute(n, name); + a.set_value(pugi::string_view_t( + m::to_basic_string_t(path.value().native().view()))); + } + } + + template + requires(m::character) + void + write_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, std::basic_string_view name, bool value) + { + auto a = append_attribute(n, name); + a.set_value(value ? M_PUGIXML_T("true") : M_PUGIXML_T("false")); + } + + template + requires(m::character && m::character) + void + write_attribute(pugi::xml_node& n, + std::basic_string_view name, + std::basic_string const& value) + { + write_attribute(n, name, std::basic_string_view(value)); + } + template requires(m::character && std::integral) void @@ -426,7 +472,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; ikey::query_information_key_disposition query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, @@ -558,6 +605,452 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; }; + // + // Filesystem facet (D6 / D9). The logging tap records every namespace + // mutation (CreateDirectory, CreateFile, Remove, DeleteTree, Rename) into the + // floating diagnostic with the requested-vs-done shape, then forwards + // the operation to the underlying node unchanged. Reads (open, enumerate, + // query_information) pass straight through and are never logged. The log is + // emitted only by save_diagnostic_log, never into the persisted . + // + // The FS log entries are named with an `fs_` prefix to avoid colliding with + // the registry log-entry types declared above. + // + + class fs_create_directory_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + fs_create_directory_log_entry(idirectory::create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access); + + void + set_disposition(idirectory::create_directory_disposition disposition); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + protected: + idirectory::create_directory_flags m_flags; + file_path m_path; + file_access m_access; + idirectory::create_directory_disposition m_disposition; + }; + + class fs_create_file_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + fs_create_file_log_entry(idirectory::create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access); + + void + set_disposition(idirectory::create_file_disposition disposition); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + protected: + idirectory::create_file_flags m_flags; + file_path m_path; + file_access m_access; + idirectory::create_file_disposition m_disposition; + }; + + class fs_remove_entry_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + fs_remove_entry_log_entry(idirectory::remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name); + + void + set_disposition(idirectory::remove_entry_disposition disposition); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + protected: + idirectory::remove_entry_flags m_flags; + file_path m_name; + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition m_disposition; + }; + + class fs_delete_tree_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + fs_delete_tree_log_entry(idirectory::delete_tree_flags flags, + std::optional const& name); + + void + set_disposition(idirectory::delete_tree_disposition disposition); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + protected: + idirectory::delete_tree_flags m_flags; + std::optional m_name; + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition m_disposition; + }; + + class fs_rename_entry_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + fs_rename_entry_log_entry(idirectory::rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path); + + void + set_disposition(idirectory::rename_entry_disposition disposition); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + protected: + idirectory::rename_entry_flags m_flags; + file_path m_old_path; + file_path m_new_path; + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition m_disposition; + }; + + class file : public ifile, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + file() = delete; + file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file, std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr); + file(file const&) = delete; + file(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file const&) = delete; + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(file& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifile::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + ifile::read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_file; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + }; + + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr); + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(directory& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor : + public ifilesystem_monitor, + public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor); + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor() = default; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) noexcept = delete; + + register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_filesystem_monitor; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper : + public ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification, + public ifilesystem_monitor_token + { + public: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification); + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() = default; + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + void + on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) override; + + void + on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + // protected: + m::not_null m_change_notification; + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; + }; + + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr); + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + void initialize_monitor(m::locked_t); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + std::shared_ptr m_monitor; + }; + + // + // Webcore facet (D6 / M-HWC-FACETS-2). The logging tap records activate, + // shutdown, and set_metadata calls into the floating diagnostic with + // the requested-vs-done shape, then forwards the operation to the underlying + // webcore. The log is emitted only by save_diagnostic_log, never into the + // persisted . + // + + class webcore_activate_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + webcore_activate_log_entry(iwebcore::activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request); + + void + set_disposition(iwebcore::activate_disposition disposition, std::error_code const& ec); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + private: + iwebcore::activate_flags m_flags; + file_path m_app_host_config; + std::optional m_root_web_config; + std::u16string m_instance_name; + iwebcore::activate_disposition m_disposition; + std::error_code m_ec; + }; + + class webcore_set_metadata_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + webcore_set_metadata_log_entry(iwebcore::set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value); + + void + set_disposition(iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition disposition, std::error_code const& ec); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + private: + iwebcore::set_metadata_flags m_flags; + std::u16string m_type; + std::u16string m_value; + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition m_disposition; + std::error_code m_ec; + }; + + class webcore_shutdown_log_entry : public log_entry + { + public: + webcore_shutdown_log_entry(bool immediate); + + void + save(pugi::xml_node& parent) const override; + + private: + bool m_immediate; + }; + + class webcore_instance : public iwebcore_instance + { + public: + webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr, + bool immediate_shutdown); + ~webcore_instance() override; + + private: + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_instance; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + bool m_immediate_shutdown; + }; + + class webcore : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + webcore() = delete; + webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr); + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~webcore() = default; + + webcore& + operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& + operator=(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + }; + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: @@ -580,13 +1073,26 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + save_disposition save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + protected: - std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; - std::shared_ptr m_log; - std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_log; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; }; } // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/platform.cpp index a529fc1a..2cc39b58 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/platform.cpp @@ -29,7 +29,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging platform::platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform): m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), m_log(std::make_shared()), - m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry(), m_log)} + m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry(), m_log)}, + m_filesystem{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem(), m_log)} {} iplatform::get_registry_disposition @@ -45,19 +46,72 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging return get_registry_disposition{}; } + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem.reset(); + + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + returned_webcore.reset(); + + if (flags != get_webcore_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_webcore() called with invalid flags"); + + if (!m_webcore) + { + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore; + auto d = m_underlying_platform->get_webcore(flags, underlying_webcore); + (void)d; + if (underlying_webcore) + m_webcore = std::make_shared(underlying_webcore, m_log); + } + + returned_webcore = m_webcore; + + return get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + iplatform::save_disposition platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) { M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); - if (contents == save_contents::change_log) - { - auto log_element = platform_element.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Log"sv)); + // D6: the diagnostic log is never written into the persisted . + // The logging layer is a transparent pass-through for persistence; the + // requested-vs-done trace is obtained separately via save_diagnostic_log. + return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + } - m_log->save(log_element); - } + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); - return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); + // D6: emit the requested-vs-done trace into the caller's side artifact + // node. This is never reachable from the persisted . + auto log_element = diagnostic_element.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Log"sv)); + + m_log->save(log_element); + + // The logging tap can float at any depth, and several taps may be + // stacked. Forward the request down so a deeper tap also contributes its + // own section. + if (m_underlying_platform) + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + + return save_disposition{}; } } // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key.cpp index 7d2c7bc6..33475027 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key.cpp @@ -76,10 +76,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_path, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) { std::shared_ptr temp_key; - auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key); + auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key, ec); if (temp_key) returned_key = std::make_shared(temp_key, m_log); return d; diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key_log_entries.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key_log_entries.cpp index 2f1e81d9..c8d02525 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key_log_entries.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/registry_key_log_entries.cpp @@ -346,8 +346,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::logging set_value_log_entry::set_value_as_string(pugi::xml_attribute& attr, std::span const& s) { - auto view = std::u16string_view( - reinterpret_cast(s.data()), (s.size() - sizeof(char16_t)) - 1); + auto view = std::u16string_view(reinterpret_cast(s.data()), + (s.size() / sizeof(char16_t)) - 1); #ifdef WIN32 auto tempstring = m::to_basic_string_t(view); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b3cacdb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/logging/webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,184 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "logging.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace m::pil::impl::logging +{ + // + // Webcore.Activate log entry + // + + webcore_activate_log_entry::webcore_activate_log_entry(iwebcore::activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request): + m_flags(flags), + m_app_host_config(request.app_host_config), + m_root_web_config(request.root_web_config), + m_instance_name(request.instance_name), + m_disposition{}, + m_ec{} + {} + + void + webcore_activate_log_entry::set_disposition(iwebcore::activate_disposition disposition, + std::error_code const& ec) + { + m_disposition = disposition; + m_ec = ec; + } + + void + webcore_activate_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Webcore.Activate"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("appHostConfig"sv), m_app_host_config); + if (m_root_web_config) + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("rootWebConfig"sv), *m_root_web_config); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("instanceName"sv), m::to_string(m_instance_name)); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + if (m_ec) + { + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("errorCode"sv), m_ec.value()); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("errorMessage"sv), m_ec.message()); + } + } + + // + // Webcore.SetMetadata log entry + // + + webcore_set_metadata_log_entry::webcore_set_metadata_log_entry( + iwebcore::set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value): + m_flags(flags), + m_type(type), + m_value(value), + m_disposition{}, + m_ec{} + {} + + void + webcore_set_metadata_log_entry::set_disposition(iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition disposition, + std::error_code const& ec) + { + m_disposition = disposition; + m_ec = ec; + } + + void + webcore_set_metadata_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Webcore.SetMetadata"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("type"sv), m::to_string(m_type)); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("value"sv), m::to_string(m_value)); + write_hex_attribute_omitting_default(n, M_PUGIXML_T("flags"sv), m_flags); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("disposition"sv), m_disposition); + if (m_ec) + { + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("errorCode"sv), m_ec.value()); + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("errorMessage"sv), m_ec.message()); + } + } + + // + // Webcore.Shutdown log entry + // + + webcore_shutdown_log_entry::webcore_shutdown_log_entry(bool immediate): + m_immediate(immediate) + {} + + void + webcore_shutdown_log_entry::save(pugi::xml_node& log_node) const + { + auto n = log_node.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("Webcore.Shutdown"sv)); + + write_attribute(n, M_PUGIXML_T("immediate"sv), m_immediate); + } + + // + // webcore_instance - logging wrapper for iwebcore_instance + // + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr, + bool immediate_shutdown): + m_underlying_instance(std::move(underlying_instance)), + m_log(log_ptr), + m_immediate_shutdown(immediate_shutdown) + {} + + webcore_instance::~webcore_instance() + { + // Log the shutdown when the instance is destroyed + auto entry = std::make_unique(m_immediate_shutdown); + m_log->add(entry); + } + + // + // webcore - logging wrapper for iwebcore + // + + webcore::webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& log_ptr): + m_webcore(underlying_webcore), + m_log(log_ptr) + {} + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + auto entry = std::make_unique(flags, request); + + std::unique_ptr underlying_instance; + auto disposition = m_webcore->activate(flags, request, underlying_instance, ec); + + entry->set_disposition(disposition, ec); + m_log->add(entry); + + if (!ec && underlying_instance) + { + bool immediate_shutdown = + (flags & activate_flags::immediate_shutdown_on_release) != activate_flags{}; + returned_instance = std::make_unique( + std::move(underlying_instance), m_log, immediate_shutdown); + } + + return disposition; + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + auto entry = std::make_unique(flags, type, value); + + auto disposition = m_webcore->set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + + entry->set_disposition(disposition, ec); + m_log->add(entry); + + return disposition; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::logging diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f42933aa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) + +# Materializing webcore decorator (D-HWC-4, M-HWC-MATERIALIZE) +# Only built on Windows (HWC is Windows-only). + +if(WIN32) + target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/materializing_webcore.cpp + ) + + target_include_directories(m_pil PRIVATE ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +endif() diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..62f2a137 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,623 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include "materializing_webcore.h" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "../pugihelp.h" +#include + +// Windows headers for temp path +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX +#include + +namespace +{ + // Generate a unique directory name based on timestamp + random suffix. + std::wstring + generate_unique_dir_name() + { + auto const now = std::chrono::system_clock::now(); + auto const epoch_ms = + std::chrono::duration_cast(now.time_since_epoch()).count(); + + std::random_device rd; + std::mt19937 gen(rd()); + std::uniform_int_distribution distrib(0, 0xFFFFFF); + auto const suffix = distrib(gen); + + std::wostringstream oss; + oss << L"pil_hwc_" << epoch_ms << L"_" << std::hex << suffix; + return oss.str(); + } + + // Convert file_path (char16_t*) to std::filesystem::path (wchar_t*). + std::filesystem::path + file_path_to_fs_path(m::pil::file_path const& fp) + { + // On Windows, char16_t and wchar_t are both 16-bit UTF-16 code units. + return std::filesystem::path( + reinterpret_cast(fp.c_str())); + } + + // Convert std::filesystem::path to file_path. + m::pil::file_path + fs_path_to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + return m::pil::file_path( + std::u16string_view(reinterpret_cast(ws.data()), ws.size())); + } + + // Get the Windows temp directory. + std::filesystem::path + get_temp_directory() + { + wchar_t temp_path[MAX_PATH + 1] = {}; + auto const len = ::GetTempPathW(static_cast(std::size(temp_path)), temp_path); + if (len == 0 || len >= std::size(temp_path)) + { + // Fall back to current directory. + return std::filesystem::current_path(); + } + return std::filesystem::path(temp_path, temp_path + len); + } + +} // namespace + +namespace m::pil::impl::materializing +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::filesystem::path temp_dir): + m_underlying_instance(std::move(underlying_instance)), + m_temp_dir(std::move(temp_dir)) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_underlying_instance != nullptr); + } + + webcore_instance::~webcore_instance() + { + // First, shut down the underlying instance. + m_underlying_instance.reset(); + + // Then, clean up the temp directory. + if (!m_temp_dir.empty()) + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_temp_dir, ec); + // Ignore errors during cleanup — destructor cannot throw. + } + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore::webcore(std::shared_ptr isolated_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore): + m_isolated_filesystem(std::move(isolated_filesystem)), + m_underlying_webcore(std::move(underlying_webcore)) + { + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_isolated_filesystem != nullptr); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_underlying_webcore != nullptr); + } + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + returned_instance.reset(); + + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + // Step 1: Create a unique temp directory for this activation. + auto const temp_dir = create_temp_directory(ec); + if (ec) + return {}; + + // Step 2: Read the applicationHost.config from the isolated filesystem. + auto const config_content = read_isolated_file(request.app_host_config, ec); + if (ec) + { + // Clean up temp dir on failure. + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + // Step 3: Parse the config and extract all physicalPath values. + auto const physical_paths = extract_physical_paths(config_content, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + // Step 4: Build the path mappings and project content. + std::vector mappings; + mappings.reserve(physical_paths.size()); + + for (auto const& original_path : physical_paths) + { + // Create a unique subdirectory name for this content root. + // Use a hash-like encoding of the original path to keep names unique. + std::wstring const original_wstr = + reinterpret_cast(original_path.c_str()); + + // Simple approach: replace path separators with underscores and + // remove the drive letter to create a flat name. + std::wstring flat_name; + flat_name.reserve(original_wstr.size()); + for (wchar_t ch : original_wstr) + { + if (ch == L'\\' || ch == L'/' || ch == L':') + flat_name.push_back(L'_'); + else + flat_name.push_back(ch); + } + // Trim leading underscores. + while (!flat_name.empty() && flat_name.front() == L'_') + flat_name.erase(flat_name.begin()); + + auto const content_dir = temp_dir / L"content" / flat_name; + + // Project the directory from isolated FS to the real temp location. + project_directory(original_path, content_dir, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + mappings.push_back(path_mapping{original_path, content_dir}); + } + + // Step 5: Rewrite the config with the materialized paths. + auto const rewritten_content = rewrite_config(config_content, mappings, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + // Step 6: Write the rewritten config to the temp directory. + auto const materialized_config_path = temp_dir / L"applicationHost.config"; + write_real_file(materialized_config_path, rewritten_content, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + // Step 7: Build a new activation request with the materialized config path. + activation_request materialized_request; + materialized_request.app_host_config = fs_path_to_file_path(materialized_config_path); + + // Also materialize root_web_config if present. + if (request.root_web_config) + { + auto const root_config_content = + read_isolated_file(*request.root_web_config, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + // root web.config may also reference paths, but for now we just copy it as-is. + // A more complete implementation would also rewrite this file. + auto const materialized_root_path = temp_dir / L"web.config"; + write_real_file(materialized_root_path, root_config_content, ec); + if (ec) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return {}; + } + + materialized_request.root_web_config = fs_path_to_file_path(materialized_root_path); + } + + materialized_request.instance_name = request.instance_name; + + // Step 8: Call the underlying webcore with the materialized request. + std::unique_ptr underlying_instance; + auto const d = m_underlying_webcore->activate(flags, materialized_request, underlying_instance, ec); + + if (ec || !underlying_instance) + { + std::error_code ignore_ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(temp_dir, ignore_ec); + return d; + } + + // Step 9: Wrap the underlying instance in a materializing instance + // that will clean up the temp directory on destruction. + returned_instance = + std::make_unique(std::move(underlying_instance), temp_dir); + + return d; + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // set_metadata is a pass-through — no materialization needed. + return m_underlying_webcore->set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path + webcore::create_temp_directory(std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + auto const base_dir = get_temp_directory(); + auto const unique_name = generate_unique_dir_name(); + auto const temp_dir = base_dir / unique_name; + + std::filesystem::create_directories(temp_dir, ec); + if (ec) + return {}; + + return temp_dir; + } + + std::vector + webcore::read_isolated_file(file_path const& path, std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + // Parse the path to extract root and relative path. + auto const root = path.root(); + auto const rel = path.relative_path(); + + // Open the root directory from the isolated filesystem. + std::shared_ptr root_dir; + auto const root_d = m_isolated_filesystem->open_root( + ifilesystem::open_root_flags{}, root, file_access::default_open, root_dir); + (void)root_d; + if (!root_dir) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return {}; + } + + // Open the file from the root directory. + std::shared_ptr file; + auto const open_d = root_dir->open_file( + idirectory::open_file_flags{}, file_path(rel), file_access::default_open, file, ec); + if (ec) + return {}; + if (!file) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return {}; + } + + // Get the file size. + file_metadata metadata; + auto const query_d = file->query_information(ifile::query_information_flags{}, metadata); + (void)query_d; + + auto const file_size = metadata.m_size; + if (file_size == 0) + return {}; + + // Read the content. + std::vector buffer(static_cast(file_size)); + std::size_t bytes_read = 0; + auto const read_d = file->read_content( + ifile::read_content_flags{}, 0, std::span(buffer), bytes_read, ec); + if (ec) + return {}; + + buffer.resize(bytes_read); + return buffer; + } + + std::vector + webcore::extract_physical_paths(std::vector const& config_content, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + std::vector result; + + if (config_content.empty()) + return result; + + // Parse as XML. pugixml expects a null-terminated string. + pugi::xml_document doc; + + // Config is typically UTF-8 or UTF-16. Try to load it. + auto const load_result = doc.load_buffer( + config_content.data(), + config_content.size(), + pugi::parse_default, + pugi::encoding_auto); + + if (!load_result) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return result; + } + + // Find all physicalPath attributes in the document. + // The typical structure is: + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // + // We need to find all physicalPath attributes anywhere in the document. + + for (auto const& node : doc.select_nodes(M_PUGIXML_T("//*[@physicalPath]"))) + { + auto const attr = node.node().attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("physicalPath")); + if (attr) + { + // attr.value() is pugi::char_t* which is wchar_t* in WCHAR mode. + auto const* const value = attr.value(); + if (value && value[0] != L'\0') + { + // Convert wchar_t* to file_path (char16_t*). + std::u16string_view u16_value( + reinterpret_cast(value), + std::wcslen(value)); + file_path fp(u16_value); + + // Avoid duplicates. + bool found = false; + for (auto const& existing : result) + { + if (existing == fp) + { + found = true; + break; + } + } + if (!found) + result.push_back(std::move(fp)); + } + } + } + + return result; + } + + void + webcore::project_directory(file_path const& source_path, + std::filesystem::path const& dest_path, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + // Create the destination directory. + std::filesystem::create_directories(dest_path, ec); + if (ec) + return; + + // Parse the source path to get root and relative. + auto const root = source_path.root(); + auto const rel = source_path.relative_path(); + + // Open the root directory from the isolated filesystem. + std::shared_ptr root_dir; + auto const root_d = m_isolated_filesystem->open_root( + ifilesystem::open_root_flags{}, root, file_access::default_open, root_dir); + (void)root_d; + if (!root_dir) + { + // Root doesn't exist — no content to project. + return; + } + + // Open the source directory from the root. + std::shared_ptr source_dir; + auto const open_d = root_dir->open_directory( + idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + file_path(rel), + file_access::default_open, + source_dir, + ec); + if (ec) + return; + + if (!source_dir) + { + // Directory doesn't exist in isolated FS — this is allowed, the + // engine may reference paths that don't exist in the isolated view. + // Create an empty directory. + return; + } + + // Enumerate and recursively copy entries. + std::size_t index = 0; + while (true) + { + auto const entry_opt = source_dir->enumerate_entries(index); + if (!entry_opt) + break; + + auto const& entry = *entry_opt; + auto const entry_name_view = entry.m_name.view(); + auto const entry_name = std::filesystem::path( + reinterpret_cast(entry_name_view.data()), + reinterpret_cast(entry_name_view.data() + entry_name_view.size())); + auto const child_dest_path = dest_path / entry_name; + + // Build the child source path by appending the entry name. + auto const child_source_path = source_path / file_path(entry_name_view); + + if (entry.m_kind == node_kind::directory) + { + // Recurse into subdirectory. + project_directory(child_source_path, child_dest_path, ec); + if (ec) + return; + } + else + { + // Copy file content. + auto const file_content = read_isolated_file(child_source_path, ec); + if (ec) + return; + + write_real_file(child_dest_path, file_content, ec); + if (ec) + return; + } + + ++index; + } + } + + std::vector + webcore::rewrite_config(std::vector const& original_content, + std::vector const& mappings, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + if (original_content.empty() || mappings.empty()) + return original_content; + + // Parse the config again. + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto const load_result = doc.load_buffer( + original_content.data(), + original_content.size(), + pugi::parse_default, + pugi::encoding_auto); + + if (!load_result) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::invalid_argument); + return {}; + } + + // Replace physicalPath values. + for (auto const& mapping : mappings) + { + std::wstring const original_wstr = + reinterpret_cast(mapping.original_path.c_str()); + std::wstring const materialized_wstr = mapping.materialized_path.wstring(); + + for (auto const& node : doc.select_nodes(M_PUGIXML_T("//*[@physicalPath]"))) + { + auto attr = node.node().attribute(M_PUGIXML_T("physicalPath")); + if (attr) + { + std::wstring current_value = attr.value(); + // Case-insensitive comparison (Windows paths are case-insensitive). + if (_wcsicmp(current_value.c_str(), original_wstr.c_str()) == 0) + { + attr.set_value(materialized_wstr.c_str()); + } + } + } + } + + // Serialize the modified document to a UTF-8 string. + std::ostringstream oss; + doc.save(oss, M_PUGIXML_T(" "), pugi::format_default, pugi::encoding_utf8); + std::string const utf8_str = oss.str(); + + std::vector result(utf8_str.size()); + std::memcpy(result.data(), utf8_str.data(), utf8_str.size()); + + return result; + } + + void + webcore::write_real_file(std::filesystem::path const& path, + std::vector const& content, + std::error_code& ec) + { + ec.clear(); + + // Ensure parent directory exists. + auto const parent = path.parent_path(); + if (!parent.empty()) + { + std::filesystem::create_directories(parent, ec); + if (ec) + return; + } + + // Write the content using standard C++ file I/O. + std::ofstream ofs(path, std::ios::binary | std::ios::out | std::ios::trunc); + if (!ofs) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::io_error); + return; + } + + if (!content.empty()) + { + ofs.write(reinterpret_cast(content.data()), + static_cast(content.size())); + if (!ofs) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::io_error); + return; + } + } + + ofs.close(); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Factory function + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + create_materializing_webcore(std::shared_ptr isolated_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore) + { + return std::make_shared(std::move(isolated_filesystem), + std::move(underlying_webcore)); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::materializing diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..316eaa40 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/materializing/materializing_webcore.h @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Materializing webcore decorator (D-HWC-4, M-HWC-MATERIALIZE). +// +// This decorator wraps an underlying `iwebcore` provider and interposes on +// `activate` to materialize the engine's config and content from the isolated +// filesystem into a real temp directory before calling the underlying provider. +// +// On activate: +// 1. Read the `applicationHost.config` from the isolated filesystem. +// 2. Parse it to find all `physicalPath` attributes (content roots). +// 3. Create a per-instance temp directory. +// 4. Project every referenced content root from the isolated FS into the +// temp directory (copy the directory tree). +// 5. Rewrite the config's `physicalPath` values to point to the materialized +// locations. +// 6. Write the rewritten config to the temp directory. +// 7. Call the underlying `iwebcore::activate` with the temp config path. +// +// On instance destruction: +// 1. Shut down the underlying instance. +// 2. Delete the temp directory (the materialized projection). +// +// This is the documented **isolation boundary** (D-HWC-4): at the moment +// control passes to un-shimmed native code, isolation becomes concrete. +// + +namespace m::pil::impl::materializing +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Path mapping entry: original (isolated) path → materialized (real) path + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct path_mapping + { + file_path original_path; // path in the isolated filesystem + std::filesystem::path materialized_path; // path in the temp directory + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // materializing_webcore_instance — RAII token with cleanup + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore_instance final : public iwebcore_instance + { + public: + webcore_instance() = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance const&) = delete; + webcore_instance& operator=(webcore_instance&&) = delete; + + // Constructs the RAII token. Takes ownership of the underlying instance + // and the temp directory path for cleanup. + webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr underlying_instance, + std::filesystem::path temp_dir); + + ~webcore_instance() override; + + private: + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_instance; + std::filesystem::path m_temp_dir; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // materializing_webcore — decorator that materializes config/content + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class webcore final : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + // Construct with references to the isolated filesystem and the + // underlying (direct) webcore provider. + webcore(std::shared_ptr isolated_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore); + + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& operator=(webcore&&) = delete; + + ~webcore() override = default; + + // iwebcore interface + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + // Create a unique temp directory for this activation. + std::filesystem::path + create_temp_directory(std::error_code& ec); + + // Read file content from the isolated filesystem. + std::vector + read_isolated_file(file_path const& path, std::error_code& ec); + + // Parse applicationHost.config and extract all physicalPath values. + std::vector + extract_physical_paths(std::vector const& config_content, + std::error_code& ec); + + // Project (copy) a directory tree from the isolated FS to a real path. + void + project_directory(file_path const& source_path, + std::filesystem::path const& dest_path, + std::error_code& ec); + + // Rewrite physicalPath values in the config and return the new content. + std::vector + rewrite_config(std::vector const& original_content, + std::vector const& mappings, + std::error_code& ec); + + // Write bytes to a real filesystem path. + void + write_real_file(std::filesystem::path const& path, + std::vector const& content, + std::error_code& ec); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_isolated_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_webcore; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Factory function + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + create_materializing_webcore(std::shared_ptr isolated_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore); + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::materializing diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/CMakeLists.txt index a5a06fb2..7a4a62e8 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/CMakeLists.txt @@ -1,6 +1,9 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_monitor.cpp + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp platform.cpp registry.cpp registry_key.cpp diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8bdcef0e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,203 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "passthrough.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough +{ + // + // file + // + + file::file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file): m_file(underlying_file) {} + + ifile::query_information_disposition + file::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_file->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + ifile::read_content_disposition + file::read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->read_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec); + } + + ifile::write_content_disposition + file::write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->write_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_written, ec); + } + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + file::enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + return m_file->enumerate_streams(flags, starting_index, entries, ec); + } + + // + // directory + // + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory): + m_directory(underlying_directory) + {} + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped); + return d; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_file(flags, path, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_directory(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_file(flags, path, access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped); + return d; + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + return m_directory->remove_entry(flags, name); + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + return m_directory->delete_tree(flags, name); + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + return m_directory->rename_entry(flags, old_path, new_path); + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + return m_directory->enumerate_entries(flags, starting_index, entries); + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_directory->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + // + // filesystem + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem): + m_filesystem(underlying_filesystem) + {} + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_filesystem->open_root(flags, root, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped); + return d; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + if (flags != monitor_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to ifilesystem::monitor()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_monitor) + initialize_monitor(m::locked); + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_monitor); + + returned_filesystem_monitor = m_monitor; + return monitor_disposition{}; + } + + void + filesystem::initialize_monitor(m::locked_t) + { + if (m_monitor) + return; + + m_monitor = std::make_shared(m_filesystem->monitor()); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f7dc5bfe --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "passthrough.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough +{ + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor): + m_underlying_filesystem_monitor(underlying_filesystem_monitor) + {} + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_disposition + filesystem_monitor::register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) + { + returned_ptr.reset(); + + auto notification_wrapper = + std::unique_ptr( + new filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper(change_notification_ptr)); + + auto d = m_underlying_filesystem_monitor->register_watch( + flags, directory, notification_wrapper.get(), notification_wrapper->m_underlying_token); + + returned_ptr.reset(notification_wrapper.release()); + + return d; + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0240781d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "passthrough.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough +{ + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper:: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification): + m_change_notification(change_notification) + {} + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_begin(when); + } + + std::optional + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_directory_access_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + return m_change_notification->on_directory_access_failure(when, directory, ec); + } + + std::optional< + pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification::requeue_change_notification_attempt> + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + return m_change_notification->on_change_notification_attempt_failure(when, directory, ec); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) + { + m_change_notification->on_change(when, directory, kind, entry_name); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_cancelled(when); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/passthrough.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/passthrough.h index e9409ccf..3f0cfa60 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/passthrough.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/passthrough.h @@ -26,6 +26,9 @@ #include #include +#include +#include + using namespace std::string_view_literals; namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough @@ -121,7 +124,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; ikey::query_information_key_disposition query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, @@ -252,6 +256,239 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; }; + // + // Filesystem facet (D9). Each wrapper forwards every operation to its + // underlying node unchanged, re-wrapping any returned directory / file so + // the entire subtree stays inside the transparent layer. This mirrors the + // registry facet (key / registry) exactly. + // + + class file : public ifile, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + file() = delete; + file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file); + file(file const&) = delete; + file(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file const&) = delete; + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(file& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifile::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + ifile::read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_file; + }; + + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory); + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(directory& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor : + public ifilesystem_monitor, + public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor); + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor() = default; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) noexcept = delete; + + register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_filesystem_monitor; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper : + public ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification, + public ifilesystem_monitor_token + { + public: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification); + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() = default; + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + void + on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) override; + + void + on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + // protected: + m::not_null m_change_notification; + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; + }; + + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem); + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + void initialize_monitor(m::locked_t); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_monitor; + }; + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: @@ -274,12 +511,26 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + save_disposition save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + // D6: forward the diagnostic-log request down so a logging tap placed + // beneath this transparent layer is reachable from the top. + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + protected: - std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; - std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; }; } // namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/platform.cpp index 0c4e0429..bc366d21 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/platform.cpp @@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough platform::platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform): m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), - m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())} + m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry())}, + m_filesystem{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem())} {} iplatform::get_registry_disposition @@ -42,6 +43,28 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough return get_registry_disposition{}; } + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem.reset(); + + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + // M-HWC-FACETS-1: Passthrough forwards get_webcore to the underlying platform. + return m_underlying_platform->get_webcore(flags, returned_webcore); + } + iplatform::save_disposition platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) { @@ -49,4 +72,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); } + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + } + } // namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/registry_key.cpp index e9d54686..3c40e468 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/registry_key.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/passthrough/registry_key.cpp @@ -59,10 +59,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::passthrough key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_path, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) { std::shared_ptr temp_key; - auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key); + auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, key_path, sam_desired, temp_key, ec); if (temp_key) returned_key = std::make_shared(temp_key); return d; diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.cpp index 9ea87ff4..fafb9376 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.cpp @@ -16,6 +16,8 @@ #include "platform.h" +#include "buffered/buffered.h" + #include #include "pugihelp.h" @@ -25,10 +27,10 @@ using namespace std::string_view_literals; namespace m::pil { - platform - make_platform( - make_platform_flags flags, - std::initializer_list>* redirections) + std::shared_ptr + make_platform_interface( + make_platform_flags flags, + std::span const> redirections) { M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER( flags, make_platform_flags::buffer_updates | make_platform_flags::record_modifications); @@ -41,8 +43,27 @@ namespace m::pil if (!!(flags & make_platform_flags::record_modifications)) cpif |= impl::create_platform_interface_flags::record_modifications; - auto sp = impl::create_platform_interface(cpif, redirections); - return platform(std::move(sp)); + return impl::create_platform_interface(cpif, redirections); + } + + platform + make_platform( + make_platform_flags flags, + std::span const> redirections) + { + return platform(make_platform_interface(flags, redirections)); + } + + std::shared_ptr + load_platform_interface(std::filesystem::path const& persisted_state) + { + return impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(persisted_state); + } + + platform + load_platform(std::filesystem::path const& persisted_state) + { + return platform(load_platform_interface(persisted_state)); } platform::platform(platform&& other) noexcept @@ -67,6 +88,12 @@ namespace m::pil return registry_class(m_platform->get_registry()); } + filesystem_class + platform::get_filesystem() + { + return filesystem_class(m_platform->get_filesystem()); + } + void platform::save(std::filesystem::path const& p, save_contents contents, save_format format) { @@ -82,4 +109,18 @@ namespace m::pil doc.save_file(m::to_wstring(p.c_str()).c_str()); } + void + platform::save_diagnostic_log(std::filesystem::path const& p, save_format format) + { + M_VALIDATE_PARAMETER(format, format == save_format::xml); + + pugi::xml_document doc; + + auto diagnostic_element = doc.append_child(M_PUGIXML_T("DiagnosticLog"sv)); + + m_platform->save_diagnostic_log(diagnostic_element); + + doc.save_file(m::to_wstring(p.c_str()).c_str()); + } + } // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.h index c0154853..20d7ca58 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/platform.h @@ -34,6 +34,5 @@ namespace m::pil::impl std::shared_ptr create_platform_interface( create_platform_interface_flags flags = create_platform_interface_flags{}, - std::initializer_list>* redirections = - nullptr); + std::span const> redirections = {}); } // namespace m::pil::impl diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/CMakeLists.txt index 8a5ccaa0..6bb8a635 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/CMakeLists.txt @@ -1,12 +1,16 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) target_sources(m_pil PRIVATE + filesystem.cpp + filesystem_monitor.cpp platform.cpp redirector.cpp + rundown.cpp registry.cpp registry_key.cpp registry_monitor.cpp registry_monitor_change_notification_wrapper.cpp + webcore.cpp ) target_link_libraries(m_pil PUBLIC diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..15f54486 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,227 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "redirecting.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting +{ + // + // file + // + + file::file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file, + std::shared_ptr const& redir): + m_file(underlying_file), m_redirector(redir) + {} + + ifile::query_information_disposition + file::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_file->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + ifile::read_content_disposition + file::read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Content is whole-file bytes; redirection rewrites names, not bytes, + // so the read simply forwards to the underlying (backing) file. + return m_file->read_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_read, ec); + } + + ifile::write_content_disposition + file::write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Redirection rewrites names, not bytes, so the whole-file write simply + // forwards to the underlying (backing) file. + return m_file->write_content(flags, offset, buffer, bytes_written, ec); + } + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + file::enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Redirection rewrites file/directory names, not stream names, so the + // stream enumeration simply forwards to the underlying (backing) file. + return m_file->enumerate_streams(flags, starting_index, entries, ec); + } + + // + // directory + // + + directory::directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& redir): + m_directory(underlying_directory), m_redirector(redir) + {} + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + directory::create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_directory( + flags, m_redirector->map_public_to_private(path), access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_redirector); + return d; + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + directory::create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->create_file( + flags, m_redirector->map_public_to_private(path), access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_redirector); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + directory::open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_directory( + flags, m_redirector->map_public_to_private(path), access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_redirector); + return d; + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + directory::open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_directory->open_file( + flags, m_redirector->map_public_to_private(path), access, unwrapped, ec); + if (unwrapped) + returned_file = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_redirector); + return d; + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + directory::remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) + { + return m_directory->remove_entry(flags, m_redirector->map_public_to_private(name)); + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + directory::delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) + { + std::optional mapped; + if (name.has_value()) + mapped = m_redirector->map_public_to_private(*name); + return m_directory->delete_tree(flags, mapped); + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + directory::rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) + { + return m_directory->rename_entry(flags, + m_redirector->map_public_to_private(old_path), + m_redirector->map_public_to_private(new_path)); + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + directory::enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) + { + // Enumerated entries are single leaf names, not full paths, so there is + // nothing to reverse-map: they pass through with their original case. + return m_directory->enumerate_entries(flags, starting_index, entries); + } + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + directory::query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) + { + return m_directory->query_information(flags, metadata); + } + + // + // filesystem + // + + filesystem::filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& redir): + m_filesystem(underlying_filesystem), m_redirector(redir) + {} + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + filesystem::open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) + { + std::shared_ptr unwrapped; + auto const d = m_filesystem->open_root(flags, root, access, unwrapped); + if (unwrapped) + returned_directory = std::make_shared(unwrapped, m_redirector); + return d; + } + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + filesystem::monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) + { + if (flags != monitor_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("Invalid flags to call to ifilesystem::monitor()"); + + auto lock = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + + if (!m_monitor) + initialize_monitor(m::locked); + + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(m_monitor); + + returned_filesystem_monitor = m_monitor; + return monitor_disposition{}; + } + + void + filesystem::initialize_monitor(m::locked_t) + { + if (m_monitor) + return; + + auto underlying_monitor = m_filesystem->monitor(); + + m_monitor = + std::make_shared(std::move(underlying_monitor), m_redirector); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem_monitor.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem_monitor.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..324109aa --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/filesystem_monitor.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "redirecting.h" +#include "rundown.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting +{ + filesystem_monitor::filesystem_monitor( + std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor, + std::shared_ptr const& redir): + m_underlying_filesystem_monitor(underlying_filesystem_monitor), m_redirector(redir) + {} + + ifilesystem_monitor::register_watch_disposition + filesystem_monitor::register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) + { + returned_ptr.reset(); + + auto notification_wrapper = + std::unique_ptr( + new filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper(change_notification_ptr, + m_redirector)); + + auto mapped_directory = m_redirector->map_public_to_private(directory); + + auto d = m_underlying_filesystem_monitor->register_watch( + flags, + mapped_directory, + notification_wrapper.get(), + notification_wrapper->m_underlying_token); + + returned_ptr.reset(notification_wrapper.release()); + + return d; + } + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper:: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification, + std::shared_ptr const& redir): + m_change_notification(change_notification), m_redirector(redir) + {} + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper:: + ~filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() + { + // + // During process rundown, releasing the underlying directory-watch token + // would drive its threadpool wait/timer teardown + // (WaitForThreadpool*Callbacks) against worker threads the OS has already + // destroyed -- a guaranteed hang -- and would trace through late-shutdown + // infrastructure. Leak the token instead; the OS reclaims everything at + // exit. On a normal release, or a FreeLibrary unload while the process + // lives on, process_rundown_in_progress() is false and the token tears + // down cleanly. + // + if (process_rundown_in_progress()) + (void)m_underlying_token.release(); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_begin(when); + } + + std::optional + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_directory_access_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + auto const mapped_directory = m_redirector->map_private_to_public(directory); + return m_change_notification->on_directory_access_failure(when, mapped_directory, ec); + } + + std::optional< + pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification::requeue_change_notification_attempt> + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) + { + auto const mapped_directory = m_redirector->map_private_to_public(directory); + return m_change_notification->on_change_notification_attempt_failure( + when, mapped_directory, ec); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) + { + auto const mapped_directory = m_redirector->map_private_to_public(directory); + m_change_notification->on_change(when, mapped_directory, kind, entry_name); + } + + void + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper::on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) + { + m_change_notification->on_cancelled(when); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/platform.cpp index af400559..5115ed35 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/platform.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/platform.cpp @@ -19,18 +19,22 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting { std::shared_ptr - create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, - std::initializer_list>* registry_redirections) + create_platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::span const> registry_redirections) { return std::make_shared(underlying_platform, registry_redirections); } platform::platform( - std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, - std::initializer_list>* registry_redirections): + std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::span const> registry_redirections, + std::span const> filesystem_redirections): m_underlying_platform(underlying_platform), m_registry{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_registry(), - registry_redirections)} + registry_redirections)}, + m_fs_redirector{std::make_shared(filesystem_redirections)}, + m_filesystem{std::make_shared(m_underlying_platform->get_filesystem(), + m_fs_redirector)} {} iplatform::get_registry_disposition @@ -46,6 +50,43 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting return get_registry_disposition{}; } + iplatform::get_filesystem_disposition + platform::get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) + { + returned_filesystem.reset(); + + if (flags != get_filesystem_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_filesystem() called with invalid flags"); + + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + iplatform::get_webcore_disposition + platform::get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) + { + returned_webcore.reset(); + + if (flags != get_webcore_flags{}) + throw std::runtime_error("iplatform::get_webcore() called with invalid flags"); + + if (!m_webcore) + { + std::shared_ptr underlying_webcore; + auto d = m_underlying_platform->get_webcore(flags, underlying_webcore); + (void)d; + if (underlying_webcore) + m_webcore = std::make_shared(underlying_webcore, m_fs_redirector); + } + + returned_webcore = m_webcore; + + return get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + iplatform::save_disposition platform::save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) { @@ -56,4 +97,14 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting return m_underlying_platform->save(flags, contents, platform_element); } + iplatform::save_disposition + platform::save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) + { + M_VALIDATE_FLAGS_PARAMETER(flags, save_flags{}); + + // D6: forward to lower layers so a logging tap beneath the redirecting + // layer is reachable from the top. + return m_underlying_platform->save_diagnostic_log(flags, diagnostic_element); + } + } // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirecting.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirecting.h index 3f2120c3..e1dd4eae 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirecting.h +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirecting.h @@ -18,9 +18,12 @@ #include #include +#include +#include #include #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -43,7 +46,7 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting class redirector : public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: - redirector(std::initializer_list>* il); + redirector(std::span const> redirections); path map_public_to_private(path const& public_path) const; @@ -68,12 +71,45 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting ci_map m_private_to_public; }; + // Filesystem path mapper (D12). Mirrors `redirector` but constructs + // file_path values instead of key_path values. The redirection tables are + // keyed by ordinal case-insensitive path strings; the longest matching + // prefix wins and the unmatched remainder is appended to the mapped prefix, + // preserving the caller's original case in the remainder. + // + // file_path and key_path share the same underlying string_type / view_type + // (basic_sstring / u16string_view) and the same '\' separator, so + // the table machinery is identical; only the produced path type differs. + // + class fs_redirector : public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + fs_redirector(std::span const> redirections); + + file_path + map_public_to_private(file_path const& public_path) const; + + file_path + map_private_to_public(file_path const& private_path) const; + + private: + template + using ci_map = std::map>; + + static file_path + try_map(ci_map const& rmap, file_path const& p); + + // Not modified after construction. + ci_map m_public_to_private; + ci_map m_private_to_public; + }; + class registry : public iregistry, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: registry() = delete; - registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, - std::initializer_list>* il); + registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::span const> redirections); registry(registry&& other) noexcept = delete; registry(registry const&) = delete; ~registry() = default; @@ -163,7 +199,8 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_name, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) override; + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) override; ikey::query_information_key_disposition query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags flags, @@ -299,12 +336,295 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; }; + // Filesystem facet (D9 / D12). Each wrapper forwards every operation to its + // underlying node, mapping inbound path arguments public->private through the + // shared fs_redirector and re-wrapping any returned directory / file so the + // whole subtree stays inside the redirecting layer. Enumerated leaf names are + // single components, not full paths, so they pass through unchanged. + // + + class file : public ifile, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + file() = delete; + file(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_file, + std::shared_ptr const& redir); + file(file const&) = delete; + file(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~file() = default; + + file& + operator=(file const&) = delete; + file& + operator=(file&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(file& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifile::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + ifile::read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + ifile::enumerate_streams_disposition + enumerate_streams(enumerate_streams_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_file; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + }; + + class directory : public idirectory, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + directory() = delete; + directory(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_directory, + std::shared_ptr const& redir); + directory(directory const&) = delete; + directory(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~directory() = default; + + directory& + operator=(directory const&) = delete; + directory& + operator=(directory&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(directory& other) noexcept = delete; + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override; + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags flags, file_path const& name) override; + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags flags, std::optional const& name) override; + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags flags, + file_path const& old_path, + file_path const& new_path) override; + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override; + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags flags, file_metadata& metadata) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_directory; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor : + public ifilesystem_monitor, + public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem_monitor() = default; + filesystem_monitor(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem_monitor, + std::shared_ptr const& redir); + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + filesystem_monitor(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor() = default; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor&& other) noexcept = delete; + + filesystem_monitor& + operator=(filesystem_monitor const&) = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor& other) noexcept = delete; + + register_watch_disposition + register_watch( + register_watch_flags flags, + file_path const& directory, + m::not_null change_notification_ptr, + std::unique_ptr& returned_ptr) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_underlying_filesystem_monitor; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + }; + + class filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper : + public ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification, + public ifilesystem_monitor_token + { + public: + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper() = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + m::not_null change_notification, + std::shared_ptr const& redir); + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper( + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper(); + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper const&) = delete; + + filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& + operator=(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper&&) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem_monitor_change_notification_wrapper& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + on_begin(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + std::system_error const& ec) override; + + void + on_change(utc_time_point_type const& when, + file_path const& directory, + filesystem_change_kind kind, + file_path const& entry_name) override; + + void + on_cancelled(utc_time_point_type const& when) override; + + // protected: + m::not_null m_change_notification; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + std::unique_ptr m_underlying_token; + }; + + class filesystem : public ifilesystem, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + filesystem() = delete; + filesystem(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_filesystem, + std::shared_ptr const& redir); + filesystem(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~filesystem() = default; + + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem const&) = delete; + filesystem& + operator=(filesystem&& other) noexcept = delete; + + void + swap(filesystem& other) noexcept = delete; + + ifilesystem::open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags flags, + file_root const& root, + file_access access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override; + + ifilesystem::monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override; + + private: + void initialize_monitor(m::locked_t); + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + std::shared_ptr m_monitor; + }; + + // + // Webcore facet (D12 / M-HWC-FACETS-5). The redirecting wrapper maps the + // config file paths (app_host_config, root_web_config) from public to + // private before passing to the underlying webcore. This allows the + // activation to read config files from the isolated filesystem. + // + + class webcore : public iwebcore, public std::enable_shared_from_this + { + public: + webcore() = delete; + webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& redirector); + webcore(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + ~webcore() = default; + + webcore& + operator=(webcore const&) = delete; + webcore& + operator=(webcore&& other) noexcept = delete; + + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override; + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; + std::shared_ptr m_redirector; + }; + class platform : public iplatform, public std::enable_shared_from_this { public: platform() = delete; - platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, - std::initializer_list>* registry_redirections); + platform(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_platform, + std::span const> registry_redirections, + std::span const> filesystem_redirections = {}); platform(platform&& other) noexcept = delete; platform(platform const&) = delete; ~platform() = default; @@ -322,12 +642,29 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override; + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override; + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override; + save_disposition save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override; + // D6: forward the diagnostic-log request down so a logging tap placed + // beneath this layer is reachable from the top. The redirecting layer + // records no diagnostic trace of its own. + save_disposition + save_diagnostic_log(save_flags flags, pugi::xml_node& diagnostic_element) override; + protected: std::shared_ptr m_underlying_platform; std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_fs_redirector; // must precede m_filesystem + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + std::shared_ptr m_webcore; }; } // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirector.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirector.cpp index a6149a7b..73e8c253 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirector.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/redirector.cpp @@ -8,15 +8,16 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include "redirecting.h" namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting { - redirector::redirector(std::initializer_list>* il) + redirector::redirector(std::span const> redirections) { - for (auto const& e: *il) + for (auto const& e: redirections) { m_public_to_private.emplace(e); m_private_to_public.emplace(std::make_pair(e.second, e.first)); @@ -67,4 +68,119 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting return p; } + // + // fs_redirector: same prefix-mapping machinery as `redirector`, producing + // file_path values. file_path and key_path share the same string_type / + // view_type and the same '\' separator, so the algorithm is identical. + // + + fs_redirector::fs_redirector(std::span const> redirections) + { + for (auto const& e: redirections) + { + m_public_to_private.emplace(e); + m_private_to_public.emplace(std::make_pair(e.second, e.first)); + } + } + + file_path + fs_redirector::map_public_to_private(file_path const& p) const + { + return try_map(m_public_to_private, p); + } + + file_path + fs_redirector::map_private_to_public(file_path const& p) const + { + return try_map(m_private_to_public, p); + } + + file_path + fs_redirector::try_map(ci_map const& rmap, file_path const& p) + { + auto const& native = p.native(); + auto const v = native.view(); + auto search_key = native.view(); + std::size_t remainder_size{}; + + // First, try matching the full path (existing prefix-trimming behavior). + for (;;) + { + auto const it = rmap.find(search_key); + if (it != rmap.end()) + { + auto const remainder_start = v.size() - remainder_size; + auto const remainder_view = v.substr(remainder_start); + auto const combined_path_string = string_type{{it->second.view(), remainder_view}}; + return file_path{combined_path_string.view()}; + } + + auto const sep_pos = search_key.find_last_of(m::pil::file_preferred_separator); + if (sep_pos == npos) + break; + + search_key = search_key.substr(0, sep_pos); + remainder_size = v.size() - sep_pos; + } + + // If no match and the path has a root, try suffix-matching on the relative + // portion. This supports redirection tables that use relative keys (e.g., + // "Public\Documents") when the watch path is rooted (e.g., + // "C:\Users\Test\Public\Documents"). The relative key may appear anywhere + // in the path, so we strip directory components from the beginning until + // we find a match or exhaust the path. + if (p.root_kind() != file_root_kind::none) + { + auto const root_text = p.root().text(); + auto const rel = p.relative_path(); + auto const rel_view = rel.view(); + std::size_t prefix_start{}; + + // Outer loop: strip components from the beginning of the relative path. + while (prefix_start < rel_view.size()) + { + auto rel_key = rel_view.substr(prefix_start); + std::size_t rel_remainder_size{}; + + // Inner loop: prefix-trimming on this suffix (strip from end). + for (;;) + { + auto const it = rmap.find(rel_key); + if (it != rmap.end()) + { + // Found a match. Build the result: root + stripped prefix + + // mapped value + remainder. The stripped prefix is everything + // before prefix_start in the relative path. + auto const prefix_view = rel_view.substr(0, prefix_start); + auto const remainder_start = rel_view.size() - rel_remainder_size; + auto const remainder_view = rel_view.substr(remainder_start); + auto const combined_path_string = + string_type{{root_text, prefix_view, it->second.view(), + remainder_view}}; + return file_path{combined_path_string.view()}; + } + + auto const sep_pos = + rel_key.find_last_of(m::pil::file_preferred_separator); + if (sep_pos == npos) + break; + + rel_key = rel_key.substr(0, sep_pos); + rel_remainder_size = rel_view.size() - prefix_start - sep_pos; + } + + // Move to the next component: find the first separator after + // prefix_start and skip past it. + auto const sep_pos = + rel_view.find_first_of(m::pil::file_preferred_separator, prefix_start); + if (sep_pos == npos) + break; + + prefix_start = sep_pos + 1; + } + } + + return p; + } + } // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry.cpp index a9d64269..043f5bf5 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry.cpp @@ -22,9 +22,10 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting { - registry::registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, - std::initializer_list>* il): - m_underlying_registry(underlying_registry), m_redirector(std::make_shared(il)) + registry::registry(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_registry, + std::span const> redirections): + m_underlying_registry(underlying_registry), + m_redirector(std::make_shared(redirections)) {} iregistry::open_predefined_key_disposition diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry_key.cpp index d988f9bc..e5905f87 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry_key.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/registry_key.cpp @@ -99,10 +99,11 @@ namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting key::open_key(ikey::open_key_flags flags, std::optional const& key_path, sam sam_desired, - std::shared_ptr& returned_key) + std::shared_ptr& returned_key, + std::error_code& ec) { std::shared_ptr temp_key; - auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, public_to_private(key_path), sam_desired, temp_key); + auto d = m_key->open_key(flags, public_to_private(key_path), sam_desired, temp_key, ec); if (temp_key) returned_key = std::make_shared(temp_key, m_redirector); return d; diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5da65c27 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include "rundown.h" + +#if defined(_WIN32) +#undef NOMINMAX +#define NOMINMAX +#include +#endif + +namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting +{ +#if defined(_WIN32) + bool + process_rundown_in_progress() noexcept + { + // + // RtlDllShutdownInProgress is exported by ntdll but is not declared in the + // public SDK headers, so resolve it once by name. ntdll is mapped into + // every Windows process, so GetModuleHandleW never has to load it. A + // failure to resolve the export is treated as "not in rundown" -- the + // conservative answer that keeps normal teardown running. + // + using shutdown_in_progress_fn = BOOLEAN(NTAPI*)(); + + static shutdown_in_progress_fn const fn = []() noexcept -> shutdown_in_progress_fn { + if (HMODULE const ntdll = ::GetModuleHandleW(L"ntdll.dll")) + return reinterpret_cast( + reinterpret_cast(::GetProcAddress(ntdll, "RtlDllShutdownInProgress"))); + + return nullptr; + }(); + + return (fn != nullptr) && (fn() != FALSE); + } +#else + bool + process_rundown_in_progress() noexcept + { + return false; + } +#endif +} // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.h b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dc11e0a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/rundown.h @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting +{ + // + // Reports whether the host process has entered loader-driven rundown: the + // operating-system loader has begun tearing the process down (the + // DLL_PROCESS_DETACH that accompanies process termination), as opposed to a + // FreeLibrary unload while the process keeps running. + // + // Teardown paths that would otherwise block on threadpool callbacks (for + // example a directory-watch token whose destructor calls + // WaitForThreadpool*Callbacks) must consult this first. During process + // rundown the OS has already terminated every other thread, so the worker + // threads those callbacks would run on are gone and the wait would hang + // forever; the caller should skip the wait and leak instead, letting the OS + // reclaim the address space. + // + // This is true *only* during process termination. A single FreeLibrary unload + // (the process is still alive) reports false, so normal teardown runs -- which + // is why a DLL client that unloads its provider mid-process must quiesce + // outstanding watches itself before calling FreeLibrary rather than relying on + // this signal. + // + // On Windows this is backed by ntdll's RtlDllShutdownInProgress. On platforms + // without that concept it reports false (teardown always proceeds normally). + // + bool + process_rundown_in_progress() noexcept; +} // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..89561ddf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/redirecting/webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "redirecting.h" + +namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting +{ + webcore::webcore(std::shared_ptr const& underlying_webcore, + std::shared_ptr const& redirector): + m_webcore(underlying_webcore), + m_redirector(redirector) + {} + + iwebcore::activate_disposition + webcore::activate(activate_flags flags, + activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // Map the config file paths from public to private before passing to + // the underlying webcore. This allows the activation to read config + // files from the isolated filesystem. + activation_request mapped_request; + mapped_request.app_host_config = m_redirector->map_public_to_private(request.app_host_config); + if (request.root_web_config) + mapped_request.root_web_config = m_redirector->map_public_to_private(*request.root_web_config); + mapped_request.instance_name = request.instance_name; + + return m_webcore->activate(flags, mapped_request, returned_instance, ec); + } + + iwebcore::set_metadata_disposition + webcore::set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) + { + // set_metadata has no path redirection; forward to underlying. + return m_webcore->set_metadata(flags, type, value, ec); + } + +} // namespace m::pil::impl::redirecting diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/registry_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/registry_key.cpp index 81daa505..7cc54682 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/src/registry_key.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/registry_key.cpp @@ -187,6 +187,38 @@ namespace m::pil return result; } + std::optional + key::do_try_open_key(std::optional const& key_name) + { + if (!key_name.has_value()) + return *this; + + key result{*this}; + auto name = static_cast(key_name.value()); + + for (;;) + { + auto [left, right] = name.split_at(uregistry_delimiter); + + if (!left.empty()) + { + auto next = result.m_key->try_open_key(pil::key_path(left)); + + if (!next) + return std::nullopt; + + result = key(std::move(next)); + } + + if (right.empty()) + break; + + name = right; + } + + return result; + } + void key::do_rename_key(pil::key_path const& old_key_name, pil::key_path const& new_key_name) { diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/src/webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/src/webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c571ce6f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/src/webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,117 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace m::pil +{ + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(webcore_instance&& other) noexcept: + m_instance(std::move(other.m_instance)) + {} + + webcore_instance::webcore_instance(std::unique_ptr&& p) noexcept: + m_instance(std::move(p)) + {} + + webcore_instance& + webcore_instance::operator=(webcore_instance&& other) noexcept + { + if (this != &other) + { + m_instance = std::move(other.m_instance); + } + return *this; + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_host + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + webcore_host::webcore_host(webcore_host const& other) + { + std::lock_guard guard(other.m_mutex); + m_webcore = other.m_webcore; + } + + webcore_host::webcore_host(webcore_host&& other) noexcept + { + std::lock_guard guard(other.m_mutex); + m_webcore = std::move(other.m_webcore); + } + + webcore_host::webcore_host(std::shared_ptr&& sp) noexcept: + m_webcore(std::move(sp)) + {} + + webcore_host& + webcore_host::operator=(webcore_host const& other) + { + if (this != &other) + { + std::scoped_lock lock(m_mutex, other.m_mutex); + m_webcore = other.m_webcore; + } + return *this; + } + + webcore_host& + webcore_host::operator=(webcore_host&& other) noexcept + { + if (this != &other) + { + std::scoped_lock lock(m_mutex, other.m_mutex); + m_webcore = std::move(other.m_webcore); + } + return *this; + } + + void + webcore_host::swap(webcore_host& other) noexcept + { + std::scoped_lock lock(m_mutex, other.m_mutex); + using std::swap; + swap(m_webcore, other.m_webcore); + } + + std::shared_ptr + webcore_host::get_webcore() const + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + return m_webcore; + } + + webcore_instance + webcore_host::activate(iwebcore::activate_flags flags, activation_request const& request) + { + auto sp = get_webcore(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(sp != nullptr); + + std::unique_ptr returned_instance; + auto const d = sp->activate(flags, request, returned_instance); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + + return webcore_instance(std::move(returned_instance)); + } + + void + webcore_host::set_metadata( + iwebcore::set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value) + { + auto sp = get_webcore(); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(sp != nullptr); + + auto const d = sp->set_metadata(flags, type, value); + M_INTERNAL_ERROR_CHECK(!d); + } + +} // namespace m::pil diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/test/CMakeLists.txt index 1999a835..ec6da58b 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/test/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/CMakeLists.txt @@ -7,7 +7,16 @@ include(GoogleTest) add_executable(${TEST_EXE_NAME} test_pil_registry.cpp test_key_path.cpp + test_file_path.cpp + test_filesystem_base_types.cpp + test_filesystem_interfaces.cpp + test_filesystem_platform.cpp + test_filesystem_wrappers.cpp test_redirecting_redirector.cpp + test_redirecting_fs_redirector.cpp + test_webcore_interfaces.cpp + test_http_listener_interfaces.cpp + $<$:test_win32_webcore.cpp> ) target_compile_features(${TEST_EXE_NAME} PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/CMakeLists.txt b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/CMakeLists.txt index 13888f6b..923c4c44 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/CMakeLists.txt @@ -2,23 +2,49 @@ cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) include(GoogleTest) +find_package(pugixml CONFIG REQUIRED) + set(TEST_EXE_NAME test_win32_registry) add_executable(${TEST_EXE_NAME} test_buffered_over_direct_registry.cpp + test_buffered_capture.cpp + test_buffered_create_key.cpp + test_buffered_filesystem.cpp + test_buffered_fs_mock.cpp + test_buffered_mock.cpp + test_buffered_save.cpp test_direct_registry.cpp + test_direct_filesystem.cpp + test_passthrough_filesystem.cpp + test_redirecting_filesystem.cpp + test_fault.cpp + test_fault_public.cpp + test_fault_filesystem.cpp + test_intercepting_webcore.cpp + test_journaling.cpp + test_journaling_filesystem.cpp + test_logging_float.cpp + test_logging_filesystem.cpp + test_materializing_webcore.cpp test_registry_monitoring.cpp + test_filesystem_monitoring.cpp "test_logging_registry.cpp") target_compile_features(${TEST_EXE_NAME} PUBLIC ${M_CXX_STD}) +target_include_directories(${TEST_EXE_NAME} PRIVATE + ../../../src +) + target_link_libraries(${TEST_EXE_NAME} m_filesystem m_math m_memory m_multi_byte m_pil - GTest::gtest_main + pugixml::pugixml + m_googletest_main ) enable_testing() diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_idirectory.h b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_idirectory.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ad63457f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_idirectory.h @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace m::pil::test +{ + // A minimal, fully controllable mock of m::pil::idirectory for + // deterministically exercising the buffered filesystem layer's best-effort + // whole-node capture (M-FS-BUF-1, D2-D4). It is the filesystem analogue of + // mock_ikey: the buffered capture touches only two read paths on its + // underlying directory — query_information (the last_write_time bracket) and + // enumerate_entries — so those are the only methods that do real work; every + // other idirectory method throws, since capture never calls it. + // + // A test scripts: + // + // * a sequence of last_write_time values returned by successive + // query_information calls, so the capture's before/after bracket can be + // made to observe a "torn read" (a stamp that changed across the + // bracket) and then stabilize; and + // * a per-pass snapshot of the child entries returned by enumerate_entries, + // so an entry present in one capture pass can be made to vanish in the + // stabilized re-read (modelling an entry that disappeared from the + // underlying directory between enumeration and the consistent re-read). + // Because a child's metadata arrives whole with the enumeration (D14, + // no separate per-entry load), a vanished entry is simply absent from + // the final captured set. + // + // It records how many capture passes occurred (one enumeration sweep, i.e. + // one enumerate_entries call at starting_index 0, per attempt) so a test can + // assert the bounded retry fired the expected number of times. + class mock_idirectory : public idirectory + { + public: + // last_write_times is the scripted sequence returned by successive + // query_information calls. When exhausted, the last element is returned + // for all further calls. An empty sequence yields a fixed min stamp. + // + // enumeration_passes is the per-pass child snapshot: the entries + // enumerate_entries reports during pass N. When exhausted, the last + // snapshot is reused for all further passes. An empty outer vector + // yields an empty directory. + mock_idirectory(std::vector last_write_times, + std::vector> enumeration_passes): + m_last_write_times(std::move(last_write_times)), + m_enumeration_passes(std::move(enumeration_passes)) + {} + + // Number of whole-node capture passes the buffered layer ran against + // this mock (one per enumeration sweep). Equals the number of capture + // attempts, so a value > 1 proves a torn-read retry fired. + unsigned + capture_pass_count() const noexcept + { + return m_capture_passes; + } + + // --- read paths exercised by capture --- + + idirectory::query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags, file_metadata& metadata) override + { + metadata = file_metadata{}; + metadata.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + metadata.m_attributes = file_attributes::directory; + + if (m_last_write_times.empty()) + { + metadata.m_last_write_time = (time_point_type::min)(); + } + else + { + auto const i = (m_lwt_index < m_last_write_times.size()) + ? m_lwt_index + : (m_last_write_times.size() - 1); + metadata.m_last_write_time = m_last_write_times[i]; + ++m_lwt_index; + } + + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + + idirectory::enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override + { + // A new enumeration sweep (one capture pass) starts at index 0. + if (starting_index == 0) + ++m_capture_passes; + + auto const& snapshot = current_pass_snapshot(); + + std::size_t written{}; + while (written < entries.size() && (starting_index + written) < snapshot.size()) + { + entries[written] = snapshot[starting_index + written]; + ++written; + } + entries = entries.subspan(0, written); + return enumerate_entries_disposition{}; + } + + // --- paths capture never touches --- + + idirectory::create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags, + file_path const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::create_directory"); + } + + idirectory::create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags, + file_path const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::create_file"); + } + + idirectory::open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags, + file_path const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr&, + std::error_code&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::open_directory"); + } + + idirectory::open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags, + file_path const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr&, + std::error_code&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::open_file"); + } + + idirectory::remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags, file_path const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::remove_entry"); + } + + idirectory::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags, std::optional const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::delete_tree"); + } + + idirectory::rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags, file_path const&, file_path const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_idirectory::rename_entry"); + } + + private: + std::vector const& + current_pass_snapshot() const + { + static std::vector const s_empty; + + if (m_enumeration_passes.empty()) + return s_empty; + + // The current pass index is one less than the number of sweeps begun + // (capture passes are 1-based once a sweep has started). Clamp to the + // last scripted snapshot when the sequence is exhausted. + auto const pass = (m_capture_passes == 0) ? 0u : (m_capture_passes - 1); + auto const idx = std::min(pass, m_enumeration_passes.size() - 1); + return m_enumeration_passes[idx]; + } + + std::vector m_last_write_times; + std::vector> m_enumeration_passes; + std::size_t m_lwt_index{0}; + unsigned m_capture_passes{0}; + }; + +} // namespace m::pil::test diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_ikey.h b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_ikey.h new file mode 100644 index 00000000..22b762cf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/mock_ikey.h @@ -0,0 +1,274 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace m::pil::test +{ + // A minimal, fully controllable mock of m::pil::ikey for deterministically + // exercising the buffered layer's best-effort whole-key capture (M-PS-2). It + // implements only the read paths the capture touches — query_information_key, + // enumerate_keys, enumerate_value_names_and_types, get_value_size, + // get_value_type, get_value — and lets a test script: + // + // * a sequence of last_write_time values returned by successive + // query_information_key calls, so the capture's before/after bracket can + // be made to observe a "torn read" (a stamp that changed across the + // bracket) and then stabilize; and + // * a set of values, any of which can be marked "vanished" so its + // get_value_size / get_value throw m::not_found, modelling a value that + // disappeared from the underlying registry between enumeration and load. + // + // It records how many capture passes occurred (one + // enumerate_value_names_and_types call per attempt) so a test can assert the + // bounded retry fired the expected number of times. All mutating ikey methods + // throw, since capture never calls them. + class mock_ikey : public ikey + { + public: + struct value_spec + { + value_name_string_type m_name; + reg_value_type m_type{reg_value_type::binary}; + std::vector m_data; + // When true, get_value_size / get_value for this value throw + // m::not_found, modelling a value that vanished between enumeration + // and load. + bool m_vanished{false}; + }; + + // last_write_times is the scripted sequence returned by successive + // query_information_key calls. When exhausted, the last element is + // returned for all further calls. An empty sequence yields a fixed stamp. + mock_ikey(std::vector last_write_times, + std::vector subkey_names, + std::vector values): + m_last_write_times(std::move(last_write_times)), + m_subkey_names(std::move(subkey_names)), + m_values(std::move(values)) + {} + + // Number of whole-key capture passes the buffered layer ran against this + // mock (one per enumerate_value_names_and_types call). Equals the number + // of capture attempts, so a value > 1 proves a torn-read retry fired. + unsigned + capture_pass_count() const noexcept + { + return m_capture_passes; + } + + // --- read paths exercised by capture --- + + ikey::query_information_key_disposition + query_information_key(ikey::query_information_key_flags, + std::size_t& subkey_count, + std::size_t& value_count, + std::size_t& security_descriptor_size, + time_point_type& last_write_time) override + { + subkey_count = m_subkey_names.size(); + value_count = m_values.size(); + security_descriptor_size = 0; + + if (m_last_write_times.empty()) + { + last_write_time = (time_point_type::min)(); + } + else + { + auto const i = (m_lwt_index < m_last_write_times.size()) + ? m_lwt_index + : (m_last_write_times.size() - 1); + last_write_time = m_last_write_times[i]; + ++m_lwt_index; + } + + return query_information_key_disposition{}; + } + + ikey::enumerate_keys_disposition + enumerate_keys(ikey::enumerate_keys_flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& key_names) override + { + std::size_t written{}; + while (written < key_names.size() && (index + written) < m_subkey_names.size()) + { + key_names[written] = pil::key_path(m_subkey_names[index + written].view()); + ++written; + } + key_names = key_names.subspan(0, written); + return enumerate_keys_disposition{}; + } + + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition + enumerate_value_names_and_types( + ikey::enumerate_value_names_and_types_flags, + std::size_t index, + std::span& values_span) + override + { + // One capture pass = one enumeration sweep starting at index 0. + if (index == 0) + ++m_capture_passes; + + std::size_t written{}; + while (written < values_span.size() && (index + written) < m_values.size()) + { + auto const& spec = m_values[index + written]; + values_span[written] = enumerate_value_names_and_types_value(spec.m_name, + spec.m_type); + ++written; + } + values_span = values_span.subspan(0, written); + return enumerate_value_names_and_types_disposition{}; + } + + ikey::get_value_size_disposition + get_value_size(ikey::get_value_size_flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + std::size_t& size) override + { + auto const& spec = require_value(value_name); + size = spec.m_data.size(); + return get_value_size_disposition{}; + } + + ikey::get_value_type_disposition + get_value_type(ikey::get_value_type_flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type) override + { + auto const& spec = require_value(value_name); + type = spec.m_type; + return get_value_type_disposition{}; + } + + ikey::get_value_disposition + get_value(ikey::get_value_flags, + value_name_string_type const& value_name, + reg_value_type& type, + std::span& value, + std::optional& new_bytes_required) override + { + auto const& spec = require_value(value_name); + new_bytes_required = std::nullopt; + + if (value.size() < spec.m_data.size()) + { + new_bytes_required = spec.m_data.size(); + return get_value_disposition{}; + } + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < spec.m_data.size(); ++i) + value[i] = spec.m_data[i]; + + value = value.subspan(0, spec.m_data.size()); + type = spec.m_type; + return get_value_disposition{}; + } + + // --- paths capture never touches --- + + ikey::create_key_disposition + create_key(ikey::create_key_flags, + pil::key_path const&, + sam, + std::optional, + std::shared_ptr&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::create_key"); + } + + ikey::delete_key_disposition + delete_key(ikey::delete_key_flags, pil::key_path const&, sam) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::delete_key"); + } + + ikey::delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(ikey::delete_tree_flags, std::optional const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::delete_tree"); + } + + ikey::flush_disposition + flush(ikey::flush_flags) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::flush"); + } + + ikey::open_key_disposition + open_key(ikey::open_key_flags, + std::optional const&, + sam, + std::shared_ptr&, + std::error_code&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::open_key"); + } + + ikey::rename_key_disposition + rename_key(ikey::rename_key_flags, + std::optional const&, + pil::key_path const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::rename_key"); + } + + ikey::delete_value_disposition + delete_value(ikey::delete_value_flags, value_name_string_type const&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::delete_value"); + } + + ikey::set_value_disposition + set_value(ikey::set_value_flags, + value_name_string_type const&, + reg_value_type, + std::span) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::set_value"); + } + + ikey::get_path_disposition + get_path(ikey::get_path_flags, pil::key_path&) override + { + throw m::not_supported("mock_ikey::get_path"); + } + + private: + value_spec const& + require_value(value_name_string_type const& value_name) const + { + for (auto const& spec: m_values) + { + if (spec.m_name.view() == value_name.view()) + { + if (spec.m_vanished) + throw m::not_found("mock_ikey: value vanished"); + return spec; + } + } + throw m::not_found("mock_ikey: unknown value"); + } + + std::vector m_last_write_times; + std::vector m_subkey_names; + std::vector m_values; + std::size_t m_lwt_index{0}; + unsigned m_capture_passes{0}; + }; + +} // namespace m::pil::test diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_capture.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_capture.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e0cdf47c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_capture.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + // Remove a test subtree from the *real* registry under HKCU, ignoring any + // failure (the subtree may not exist). Uses a direct platform so the change + // hits the real registry rather than a buffer. + void + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(std::wstring_view subkey) + { + try + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + hkcu.delete_tree(subkey); + } + catch (std::exception const&) + { + } + } +} // namespace + +// M-PS-2: a buffered key captures its underlying values WHOLE at materialization +// (eager), not lazily on read. Proof: after the buffered key is opened, mutate +// the underlying value through a separate direct platform; the buffered key must +// still return the value captured at open time, not the mutated one. +TEST(BufferedCapture, ValuesAreCapturedWholeAtMaterialization) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MPS2_EagerCapture"sv; + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); + + // Stage known state in the real registry via a direct platform. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"counter"sv, 100u); + } + + // Open through a buffered platform; materializing the mirror should eagerly + // capture the value whole. + auto buffered = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto br = buffered.get_registry(); + auto bhkcu = br.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto bk = bhkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + + // Mutate the underlying value via a fresh direct platform. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"counter"sv, 999u); + } + + // The buffered key must still serve the value captured at open time. If + // capture were lazy, this read would observe the mutated underlying value. + EXPECT_EQ(bk.get_uint32_value(L"counter"sv), 100u); + + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); +} + +// M-PS-2: a buffered key captures the underlying key's metadata (last_write_time) +// at materialization. Previously a mirrored key carried no timestamp (min); now +// it must match the underlying key's last_write_time. +TEST(BufferedCapture, MetadataLastWriteTimeIsCaptured) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MPS2_Metadata"sv; + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); + + m::pil::time_point_type direct_lwt{}; + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"v"sv, 1u); + direct_lwt = k.last_write_time(); + } + + auto buffered = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto br = buffered.get_registry(); + auto bhkcu = br.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto bk = bhkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + + auto const buffered_lwt = bk.last_write_time(); + + EXPECT_NE(buffered_lwt, (m::pil::time_point_type::min)()); + EXPECT_EQ(buffered_lwt, direct_lwt); + + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); +} + +// M-BUFTREE-1: buffered::key::delete_tree with a named subkey removes that +// subkey together with all of its descendants, even when the subtree is not +// empty (unlike delete_key, which requires an empty subkey). The deletion is +// recorded as a tombstone in the overlay, shadowing the underlying registry. +TEST(BufferedDeleteTree, NamedSubtreeWithDescendantsIsRemoved) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MBUFTREE_Named"sv; + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); + + // Stage a non-empty subtree in the real registry: a parent holding a value, + // a child subkey, and a grandchild subkey with its own value. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto root = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + auto child = root.create_key(L"Child"sv); + child.set_value(L"v"sv, 7u); + auto grand = child.create_key(L"Grand"sv); + grand.set_value(L"g"sv, 8u); + } + + // Delete the whole non-empty subtree through a buffered overlay. + auto buffered = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto br = buffered.get_registry(); + auto bhkcu = br.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto broot = bhkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + + broot.delete_tree(L"Child"sv); // non-empty subtree must vanish wholesale + + // The subtree and everything under it are gone in the overlay. + EXPECT_FALSE(broot.try_open_key(L"Child"sv).has_value()); + + remove_real_hkcu_subkey(k_subkey); +} + +#endif // WIN32 + diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_create_key.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_create_key.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f029457 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_create_key.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + bool + has_subkey(m::pil::key& k, std::wstring_view name) + { + for (auto&& n: k.list_subkey_names()) + if (n == m::pil::key_path(name)) + return true; + return false; + } +} // namespace + +// M-BUFCREATE-1: live RegCreateKeyExW auto-creates every intermediate key in a +// multi-component path. The buffered overlay must do the same: creating +// "A\\B\\C" materializes A, B, and C, each openable, with the right nesting. +TEST(BufferedCreateKey, MultiLevelCreateMaterializesAllIntermediates) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto leaf = hkcu.create_key(L"A\\B\\C"sv); + + // Every level is openable through its full path. + auto a = hkcu.open_key(L"A"sv); + auto b = hkcu.open_key(L"A\\B"sv); + auto c = hkcu.open_key(L"A\\B\\C"sv); + + // The nesting is correct: A contains B, B contains C. + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(a, L"B"sv)); + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(b, L"C"sv)); + + // The returned key is the leaf C: a value set through it reads back through + // a freshly opened "A\\B\\C". + leaf.set_value(L"marker"sv, 42u); + EXPECT_EQ(c.get_uint32_value(L"marker"sv), 42u); +} + +// M-BUFCREATE-1: re-creating an already-existing multi-component path is +// idempotent — it opens the existing keys rather than duplicating them and +// preserves values already written to the leaf. +TEST(BufferedCreateKey, ReCreatingExistingPathIsIdempotent) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto first = hkcu.create_key(L"X\\Y\\Z"sv); + first.set_value(L"seed"sv, 7u); + + // Re-create the same path; the leaf and its value must survive. + auto second = hkcu.create_key(L"X\\Y\\Z"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(second.get_uint32_value(L"seed"sv), 7u); + + // No duplicate intermediates were created. + auto x = hkcu.open_key(L"X"sv); + auto y = hkcu.open_key(L"X\\Y"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(x.list_subkey_names().size(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(y.list_subkey_names().size(), 1u); + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(x, L"Y"sv)); + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(y, L"Z"sv)); +} + +// M-BUFCREATE-1: a partially-existing path extends the existing prefix rather +// than recreating it — creating "P\\Q" then "P\\Q\\R" adds R under the existing +// Q without disturbing Q's prior contents. +TEST(BufferedCreateKey, PartiallyExistingPathExtendsExistingPrefix) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto q = hkcu.create_key(L"P\\Q"sv); + q.set_value(L"q_value"sv, 11u); + + hkcu.create_key(L"P\\Q\\R"sv); + + auto q_again = hkcu.open_key(L"P\\Q"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(q_again.get_uint32_value(L"q_value"sv), 11u); + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(q_again, L"R"sv)); + + // P still has exactly one child Q. + auto pk = hkcu.open_key(L"P"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(pk.list_subkey_names().size(), 1u); +} + +// M-BUFCREATE-1: the existing single-component create behavior is unchanged. +TEST(BufferedCreateKey, SingleComponentCreateUnchanged) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto k = hkcu.create_key(L"Solo"sv); + k.set_value(L"v"sv, 3u); + + EXPECT_TRUE(has_subkey(hkcu, L"Solo"sv)); + + auto reopened = hkcu.open_key(L"Solo"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(reopened.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv), 3u); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1c9b4367 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,420 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" + +// +// M-FS-BUF-1: the buffered filesystem overlay's node model and read path. The +// overlay captures a directory whole on touch (names + kinds + metadata of its +// direct children, plus its own metadata) and serves those reads without +// re-reading the underlying provider — so an entry survives deletion of the +// live node after capture. These tests construct a buffered::directory directly +// over a live temp-tree handle (cheap, deterministic) and exercise enumerate, +// query_information, and open_directory/open_file. +// + +namespace +{ + namespace bufimpl = m::pil::impl::buffered; + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + std::u16string + name_of(m::pil::directory_entry const& e) + { + return std::u16string(e.m_name.view()); + } + + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_buf_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // A live (direct) idirectory handle for an absolute directory, obtained + // without any buffering so capturing it is cheap and deterministic. + std::shared_ptr + live_directory(std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + + std::shared_ptr fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, fs); + + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs->open_root(fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + return root->open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + } + + std::set + overlay_child_names(m::pil::idirectory& dir) + { + std::set names; + for (std::size_t index = 0;; ++index) + { + auto const entry = dir.enumerate_entries(index); + if (!entry.has_value()) + break; + names.insert(name_of(entry.value())); + } + return names; + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, CaptureEnumerateMatchesGroundTruth) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"gamma.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*overlay), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, OwnAndChildMetadataCaptured) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"child"); + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + EXPECT_TRUE(overlay->query_information().is_directory()); + + // A captured subdirectory entry opens as a directory; a captured file + // entry opens as a file carrying its captured size. + auto child = overlay->open_directory(std::u16string_view(u"child")); + EXPECT_TRUE(child->query_information().is_directory()); + + auto data = overlay->open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + auto md = data->query_information(); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_file()); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_size, contents.size()); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, WrongKindRejected) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"adir"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"afile"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + // Opening a file through open_directory (and a directory through + // open_file) is rejected by the unified namespace, even tentatively. + std::error_code ec; + std::shared_ptr as_dir; + overlay->open_directory(m::pil::idirectory::open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found, + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"afile")), + m::pil::file_access::default_open, + as_dir, + ec); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(as_dir); + + ec.clear(); + std::shared_ptr as_file; + overlay->open_file(m::pil::idirectory::open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found, + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"adir")), + m::pil::file_access::default_open, + as_file, + ec); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(as_file); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, TentativeOpenMissing) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(overlay->try_open_directory(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(overlay->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope.txt")))); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, CaptureSurvivesUnderlyingDeletion) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"keepdir"); + std::string const contents = "abcdef"; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"vanish.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + // Capture on touch. + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + // Now mutate the live tree out from under the overlay. + std::filesystem::remove(tmp.path() / L"vanish.bin"); + + // The captured namespace still reports the vanished file with its + // captured metadata; the overlay never re-reads the underlying. + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*overlay), + (std::set{u"keepdir", u"vanish.bin"})); + + auto data = overlay->open_file(std::u16string_view(u"vanish.bin")); + EXPECT_EQ(data->query_information().m_size, contents.size()); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, MultiSegmentOpenWalksOverlay) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directories(tmp.path() / L"a" / L"b"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"a" / L"b" / L"leaf.txt"); + f << "z"; + } + + auto overlay = std::shared_ptr( + std::make_shared(live_directory(tmp.path()))); + + auto leaf = overlay->open_file(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"a\\b\\leaf.txt"))); + EXPECT_TRUE(leaf->query_information().is_file()); + + auto b = overlay->open_directory(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"a\\b"))); + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*b), (std::set{u"leaf.txt"})); + } + + // Validates the platform -> get_filesystem -> open_root wiring of the + // buffered facet over a live platform (capture is non-recursive, so this + // only enumerates the drive root's direct children). + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, OpenRootWiringOverLivePlatform) + { + auto inner = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + std::shared_ptr layered = + std::make_shared(inner); + + std::shared_ptr fs; + layered->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, fs); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(fs)); + + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + auto const fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + + auto root = fs->open_root(fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root)); + + // The drive root captured a non-empty namespace. + EXPECT_FALSE(overlay_child_names(*root).empty()); + + // Opening the same root again returns the cached overlay directory. + auto root_again = fs->open_root(fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + EXPECT_EQ(root.get(), root_again.get()); + } + + // + // M-FS-BUF-2: namespace mutations in the overlay. These exercise the + // mutation verbs directly against an empty (underlying-less) overlay + // directory so the behavior is purely in-overlay and deterministic: + // create directory/file (single- and multi-segment, create-or-open), + // remove (file, empty directory, non-empty rejected), delete_tree (named + // subtree and whole contents), and rename/move (re-keying the entry). + // + + m::pil::file_path + rel(std::u16string_view s) + { + return m::pil::file_path(s); + } + + std::shared_ptr + empty_overlay() + { + m::pil::file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = m::pil::node_kind::directory; + md.m_attributes = m::pil::file_attributes::directory; + return std::make_shared(md, nullptr); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, CreateDirectorySingleAndMultiSegment) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + auto a = root->create_directory(rel(u"alpha")); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(a)); + EXPECT_TRUE(a->query_information().is_directory()); + + // A multi-segment create auto-creates the intermediate components. + auto deep = root->create_directory(rel(u"x\\y\\z")); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(deep)); + + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*root), (std::set{u"alpha", u"x"})); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"x\\y\\z")))); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, CreateFileSingleAndMultiSegment) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + auto f = root->create_file(rel(u"note.txt")); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(f)); + m::pil::file_metadata md; + f->query_information(m::pil::ifile::query_information_flags{}, md); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_file()); + + // A multi-segment create makes the leading directories then the leaf file. + auto deep = root->create_file(rel(u"docs\\sub\\readme.md")); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(deep)); + + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*root), (std::set{u"note.txt", u"docs"})); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"docs\\sub\\readme.md")))); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, CreateOrOpenIdempotentAndKindConflicts) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + auto d1 = root->create_directory(rel(u"d")); + auto d2 = root->create_directory(rel(u"d")); // create-or-open: no throw + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(d1)); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(d2)); + + auto f1 = root->create_file(rel(u"f")); + auto f2 = root->create_file(rel(u"f")); // create-or-open: no throw + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(f1)); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(f2)); + + // Unified namespace (D13): a name taken by one kind rejects the other. + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"d"))), m::already_exists); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"f"))), m::already_exists); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, RemoveEntryFileEmptyDirAndNonEmptyRejected) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + root->create_file(rel(u"f")); + root->remove_entry(rel(u"f")); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"f")))); + + root->create_directory(rel(u"empty")); + root->remove_entry(rel(u"empty")); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"empty")))); + + // A non-empty directory is rejected by remove_entry. + root->create_file(rel(u"p\\q")); + EXPECT_THROW(root->remove_entry(rel(u"p")), m::not_empty); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"p")))); + + // Removing a missing entry throws not_found. + EXPECT_THROW(root->remove_entry(rel(u"missing")), m::not_found); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, DeleteTreeNamedAndWholeContents) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + // A single tombstone hides a whole subtree (M-BUFTREE). + root->create_file(rel(u"a\\b\\c\\leaf.txt")); + root->delete_tree(std::optional(rel(u"a"))); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"a")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"a\\b\\c\\leaf.txt")))); + + // Empty the directory's whole contents but keep the directory itself. + root->create_directory(rel(u"one")); + root->create_file(rel(u"two")); + root->delete_tree(std::optional{}); + EXPECT_TRUE(overlay_child_names(*root).empty()); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, RenameWithinDirectoryRekeysEntry) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + root->create_file(rel(u"old")); + root->rename_entry(rel(u"old"), rel(u"new")); + + EXPECT_EQ(overlay_child_names(*root), (std::set{u"new"})); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"new")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"old")))); + } + + TEST(BufferedFilesystem, RenameAcrossDirectoriesMovesEntry) + { + auto root = empty_overlay(); + + root->create_directory(rel(u"src")); + root->create_file(rel(u"src\\f")); + root->create_directory(rel(u"dst")); + + root->rename_entry(rel(u"src\\f"), rel(u"dst\\f")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"dst\\f")))); + + // The source slot is now empty. + auto src = root->try_open_directory(rel(u"src")); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(src)); + EXPECT_TRUE(overlay_child_names(*src).empty()); + } + +} // namespace + diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_fs_mock.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_fs_mock.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..71b434ed --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_fs_mock.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,161 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "mock_idirectory.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + namespace bufimpl = m::pil::impl::buffered; + + using m::pil::test::mock_idirectory; + using tp = m::pil::time_point_type; + + tp + stamp(std::int64_t ticks) + { + return tp(tp::duration(ticks)); + } + + // Build a directory_entry for a child of the given kind with a scripted + // last_write_time, so a test can observe that the captured child metadata + // came from the enumeration. + m::pil::directory_entry + entry(std::u16string_view name, m::pil::node_kind kind, std::int64_t lwt_ticks) + { + m::pil::file_metadata md{}; + md.m_kind = kind; + md.m_last_write_time = stamp(lwt_ticks); + md.m_attributes = (kind == m::pil::node_kind::directory) + ? m::pil::file_attributes::directory + : m::pil::file_attributes::normal; + return m::pil::directory_entry(m::pil::file_name_string_type{name}, md); + } + + // Wrap a mock underlying directory in a buffered overlay (which captures it + // whole in its constructor) and return it as an idirectory so the + // convenience read overloads are reachable, keeping the mock alive and + // reachable for assertions on its recorded capture passes. + std::shared_ptr + capture(std::shared_ptr const& mock) + { + return std::shared_ptr(std::make_shared(mock)); + } + + std::set + child_names(m::pil::idirectory& dir) + { + std::set names; + for (std::size_t index = 0;; ++index) + { + auto const e = dir.enumerate_entries(index); + if (!e.has_value()) + break; + names.insert(std::u16string(e.value().m_name.view())); + } + return names; + } +} // namespace + +// M-FS-BUF-4: a last_write_time that changes across the capture bracket (a "torn +// read") forces the buffered layer to re-capture. The mock scripts the stamp to +// change once (A then B) and then hold steady at B, so capture takes exactly two +// passes and settles on the stabilized stamp B. +TEST(BufferedFsCaptureMock, TornReadTriggersBoundedRetryThenStabilizes) +{ + auto const stamp_a = stamp(1000); + auto const stamp_b = stamp(2000); + + // query_information sequence across attempts: + // attempt 1: before=A, after=B -> A != B, retry + // attempt 2: before=B, after=B -> stable, stop + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{stamp_a, stamp_b, stamp_b, stamp_b}, + std::vector>{ + {entry(u"alpha", m::pil::node_kind::directory, 1), + entry(u"file.txt", m::pil::node_kind::file, 2)}}); + + auto overlay = capture(mock); + + // Exactly one retry: two capture passes. + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 2u); + + // The overlay settled on the stabilized stamp, not the torn one. + EXPECT_EQ(overlay->query_information().m_last_write_time, stamp_b); + + // The captured namespace is intact across the retried pass. + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(*overlay), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"file.txt"})); +} + +// M-FS-BUF-4: if the last_write_time never stabilizes, the retry loop is bounded +// (k_max_capture_attempts == 3) and stops after the cap, settling on whatever +// stamp the final bracket observed rather than spinning forever. +TEST(BufferedFsCaptureMock, UnstableDirectoryStopsAtRetryBound) +{ + // Six strictly-increasing stamps: every before/after bracket disagrees, so + // the loop runs the full three attempts and then stops. + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{stamp(10), stamp(20), stamp(30), stamp(40), stamp(50), stamp(60)}, + std::vector>{ + {entry(u"alpha", m::pil::node_kind::directory, 1)}}); + + auto overlay = capture(mock); + + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 3u); + + // The last bracket's "after" read was the sixth scripted stamp. + EXPECT_EQ(overlay->query_information().m_last_write_time, stamp(60)); +} + +// M-FS-BUF-4: an entry present in the first (torn) enumeration that is gone by +// the stabilized re-read is dropped from the captured set. Because a child's +// metadata arrives whole with the enumeration (D14, no separate per-entry load), +// a vanished entry is simply absent from the final consistent pass — the +// filesystem analogue of the registry's "value vanished between enumeration and +// load" drop. +TEST(BufferedFsCaptureMock, VanishedEntryDroppedFromCapture) +{ + auto const stamp_a = stamp(1000); + auto const stamp_b = stamp(2000); + + // Pass 1 enumerates {keep, gone} but the bracket is torn (A then B); pass 2 + // is stable (B then B) and enumerates only {keep}. The capture clears and + // re-populates from the consistent pass, so "gone" is dropped. + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{stamp_a, stamp_b, stamp_b, stamp_b}, + std::vector>{ + {entry(u"keep", m::pil::node_kind::file, 1), + entry(u"gone", m::pil::node_kind::file, 2)}, + {entry(u"keep", m::pil::node_kind::file, 1)}}); + + auto overlay = capture(mock); + + // One retry: the torn first pass was re-captured. + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 2u); + + // The vanished entry was dropped; only the surviving child remains. + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(*overlay), (std::set{u"keep"})); + + // Opening the dropped entry reports not-found through the tentative path. + EXPECT_FALSE(overlay->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"gone"sv))); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_mock.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_mock.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..98bf7b10 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_mock.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "mock_ikey.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::test::mock_ikey; + using tp = m::pil::time_point_type; + + tp + stamp(std::int64_t ticks) + { + return tp(tp::duration(ticks)); + } + + m::pil::value_name_string_type + vname(std::u16string_view s) + { + return m::pil::value_name_string_type{s}; + } + + // Encode a uint32 as a 4-byte little-endian REG_DWORD payload. + std::vector + dword_bytes(std::uint32_t v) + { + return {static_cast(v & 0xFFu), + static_cast((v >> 8) & 0xFFu), + static_cast((v >> 16) & 0xFFu), + static_cast((v >> 24) & 0xFFu)}; + } + + // Wrap a mock underlying key in a buffered overlay (which captures it whole + // in its constructor) and return a friendly key for observation, keeping the + // mock alive and reachable for assertions on its recorded capture passes. + m::pil::key + capture(std::shared_ptr const& mock) + { + auto buffered_impl = std::make_shared(mock); + return m::pil::key{buffered_impl}; + } +} // namespace + +// M-PS-MOCK: a last_write_time that changes across the capture bracket (a "torn +// read") forces the buffered layer to re-capture. The mock scripts the stamp to +// change once (A then B) and then hold steady at B, so capture takes exactly two +// passes and settles on the stabilized stamp B. +TEST(BufferedCaptureMock, TornReadTriggersBoundedRetryThenStabilizes) +{ + auto const stamp_a = stamp(1000); + auto const stamp_b = stamp(2000); + + // query_information_key sequence across attempts: + // attempt 1: before=A, after=B -> A != B, retry + // attempt 2: before=B, after=B -> stable, stop + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{stamp_a, stamp_b, stamp_b, stamp_b}, + std::vector{}, + std::vector{ + {vname(u"v"), m::pil::reg_value_type::uint32, dword_bytes(7u), false}}); + + auto k = capture(mock); + + // Exactly one retry: two capture passes. + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 2u); + + // The overlay settled on the stabilized stamp, not the torn one. + EXPECT_EQ(k.last_write_time(), stamp_b); + + // The value still captured correctly through the retried pass. + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv), 7u); +} + +// M-PS-MOCK: if the last_write_time never stabilizes, the retry loop is bounded +// (k_max_capture_attempts == 3) and stops after the cap, settling on whatever +// stamp the final bracket observed rather than spinning forever. +TEST(BufferedCaptureMock, UnstableKeyStopsAtRetryBound) +{ + // Six strictly-increasing stamps: every before/after bracket disagrees, so + // the loop runs the full three attempts and then stops. + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{stamp(10), stamp(20), stamp(30), stamp(40), stamp(50), stamp(60)}, + std::vector{}, + std::vector{}); + + auto k = capture(mock); + + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 3u); + + // The last bracket's "after" read was the sixth scripted stamp. + EXPECT_EQ(k.last_write_time(), stamp(60)); +} + +// M-PS-MOCK: a value that is enumerated but then fails to load (it vanished from +// the underlying registry between enumeration and load) is dropped from the +// captured set rather than treated as an error; sibling values are unaffected. +TEST(BufferedCaptureMock, VanishedValueIsDroppedFromCapture) +{ + auto const steady = stamp(5000); + + auto mock = std::make_shared( + std::vector{steady}, // stable: a single capture pass + std::vector{}, + std::vector{ + {vname(u"keep"), m::pil::reg_value_type::uint32, dword_bytes(42u), false}, + {vname(u"gone"), m::pil::reg_value_type::uint32, dword_bytes(99u), true}}); + + auto k = capture(mock); + + // Stable key: captured in one pass. + EXPECT_EQ(mock->capture_pass_count(), 1u); + + // The surviving value is present and correct. + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_uint32_value(L"keep"sv), 42u); + + // The vanished value was dropped: exactly one value remains, and it is "keep". + auto const values = k.list_value_names_and_types(); + EXPECT_EQ(values.size(), 1u); + + bool gone_present{false}; + for (auto const& vt: values) + if (std::wstring_view{vt.m_value_name} == L"gone"sv) + gone_present = true; + EXPECT_FALSE(gone_present); + + // Reading the dropped value reports not-found. + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(k.get_uint32_value(L"gone"sv)), m::not_found); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_over_direct_registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_over_direct_registry.cpp index b97fe0f6..8b846cc9 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_over_direct_registry.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_over_direct_registry.cpp @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ using namespace std::string_view_literals; TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryEnumeratingSoftwareMicrosoft) { - auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, nullptr); + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); auto r = p.get_registry(); auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); auto k2 = k1.open_key(L"Software\\Microsoft"sv); @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryEnumeratingSoftwareMicrosoft) TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryEnumeratingSoftwareMicrosoftWindiff) { - auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, nullptr); + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); auto r = p.get_registry(); auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); try @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryEnumeratingSoftwareMicrosoftWindiff) TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValue) { - auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, nullptr); + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); auto r = p.get_registry(); auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); auto k2 = k1.open_key(L"Software\\Microsoft"sv); @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValue) TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValuesBreakingEmplaceWithHint) { - auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, nullptr); + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); auto r = p.get_registry(); auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); auto k2 = k1.open_key(L"Software\\Microsoft"sv); @@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValuesBreakingEmplaceWithHint) TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValuesBreakingEmplaceWithHint2) { - auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, nullptr); + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); auto r = p.get_registry(); auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); auto k2 = k1.open_key(L"Software\\Microsoft"sv); @@ -131,4 +131,57 @@ TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TrySettingStringValuesBreakingEmplaceWithHint2) EXPECT_EQ(1, 1); } +TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryOpenKeyFindsExistingKey) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto k2 = k1.try_open_key(L"Software"sv); + + EXPECT_TRUE(k2.has_value()); +} + +TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, TryOpenKeyReturnsNulloptForMissingKey) +{ + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + // A key that is exceedingly unlikely to exist: a tentative open of it + // must report absence as std::nullopt rather than throwing. + auto k2 = k1.try_open_key( + L"Software\\m-pil-test-this-key-does-not-exist-7b3f1c9e"sv); + + EXPECT_FALSE(k2.has_value()); +} + +TEST(BufferedOverDirectRegistry, OpenAfterDeleteFails) +{ + // All buffered mutations stay in the in-memory overlay; the underlying + // registry is never touched. + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k2 = k1.open_key(L"Software"sv); + + constexpr auto child_name = L"m-pil-test-open-after-delete-2e9a4d61"sv; + + // Create the child so there is something concrete to delete. + k2.create_key(child_name); + + // It exists now: both open flavors must succeed. + EXPECT_TRUE(k2.try_open_key(child_name).has_value()); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(std::ignore = k2.open_key(child_name)); + + // Delete it (leaving a tombstone in the overlay). + k2.delete_key(child_name); + + // Tentative open must now report absence as std::nullopt. + EXPECT_FALSE(k2.try_open_key(child_name).has_value()); + + // The throwing open flavor must fail rather than resurrect the key. + EXPECT_THROW(std::ignore = k2.open_key(child_name), std::exception); +} + #endif diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_save.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_save.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..19304bef --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_buffered_save.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,843 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +#include + +namespace +{ + std::string + read_file_text(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::ifstream in(p, std::ios::binary); + std::ostringstream ss; + ss << in.rdbuf(); + return ss.str(); + } + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + // A throwaway directory tree under %TEMP%, removed on destruction. + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_buf3_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + std::set + child_names(m::pil::directory& dir) + { + std::set names; + for (auto&& e: dir.list_entries()) + names.insert(std::u16string(e.m_name.view())); + return names; + } +} // namespace + +// M4-3.1: a buffered overlay's created keys and set values are serialized to XML +// by the public save() path. Under the whole-key snapshot model (D2, D3) a +// touched key also serializes its observed subkey names and metadata, so this +// test asserts only the positive presence of the created key and values. +TEST(BufferedSave, OverlayKeysAndValuesAreSerialized) +{ + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / + "m4_3_1_overlay_keys_and_values.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.create_key(L"M4_3_1_TestApp"sv); + + k_app.set_string_value(L"name", L"Joe"); + k_app.set_value(L"age", 24u); + + p.save(out); + } + + auto const text = read_file_text(out); + + // The predefined key is stored under its canonical short name. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"HKCU\""), std::string::npos); + + // The created subkey is materialized and therefore serialized. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"M4_3_1_TestApp\""), std::string::npos); + + // The string value: REG_SZ == type 1. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"name\""), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text.find("type=\"1\""), std::string::npos); + + // The dword value: REG_DWORD == type 4, value 24 == 0x18 little-endian. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"age\""), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text.find("type=\"4\""), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text.find("data=\"18000000\""), std::string::npos); + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M4-3.1: a deleted value produces a tombstone element so that loading can +// faithfully reconstruct the overlay. +TEST(BufferedSave, DeletedValueIsSerializedAsTombstone) +{ + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / + "m4_3_1_deleted_value_tombstone.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.create_key(L"M4_3_1_TombstoneApp"sv); + + k_app.set_value(L"doomed", 7u); + k_app.delete_value(L"doomed"sv); + + p.save(out); + } + + auto const text = read_file_text(out); + + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"M4_3_1_TombstoneApp\""), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"doomed\""), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text.find("deleted=\"true\""), std::string::npos); + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M4-3.2: a saved overlay round-trips through load() into a snapshot platform +// that serves the keys and values without any live underlying registry. +TEST(BufferedSave, OverlayRoundTripsThroughLoad) +{ + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / + "m4_3_2_roundtrip.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.create_key(L"M4_3_2_RoundTrip"sv); + + k_app.set_value(L"age", 24u); + k_app.set_string_value(L"name", L"Joe"); + + auto k_sub = k_app.create_key(L"Sub"sv); + k_sub.set_value(L"answer", 42u); + + p.save(out); + } + + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto r = snap.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k_app = k1.open_key(L"M4_3_2_RoundTrip"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(k_app.get_uint32_value(L"age"sv), 24u); + EXPECT_EQ(k_app.get_string_value(L"name"sv), L"Joe"); + + auto k_sub = k_app.open_key(L"Sub"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(k_sub.get_uint32_value(L"answer"sv), 42u); + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-PS-3: a key that was merely observed (touched, not modified) serializes as +// a whole-key snapshot — its own metadata (last_write_time) and its child +// subkey names appear in the artifact even though nothing was written to it +// through the buffered layer (D2, D3). +TEST(BufferedSave, ObservedKeyMetadataAndSubkeyNamesSerialized) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MPS3_Observed"sv; + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / + "mps3_observed_whole_key.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + // Stage a real HKCU subkey through a direct platform so the buffered + // capture has a deterministic child name to enumerate. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + try + { + hkcu.delete_tree(k_subkey); + } + catch (...) + { + } + auto k = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"marker"sv, 1u); + } + + { + // Open (touch) HKCU through the buffered layer; eager whole-key capture + // records HKCU's metadata and the names of its child subkeys. We never + // open or modify MPS3_Observed. + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + (void)hkcu; + + p.save(out); + } + + auto const text = read_file_text(out); + + // The observed subkey name is serialized even though it was never opened. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("name=\"MPS3_Observed\""), std::string::npos); + + // The touched key's own metadata is serialized. + EXPECT_NE(text.find("last_write_time="), std::string::npos); + + // Cleanup the staged key. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + try + { + hkcu.delete_tree(k_subkey); + } + catch (...) + { + } + } + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-PS-4: a key that was merely *observed* (captured from the real registry +// through the buffered layer, never explicitly written) is fully readable from +// the loaded snapshot with no live underlying registry. We prove the absence of +// fall-through by deleting the real key before loading: any read that reached a +// live registry would now fail. +TEST(BufferedSave, ObservedKeyReadableFromSealedSnapshot) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MPS4_Sealed"sv; + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mps4_sealed.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + auto const remove_staged = []() { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + try + { + hkcu.delete_tree(k_subkey); + } + catch (...) + { + } + }; + + // Stage a real key with values and a child subkey through a direct platform. + remove_staged(); + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"count"sv, 7u); + k.set_string_value(L"label"sv, L"observed"); + auto child = k.create_key(L"Child"sv); + child.set_value(L"x"sv, 1u); + } + + // Run #1: observe the key through the buffered layer (eager whole-key + // capture) and save the snapshot. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.open_key(k_subkey); // touch -> capture whole key + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_uint32_value(L"count"sv), 7u); + + p.save(out); + } + + // Delete the real key entirely: the snapshot must now be the only source. + remove_staged(); + + // Run #2: load the sealed snapshot (no underlying) and read the observed + // key's captured state. + { + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto r = snap.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_uint32_value(L"count"sv), 7u); + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_string_value(L"label"sv), L"observed"); + + // The child subkey name survives into the sealed world's enumeration. + // Its contents were never captured, so it is a name-only placeholder; + // the open-time repair behavior for such placeholders is covered by + // M-PS-5. + bool found_child = false; + for (auto&& n: k.list_subkey_names()) + if (n == m::pil::key_path(L"Child"sv)) + found_child = true; + EXPECT_TRUE(found_child); + } + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-PS-5: lazy consistency repair (D5). A name-only placeholder subkey +// enumerates in the sealed world but cannot be opened (its contents were never +// captured and there is no underlying registry). Opening it must drop it from +// the enumeration and advance the parent's last_write_time to T_load, leaving +// the snapshot self-consistent. +TEST(BufferedSave, NameOnlySubkeyRepairedAndRestampedOnOpen) +{ + static constexpr auto k_subkey = L"MPS5_Repair"sv; + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mps5_repair.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + auto const remove_staged = []() { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + try + { + hkcu.delete_tree(k_subkey); + } + catch (...) + { + } + }; + + // Stage a real key with one value and a child subkey "Ghost". + remove_staged(); + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.create_key(k_subkey); + k.set_value(L"count"sv, 5u); + auto ghost = k.create_key(L"Ghost"sv); + ghost.set_value(L"y"sv, 2u); + } + + // Run #1: observe MPS5_Repair (eager whole-key capture). This captures its + // value and enumerates "Ghost" as a name-only placeholder, but Ghost itself + // is never opened, so its contents are never captured. Save the snapshot. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + EXPECT_EQ(k.get_uint32_value(L"count"sv), 5u); + + p.save(out); + } + + remove_staged(); + + // Run #2: load the sealed snapshot and exercise the repair. + { + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto r = snap.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k = hkcu.open_key(k_subkey); + + auto const has_ghost = [&]() { + for (auto&& n: k.list_subkey_names()) + if (n == m::pil::key_path(L"Ghost"sv)) + return true; + return false; + }; + + // Before the contradiction is exposed, "Ghost" enumerates. + EXPECT_TRUE(has_ghost()); + auto const before_lwt = k.last_write_time(); + + // Opening the unmaterializable placeholder triggers the repair. + EXPECT_FALSE(k.try_open_key(L"Ghost"sv).has_value()); + + // After repair, "Ghost" is gone from the enumeration and the parent's + // stamp has advanced to T_load (strictly newer than its captured value). + EXPECT_FALSE(has_ghost()); + EXPECT_GT(k.last_write_time(), before_lwt); + } + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-PS-6: end-to-end integration. Build a buffered platform over the live +// registry, observe a representative tree (values of several types, nested +// subkeys) and apply overlay modifications, save, then reload as a sealed +// snapshot with the live key deleted. Assert the loaded world reproduces what +// run #1 observed (including overlay writes/deletes) and stays self-consistent +// under repeated reads and enumerations. +TEST(BufferedSave, EndToEndSealedSnapshotReproducesObservations) +{ + static constexpr auto k_root = L"MPS6_E2E"sv; + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mps6_e2e.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + auto const remove_staged = []() { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + try + { + hkcu.delete_tree(k_root); + } + catch (...) + { + } + }; + + // Stage a representative tree through a direct platform. + remove_staged(); + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto root = hkcu.create_key(k_root); + root.set_value(L"vu"sv, 42u); + root.set_string_value(L"vs"sv, L"hello"); + root.set_value(L"doomed"sv, 7u); + + auto alpha = root.create_key(L"Alpha"sv); + alpha.set_value(L"a"sv, 1u); + + auto beta = root.create_key(L"Beta"sv); + beta.set_value(L"b"sv, 2u); + auto gamma = beta.create_key(L"Gamma"sv); + gamma.set_value(L"g"sv, 3u); + } + + // Run #1: observe through the buffered layer and apply overlay edits. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto root = hkcu.open_key(k_root); // capture root + enumerate subkeys + + EXPECT_EQ(root.get_uint32_value(L"vu"sv), 42u); + + auto alpha = root.open_key(L"Alpha"sv); // capture Alpha + EXPECT_EQ(alpha.get_uint32_value(L"a"sv), 1u); + + auto beta = root.open_key(L"Beta"sv); // capture Beta + enumerate Gamma + EXPECT_EQ(beta.get_uint32_value(L"b"sv), 2u); + auto gamma = beta.open_key(L"Gamma"sv); // capture Gamma + EXPECT_EQ(gamma.get_uint32_value(L"g"sv), 3u); + + // Overlay modifications: add a value, delete a value, create a subkey. + root.set_value(L"vnew"sv, 99u); + root.delete_value(L"doomed"sv); + auto delta = root.create_key(L"Delta"sv); + delta.set_value(L"d"sv, 4u); + + p.save(out); + } + + // Delete the real tree: the snapshot is now the only source of truth. + remove_staged(); + + // Run #2: load the sealed snapshot and verify reproduction + consistency. + { + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto r = snap.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto root = hkcu.open_key(k_root); + + // Captured and overlay-written values reproduce. + EXPECT_EQ(root.get_uint32_value(L"vu"sv), 42u); + EXPECT_EQ(root.get_string_value(L"vs"sv), L"hello"); + EXPECT_EQ(root.get_uint32_value(L"vnew"sv), 99u); + + // The deleted value does not reappear. + bool doomed_present = false; + for (auto&& v: root.list_value_names_and_types()) + if (v.m_value_name == L"doomed") + doomed_present = true; + EXPECT_FALSE(doomed_present); + + // Nested captured subkeys reproduce. + auto alpha = root.open_key(L"Alpha"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(alpha.get_uint32_value(L"a"sv), 1u); + auto beta = root.open_key(L"Beta"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(beta.get_uint32_value(L"b"sv), 2u); + auto gamma = beta.open_key(L"Gamma"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(gamma.get_uint32_value(L"g"sv), 3u); + + // The overlay-created subkey reproduces. + auto delta = root.open_key(L"Delta"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(delta.get_uint32_value(L"d"sv), 4u); + + // Self-consistency under repeated enumerations: the subkey-name set is + // stable across reads. Capture the names twice and compare. + auto const collect_names = [&]() { + std::vector names; + for (auto&& n: root.list_subkey_names()) + names.push_back(n); + std::sort(names.begin(), + names.end(), + [](auto const& l, auto const& rr) { + return l.native().view() < rr.native().view(); + }); + return names; + }; + + auto const first = collect_names(); + auto const second = collect_names(); + EXPECT_EQ(first, second); + + // The expected captured + created subkeys are all present. + for (auto const* expected: {L"Alpha", L"Beta", L"Delta"}) + { + bool found = false; + for (auto&& n: first) + if (n == m::pil::key_path(expected)) + found = true; + EXPECT_TRUE(found); + } + } + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-FS-BUF-3: an observed-but-unmodified directory node round-trips through the +// public save()/load() path. The overlay captures the node whole on touch +// (its own metadata plus its direct children's names + kinds + metadata, D2), +// serializes it into the child of (D3), and a fresh +// load reproduces the same namespace and metadata. +TEST(BufferedSave, FilesystemNamespaceRoundTrips) +{ + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"gamma.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_fs_buf3_roundtrip.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + m::pil::file_metadata captured{}; + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + captured = dir.query_information(); // touch -> capture whole node + + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + + p.save(out); + } + + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto fs = snap.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + EXPECT_EQ(dir.query_information().m_last_write_time, captured.m_last_write_time); + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// Reproduces the CI-only failure where the host path carries an 8.3 short-name +// component. On hosted runners temp_directory_path() returns a path with a +// short component (e.g. C:\Users\RUNNER~1\AppData\Local\Temp), because the +// account name "runneradmin" exceeds 8 characters and Windows generates an 8.3 +// alias. The buffered overlay captures each directory's children by enumeration +// -- which yields the LONG names -- but the requested path carries the SHORT +// name, so the exact-string map lookup misses and open_directory reports +// "no such file or directory". Dev machines whose user names are <= 8 chars +// never see an 8.3 component in %TEMP%, which is why this only failed on CI. +// Here we force the same condition deterministically with GetShortPathNameW so +// the failure is reproducible on any machine and the diagnostic traces show the +// captured-long vs requested-short name mismatch. +// +// The long-named directory is placed under a short (<= 8 char) parent so that +// the failing lookup happens in a directory with a single child, keeping the +// diagnostic MISS dump tiny instead of enumerating all of %TEMP%. +TEST(BufferedSave, FilesystemShortNamePathComponentReproducesCiFailure) +{ + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + // Parent name kept <= 8 chars so it never acquires its own 8.3 alias. + std::filesystem::path const shortParentDir = + base / (L"m8" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId() % 100000u)); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(shortParentDir, ec); + std::filesystem::create_directories(shortParentDir / L"longchildname" / L"alpha"); + + struct cleanup + { + std::filesystem::path p; + ~cleanup() + { + std::error_code e; + std::filesystem::remove_all(p, e); + } + } const guard{shortParentDir}; + + std::wstring const longPath = (shortParentDir / L"longchildname").wstring(); + + DWORD const needed = ::GetShortPathNameW(longPath.c_str(), nullptr, 0); + ASSERT_NE(needed, 0u) << "GetShortPathNameW size query failed: " << ::GetLastError(); + + std::wstring shortPath(needed, L'\0'); + DWORD const got = ::GetShortPathNameW(longPath.c_str(), shortPath.data(), needed); + ASSERT_NE(got, 0u) << "GetShortPathNameW failed: " << ::GetLastError(); + shortPath.resize(got); + + if (shortPath == longPath) + GTEST_SKIP() << "8.3 short-name generation appears disabled on this volume"; + + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(std::filesystem::path(shortPath)); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), (std::set{u"alpha"})); +} + +// M-FS-BUF-3: a sealed snapshot serves the captured namespace with no +// underlying provider. We prove the absence of fall-through by deleting the +// real tree before loading: any read that reached a live filesystem would now +// fail. The loaded snapshot still enumerates the captured children and serves +// the node's metadata. +TEST(BufferedSave, FilesystemSealedSnapshotServesNamespace) +{ + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"gamma.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_fs_buf3_sealed.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + + p.save(out); + } + + // Delete the real tree: the sealed snapshot must now be the only source. + std::filesystem::remove_all(tmp.path(), ec); + + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto fs = snap.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + // The captured namespace and metadata are served with no live provider. + EXPECT_NO_THROW((void)dir.query_information()); + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +// M-FS-BUF-5: end-to-end integration. Build a buffered filesystem over a live +// temp tree, observe a representative namespace (nested directories and files +// with metadata), apply overlay mutations (create / remove / rename), save, then +// **delete the live tree** and reload as a sealed snapshot. Assert the loaded +// world reproduces the observed + mutated namespace and metadata, stays +// self-consistent under repeated reads and enumerations, and that the D14 +// limitation holds (a sealed file node serves its metadata but its *content* is +// out of scope — the `file` wrapper exposes no content-read API at all). +TEST(BufferedSave, FilesystemEndToEndSealedSnapshotReproducesNamespace) +{ + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + // Stage a representative live tree: + // alpha/ (dir, captured) + // beta/gamma/ (nested dirs, captured) + // keep.txt (file, captured, later renamed) + // doomed.txt (file, captured, later removed in the overlay) + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta" / L"gamma"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"keep.txt"); + f << "keep-contents"; + } + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"doomed.txt"); + f << "doomed-contents"; + } + + auto const out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "m_fs_buf5_e2e.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); + + m::pil::file_metadata captured_root{}; + + // Run #1: observe through the buffered layer and apply overlay mutations. + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + captured_root = dir.query_information(); // touch -> capture whole node + + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"keep.txt", u"doomed.txt"})); + + // Capture nested nodes so they survive into the sealed world. + auto beta = dir.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"beta"sv)); + auto gamma = beta.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"gamma"sv)); + (void)gamma.query_information(); + + // Touch keep.txt as a file to exercise the file-capture path before it + // is renamed below. + (void)dir.open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"keep.txt"sv)).query_information(); + + // Overlay mutations: create a dir + file, remove a file, rename a file. + auto delta = dir.create_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"delta"sv)); + (void)delta.create_file(m::pil::file_path(u"inner.txt"sv)); + dir.create_file(m::pil::file_path(u"added.txt"sv)); + dir.remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"doomed.txt"sv)); + dir.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"keep.txt"sv), + m::pil::file_path(u"renamed.txt"sv)); + + p.save(out); + } + + // Delete the live tree: the sealed snapshot is now the only source of truth. + std::filesystem::remove_all(tmp.path(), ec); + + // Run #2: load the sealed snapshot and verify reproduction + consistency. + { + auto snap = m::pil::load_platform(out); + auto fs = snap.get_filesystem(); + auto fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto dir = root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + + // The captured node's own metadata reproduces with no live provider. + EXPECT_EQ(dir.query_information().m_last_write_time, captured_root.m_last_write_time); + + // The namespace reproduces the captured set as mutated by the overlay: + // doomed.txt removed, keep.txt renamed, delta/ + added.txt created. + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), + (std::set{ + u"alpha", u"beta", u"renamed.txt", u"delta", u"added.txt"})); + + // Nested captured directories reproduce. + auto beta = dir.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"beta"sv)); + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(beta), (std::set{u"gamma"})); + EXPECT_NO_THROW((void)beta.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"gamma"sv))); + + // The overlay-created directory and its file reproduce. + auto delta = dir.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"delta"sv)); + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(delta), (std::set{u"inner.txt"})); + + // Self-consistency under repeated enumerations: the child-name set is + // stable across reads. + EXPECT_EQ(child_names(dir), child_names(dir)); + + // The removed entry stays gone; the pre-rename name does not reappear. + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"doomed.txt"sv)).has_value()); + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"keep.txt"sv)).has_value()); + + // D14 boundary: a sealed file node serves its captured *metadata*, but + // its *content* is out of scope — the `file` wrapper exposes no + // content-read API, so no read can fall through to a (now-deleted) live + // provider. We assert metadata is served and document the limitation. + auto renamed = dir.open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"renamed.txt"sv)); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(renamed)); + auto const renamed_md = renamed.query_information(); + EXPECT_EQ(renamed_md.m_kind, m::pil::node_kind::file); + // (No content-read method exists on `file`; content capture is M-FS-STREAMS.) + } + + std::filesystem::remove(out, ec); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_direct_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_direct_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6bda7855 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_direct_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,604 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Read-side integration tests for the live Windows filesystem provider +// (M-FS-DIRECT-1). A directory tree is built with std::filesystem (the ground +// truth), then opened and inspected through the direct provider's value +// wrappers (open_root / open_directory / open_file / enumerate / stat). The +// mutating verbs are exercised in the M-FS-DIRECT-2 / M-FS-DIRECT-4 tests. +// + +namespace +{ + // Converts a std::filesystem path to a pil::file_path. On Windows wchar_t + // and char16_t share a representation, so the wide string's code units copy + // straight across. + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + std::u16string + name_of(m::pil::directory_entry const& e) + { + return std::u16string(e.m_name.view()); + } + + // The set of child leaf names a std::filesystem directory holds (the ground + // truth the provider's enumeration is compared against). + std::set + fs_child_names(std::filesystem::path const& dir) + { + std::set names; + for (auto const& entry: std::filesystem::directory_iterator(dir)) + { + std::wstring const ws = entry.path().filename().wstring(); + names.insert(std::u16string(ws.begin(), ws.end())); + } + return names; + } + + // A unique temporary directory that is removed on destruction. + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_direct_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // Opens the directory named by an absolute std::filesystem path through the + // direct provider, by opening its drive root and then the relative remainder. + m::pil::directory + open_through_provider(m::pil::filesystem_class& fs, std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto const rel = fp.relative_path(); + return root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(rel)); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, OpenRootResolvesDriveRoot) + { + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + auto const fp = to_file_path(tmp.path()); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + + auto const md = root.query_information(); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_directory()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, EnumerateMatchesGroundTruth) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"gamma.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + std::set names; + std::set directories; + for (auto const& e: dir.list_entries()) + { + names.insert(name_of(e)); + if (e.m_metadata.is_directory()) + directories.insert(name_of(e)); + } + + EXPECT_EQ(names, (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + EXPECT_EQ(directories, (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta"})); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, EnumerateEmptyDirectory) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + EXPECT_TRUE(dir.list_entries().empty()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, OpenSubdirectoryAndStat) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"child"); + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto child = dir.open_directory(std::u16string_view(u"child")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(child.query_information().is_directory()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, OpenFileAndStatSize) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; // 10 bytes + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + + auto const md = file.query_information(); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_file()); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_size, contents.size()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, ReadContentReturnsFileBytes) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; // 10 bytes + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file.read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, contents.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, contents); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, ReadContentAtOffsetReturnsTail) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; // 10 bytes + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file.read_content(7, std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, std::size_t{3}); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, "789"); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, ReadContentAtEofReturnsZero) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; // 10 bytes + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = + file.read_content(contents.size(), std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, std::size_t{0}); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, ReadContentEmptyBufferReadsNothing) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << "0123456789"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + + auto const read = file.read_content(0, std::span()); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, std::size_t{0}); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, WriteContentReplacesFileBytes) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"out.bin")); + + std::string const contents = "hello world"; // 11 bytes + auto const bytes = reinterpret_cast(contents.data()); + auto const written = + file.write_content(0, std::span(bytes, contents.size())); + + EXPECT_EQ(written, contents.size()); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file.read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, contents.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, contents); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, WriteContentTruncatesToWrittenLength) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"out.bin")); + + std::string const big = "0123456789ABCDEF"; // 16 bytes + file.write_content( + 0, std::span(reinterpret_cast(big.data()), big.size())); + + std::string const shrunk = "xyz"; // 3 bytes - must shrink the file + auto const written = file.write_content( + 0, + std::span(reinterpret_cast(shrunk.data()), shrunk.size())); + EXPECT_EQ(written, shrunk.size()); + + EXPECT_EQ(file.query_information().m_size, shrunk.size()); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file.read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, shrunk.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, shrunk); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, WriteContentNonZeroOffsetRejected) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto file = dir.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"out.bin")); + + std::string const contents = "abc"; + auto const span = std::span( + reinterpret_cast(contents.data()), contents.size()); + + EXPECT_THROW(file.write_content(1, span), std::system_error); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, TryOpenMissingDirectoryReturnsNullopt) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_directory(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope")))); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, TryOpenMissingFileReturnsNullopt) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope.txt")))); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, TryOpenExistingFileReturnsNode) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"present.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + auto opened = dir.try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"present.txt"))); + ASSERT_TRUE(opened); + EXPECT_TRUE(opened->query_information().is_file()); + } + + // + // M-FS-DIRECT-2: namespace mutations. + // + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, CreateDirectoryCreatesOnDisk) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto child = dir.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"made")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path() / L"made")); + EXPECT_TRUE(child.query_information().is_directory()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, CreateDirectoryIsCreateOrOpen) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"existing"); + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + // Opening an already-present directory is not an error. + auto child = dir.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"existing")); + EXPECT_TRUE(child.query_information().is_directory()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, CreateFileCreatesOnDisk) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + auto made = dir.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"made.txt")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"made.txt")); + EXPECT_TRUE(made.query_information().is_file()); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, RemoveEntryDeletesFile) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"victim.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"victim.txt"))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"victim.txt")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, RemoveEntryDeletesEmptyDirectory) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"empty"); + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"empty"))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"empty")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, RemoveEntryNonEmptyDirectoryThrows) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"full"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"full" / L"inside.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(dir.remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"full")))); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"full" / L"inside.txt")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, DeleteTreeNamedRemovesSubtree) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directories(tmp.path() / L"sub" / L"nested"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"sub" / L"a.txt"); + f << "a"; + } + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"sub" / L"nested" / L"b.txt"); + f << "b"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.delete_tree(std::optional( + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"sub")))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"sub")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, DeleteTreeContentsKeepsDirectory) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"keep"); + std::filesystem::create_directories(tmp.path() / L"child_dir" / L"deep"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"top.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.delete_tree(std::optional{}); + + // The directory itself survives; all of its contents are gone. + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path())); + EXPECT_TRUE(dir.list_entries().empty()); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"keep")); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"child_dir")); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"top.txt")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, RenameEntryMovesFile) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"before.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"before.txt")), + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"after.txt"))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"before.txt")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"after.txt")); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, RenameEntryMovesDirectoryIntoSubtree) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"src"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"dst"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"src" / L"f.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + dir.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"src")), + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"dst\\moved"))); + + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"src")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"dst" / L"moved" / L"f.txt")); + } + + // + // M-FS-DIRECT-4: end-to-end integration. A directory tree is built, moved, + // and torn down entirely through the direct provider, and each step is + // checked against std::filesystem ground truth. + // + + // Collects the provider's view of a directory's child leaf names. + std::set + provider_child_names(m::pil::directory& dir) + { + std::set names; + for (auto const& e: dir.list_entries()) + names.insert(name_of(e)); + return names; + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystem, EndToEndLifecycle) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto root = open_through_provider(fs, tmp.path()); + + // Build a nested tree through the provider. + auto project = root.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"project")); + auto src = project.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"src")); + auto docs = project.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"docs")); + + (void)src.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"main.cpp")); + (void)src.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"util.cpp")); + (void)docs.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"readme.md")); + + // The tree exists on disk exactly as built. + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"src")); + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"docs")); + ASSERT_TRUE( + std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"src" / L"main.cpp")); + + // Enumeration through the provider matches std::filesystem ground truth. + EXPECT_EQ(provider_child_names(project), fs_child_names(tmp.path() / L"project")); + EXPECT_EQ(provider_child_names(src), fs_child_names(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"src")); + EXPECT_EQ(provider_child_names(src), + (std::set{u"main.cpp", u"util.cpp"})); + + // stat: a directory and a file report their kinds. + EXPECT_TRUE(src.query_information().is_directory()); + { + auto main_cpp = src.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"main.cpp")); + EXPECT_TRUE(main_cpp.query_information().is_file()); + } + + // Rename a directory in place. + project.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"docs")), + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"documentation"))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"docs")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"documentation")); + + // Move a file across subdirectories. + project.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"src\\util.cpp")), + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"documentation\\util.cpp"))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"src" / L"util.cpp")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"documentation" / + L"util.cpp")); + + // Remove a single file. + src.remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"main.cpp"))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"project" / L"src" / L"main.cpp")); + EXPECT_TRUE(src.list_entries().empty()); + + // delete_tree removes the whole project subtree. + root.delete_tree(std::optional( + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"project")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"project")); + EXPECT_TRUE(root.list_entries().empty()); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8da6cc9f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,211 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "fault/fault.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + namespace fault = m::pil::impl::fault; + + // Build a sealed snapshot fixture file holding HKCU with one seed value so + // the fault decorator runs over a deterministic, win32-free base world. + void + write_snapshot_fixture(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(p, ec); + + auto pf = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = pf.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = k1.create_key(L"MFAULT_Seed"sv); + app.set_value(L"seed"sv, 1u); + + pf.save(p); + } + + // Wrap a fresh copy of the base world with the fault-injecting layer driven + // by script, returning the friendly platform over it. + m::pil::platform + make_fault_platform(std::filesystem::path const& snapshot, + std::shared_ptr const& script) + { + auto fault_plat = std::make_shared( + m::pil::impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(snapshot), script); + return m::pil::platform{std::shared_ptr(fault_plat)}; + } +} // namespace + +// M-FAULT-3: a counted rule fires on exactly the Nth matching occurrence, not +// before, and (being one-shot) not again afterward. +TEST(Fault, CountedMatchFiresOnNthOccurrenceAndNotBefore) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfault_counted.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto p = make_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + // Build the base structure before any rule is installed, so these creates + // pass through, then install a rule using the target's real path. + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"FaultApp"sv); + auto target = app.create_key(L"Target"sv); + + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_key, + target.get_path(), + std::nullopt, + 3, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + + // 1st and 2nd opens succeed (not before the Nth). + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv))); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv))); + + // 3rd open fires. + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv)), m::out_of_resources); + + // 4th open succeeds: the rule is one-shot on the Nth occurrence. + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv))); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULT-3: multiple rules compose; each counts its own matching operations +// independently, and one rule firing does not consume another's counter. +TEST(Fault, MultipleRulesComposeIndependently) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfault_compose.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto p = make_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"FaultApp"sv); + auto keyA = app.create_key(L"KeyA"sv); + auto keyB = app.create_key(L"KeyB"sv); + + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_key, + keyA.get_path(), + std::nullopt, + 1, + fault::fault_action::access_denied)); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_key, + keyB.get_path(), + std::nullopt, + 2, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + + // Rule A fires on its first open of KeyA. + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"KeyA"sv)), m::access_denied); + + // Rule B is unaffected by A: its first open of KeyB succeeds, its second fires. + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"KeyB"sv))); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"KeyB"sv)), m::out_of_resources); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULT-3: operations that match no rule pass through unchanged. +TEST(Fault, NonMatchingOperationsPassThroughUnchanged) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfault_passthrough.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + auto script = std::make_shared(); + // A rule targeting a path the test never touches. + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule( + fault::fault_operation::open_key, + m::pil::key_path(u"HKEY_CURRENT_USER"sv) + m::pil::key_path(u"Ghost"sv), + std::nullopt, + 1, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + + auto p = make_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + // None of these match the Ghost rule, so all forward transparently. + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"FaultApp"sv); + app.set_value(L"v"sv, 42u); + EXPECT_EQ(app.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv), 42u); + + auto sub = app.create_key(L"Sub"sv); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Sub"sv))); + EXPECT_TRUE(app.try_open_key(L"Sub"sv).has_value()); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULT-3: a script parsed from the grammar fires against the +// matching operation, exercising parse_fault_script and full-path matching end +// to end. +TEST(Fault, ParsedScriptFiresOnMatchingCreate) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfault_parsed.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + // Discover the real absolute path the decorator will compute for the target + // key, so the parsed rule's path matches exactly. (The probe platform's + // in-memory mutations are never persisted, so the snapshot stays clean.) + m::pil::key_path parsed_path; + { + auto probe_script = std::make_shared(); + auto probe = make_fault_platform(snapshot, probe_script); + auto pr = probe.get_registry(); + auto phkcu = pr.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + parsed_path = phkcu.create_key(L"ParsedApp"sv).get_path(); + } + + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + rule.append_attribute(L"operation").set_value(L"create_key"); + rule.append_attribute(L"path").set_value(m::to_wstring(parsed_path.native().view()).c_str()); + rule.append_attribute(L"occurrence").set_value(L"1"); + rule.append_attribute(L"action").set_value(L"access_denied"); + + auto script = fault::parse_fault_script(root); + auto p = make_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(hkcu.create_key(L"ParsedApp"sv)), m::access_denied); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d2f6cd33 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,232 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "fault/fault.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +// +// M-FS-FAULT-1: the filesystem facet of the fault layer. These tests drive the +// fault directory decorator directly over a sealed (no live underlying) +// buffered filesystem overlay, so the matching/counting behavior is exercised +// deterministically and without touching the host filesystem. Rule targets are +// the absolute file_path the decorator computes for each operation (the base +// label joined with the relative argument). +// + +namespace +{ + namespace fault = m::pil::impl::fault; + namespace bufimpl = m::pil::impl::buffered; + + m::pil::file_path + rel(std::u16string_view s) + { + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(s)); + } + + // The synthetic absolute path the fault root is told it lives at; rule + // targets are formed by joining this with the relative operation argument. + m::pil::file_path + base_path() + { + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u"C:\\fault_fs_base")); + } + + std::shared_ptr + empty_overlay() + { + m::pil::file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = m::pil::node_kind::directory; + md.m_attributes = m::pil::file_attributes::directory; + return std::make_shared(md, nullptr); + } + + std::shared_ptr + make_fault_root(std::shared_ptr const& script) + { + return std::make_shared(empty_overlay(), script, base_path()); + } +} // namespace + +// M-FS-FAULT-1: a counted filesystem rule fires on exactly the Nth matching +// occurrence, not before, and (being one-shot) not again afterward. +TEST(FaultFilesystem, CountedMatchFiresOnNthOccurrence) +{ + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + + // Created before any rule is installed, so this create passes through. + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"target")))); + + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"target"), + 3, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"target")))); // 1st + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"target")))); // 2nd + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"target"))), + m::out_of_resources); // 3rd fires + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"target")))); // 4th: one-shot +} + +// M-FS-FAULT-1: multiple filesystem rules compose; each counts its own matching +// operations independently, and one rule firing does not consume another's +// counter. +TEST(FaultFilesystem, MultipleRulesComposeIndependently) +{ + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"a")))); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"b")))); + + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"a"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::access_denied)); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"b"), + 2, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + + // Rule A fires on its first open of "a". + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"a"))), m::access_denied); + + // Rule B is unaffected by A: its first open of "b" succeeds, its second fires. + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"b")))); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"b"))), m::out_of_resources); +} + +// M-FS-FAULT-1: operations that match no rule pass through unchanged and mutate +// the overlay as normal; only the matching operation fires. +TEST(FaultFilesystem, NonMatchingOperationsPassThrough) +{ + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + + // The only rule targets create_directory of "blocked". + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::create_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"blocked"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::access_denied)); + + // Unrelated paths and operations pass through and take effect in the overlay. + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"allowed")))); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"file.txt")))); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"allowed")))); + EXPECT_TRUE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"file.txt")))); + + // A remove of an untargeted entry passes through. + root->remove_entry(rel(u"file.txt")); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"file.txt")))); + + // The matching operation finally fires, and because the fault is raised + // before forwarding, the overlay is left unmutated by it. + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"blocked"))), m::access_denied); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"blocked")))); +} + +// M-FS-FAULT-1: every filesystem verb in the vocabulary is matched on its own +// operation and target, confirming the operation-to-verb mapping. +TEST(FaultFilesystem, EachFilesystemVerbCanFire) +{ + // create_file + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::create_file, + base_path() / rel(u"f"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::access_denied)); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"f"))), m::access_denied); + } + + // open_file + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"f")))); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_file, + base_path() / rel(u"f"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::not_found)); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->try_open_file(rel(u"f"))), m::not_found); + } + + // create_directory + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::create_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"d"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::already_exists)); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"d"))), m::already_exists); + } + + // open_directory + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_directory(rel(u"d")))); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::open_directory, + base_path() / rel(u"d"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::access_denied)); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(root->try_open_directory(rel(u"d"))), m::access_denied); + } + + // remove_entry + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"g")))); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::remove_entry, + base_path() / rel(u"g"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::sharing_violation)); + EXPECT_THROW(root->remove_entry(rel(u"g")), m::sharing_violation); + } + + // delete_tree_entry (named subtree) + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"tree\\leaf")))); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::delete_tree_entry, + base_path() / rel(u"tree"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::out_of_resources)); + EXPECT_THROW(root->delete_tree(std::optional(rel(u"tree"))), + m::out_of_resources); + } + + // rename_entry (matched on the source name) + { + auto script = std::make_shared(); + auto root = make_fault_root(script); + ASSERT_TRUE(static_cast(root->create_file(rel(u"old")))); + script->add_rule(fault::fault_rule(fault::fault_operation::rename_entry, + base_path() / rel(u"old"), + 1, + fault::fault_action::not_supported)); + EXPECT_THROW(root->rename_entry(rel(u"old"), rel(u"new")), m::not_supported); + } +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_public.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_public.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..07150fc5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_fault_public.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,195 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + // Build a sealed snapshot fixture file holding HKCU with one seed value so + // the public fault surface runs over a deterministic, win32-free base world. + void + write_snapshot_fixture(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(p, ec); + + auto pf = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = pf.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = k1.create_key(L"MFAULTPUB_Seed"sv); + app.set_value(L"seed"sv, 1u); + + pf.save(p); + } + + // Wrap a fresh sealed copy of the base world with the fault-injecting layer + // driven by script, using only the public surface, returning the friendly + // value-wrapper platform over it. + m::pil::platform + make_public_fault_platform(std::filesystem::path const& snapshot, + m::pil::fault_script const& script) + { + auto underlying = m::pil::load_platform_interface(snapshot); + return m::pil::platform{m::pil::apply_fault_layer(underlying, script)}; + } +} // namespace + +// M-FAULTCFG-1: a programmatically-built script applied through apply_fault_layer +// fires on exactly the Nth matching occurrence and is one-shot. +TEST(FaultPublic, ProgrammaticRuleFiresOnNthOccurrence) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfaultpub_prog.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + m::pil::fault_script script; + auto p = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"PubApp"sv); + auto tgt = app.create_key(L"Target"sv); + + script.add_rule(m::pil::fault_operation::open_key, + tgt.get_path(), + std::nullopt, + 2, + m::pil::fault_action::access_denied); + + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv))); + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv)), m::access_denied); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Target"sv))); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULTCFG-1: a script parsed from the grammar via the public +// parse_fault_script fires against the matching operation. +TEST(FaultPublic, ParsedScriptFiresOnMatchingCreate) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfaultpub_parsed.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + // Discover the absolute path the decorator computes for the target key so + // the parsed rule path matches exactly. The probe layer's in-memory + // mutations are never persisted, so the snapshot stays clean. + m::pil::key_path parsed_path; + { + m::pil::fault_script probe_script; + auto probe = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, probe_script); + auto pr = probe.get_registry(); + auto phkcu = pr.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + parsed_path = phkcu.create_key(L"ParsedApp"sv).get_path(); + } + + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + rule.append_attribute(L"operation").set_value(L"create_key"); + rule.append_attribute(L"path").set_value(m::to_wstring(parsed_path.native().view()).c_str()); + rule.append_attribute(L"occurrence").set_value(L"1"); + rule.append_attribute(L"action").set_value(L"access_denied"); + + auto script = m::pil::parse_fault_script(root); + auto p = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(hkcu.create_key(L"ParsedApp"sv)), m::access_denied); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +// M-FAULTCFG-1: a fault script loaded from a file via load_fault_script fires +// against the matching operation, exercising the file-loading entry point. +TEST(FaultPublic, LoadedScriptFromFileFires) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfaultpub_loaded.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + m::pil::key_path parsed_path; + { + m::pil::fault_script probe_script; + auto probe = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, probe_script); + auto pr = probe.get_registry(); + auto phkcu = pr.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + parsed_path = phkcu.create_key(L"LoadedApp"sv).get_path(); + } + + auto const script_path = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfaultpub_script.xml"; + { + pugi::xml_document doc; + auto root = doc.append_child(L"FaultScript"); + auto rule = root.append_child(L"Rule"); + rule.append_attribute(L"operation").set_value(L"create_key"); + rule.append_attribute(L"path").set_value( + m::to_wstring(parsed_path.native().view()).c_str()); + rule.append_attribute(L"occurrence").set_value(L"1"); + rule.append_attribute(L"action").set_value(L"out_of_resources"); + ASSERT_TRUE(doc.save_file(script_path.native().c_str())); + } + + auto script = m::pil::load_fault_script(script_path); + auto p = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + EXPECT_THROW(static_cast(hkcu.create_key(L"LoadedApp"sv)), m::out_of_resources); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(script_path, ec); +} + +// M-FAULTCFG-1: operations that match no rule pass through unchanged when the +// fault layer is applied via the public surface. +TEST(FaultPublic, NonMatchingOperationsPassThrough) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfaultpub_pass.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + m::pil::fault_script script; + script.add_rule(m::pil::fault_operation::open_key, + m::pil::key_path(u"HKEY_CURRENT_USER"sv) + m::pil::key_path(u"Ghost"sv), + std::nullopt, + 1, + m::pil::fault_action::out_of_resources); + + auto p = make_public_fault_platform(snapshot, script); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"PassApp"sv); + app.set_value(L"v"sv, 42u); + EXPECT_EQ(app.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv), 42u); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.create_key(L"Sub"sv))); + EXPECT_NO_THROW(static_cast(app.open_key(L"Sub"sv))); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_filesystem_monitoring.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_filesystem_monitoring.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d244eb26 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_filesystem_monitoring.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,297 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Change-notification integration tests for the live Windows filesystem +// provider (M-FS-MONITOR-1). A temporary directory is watched through the +// direct provider's filesystem_monitor (ReadDirectoryChangesW), then files are +// created / renamed / deleted with std::filesystem (the ground truth) and the +// detailed on_change(...) callbacks are verified by change_kind. +// + +namespace +{ + using namespace std::chrono_literals; + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + // A unique temporary directory that is removed on destruction. + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_monitor_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + + L"_" + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // Records change notifications, tallied per change kind so create / rename / + // delete can be distinguished. + struct monitor_sink : public m::pil::ifilesystem_monitor_change_notification + { + ~monitor_sink() = default; + + void + on_begin(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override + { + m_on_begins++; + } + + std::optional + on_directory_access_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + m_on_directory_access_failures++; + return std::nullopt; + } + + std::optional + on_change_notification_attempt_failure(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + std::system_error const&) override + { + m_on_change_notification_attempt_failures++; + return std::nullopt; + } + + void + on_change(m::utc_time_point_type const&, + m::pil::file_path const&, + m::pil::filesystem_change_kind kind, + m::pil::file_path const& entry_name) override + { + using enum m::pil::filesystem_change_kind; + + m_on_changes++; + + switch (kind) + { + case added: m_added++; break; + case removed: m_removed++; break; + case modified: m_modified++; break; + case renamed_old_name: m_renamed_old++; break; + case renamed_new_name: m_renamed_new++; break; + } + + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + m_last_entry_name = std::u16string(entry_name.native().view()); + } + } + + void + on_cancelled(m::utc_time_point_type const&) override + { + m_on_cancelleds++; + } + + std::u16string + last_entry_name() + { + auto l = std::unique_lock(m_mutex); + return m_last_entry_name; + } + + std::atomic m_on_begins{}; + std::atomic m_on_directory_access_failures{}; + std::atomic m_on_change_notification_attempt_failures{}; + std::atomic m_on_changes{}; + std::atomic m_on_cancelleds{}; + std::atomic m_added{}; + std::atomic m_removed{}; + std::atomic m_modified{}; + std::atomic m_renamed_old{}; + std::atomic m_renamed_new{}; + + std::mutex m_mutex; + std::u16string m_last_entry_name; + }; + + // Polls until the predicate is satisfied or the timeout elapses. Used so the + // asynchronous ReadDirectoryChangesW delivery does not make the tests racy. + template + bool + wait_until(Predicate&& pred, std::chrono::milliseconds timeout = 3000ms) + { + auto const deadline = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() + timeout; + while (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() < deadline) + { + if (pred()) + return true; + std::this_thread::sleep_for(20ms); + } + return pred(); + } + + m::pil::filesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags + name_watch_flags() + { + using enum m::pil::filesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags; + return file_name_changes | directory_name_changes; + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystemMonitoring, ReportsFileCreate) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto mon = fs.monitor(); + + monitor_sink sink; + auto token = mon.register_watch(name_watch_flags(), to_file_path(tmp.path()), &sink); + + // Give the watch a moment to arm before mutating. + std::this_thread::sleep_for(50ms); + + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"created.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + EXPECT_TRUE(wait_until([&] { return sink.m_added.load() >= 1; })); + EXPECT_GE(sink.m_added.load(), 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(sink.last_entry_name(), u"created.txt"); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystemMonitoring, ReportsFileDelete) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"victim.txt"); + f << "data"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto mon = fs.monitor(); + + monitor_sink sink; + auto token = mon.register_watch(name_watch_flags(), to_file_path(tmp.path()), &sink); + + std::this_thread::sleep_for(50ms); + + std::filesystem::remove(tmp.path() / L"victim.txt"); + + EXPECT_TRUE(wait_until([&] { return sink.m_removed.load() >= 1; })); + EXPECT_GE(sink.m_removed.load(), 1u); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystemMonitoring, ReportsFileRename) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"before.txt"); + f << "data"; + } + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto mon = fs.monitor(); + + monitor_sink sink; + auto token = mon.register_watch(name_watch_flags(), to_file_path(tmp.path()), &sink); + + std::this_thread::sleep_for(50ms); + + std::filesystem::rename(tmp.path() / L"before.txt", tmp.path() / L"after.txt"); + + EXPECT_TRUE(wait_until( + [&] { return sink.m_renamed_old.load() >= 1 && sink.m_renamed_new.load() >= 1; })); + EXPECT_GE(sink.m_renamed_old.load(), 1u); + EXPECT_GE(sink.m_renamed_new.load(), 1u); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystemMonitoring, ReportsSubtreeChange) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"sub"); + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto mon = fs.monitor(); + + monitor_sink sink; + auto token = + mon.register_watch(name_watch_flags() | + m::pil::filesystem_monitor::register_watch_flags::watch_subtree, + to_file_path(tmp.path()), + &sink); + + std::this_thread::sleep_for(50ms); + + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"sub" / L"nested.txt"); + f << "deep"; + } + + EXPECT_TRUE(wait_until([&] { return sink.m_added.load() >= 1; })); + EXPECT_GE(sink.m_added.load(), 1u); + } + + TEST(DirectFilesystemMonitoring, NoNotificationsAfterTokenReset) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto mon = fs.monitor(); + + monitor_sink sink; + auto token = mon.register_watch(name_watch_flags(), to_file_path(tmp.path()), &sink); + + std::this_thread::sleep_for(50ms); + + token.reset(); + + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"late.txt"); + f << "ignored"; + } + + std::this_thread::sleep_for(100ms); + + EXPECT_EQ(sink.m_added.load(), 0u); + } +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_intercepting_webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_intercepting_webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0d06ce8f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_intercepting_webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,632 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +// +// M-HWC-INTERCEPT-2: Integration test for the intercepting webcore decorator. +// Validates that: +// 1. The IAT hooking infrastructure is correctly set up +// 2. Activation installs hooks on the target module +// 3. Destruction cleans up hooks properly +// 4. The hook functions are invoked (fall-through to originals in stub impl) +// + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// winsock2.h must be included before Windows.h to avoid redefinition errors +// (intercepting_webcore.h includes http.h which includes winsock2.h) +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "intercepting/intercepting_webcore.h" + +namespace +{ + namespace bufimpl = m::pil::impl::buffered; + namespace intcimpl = m::pil::impl::intercepting; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Mock ifile — an in-memory byte container for exercising the synthetic + // file-handle I/O routed through interception_context (M-HWC-REVIEW-2). + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct mock_file final : m::pil::ifile + { + std::vector bytes; + + query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags, m::pil::file_metadata& metadata) override + { + metadata = m::pil::file_metadata{}; + metadata.m_kind = m::pil::node_kind::file; + metadata.m_size = bytes.size(); + return query_information_disposition{}; + } + + read_content_disposition + read_content(read_content_flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_read, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec.clear(); + bytes_read = 0; + if (offset >= bytes.size()) + return read_content_disposition{}; // EOF: short (zero) read. + std::size_t const available = bytes.size() - static_cast(offset); + std::size_t const n = (std::min)(available, buffer.size()); + std::memcpy(buffer.data(), bytes.data() + offset, n); + bytes_read = n; + return read_content_disposition{}; + } + + write_content_disposition + write_content(write_content_flags, + std::uint64_t offset, + std::span buffer, + std::size_t& bytes_written, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec.clear(); + bytes_written = 0; + // The PIL write model is whole-file replacement at offset 0. + if (offset != 0) + { + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + bytes.assign(buffer.begin(), buffer.end()); + bytes_written = buffer.size(); + return write_content_disposition{}; + } + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Mock webcore — records the activation and exposes the HMODULE + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class mock_webcore_instance final : public m::pil::iwebcore_instance + { + public: + mock_webcore_instance() = default; + ~mock_webcore_instance() override = default; + }; + + struct recorded_activation + { + m::pil::file_path app_host_config; + std::optional root_web_config; + std::u16string instance_name; + }; + + class mock_webcore final : public m::pil::iwebcore + { + public: + mock_webcore() = default; + ~mock_webcore() override = default; + + // Set the HMODULE to report for hook installation. + void + set_target_module(HMODULE hmod) + { + m_target_module = hmod; + } + + HMODULE + get_target_module() const + { + return m_target_module; + } + + // iwebcore interface + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + m::pil::activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + ec.clear(); + m_activations.push_back(recorded_activation{ + request.app_host_config, + request.root_web_config, + request.instance_name}); + + returned_instance = std::make_unique(); + return activate_disposition{}; + } + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec.clear(); + return set_metadata_disposition{}; + } + + // Test accessors + std::vector const& + activations() const + { + return m_activations; + } + + private: + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::vector m_activations; + HMODULE m_target_module = nullptr; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Mock platform for the intercepting decorator + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class mock_platform final : public m::pil::iplatform + { + public: + mock_platform(std::shared_ptr registry, + std::shared_ptr filesystem) + : m_registry(std::move(registry)) + , m_filesystem(std::move(filesystem)) + { + } + + ~mock_platform() override = default; + + // iplatform interface + get_registry_disposition + get_registry(get_registry_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_registry) override + { + returned_registry = m_registry; + return get_registry_disposition{}; + } + + get_filesystem_disposition + get_filesystem(get_filesystem_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem) override + { + returned_filesystem = m_filesystem; + return get_filesystem_disposition{}; + } + + get_webcore_disposition + get_webcore(get_webcore_flags flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_webcore) override + { + returned_webcore = nullptr; + return get_webcore_disposition{}; + } + + save_disposition + save(save_flags flags, save_contents contents, pugi::xml_node& platform_element) override + { + // No-op for mock. + return save_disposition{}; + } + + private: + std::shared_ptr m_registry; + std::shared_ptr m_filesystem; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helper: create a buffered registry from the platform + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + make_buffered_registry() + { + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + std::shared_ptr underlying_reg; + platform->get_registry(m::pil::iplatform::get_registry_flags{}, underlying_reg); + return std::make_shared(underlying_reg); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helper: create a buffered filesystem from the platform + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + std::shared_ptr + make_buffered_filesystem() + { + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + std::shared_ptr underlying_fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, underlying_fs); + return std::make_shared(underlying_fs); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helper: convert file_path + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::u16string_view path) + { + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(path)); + } + +} // namespace + +//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +// Tests +//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, CreateDecorator) +{ + // Arrange: Create buffered surfaces and mock platform. + auto buffered_reg = make_buffered_registry(); + auto buffered_fs = make_buffered_filesystem(); + auto mock_platform_ptr = std::make_shared(buffered_reg, buffered_fs); + + // Create mock underlying webcore. + auto mock_underlying = std::make_shared(); + + // Act: Create the intercepting decorator. + auto intercepting_wc = intcimpl::create_intercepting_webcore(mock_platform_ptr, mock_underlying); + + // Assert: Decorator created successfully. + ASSERT_NE(intercepting_wc, nullptr); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, ActivationWithNoTargetModule) +{ + // Arrange: Create buffered surfaces and mock platform. + auto buffered_reg = make_buffered_registry(); + auto buffered_fs = make_buffered_filesystem(); + auto mock_platform_ptr = std::make_shared(buffered_reg, buffered_fs); + + // Create mock underlying webcore (no target module set). + auto mock_underlying = std::make_shared(); + + // Create the intercepting decorator. + auto intercepting_wc = intcimpl::create_intercepting_webcore(mock_platform_ptr, mock_underlying); + + // Act: Activate the webcore. + m::pil::activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = to_file_path(u"C:\\inetpub\\config\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"TestInstance"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = intercepting_wc->activate( + m::pil::iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + // Assert: Activation should succeed (hooks may not be installed without a real module, + // but the activation should forward to the underlying webcore). + ASSERT_FALSE(ec) << "Activation failed: " << ec.message(); + ASSERT_TRUE(instance); + + // Assert: The mock received exactly one activation. + ASSERT_EQ(1u, mock_underlying->activations().size()); + + auto const& recorded = mock_underlying->activations()[0]; + EXPECT_EQ(recorded.instance_name, u"TestInstance"); + + // Cleanup: Destroy the instance. + instance.reset(); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, SetMetadataForwards) +{ + // Arrange: Create buffered surfaces and mock platform. + auto buffered_reg = make_buffered_registry(); + auto buffered_fs = make_buffered_filesystem(); + auto mock_platform_ptr = std::make_shared(buffered_reg, buffered_fs); + + // Create mock underlying webcore. + auto mock_underlying = std::make_shared(); + + // Create the intercepting decorator. + auto intercepting_wc = intcimpl::create_intercepting_webcore(mock_platform_ptr, mock_underlying); + + // Act: Call set_metadata. + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = intercepting_wc->set_metadata( + m::pil::iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}, + std::u16string_view(u"TestType"), + std::u16string_view(u"TestValue"), + ec); + + // Assert: Call succeeded (forwarded to mock). + ASSERT_FALSE(ec) << "set_metadata failed: " << ec.message(); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, InterceptionContextHandleTables) +{ + // Test the handle table allocation/lookup/release functions. + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + + // Test key handle allocation with a nullptr (valid for table testing). + std::shared_ptr dummy_key = nullptr; + HKEY h1 = ctx.allocate_key_handle(dummy_key); + HKEY h2 = ctx.allocate_key_handle(dummy_key); + + // Assert: Different handles allocated. + EXPECT_NE(h1, h2); + + // Assert: Lookup returns the key (nullptr in this case). + auto looked_up = ctx.lookup_key_handle(h1); + EXPECT_EQ(looked_up.get(), nullptr); + + // Assert: Release works. + EXPECT_TRUE(ctx.release_key_handle(h1)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ctx.release_key_handle(h1)); // Already released. + + // Assert: After release, lookup returns nullptr (not found). + looked_up = ctx.lookup_key_handle(h1); + EXPECT_EQ(looked_up, nullptr); + + // Assert: h2 is still in the table. + looked_up = ctx.lookup_key_handle(h2); + EXPECT_EQ(looked_up.get(), nullptr); // The stored value is nullptr. + EXPECT_TRUE(ctx.release_key_handle(h2)); // But the handle itself is valid. +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, InterceptionContextFileHandles) +{ + // Test the file handle table. + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + + // We can't easily create a real ifile, so test with nullptr. + // In real usage, the file would be non-null. + std::shared_ptr dummy_file = nullptr; + + HANDLE h1 = ctx.allocate_file_handle(dummy_file); + HANDLE h2 = ctx.allocate_file_handle(dummy_file); + + // Assert: Different handles allocated. + EXPECT_NE(h1, h2); + + // Assert: Release works. + EXPECT_TRUE(ctx.release_file_handle(h1)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ctx.release_file_handle(h1)); // Already released. +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, InterceptionContextFindHandles) +{ + // Test the find handle table. + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + + intcimpl::interception_context::find_state state1; + state1.current_index = 0; + + intcimpl::interception_context::find_state state2; + state2.current_index = 5; + + HANDLE h1 = ctx.allocate_find_handle(std::move(state1)); + HANDLE h2 = ctx.allocate_find_handle(std::move(state2)); + + // Assert: Different handles allocated. + EXPECT_NE(h1, h2); + + // Assert: Lookup returns correct state. + auto* s1 = ctx.lookup_find_handle(h1); + ASSERT_NE(s1, nullptr); + EXPECT_EQ(s1->current_index, 0u); + + auto* s2 = ctx.lookup_find_handle(h2); + ASSERT_NE(s2, nullptr); + EXPECT_EQ(s2->current_index, 5u); + + // Assert: Release works. + EXPECT_TRUE(ctx.release_find_handle(h1)); + EXPECT_EQ(ctx.lookup_find_handle(h1), nullptr); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, GlobalContextSetAndRead) +{ + // The active context is a plain process-global (NOT thread_local) so that + // hooks fire on the engine's worker threads regardless of which thread + // published it. It is held in a std::atomic and read through active_context(); + // verify it can be published and cleared. + EXPECT_EQ(intcimpl::active_context(), nullptr); + + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + intcimpl::g_active_context_cell.store(&ctx, std::memory_order_release); + EXPECT_EQ(intcimpl::active_context(), &ctx); + + intcimpl::g_active_context_cell.store(nullptr, std::memory_order_release); + EXPECT_EQ(intcimpl::active_context(), nullptr); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, SyntheticQueueRequeueFrontPreservesOrder) +{ + // When a receive call cannot fit a dequeued request into the caller's + // buffer (ERROR_MORE_DATA), the request must be put back at the FRONT so + // the retry sees it again and FIFO order with later requests is preserved. + intcimpl::synthetic_http_queue queue; + + intcimpl::synthetic_http_request first; + first.method = "GET"; + first.url = L"http://localhost/first"; + intcimpl::synthetic_http_request second; + second.method = "GET"; + second.url = L"http://localhost/second"; + + HTTP_REQUEST_ID const first_id = queue.enqueue_request(first); + queue.enqueue_request(second); + + // Dequeue the first request, then requeue it (simulating ERROR_MORE_DATA). + auto dequeued = queue.try_dequeue_request(); + ASSERT_TRUE(dequeued.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(dequeued->request_id, first_id); + queue.requeue_front(std::move(*dequeued)); + + // The retry must see the same first request again, not lose it or reorder. + auto retried = queue.try_dequeue_request(); + ASSERT_TRUE(retried.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(retried->request_id, first_id); + EXPECT_EQ(retried->url, L"http://localhost/first"); + + // The second request still follows. + auto next = queue.try_dequeue_request(); + ASSERT_TRUE(next.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(next->url, L"http://localhost/second"); + + // Queue is now drained. + EXPECT_FALSE(queue.try_dequeue_request().has_value()); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, SyntheticFileHandleReadWriteSeek) +{ + // A handle minted by allocate_file_handle must be usable: the context's + // I/O helpers (which the ReadFile/WriteFile/GetFileSize/SetFilePointer hooks + // route through) read, write, size, and seek the backing ifile. + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + + auto file = std::make_shared(); + char const seed[] = "hello world"; + file->bytes.assign(reinterpret_cast(seed), + reinterpret_cast(seed) + (sizeof(seed) - 1)); + + HANDLE const h = ctx.allocate_file_handle(file); + EXPECT_TRUE(ctx.is_synthetic_file_handle(h)); + + // Size reflects the backing file. + std::uint64_t size = 0; + std::error_code ec; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.get_file_handle_size(h, size, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(size, 11u); + + // Sequential read advances the handle's position. + std::array buf{}; + std::size_t read = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.read_file_handle(h, buf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 5u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(buf.data(), "hello", 5), 0); + + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.read_file_handle(h, buf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 5u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(buf.data(), " worl", 5), 0); + + // A third sequential read returns the trailing byte and stops at EOF. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.read_file_handle(h, buf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 1u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(buf.data(), "d", 1), 0); + + // Seek to begin, then a fresh sequential read starts over. + std::uint64_t new_pos = 999; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_BEGIN, new_pos, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(new_pos, 0u); + + // Seek to end reports the file size. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_END, new_pos, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(new_pos, 11u); + + // Write at position 0 buffers a whole-file replacement. The buffered + // content becomes authoritative immediately (size and reads observe it) but + // is not pushed to the backing file until flush/close. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_BEGIN, new_pos, ec)); + char const replacement[] = "BYE"; + std::span wbuf(reinterpret_cast(replacement), + sizeof(replacement) - 1); + std::size_t written = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.write_file_handle(h, wbuf, written, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(written, 3u); + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.get_file_handle_size(h, size, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(size, 3u); + + // A read while the write is still buffered observes the buffered content, + // not the (still-unchanged) backing file. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_BEGIN, new_pos, ec)); + std::array rbuf{}; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.read_file_handle(h, rbuf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 3u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(rbuf.data(), "BYE", 3), 0); + EXPECT_EQ(file->bytes.size(), 11u); // backing file untouched until flush + + // Flushing pushes the buffered write to the backing file. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.flush_file_handle(h, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + ASSERT_EQ(file->bytes.size(), 3u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(file->bytes.data(), "BYE", 3), 0); + + // A handle that is not ours is reported as not-found (caller falls through). + HANDLE const bogus = reinterpret_cast(static_cast(0x1234)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ctx.read_file_handle(bogus, buf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ctx.is_synthetic_file_handle(bogus)); +} + +TEST(InterceptingWebcore, SyntheticFileHandleChunkedWrite) +{ + // Writes that arrive in multiple chunks must accumulate into a single + // whole-file replacement (M-HWC-REVIEW2-2): the engine often emits a body + // across several WriteFile calls, and only the concatenation is flushed. + intcimpl::interception_context ctx; + + auto file = std::make_shared(); + HANDLE const h = ctx.allocate_file_handle(file); + + std::error_code ec; + std::uint64_t new_pos = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_BEGIN, new_pos, ec)); + + char const chunk1[] = "AAA"; + char const chunk2[] = "BBBBB"; + std::span w1(reinterpret_cast(chunk1), + sizeof(chunk1) - 1); + std::span w2(reinterpret_cast(chunk2), + sizeof(chunk2) - 1); + + std::size_t written = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.write_file_handle(h, w1, written, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(written, 3u); + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.write_file_handle(h, w2, written, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(written, 5u); + + // The buffered extent reflects both chunks. + std::uint64_t size = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.get_file_handle_size(h, size, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(size, 8u); + + // Reading from the start observes the concatenation while still buffered. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.set_file_handle_pointer(h, 0, FILE_BEGIN, new_pos, ec)); + std::array rbuf{}; + std::size_t read = 0; + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.read_file_handle(h, rbuf, read, ec)); + EXPECT_EQ(read, 8u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(rbuf.data(), "AAABBBBB", 8), 0); + + // Closing flushes the accumulated content to the backing file in one shot. + ASSERT_TRUE(ctx.close_file_handle(h, ec)); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + ASSERT_EQ(file->bytes.size(), 8u); + EXPECT_EQ(std::memcmp(file->bytes.data(), "AAABBBBB", 8), 0); + + // After close the handle is no longer ours. + EXPECT_FALSE(ctx.is_synthetic_file_handle(h)); +} + diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..583feebd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "journaling/journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + // Build a sealed snapshot fixture file holding HKCU with one seed value so + // both the recording source stack and the replay target start from the same + // deterministic, win32-free base world. + void + write_snapshot_fixture(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(p, ec); + + auto pf = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = pf.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = k1.create_key(L"MJOURNAL_Seed"sv); + app.set_value(L"seed"sv, 1u); + + pf.save(p); + } + + bool + has_value_named(m::pil::key& k, std::wstring_view name) + { + for (auto const& vt: k.list_value_names_and_types()) + if (std::wstring_view{vt.m_value_name} == name) + return true; + return false; + } +} // namespace + +// M-JOURNAL-3: record an order-sensitive mutation sequence through the +// journaling decorator, replay the recorded journal onto a fresh copy of the +// same base world, and assert the replayed world is observably equivalent to +// the one the source produced. This exercises ordered replay end to end: +// repeated SetValue (last writer wins), value deletion, nested key creation, +// and whole-subtree deletion (DeleteTree, including descendants) must all land +// identically after replay. +TEST(Journaling, RecordReplayProducesObservableEquivalence) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mjournal_snapshot.xml"; + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + // --- SOURCE: journaling decorator over a snapshot leaf. --- + auto journaling_plat = std::make_shared( + m::pil::impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(snapshot)); + + { + m::pil::platform p{std::shared_ptr(journaling_plat)}; + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"JournalApp"sv); + app.set_value(L"v"sv, 1u); // overwritten below; replay must honor order + app.set_value(L"v"sv, 2u); // final winner + app.set_value(L"doomed"sv, 7u); + app.delete_value(L"doomed"sv); // value must be absent after replay + + auto child = app.create_key(L"Child"sv); + child.set_value(L"c"sv, 9u); + + // A non-empty subtree (a key holding a value) deleted wholesale: replay + // must remove ToDelete and everything under it. + auto todelete = app.create_key(L"ToDelete"sv); + todelete.set_value(L"x"sv, 1u); + app.delete_tree(L"ToDelete"sv); // subtree must be gone after replay + } + + // Capture the recorded verb stream as a standalone artifact. + pugi::xml_document journal_doc; + auto journal_root = journal_doc.append_child(L"Journal"); + journaling_plat->save_journal(journal_root); + + // --- TARGET: a fresh copy of the same base world, with no source state. --- + auto target_leaf = m::pil::impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(snapshot); + auto target_reg = target_leaf->get_registry(); + + m::pil::impl::journaling::replay(journal_root, *target_reg); + + // --- Assert observable equivalence on the replayed target. --- + m::pil::platform tp{std::shared_ptr(target_leaf)}; + auto tr = tp.get_registry(); + auto thkcu = tr.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + auto tapp_opt = thkcu.try_open_key(L"JournalApp"sv); + ASSERT_TRUE(tapp_opt.has_value()); + auto tapp = std::move(tapp_opt.value()); + + // Last writer wins: v == 2, not 1. + EXPECT_EQ(tapp.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv), 2u); + + // Deleted value is absent; surviving value is present. + EXPECT_FALSE(has_value_named(tapp, L"doomed"sv)); + EXPECT_TRUE(has_value_named(tapp, L"v"sv)); + + // Nested key and its value replayed. + auto tchild_opt = tapp.try_open_key(L"Child"sv); + ASSERT_TRUE(tchild_opt.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(tchild_opt.value().get_uint32_value(L"c"sv), 9u); + + // Whole-subtree deletion replayed: ToDelete is gone. + EXPECT_FALSE(tapp.try_open_key(L"ToDelete"sv).has_value()); + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8778cba9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_journaling_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "journaling/journaling.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +// +// M-FS-JOURNAL-1: ordered replay of the filesystem namespace verbs. A mutation +// sequence (including a rename/move and a delete_tree) is recorded through the +// journaling decorator over the live provider; the recorded is then +// replayed onto a freshly emptied base at the same location, and the resulting +// namespace is asserted observably equivalent to the one the source produced. +// Per D14 only namespace mutations are journaled (no file content). +// + +namespace +{ + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_journal_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + + L"_" + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + m::pil::directory + open_dir(m::pil::filesystem_class& fs, std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + return root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + } + + // Ground-truth namespace of a directory tree, captured directly through + // std::filesystem (independent of the PIL). Each entry is the path relative + // to base, with a trailing '/' marking a directory so kind is part of the + // comparison. + std::set + snapshot_namespace(std::filesystem::path const& base) + { + std::set names; + for (auto const& e: std::filesystem::recursive_directory_iterator(base)) + { + auto rel = std::filesystem::relative(e.path(), base).generic_wstring(); + if (e.is_directory()) + rel.push_back(L'/'); + names.insert(rel); + } + return names; + } +} // namespace + +TEST(JournalingFilesystem, RecordReplayProducesObservableEquivalence) +{ + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + // --- SOURCE: journaling decorator over the live provider. --- + auto journaling_plat = std::make_shared( + m::pil::make_platform_interface()); + + { + m::pil::platform p{std::shared_ptr(journaling_plat)}; + + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto base = open_dir(fs, tmp.path()); + + // A directory with a file, then a rename/move of the whole subtree. + auto moved_from = base.create_directory(u"moved_from"sv); + moved_from.create_file(u"a.txt"sv); + base.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"moved_from"sv), m::pil::file_path(u"moved_to"sv)); + + // A non-empty subtree deleted wholesale: replay must remove it entirely. + auto doomed = base.create_directory(u"doomed"sv); + doomed.create_file(u"x.txt"sv); + base.delete_tree(m::pil::file_path(u"doomed"sv)); + + // A surviving subtree. + auto kept = base.create_directory(u"kept"sv); + kept.create_file(u"k.txt"sv); + } + + // The namespace the source produced, captured as ground truth. + auto const expected = snapshot_namespace(tmp.path()); + EXPECT_EQ(expected, + (std::set{L"moved_to/", L"moved_to/a.txt", L"kept/", L"kept/k.txt"})); + + // Capture the recorded verb stream as a standalone artifact. + pugi::xml_document journal_doc; + auto journal_root = journal_doc.append_child(L"Journal"); + journaling_plat->save_journal(journal_root); + + // --- Reset to a fresh, empty base at the same location. --- + std::filesystem::remove_all(tmp.path()); + std::filesystem::create_directories(tmp.path()); + ASSERT_TRUE(snapshot_namespace(tmp.path()).empty()); + + // --- TARGET: replay onto a fresh live filesystem (no source state). --- + auto target_platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + + std::shared_ptr target_fs; + target_platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, target_fs); + + m::pil::impl::journaling::replay(journal_root, *target_fs); + + // --- Observable namespace equivalence after replay. --- + EXPECT_EQ(snapshot_namespace(tmp.path()), expected); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f39ce23d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,240 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "logging/logging.h" +#include "passthrough/passthrough.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +// +// M-FS-LOG-1: the logging tap records Filesystem.* mutation entries (with the +// requested-vs-done shape) into the floating diagnostic , while reads pass +// through and the trace never lands in the persisted (D6). The tap is +// placed at varied depths and must capture identically without altering the +// observable filesystem behavior. +// + +namespace +{ + std::string + read_file_text(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::ifstream in(p, std::ios::binary); + std::ostringstream ss; + ss << in.rdbuf(); + return ss.str(); + } + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_log_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + + L"_" + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + m::pil::directory + open_root_dir(m::pil::filesystem_class& fs, std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto const rel = fp.relative_path(); + return root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(rel)); + } + + // Apply an identical sequence of mutations through whatever stack `top` + // represents against the given live directory, exercising every Filesystem.* + // log entry kind (CreateDirectory, CreateFile, Rename, Remove, DeleteTree). + // Returns the number of entries remaining in the base directory afterward so + // callers can prove the tap depth did not alter behavior. + std::size_t + exercise_fs(std::shared_ptr top, std::filesystem::path const& base_path) + { + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + + auto fs = p.get_filesystem(); + auto base = open_root_dir(fs, base_path); + + auto sub = base.create_directory(u"sub"sv); // Filesystem.CreateDirectory + sub.create_file(u"f.txt"sv); // Filesystem.CreateFile + + base.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"sub"sv), + m::pil::file_path(u"sub2"sv)); // Filesystem.Rename + + base.create_file(u"g.txt"sv); // Filesystem.CreateFile + base.remove_entry(u"g.txt"sv); // Filesystem.Remove + + base.delete_tree(m::pil::file_path(u"sub2"sv)); // Filesystem.DeleteTree + + std::size_t remaining = 0; + for ([[maybe_unused]] auto const& e: base.list_entries()) + ++remaining; + return remaining; + } + + void + expect_all_filesystem_entries(std::string const& diag_text) + { + EXPECT_NE(diag_text.find("(leaf); + + std::shared_ptr top = tap; + remaining_a = exercise_fs(top, tmp_top.path()); + + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_top); + } + + // Stack B: logging tap beneath a transparent passthrough layer. + std::size_t remaining_b = 0; + { + auto leaf = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + auto tap = std::make_shared(leaf); + auto outer = std::make_shared( + std::static_pointer_cast(tap)); + + std::shared_ptr top = outer; + remaining_b = exercise_fs(top, tmp_mid.path()); + + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_mid); + } + + // Behavior is unaltered by tap depth: both directories are empty afterward, + // matching the std::filesystem ground truth. + EXPECT_EQ(remaining_a, 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(remaining_b, 0u); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_empty(tmp_top.path())); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_empty(tmp_mid.path())); + + expect_all_filesystem_entries(read_file_text(diag_top)); + expect_all_filesystem_entries(read_file_text(diag_mid)); + + std::filesystem::remove(diag_top, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_mid, ec); +} + +// D6: the persisted must not carry the diagnostic log; the +// requested-vs-done filesystem trace is only obtainable from the separate side +// artifact written by save_diagnostic_log. +TEST(LoggingFilesystem, DiagnosticLogIsSideArtifactNotInPersistedPlatform) +{ + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto const platform_out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfslog_platform.xml"; + auto const diag_out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mfslog_diag.xml"; + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(platform_out, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_out, ec); + + { + auto leaf = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + auto tap = std::make_shared(leaf); + + std::shared_ptr top = tap; + (void)exercise_fs(top, tmp.path()); + + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + p.save(platform_out); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_out); + } + + auto const platform_text = read_file_text(platform_out); + auto const diag_text = read_file_text(diag_out); + + // The persisted platform carries no log and no filesystem mutation trace. + EXPECT_NE(platform_text.find(" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "logging/logging.h" +#include "passthrough/passthrough.h" + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +#ifdef WIN32 + +namespace +{ + std::string + read_file_text(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::ifstream in(p, std::ios::binary); + std::ostringstream ss; + ss << in.rdbuf(); + return ss.str(); + } + + // Build a sealed snapshot fixture file holding HKCU with one seed value, so + // the floating-tap stacks below have a deterministic, win32-free leaf to + // wrap. Returns the path written. + void + write_snapshot_fixture(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(p, ec); + + auto pf = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates); + auto r = pf.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto app = k1.create_key(L"MLOGFLOAT_Seed"sv); + app.set_value(L"seed"sv, 1u); + + pf.save(p); + } + + // Apply an identical set of mutations to the snapshot through whatever stack + // `top` represents, and return the value read back so callers can prove the + // tap depth did not alter behavior. + std::uint32_t + exercise(std::shared_ptr top) + { + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto hkcu = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + + // The seed from the snapshot is served identically regardless of depth. + auto seed = hkcu.open_key(L"MLOGFLOAT_Seed"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(seed.get_uint32_value(L"seed"sv), 1u); + + // Mutations the tap should observe. + auto app = hkcu.create_key(L"FloatApp"sv); + app.set_value(L"v"sv, 11u); + + return app.get_uint32_value(L"v"sv); + } +} // namespace + +// M-LOG-FLOAT-2: the logging tap can float at any depth. The same operations +// are issued against the same sealed snapshot through two stacks that differ +// only in where the logging layer sits: directly above the leaf, and beneath a +// transparent passthrough layer. The requested-vs-done trace is captured at +// both depths and remains reachable from the top, and the observable behavior +// is identical. +TEST(LoggingFloat, TapCapturesAtAnyDepthWithoutAlteringBehavior) +{ + auto const snapshot = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mlogfloat_snapshot.xml"; + auto const diag_top = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mlogfloat_diag_top.xml"; + auto const diag_mid = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mlogfloat_diag_mid.xml"; + + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(diag_top, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_mid, ec); + + write_snapshot_fixture(snapshot); + + // Stack A: logging tap directly above the leaf snapshot. + std::uint32_t value_a = 0; + { + auto leaf = m::pil::impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(snapshot); + auto tap = std::make_shared(leaf); + + // Keep a handle to call save_diagnostic_log after exercise() consumes + // the platform wrapper. + std::shared_ptr top = tap; + value_a = exercise(top); + + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_top); + } + + // Stack B: logging tap beneath a transparent passthrough layer. + std::uint32_t value_b = 0; + { + auto leaf = m::pil::impl::buffered::create_platform_from_persisted_xml(snapshot); + auto tap = std::make_shared(leaf); + auto outer = std::make_shared( + std::static_pointer_cast(tap)); + + std::shared_ptr top = outer; + value_b = exercise(top); + + m::pil::platform p(std::move(top)); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_mid); + } + + // Behavior is unaltered by tap depth. + EXPECT_EQ(value_a, 11u); + EXPECT_EQ(value_b, 11u); + + auto const top_text = read_file_text(diag_top); + auto const mid_text = read_file_text(diag_mid); + + // The tap captured the requested-vs-done trace at both depths. + for (auto const* text: {&top_text, &mid_text}) + { + EXPECT_NE(text->find("find("Registry.CreateKey"), std::string::npos); + EXPECT_NE(text->find("Registry.SetValue"), std::string::npos); + } + + std::filesystem::remove(snapshot, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_top, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_mid, ec); +} + +#endif // WIN32 diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_registry.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_registry.cpp index e1fc98bf..712fd153 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_registry.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_logging_registry.cpp @@ -5,10 +5,13 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include +#include #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -16,6 +19,18 @@ using namespace std::string_view_literals; +namespace +{ + std::string + read_file_text(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::ifstream in(p, std::ios::binary); + std::ostringstream ss; + ss << in.rdbuf(); + return ss.str(); + } +} // namespace + TEST(TestLoggingRegistry, TryCreatingKey) { auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates | @@ -31,3 +46,44 @@ TEST(TestLoggingRegistry, TryCreatingKey) p.save(L"log1.xml"sv); } + +// M-LOG-OUT-2 (D6): the persisted must not carry the diagnostic log, +// and the requested-vs-done trace must still be obtainable from a separate side +// artifact written by save_diagnostic_log. +TEST(TestLoggingRegistry, DiagnosticLogIsSideArtifactNotInPersistedPlatform) +{ + auto const platform_out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mlogout2_platform.xml"; + auto const diag_out = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "mlogout2_diag.xml"; + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove(platform_out, ec); + std::filesystem::remove(diag_out, ec); + + { + auto p = m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates | + m::pil::make_platform_flags::record_modifications); + auto r = p.get_registry(); + auto k1 = r.open_predefined_key(m::pil::predefined_key::current_user); + auto k2 = k1.create_key(L"MLOGOUT2_App"sv); + k2.set_string_value(L"name", L"Joe"); + k2.set_value(L"age", 24u); + + p.save(platform_out); + p.save_diagnostic_log(diag_out); + } + + auto const platform_text = read_file_text(platform_out); + auto const diag_text = read_file_text(diag_out); + + // The persisted platform carries the registry snapshot but no log. + EXPECT_NE(platform_text.find(" +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "buffered/buffered.h" +#include "materializing/materializing_webcore.h" + +#include + +namespace +{ + namespace bufimpl = m::pil::impl::buffered; + namespace matimpl = m::pil::impl::materializing; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Mock webcore — records the paths received at activation + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class mock_webcore_instance final : public m::pil::iwebcore_instance + { + public: + mock_webcore_instance() = default; + ~mock_webcore_instance() override = default; + }; + + struct recorded_activation + { + m::pil::file_path app_host_config; + std::optional root_web_config; + std::u16string instance_name; + }; + + class mock_webcore final : public m::pil::iwebcore + { + public: + mock_webcore() = default; + ~mock_webcore() override = default; + + // iwebcore interface + activate_disposition + activate(activate_flags flags, + m::pil::activation_request const& request, + std::unique_ptr& returned_instance, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + std::lock_guard guard(m_mutex); + + ec.clear(); + m_activations.push_back(recorded_activation{ + request.app_host_config, + request.root_web_config, + request.instance_name}); + + returned_instance = std::make_unique(); + return activate_disposition{}; + } + + set_metadata_disposition + set_metadata(set_metadata_flags flags, + std::u16string_view type, + std::u16string_view value, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + ec.clear(); + return set_metadata_disposition{}; + } + + // Test accessors + std::vector const& + activations() const + { + return m_activations; + } + + private: + mutable std::mutex m_mutex; + std::vector m_activations; + }; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helper functions + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + std::wstring + to_wstring(m::pil::file_path const& fp) + { + return std::wstring(reinterpret_cast(fp.c_str())); + } + + // Reads a file's contents into a string. + std::string + read_file_content(std::filesystem::path const& path) + { + std::ifstream ifs(path, std::ios::binary); + if (!ifs) + return {}; + return std::string((std::istreambuf_iterator(ifs)), + std::istreambuf_iterator()); + } + + // Scoped temp directory with auto-cleanup. + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_mat_wc_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // Creates a buffered filesystem over the platform's live filesystem. + std::shared_ptr + make_buffered_filesystem() + { + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + std::shared_ptr underlying_fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, underlying_fs); + return std::make_shared(underlying_fs); + } + + // Opens a directory in the buffered filesystem, triggering capture. + void + capture_directory(m::pil::ifilesystem& fs, std::filesystem::path const& path) + { + auto const fp = to_file_path(path); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + (void)root->open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + } + +} // namespace + +//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +// Tests +//------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +TEST(MaterializingWebcore, BasicActivationWithBufferedFilesystem) +{ + // Arrange: Create a temp directory with a minimal IIS configuration. + scoped_temp_dir temp; + + // Create a minimal applicationHost.config with a physicalPath attribute. + std::string const config_content = R"( + + + + + + + + + + + +)"; + + auto const config_path = temp.path() / L"applicationHost.config"; + { + std::ofstream ofs(config_path, std::ios::binary); + ofs.write(config_content.data(), static_cast(config_content.size())); + } + + // Create the content root with a sample file. + auto const wwwroot_path = temp.path() / L"wwwroot"; + std::filesystem::create_directories(wwwroot_path); + { + std::ofstream ofs(wwwroot_path / L"index.html", std::ios::binary); + std::string const html = "Hello"; + ofs.write(html.data(), static_cast(html.size())); + } + + // Create buffered filesystem and capture the temp directory structure. + auto buffered_fs = make_buffered_filesystem(); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, temp.path()); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, wwwroot_path); + + // Create the mock underlying webcore. + auto mock_underlying = std::make_shared(); + + // Create the materializing webcore. + auto materializing_wc = matimpl::create_materializing_webcore(buffered_fs, mock_underlying); + + // Act: Activate the webcore. + m::pil::activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = to_file_path(config_path); + request.instance_name = u"TestInstance"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = materializing_wc->activate( + m::pil::iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + // Assert: Activation succeeded. + ASSERT_FALSE(ec) << "Activation failed: " << ec.message(); + ASSERT_TRUE(instance); + + // Assert: The mock received exactly one activation. + ASSERT_EQ(1u, mock_underlying->activations().size()); + + auto const& recorded = mock_underlying->activations()[0]; + + // Assert: The config path received by the mock is a real path (not the original). + auto const received_config_wstr = to_wstring(recorded.app_host_config); + ASSERT_FALSE(received_config_wstr.empty()); + EXPECT_NE(received_config_wstr, config_path.wstring()) + << "Mock received original path instead of materialized path"; + + // Assert: The materialized config file exists. + std::filesystem::path const received_config_fspath(received_config_wstr); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(received_config_fspath)) + << "Materialized config does not exist: " << received_config_fspath; + + // Assert: The materialized config contains rewritten physicalPath values. + std::string const materialized_content = read_file_content(received_config_fspath); + ASSERT_FALSE(materialized_content.empty()); + + // The physicalPath should NOT reference the original temp path. + EXPECT_EQ(materialized_content.find(temp.path().string()), std::string::npos) + << "Materialized config still references original path"; + + // Assert: Instance name was forwarded. + EXPECT_EQ(recorded.instance_name, u"TestInstance"); + + // Cleanup: Destroy the instance (which should clean up the temp projection). + instance.reset(); + + // Assert: After instance destruction, the materialized config should be deleted. + // Give a brief moment for cleanup (the destructor is synchronous, but just in case). + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(received_config_fspath)) + << "Materialized config was not cleaned up after instance destruction"; +} + +TEST(MaterializingWebcore, ProjectsContentToTempDirectory) +{ + // Arrange: Create a temp directory with configuration and content. + scoped_temp_dir temp; + + // Create a content root with a nested structure. + auto const wwwroot_path = temp.path() / L"wwwroot"; + std::filesystem::create_directories(wwwroot_path / L"css"); + std::filesystem::create_directories(wwwroot_path / L"js"); + + { + std::ofstream ofs(wwwroot_path / L"index.html"); + ofs << "Index"; + } + { + std::ofstream ofs(wwwroot_path / L"css" / L"style.css"); + ofs << "body { color: black; }"; + } + { + std::ofstream ofs(wwwroot_path / L"js" / L"app.js"); + ofs << "console.log('hello');"; + } + + // Create applicationHost.config. + std::string const config_content = R"( + + + + + + + + + + + +)"; + + auto const config_path = temp.path() / L"applicationHost.config"; + { + std::ofstream ofs(config_path, std::ios::binary); + ofs << config_content; + } + + // Create buffered filesystem and capture the directory structure. + auto buffered_fs = make_buffered_filesystem(); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, temp.path()); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, wwwroot_path); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, wwwroot_path / L"css"); + capture_directory(*buffered_fs, wwwroot_path / L"js"); + + // Create mock webcore and materializing webcore. + auto mock_underlying = std::make_shared(); + auto materializing_wc = matimpl::create_materializing_webcore(buffered_fs, mock_underlying); + + // Act: Activate. + m::pil::activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = to_file_path(config_path); + request.instance_name = u"ContentTest"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + materializing_wc->activate(m::pil::iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + ASSERT_FALSE(ec); + ASSERT_TRUE(instance); + + // Assert: The mock received the activation. + ASSERT_EQ(1u, mock_underlying->activations().size()); + + // Read the materialized config to find the projected content path. + auto const& recorded = mock_underlying->activations()[0]; + auto const received_config_wstr = to_wstring(recorded.app_host_config); + std::filesystem::path const received_config_fspath(received_config_wstr); + + std::string const materialized_content = read_file_content(received_config_fspath); + + // Parse the materialized config to extract the physicalPath. + // Convert UTF-8 content to wstring for pugixml in WCHAR mode. + std::wstring const wide_content(materialized_content.begin(), materialized_content.end()); + + pugi::xml_document doc; + doc.load_string(wide_content.c_str()); + + auto const virtual_dir = doc.select_node(L"//*[@physicalPath]"); + ASSERT_TRUE(virtual_dir); + + std::wstring const projected_path = virtual_dir.node().attribute(L"physicalPath").value(); + ASSERT_FALSE(projected_path.empty()); + + // Assert: The projected path is different from the original. + EXPECT_NE(projected_path, wwwroot_path.wstring()); + + // Assert: The projected content exists with the correct structure. + std::filesystem::path const projected_fspath(projected_path); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(projected_fspath / L"index.html")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(projected_fspath / L"css" / L"style.css")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(projected_fspath / L"js" / L"app.js")); + + // Assert: Content is correct. + std::string const index_content = read_file_content(projected_fspath / L"index.html"); + EXPECT_NE(index_content.find("Index"), std::string::npos); + + // Cleanup. + instance.reset(); +} diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_passthrough_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_passthrough_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7c3efabd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_passthrough_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "passthrough/passthrough.h" + +// +// M-FS-PASS-1: observable equivalence of the pass-through filesystem facet to +// the underlying live provider. A transparent passthrough layer is placed over +// a live direct platform; driving the namespace through that layer must produce +// the same observations as std::filesystem ground truth (and, by construction, +// as the direct provider it forwards to). +// + +namespace +{ + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + std::u16string + name_of(m::pil::directory_entry const& e) + { + return std::u16string(e.m_name.view()); + } + + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_pass_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // A value platform whose filesystem resolves through a transparent + // passthrough layer sitting over the live direct provider. + m::pil::platform + passthrough_over_live() + { + auto inner = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + std::shared_ptr layered = + std::make_shared(inner); + return m::pil::platform(std::move(layered)); + } + + m::pil::directory + open_through(m::pil::filesystem_class& fs, std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs.open_root(fp.root()); + auto const rel = fp.relative_path(); + return root.open_directory(m::pil::file_path(rel)); + } + + TEST(PassthroughFilesystem, EnumerateMatchesGroundTruth) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"alpha"); + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"beta"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"gamma.txt"); + f << "hello"; + } + + auto platform = passthrough_over_live(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path()); + + std::set names; + std::set directories; + for (auto const& e: dir.list_entries()) + { + names.insert(name_of(e)); + if (e.m_metadata.is_directory()) + directories.insert(name_of(e)); + } + + EXPECT_EQ(names, (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta", u"gamma.txt"})); + EXPECT_EQ(directories, (std::set{u"alpha", u"beta"})); + } + + TEST(PassthroughFilesystem, StatForwardsThrough) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"child"); + std::string const contents = "0123456789"; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto platform = passthrough_over_live(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path()); + + auto child = dir.open_directory(std::u16string_view(u"child")); + EXPECT_TRUE(child.query_information().is_directory()); + + auto data = dir.open_file(std::u16string_view(u"data.bin")); + auto md = data.query_information(); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_file()); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_size, contents.size()); + } + + TEST(PassthroughFilesystem, TentativeOpenForwardsThrough) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto platform = passthrough_over_live(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path()); + + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_directory(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(dir.try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"nope.txt")))); + } + + TEST(PassthroughFilesystem, MutationsForwardThrough) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto platform = passthrough_over_live(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path()); + + // Create a nested tree through the passthrough layer. + auto sub = dir.create_directory(std::u16string_view(u"sub")); + (void)sub.create_file(std::u16string_view(u"f.txt")); + + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_directory(tmp.path() / L"sub")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"sub" / L"f.txt")); + + // Rename / move forwards through unchanged. + dir.rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"sub")), + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"renamed"))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"sub")); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::is_regular_file(tmp.path() / L"renamed" / L"f.txt")); + + // delete_tree forwards through unchanged. + dir.delete_tree(std::optional( + m::pil::file_path(std::u16string_view(u"renamed")))); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"renamed")); + EXPECT_TRUE(dir.list_entries().empty()); + } + + TEST(PassthroughFilesystem, EquivalentToDirectProvider) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directories(tmp.path() / L"a" / L"b"); + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"a" / L"leaf.txt"); + f << "x"; + } + + // Direct provider view. + std::set direct_names; + { + auto fs = m::pil::make_platform().get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path() / L"a"); + for (auto const& e: dir.list_entries()) + direct_names.insert(name_of(e)); + } + + // Passthrough view. + std::set passthrough_names; + { + auto platform = passthrough_over_live(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + auto dir = open_through(fs, tmp.path() / L"a"); + for (auto const& e: dir.list_entries()) + passthrough_names.insert(name_of(e)); + } + + EXPECT_EQ(direct_names, passthrough_names); + EXPECT_EQ(passthrough_names, (std::set{u"b", u"leaf.txt"})); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_redirecting_filesystem.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_redirecting_filesystem.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2111cf3b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/Platforms/Windows/test_redirecting_filesystem.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "redirecting/redirecting.h" + +// +// M-FS-REDIR-1: functional verification of the redirecting filesystem facet +// over a live provider. A redirecting::directory is placed over a live +// direct idirectory handle with a path-prefix redirection table; operations +// whose path lies under a redirected prefix land in the target subtree on +// disk, while non-matching paths pass through unchanged and the caller's +// original case is preserved in the created leaf names. +// + +namespace +{ + using namespace std::string_view_literals; + + namespace redir = m::pil::impl::redirecting; + + m::pil::file_path + to_file_path(std::filesystem::path const& p) + { + std::wstring const ws = p.wstring(); + std::u16string const u16(ws.begin(), ws.end()); + return m::pil::file_path(m::pil::file_path::view_type(u16)); + } + + class scoped_temp_dir + { + public: + scoped_temp_dir() + { + auto const base = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path(); + m_path = base / (L"m_pil_fs_redir_" + std::to_wstring(::GetCurrentProcessId()) + L"_" + + std::to_wstring(s_counter++)); + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path); + std::filesystem::create_directories(m_path); + } + + scoped_temp_dir(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + scoped_temp_dir& operator=(scoped_temp_dir const&) = delete; + + ~scoped_temp_dir() + { + std::error_code ec; + std::filesystem::remove_all(m_path, ec); + } + + std::filesystem::path const& + path() const noexcept + { + return m_path; + } + + private: + static inline unsigned s_counter = 0; + std::filesystem::path m_path; + }; + + // A live (direct) idirectory handle for an absolute directory. + std::shared_ptr + live_directory(std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + + std::shared_ptr fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, fs); + + auto const fp = to_file_path(absolute); + auto root = fs->open_root(fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + return root->open_directory(m::pil::file_path(fp.relative_path())); + } + + using P = std::pair; + + // A redirecting directory whose "redir" prefix is sent to the "actual" + // subtree; everything else passes through. + std::shared_ptr + redirecting_directory(std::filesystem::path const& absolute) + { + std::array const table = {{P{u"redir"sv, u"actual"sv}}}; + auto const r = std::make_shared(table); + return std::make_shared(live_directory(absolute), r); + } + + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, RedirectedPrefixLandsInTargetSubtree) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"actual"); + + auto dir = redirecting_directory(tmp.path()); + + // create_directory("redir\\child") must materialize "actual\\child". + (void)dir->create_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"redir\\child"sv)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"actual" / L"child")); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"redir")); + } + + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, NonMatchingPathPassesThrough) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + auto dir = redirecting_directory(tmp.path()); + + (void)dir->create_directory(m::pil::file_path(u"plain"sv)); + + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(tmp.path() / L"plain")); + } + + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, OriginalCaseOfLeafPreserved) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"actual"); + + auto dir = redirecting_directory(tmp.path()); + + // Prefix matched case-insensitively; the leaf keeps its exact case. + (void)dir->create_file(m::pil::file_path(u"REDIR\\MixedCase.TXT"sv)); + + auto const expected = tmp.path() / L"actual" / L"MixedCase.TXT"; + ASSERT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(expected)); + + // Confirm the on-disk leaf name has the exact case requested. + bool found_exact = false; + for (auto const& e: std::filesystem::directory_iterator(tmp.path() / L"actual")) + { + if (e.path().filename().wstring() == L"MixedCase.TXT") + found_exact = true; + } + EXPECT_TRUE(found_exact); + } + + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, ReadContentForwardsThroughDecorator) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"actual"); + std::string const contents = "redirected-bytes"; + { + std::ofstream f(tmp.path() / L"actual" / L"data.bin", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + auto dir = redirecting_directory(tmp.path()); + auto file = dir->open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"redir\\data.bin"sv)); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file->read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, contents.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, contents); + } + + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, WriteContentForwardsThroughDecorator) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + std::filesystem::create_directory(tmp.path() / L"actual"); + + auto dir = redirecting_directory(tmp.path()); + auto file = dir->create_file(m::pil::file_path(u"redir\\out.bin"sv)); + + std::string const contents = "decorator-write"; + auto const span = std::span( + reinterpret_cast(contents.data()), contents.size()); + auto const written = file->write_content(0, span); + + EXPECT_EQ(written, contents.size()); + + // The bytes must have landed in the backing ("actual") subtree. + std::ifstream in(tmp.path() / L"actual" / L"out.bin", std::ios::binary); + std::string const on_disk((std::istreambuf_iterator(in)), + std::istreambuf_iterator()); + EXPECT_EQ(on_disk, contents); + } + + // M-FS-STREAMS-1.3: subtree redirection binding through the public + // configuration path. This is the init-time binding D16 describes: a chosen + // subtree is bound to an assembled real backing directory by handing + // make_platform_interface a filesystem redirection. A file placed in the + // backing directory is then read back through the bound public path, served + // whole-file by the 1.1 content accessor (read_content) flowing down through + // the redirecting layer the platform factory installs from its table. + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, SubtreeBindingReadsBackingFileThroughPublicPath) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + // Assemble the backing directory and place a file in it. + auto const backing_abs = tmp.path() / L"backing"; + std::filesystem::create_directory(backing_abs); + std::string const contents = "subtree-bound-content"; + { + std::ofstream f(backing_abs / L"hello.txt", std::ios::binary); + f << contents; + } + + // The public subtree the client will use; it need not exist on disk. + auto const public_abs = tmp.path() / L"public"; + + // Bind the public subtree -> backing directory as a path-prefix + // redirection, keyed on the root-relative form the filesystem operations + // carry below open_root. The file_path locals own the key/value storage + // for the duration of the make_platform_interface call. + auto const public_fp = to_file_path(public_abs); + auto const backing_fp = to_file_path(backing_abs); + auto const public_rel = m::pil::file_path(public_fp.relative_path()); + auto const backing_rel = m::pil::file_path(backing_fp.relative_path()); + + std::array const table = { + {P{public_rel.native().view(), backing_rel.native().view()}}}; + + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(m::pil::make_platform_flags{}, + std::span

(table)); + + std::shared_ptr fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, fs); + + auto root = fs->open_root(public_fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + auto dir = root->open_directory(public_rel); + auto file = dir->open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"hello.txt"sv)); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file->read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, contents.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, contents); + } + + // M-FS-STREAMS-1.4: namespace-mutation overlay / tombstones with content + // read-through. A buffered overlay placed over the subtree binding (D16) + // tracks create / delete / rename of entries as overlay state isolated from + // the shared backing, while an unmodified backing file is still served + // whole-file through read_content (the 1.1 accessor flowing into the + // retained backing handle). The backing directory on disk is never mutated + // by overlay namespace edits (D16: no byte-range/size mutation of backing). + TEST(RedirectingFilesystem, BufferedOverlayIsolatesNamespaceMutationsWithReadThrough) + { + scoped_temp_dir const tmp; + + // Backing directory with three files: one to read through, one to + // delete, one to rename. + auto const backing_abs = tmp.path() / L"backing"; + std::filesystem::create_directory(backing_abs); + std::string const keep_contents = "keep-me-bytes"; + { + std::ofstream f(backing_abs / L"keep.txt", std::ios::binary); + f << keep_contents; + } + { + std::ofstream f(backing_abs / L"drop.txt", std::ios::binary); + f << "doomed"; + } + { + std::ofstream f(backing_abs / L"old.txt", std::ios::binary); + f << "rename-me"; + } + + // The public subtree the client uses; it need not exist on disk. + auto const public_abs = tmp.path() / L"public"; + + auto const public_fp = to_file_path(public_abs); + auto const backing_fp = to_file_path(backing_abs); + auto const public_rel = m::pil::file_path(public_fp.relative_path()); + auto const backing_rel = m::pil::file_path(backing_fp.relative_path()); + + std::array const table = { + {P{public_rel.native().view(), backing_rel.native().view()}}}; + + // buffer_updates installs a buffered overlay beneath the redirecting + // binding: namespace mutations land in the overlay, never on the + // backing, while reads of unmodified entries pass through to it. + auto platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(m::pil::make_platform_flags::buffer_updates, + std::span

(table)); + + std::shared_ptr fs; + platform->get_filesystem(m::pil::iplatform::get_filesystem_flags{}, fs); + + auto root = fs->open_root(public_fp.root(), m::pil::file_access::default_open); + auto dir = root->open_directory(public_rel); + + // (a) read-through: an unmodified backing file's bytes are served. + { + auto file = dir->open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"keep.txt"sv)); + + std::array buffer{}; + auto const read = file->read_content(0, std::span(buffer)); + + EXPECT_EQ(read, keep_contents.size()); + std::string const got(reinterpret_cast(buffer.data()), read); + EXPECT_EQ(got, keep_contents); + } + + // (b) delete: tombstoned in the overlay; the entry no longer resolves, + // yet the backing file remains untouched on disk. + dir->remove_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"drop.txt"sv)); + EXPECT_EQ(dir->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"drop.txt"sv)), nullptr); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(backing_abs / L"drop.txt")); + + // (c) rename: the new name resolves, the old name is gone; the backing + // keeps its original name and gains nothing. + dir->rename_entry(m::pil::file_path(u"old.txt"sv), m::pil::file_path(u"new.txt"sv)); + EXPECT_NE(dir->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"new.txt"sv)), nullptr); + EXPECT_EQ(dir->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"old.txt"sv)), nullptr); + EXPECT_TRUE(std::filesystem::exists(backing_abs / L"old.txt")); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(backing_abs / L"new.txt")); + + // (d) create: appears in the overlay; the backing gains nothing. + (void)dir->create_file(m::pil::file_path(u"fresh.txt"sv)); + EXPECT_NE(dir->try_open_file(m::pil::file_path(u"fresh.txt"sv)), nullptr); + EXPECT_FALSE(std::filesystem::exists(backing_abs / L"fresh.txt")); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_file_path.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_file_path.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d6cb457f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_file_path.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,575 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using m::pil::file_path; +using m::pil::file_root; +using m::pil::file_root_kind; + +using path_surface = m::pil::path_surface; + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +// +// M-FS-PATH-1: type definition, root-family parsing, and relative/absolute +// classification. No canonicalization yet (M-FS-PATH-2): every input must +// round-trip verbatim through native(). +// + +TEST(TestFilePath, EmptyIsRootlessRelative) +{ + auto p = file_path(u""sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::none); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.has_root()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u""sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u""sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, RelativePathHasNoRoot) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"foo\\bar\\baz"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::none); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.has_root()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"foo\\bar\\baz"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"foo\\bar\\baz"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.root().is_none()); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, PosixRootIsAbsolute) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"/usr/local/bin"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::posix); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.has_root()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"/usr/local/bin"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"/"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"usr/local/bin"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, BarePosixRoot) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"/"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::posix); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"/"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"/"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u""sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SingleLeadingBackslashIsPosixStyleRoot) +{ + // A single leading separator (either form) is treated as a POSIX-style + // absolute-from-root; the original separator character round-trips. + auto p = file_path(u"\\foo"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::posix); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\foo"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"foo"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DriveAbsolute) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::drive); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.has_root()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"C:\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"Windows\\System32"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, BareDriveIsDriveRelative) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"C:"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::drive); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.has_root()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_absolute()); // no terminating separator => drive-relative + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"C:"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u""sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DriveRelativeWithRemainder) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"C:foo\\bar"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::drive); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_relative()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:foo\\bar"sv); // round-trips without inserting a separator + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"C:"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"foo\\bar"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, UncShare) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\server\\share\\dir\\file"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\server\\share\\dir\\file"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\server\\share\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"dir\\file"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, BareUncShareRoot) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\server\\share"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\server\\share"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\server\\share"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u""sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ForwardSlashUnc) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"//server/share/dir"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"//server/share/dir"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"//server/share/"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"dir"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DeviceNamespace) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::device); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_FALSE(p.root().suppresses_normalization()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\.\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"PhysicalDrive0"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ExtendedLengthIsVerbatim) +{ + // The "\\?\" prefix is recognized; the remainder is verbatim (D11), so the + // ".." is NOT resolved and the path round-trips exactly. + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::extended); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.root().suppresses_normalization()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\?\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"C:\\a\\..\\b"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ExtendedLengthUnc) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\?\\UNC\\server\\share\\x"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::extended_unc); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.is_absolute()); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.root().suppresses_normalization()); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\?\\UNC\\server\\share\\x"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\?\\UNC\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(p.relative_path(), u"server\\share\\x"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ExtendedUncTokenIsCaseInsensitive) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"\\\\?\\unc\\server\\share"sv); + + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::extended_unc); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"\\\\?\\unc\\server\\share"sv); // stored case preserved + EXPECT_EQ(p.root().text(), u"\\\\?\\unc\\"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, EqualityIsExact) +{ + EXPECT_EQ(file_path(u"C:\\Foo"sv), file_path(u"C:\\Foo"sv)); + EXPECT_FALSE(file_path(u"C:\\Foo"sv) == file_path(u"C:\\foo"sv)); + EXPECT_FALSE(file_path(u"C:\\Foo"sv) == file_path(u"C:/Foo"sv)); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, CopyMoveAssignSwapClear) +{ + auto a = file_path(u"\\\\server\\share\\dir"sv); + + auto b = a; // copy + EXPECT_EQ(b, a); + EXPECT_EQ(b.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + + auto c = std::move(b); // move + EXPECT_EQ(c, a); + EXPECT_EQ(c.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + + file_path d; + d = a; // copy-assign + EXPECT_EQ(d, a); + + file_path e; + e = u"/etc/hosts"sv; // view assign re-parses + EXPECT_EQ(e.root_kind(), file_root_kind::posix); + EXPECT_EQ(e.relative_path(), u"etc/hosts"sv); + + a.swap(e); + EXPECT_EQ(a.root_kind(), file_root_kind::posix); + EXPECT_EQ(e.root_kind(), file_root_kind::unc); + + e.clear(); + EXPECT_EQ(e.root_kind(), file_root_kind::none); + EXPECT_EQ(e.native(), u""sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(e.is_relative()); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ConstructFromPointer) +{ + auto p = file_path(u"C:\\Temp"); + EXPECT_EQ(p.root_kind(), file_root_kind::drive); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\Temp"sv); + + auto q = file_path(u"relative\\path"); + EXPECT_EQ(q.root_kind(), file_root_kind::none); + EXPECT_EQ(q.native(), u"relative\\path"sv); +} + +// +// M-FS-PATH-2: lexical canonicalization (lexically_normal), parent/leaf +// splitting, and path joining (operator/). The surface is an explicit argument +// because the PIL models a chosen platform that need not be the host. +// + +TEST(TestFilePath, NormalizeForwardSlashesToBackslashWindows) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:/Windows/System32"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, CollapseRepeatedSeparatorsWindows) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:\\\\Windows\\\\\\System32"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, StripTrailingSeparatorWindows) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\Windows"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, BareRootKeepsTrailingSeparator) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:\\"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ResolveDotAndDotDotWindows) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:\\a\\.\\b\\..\\c"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"C:\\a\\c"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, RelativeLeadingDotDotPreserved) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"..\\..\\a\\b"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"..\\..\\a\\b"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DotDotUnderflowAbsoluteWindowsThrows) +{ + EXPECT_THROW((void)file_path(u"C:\\.."sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows), + m::invalid_parameter); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DotDotUnderflowPosixThrows) +{ + EXPECT_THROW((void)file_path(u"/.."sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::posix), + m::invalid_parameter); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ExtendedLengthNotNormalized) +{ + // Win32 treats "\\?\C:\a\..\b" as a literally distinct object: nothing past + // the prefix is normalized. + auto const verbatim = u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv; + auto const p = file_path(verbatim).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), verbatim); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, PosixSurfaceTreatsBackslashAsName) +{ + // On the POSIX surface a backslash is an ordinary filename character; only + // "/" separates and only a leading "/" is a root. + auto const p = file_path(u"/usr//local/../bin"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::posix); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"/usr/bin"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, PosixRelativeDotResolution) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"a/./b/../c"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::posix); + EXPECT_EQ(p.native(), u"a/c"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitDriveAbsolute) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + ASSERT_TRUE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(parent->native(), u"C:\\Windows"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(leaf.native(), u"System32"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitSingleComponentUnderRoot) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"C:\\Windows"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + ASSERT_TRUE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(parent->native(), u"C:\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(leaf.native(), u"Windows"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitBareRootHasNoParentOrLeaf) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"C:\\"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + EXPECT_FALSE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_TRUE(leaf.native().empty()); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitRootlessSingleComponent) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"foo"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + EXPECT_FALSE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(leaf.native(), u"foo"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitPosixPath) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"/usr/bin"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + ASSERT_TRUE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(parent->native(), u"/usr"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(leaf.native(), u"bin"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, SplitTrailingSeparatorIgnored) +{ + auto const [parent, leaf] = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\"sv).split_parent_path_and_leaf_name(); + ASSERT_TRUE(parent.has_value()); + EXPECT_EQ(parent->native(), u"C:\\"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(leaf.native(), u"Windows"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ParentPathAndHasParent) +{ + auto const p = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(p.has_parent_path()); + auto const parent = p.parent_path(); + EXPECT_EQ(parent.native(), u"C:\\Windows"sv); + + auto const root = file_path(u"C:\\"sv); + EXPECT_FALSE(root.has_parent_path()); + auto const root_parent = root.parent_path(); + EXPECT_TRUE(root_parent.native().empty()); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, AppendRelativeComponent) +{ + auto const a = file_path(u"C:\\x"sv) / file_path(u"y"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(a.native(), u"C:\\x\\y"sv); + auto const b = file_path(u"C:\\"sv) / file_path(u"y"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(b.native(), u"C:\\y"sv); + auto const c = file_path(u"/usr"sv) / file_path(u"bin"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(c.native(), u"/usr/bin"sv); + auto const d = file_path(u""sv) / file_path(u"y"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(d.native(), u"y"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, AppendAbsoluteReplaces) +{ + auto const result = file_path(u"C:\\x"sv) / file_path(u"D:\\y"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(result.native(), u"D:\\y"sv); +} + +// +// M-FS-PATH-3: name comparison by surface (D12). Windows folds case ordinally, +// POSIX is ordinal case-sensitive; the stored case is always preserved. +// + +TEST(TestFilePath, WindowsEquivalenceFoldsCase) +{ + auto const a = file_path(u"Foo"sv); + auto const b = file_path(u"foo"sv); + + EXPECT_TRUE(a.equivalent(b, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_FALSE(a.precedes(b, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_FALSE(b.precedes(a, path_surface::windows)); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, PosixEquivalenceIsCaseSensitive) +{ + auto const a = file_path(u"Foo"sv); + auto const b = file_path(u"foo"sv); + + EXPECT_FALSE(a.equivalent(b, path_surface::posix)); + // Distinct under POSIX: exactly one of the two orderings holds. + EXPECT_NE(a.precedes(b, path_surface::posix), b.precedes(a, path_surface::posix)); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ComparisonPreservesStoredCase) +{ + auto const a = file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); + auto const b = file_path(u"c:\\windows\\system32"sv); + + // Equivalent on Windows, yet each keeps its own original casing. + EXPECT_TRUE(a.equivalent(b, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_EQ(a.native(), u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(b.native(), u"c:\\windows\\system32"sv); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, EquivalenceConsistentWithOrdering) +{ + auto const a = file_path(u"alpha"sv); + auto const b = file_path(u"beta"sv); + + // Distinct names: ordered (one precedes the other) and not equivalent. + EXPECT_FALSE(a.equivalent(b, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_TRUE(a.precedes(b, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_FALSE(b.precedes(a, path_surface::windows)); + + // Equivalent names are unordered in both directions. + auto const c = file_path(u"GAMMA"sv); + auto const d = file_path(u"gamma"sv); + EXPECT_TRUE(c.equivalent(d, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_FALSE(c.precedes(d, path_surface::windows)); + EXPECT_FALSE(d.precedes(c, path_surface::windows)); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, PosixOrderingIsOrdinal) +{ + // Uppercase letters sort before lowercase in ordinal (code-unit) order. + auto const upper = file_path(u"Z"sv); + auto const lower = file_path(u"a"sv); + + EXPECT_TRUE(upper.precedes(lower, path_surface::posix)); + EXPECT_FALSE(lower.precedes(upper, path_surface::posix)); +} + +// +// M-FS-PATH-4: edge-case sweep and table-driven canonicalization integration. +// Each row asserts that lexically_normal(surface) maps `input` to `expected`. +// The table mixes ≥10 ordinary cases with the surface's edge cases: mixed +// separators, UNC vs drive, extended-length verbatim, empty/relative, deeply +// nested dot resolution, and trailing-dot/space preservation. +// + +namespace +{ + struct canon_row + { + path_surface surface; + std::u16string_view input; + std::u16string_view expected; + }; + + constexpr std::array canon_table{{ + // --- Windows: ordinary cases --- + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv, u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:/Windows/System32"sv, u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\\\Windows\\\\\\System32"sv, u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\Windows\\"sv, u"C:\\Windows"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\"sv, u"C:\\"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\a\\.\\b\\..\\c"sv, u"C:\\a\\c"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"relative\\path"sv, u"relative\\path"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"foo\\\\bar"sv, u"foo\\bar"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u".\\foo"sv, u"foo"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"a\\b\\..\\..\\c"sv, u"c"sv}, + {path_surface::windows, u"C:foo\\bar"sv, u"C:foo\\bar"sv}, + // --- Windows: edges --- + {path_surface::windows, u"..\\..\\a\\b"sv, u"..\\..\\a\\b"sv}, // leading .. preserved + {path_surface::windows, + u"\\\\server\\share\\dir\\file"sv, + u"\\\\server\\share\\dir\\file"sv}, // UNC + {path_surface::windows, u"\\\\server\\share\\"sv, u"\\\\server\\share\\"sv}, // bare UNC root + {path_surface::windows, u"\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0"sv, u"\\\\.\\PhysicalDrive0"sv}, // device + {path_surface::windows, + u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv, + u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv}, // extended-length verbatim + {path_surface::windows, u""sv, u""sv}, // empty + {path_surface::windows, + u"C:\\a\\b\\c\\d\\e\\..\\..\\f"sv, + u"C:\\a\\b\\c\\f"sv}, // deeply nested + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\foo."sv, u"C:\\foo."sv}, // trailing dot preserved (lexical) + {path_surface::windows, u"C:\\foo "sv, u"C:\\foo "sv}, // trailing space preserved (lexical) + // --- POSIX: ordinary cases --- + {path_surface::posix, u"/usr/bin"sv, u"/usr/bin"sv}, + {path_surface::posix, u"/usr//local/../bin"sv, u"/usr/bin"sv}, + {path_surface::posix, u"a/./b/../c"sv, u"a/c"sv}, + {path_surface::posix, u"/"sv, u"/"sv}, + {path_surface::posix, u"usr/local/bin"sv, u"usr/local/bin"sv}, + // --- POSIX: edges --- + {path_surface::posix, u"//foo/bar"sv, u"/foo/bar"sv}, // leading slashes collapse + {path_surface::posix, u"a\\b"sv, u"a\\b"sv}, // backslash is an ordinary char + {path_surface::posix, u"/a/b/c/../../d"sv, u"/a/d"sv}, // deeply nested + }}; +} // namespace + +TEST(TestFilePath, CanonicalizationTable) +{ + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < canon_table.size(); ++i) + { + auto const& row = canon_table[i]; + auto const result = file_path(row.input).lexically_normal(row.surface); + EXPECT_EQ(result.native(), row.expected) << "canon_table row " << i; + } +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, ExtendedLiteralDiffersFromNormalizedSibling) +{ + // The extended-length form is a literally distinct object from its + // normalized sibling: "\\?\C:\a\..\b" stays verbatim while "C:\a\..\b" + // resolves to "C:\b". + auto const literal = file_path(u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + auto const sibling = file_path(u"C:\\a\\..\\b"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows); + + EXPECT_EQ(literal.native(), u"\\\\?\\C:\\a\\..\\b"sv); + EXPECT_EQ(sibling.native(), u"C:\\b"sv); + EXPECT_NE(literal.native(), sibling.native()); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, DotDotPastRootRejectedBothSurfaces) +{ + EXPECT_THROW((void)file_path(u"C:\\a\\..\\..\\b"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::windows), + m::invalid_parameter); + EXPECT_THROW((void)file_path(u"/a/../../b"sv).lexically_normal(path_surface::posix), + m::invalid_parameter); +} + +TEST(TestFilePath, CanonicalizationIsIdempotent) +{ + // Normalizing an already-normal path is a no-op for every table row. + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < canon_table.size(); ++i) + { + auto const& row = canon_table[i]; + auto const once = file_path(row.input).lexically_normal(row.surface); + auto const twice = once.lexically_normal(row.surface); + EXPECT_EQ(once.native(), twice.native()) << "canon_table row " << i; + } +} diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_base_types.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_base_types.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ded46571 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_base_types.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::directory_entry; + using m::pil::file_access; + using m::pil::file_attributes; + using m::pil::file_metadata; + using m::pil::node_kind; + + m::pil::file_name_string_type + nm(m::pil::file_name_view_type v) + { + return m::pil::file_name_string_type(v); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, NodeKindValues) + { + EXPECT_NE(node_kind::directory, node_kind::file); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, MetadataDefaultsToFile) + { + file_metadata md; + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_kind, node_kind::file); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_size, 0u); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_attributes, file_attributes::none); + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_file()); + EXPECT_FALSE(md.is_directory()); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, MetadataDirectoryPredicate) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + EXPECT_TRUE(md.is_directory()); + EXPECT_FALSE(md.is_file()); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, AttributeFlagValues) + { + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::read_only), 0x00000001u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::hidden), 0x00000002u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::system), 0x00000004u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::directory), 0x00000010u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::archive), 0x00000020u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::normal), 0x00000080u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::reparse_point), 0x00000400u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_attributes::encrypted), 0x00004000u); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, AttributeBitflagOps) + { + auto const combined = file_attributes::read_only | file_attributes::hidden; + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(combined), 0x00000003u); + EXPECT_NE((combined & file_attributes::read_only), file_attributes::none); + EXPECT_NE((combined & file_attributes::hidden), file_attributes::none); + EXPECT_EQ((combined & file_attributes::system), file_attributes::none); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, AccessValues) + { + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_access::read), 0x00000001u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_access::write), 0x00000002u); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(file_access::read_write), 0x00000003u); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, AccessReadWriteIsReadOrWrite) + { + EXPECT_EQ(file_access::read | file_access::write, file_access::read_write); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, AccessDefaults) + { + EXPECT_EQ(file_access::default_open, file_access::read); + EXPECT_EQ(file_access::default_create, file_access::read_write); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, DirectoryEntryDefault) + { + directory_entry entry; + EXPECT_TRUE(entry.m_name.empty()); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_kind, node_kind::file); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, DirectoryEntryConstruction) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + md.m_size = 0; + + directory_entry entry(nm(u"sub"), md); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_name, u"sub"); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_kind, node_kind::directory); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_metadata.m_kind, node_kind::directory); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, DirectoryEntryKindMirrorsMetadata) + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::file; + md.m_size = 42; + + directory_entry entry(nm(u"leaf.txt"), md); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_kind, node_kind::file); + EXPECT_EQ(entry.m_metadata.m_size, 42u); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemBaseTypes, DirectoryEntrySwap) + { + file_metadata dir_md; + dir_md.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + + file_metadata file_md; + file_md.m_kind = node_kind::file; + file_md.m_size = 7; + + directory_entry a(nm(u"alpha"), dir_md); + directory_entry b(nm(u"beta"), file_md); + + swap(a, b); + + EXPECT_EQ(a.m_name, u"beta"); + EXPECT_EQ(a.m_kind, node_kind::file); + EXPECT_EQ(a.m_metadata.m_size, 7u); + + EXPECT_EQ(b.m_name, u"alpha"); + EXPECT_EQ(b.m_kind, node_kind::directory); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_interfaces.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_interfaces.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..48a71a7c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_interfaces.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,450 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Exercises the filesystem interface contracts (ifilesystem / idirectory / +// ifile) against a minimal in-memory mock provider. The point is to validate +// that the disposition pattern — ec-form primitives, throwing wrappers, the +// enumerate/query_information convenience forms, and the tolerate_not_found +// tentative opens — composes correctly. The mock keeps a single-level child +// map keyed by the path text, which is enough to drive every wrapper. +// + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::directory_entry; + using m::pil::file_access; + using m::pil::file_metadata; + using m::pil::file_path; + using m::pil::file_root; + using m::pil::file_root_kind; + using m::pil::idirectory; + using m::pil::ifile; + using m::pil::ifilesystem; + using m::pil::node_kind; + + std::u16string + key_of(file_path const& p) + { + return std::u16string(static_cast(p.native())); + } + + file_path + fp(std::u16string_view v) + { + return file_path(v); + } + + struct mock_file final : ifile + { + file_metadata m_metadata; + + explicit mock_file(file_metadata metadata): m_metadata(metadata) {} + + query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags, file_metadata& metadata) override + { + metadata = m_metadata; + return {}; + } + }; + + struct mock_directory final : idirectory + { + struct node + { + node_kind m_kind = node_kind::file; + std::shared_ptr m_dir; + std::shared_ptr m_file; + file_metadata m_metadata; + }; + + std::map m_children; + + create_directory_disposition + create_directory(create_directory_flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override + { + auto dir = std::make_shared(); + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + + node n; + n.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + n.m_dir = dir; + n.m_metadata = md; + + m_children[key_of(path)] = n; + returned_directory = dir; + return {}; + } + + create_file_disposition + create_file(create_file_flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file) override + { + file_metadata md; + md.m_kind = node_kind::file; + + auto file = std::make_shared(md); + + node n; + n.m_kind = node_kind::file; + n.m_file = file; + n.m_metadata = md; + + m_children[key_of(path)] = n; + returned_file = file; + return {}; + } + + open_directory_disposition + open_directory(open_directory_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + auto const it = m_children.find(key_of(path)); + if (it == m_children.end() || it->second.m_kind != node_kind::directory) + { + if ((flags & open_directory_flags::tolerate_not_found) != open_directory_flags{}) + return open_directory_result_code::not_found; + + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return {}; + } + + returned_directory = it->second.m_dir; + return {}; + } + + open_file_disposition + open_file(open_file_flags flags, + file_path const& path, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_file, + std::error_code& ec) override + { + auto const it = m_children.find(key_of(path)); + if (it == m_children.end() || it->second.m_kind != node_kind::file) + { + if ((flags & open_file_flags::tolerate_not_found) != open_file_flags{}) + return open_file_result_code::not_found; + + ec = std::make_error_code(std::errc::no_such_file_or_directory); + return {}; + } + + returned_file = it->second.m_file; + return {}; + } + + remove_entry_disposition + remove_entry(remove_entry_flags, file_path const& name) override + { + m_children.erase(key_of(name)); + return {}; + } + + delete_tree_disposition + delete_tree(delete_tree_flags, std::optional const& name) override + { + if (name.has_value()) + m_children.erase(key_of(name.value())); + else + m_children.clear(); + return {}; + } + + rename_entry_disposition + rename_entry(rename_entry_flags, file_path const& old_path, file_path const& new_path) override + { + auto const it = m_children.find(key_of(old_path)); + if (it != m_children.end()) + { + auto moved = it->second; + m_children.erase(it); + m_children[key_of(new_path)] = moved; + } + return {}; + } + + enumerate_entries_disposition + enumerate_entries(enumerate_entries_flags, + std::size_t starting_index, + std::span& entries) override + { + std::size_t produced = 0; + std::size_t index = 0; + for (auto const& [name, n]: m_children) + { + if (index >= starting_index && produced < entries.size()) + { + entries[produced] = directory_entry( + m::pil::file_name_string_type(m::pil::file_name_view_type(name)), + n.m_metadata); + ++produced; + } + ++index; + } + entries = entries.subspan(0, produced); + return {}; + } + + query_information_disposition + query_information(query_information_flags, file_metadata& metadata) override + { + metadata.m_kind = node_kind::directory; + return {}; + } + }; + + struct mock_filesystem final : ifilesystem + { + std::shared_ptr m_root = std::make_shared(); + + open_root_disposition + open_root(open_root_flags, + file_root const&, + file_access, + std::shared_ptr& returned_directory) override + { + returned_directory = m_root; + return {}; + } + + monitor_disposition + monitor(monitor_flags, + std::shared_ptr& returned_filesystem_monitor) override + { + returned_filesystem_monitor.reset(); + return {}; + } + }; + + std::shared_ptr + open_test_root(ifilesystem& fs) + { + return fs.open_root(file_root(file_root_kind::drive, std::u16string_view(u"C:"))); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, OpenRootReturnsDirectory) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + ASSERT_NE(root, nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, CreateAndOpenDirectory) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + + auto const created = root->create_directory(fp(u"sub")); + ASSERT_NE(created, nullptr); + + auto const opened = root->open_directory(fp(u"sub")); + ASSERT_NE(opened, nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, CreateAndOpenFile) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + + auto const created = root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + ASSERT_NE(created, nullptr); + + auto const opened = root->open_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + ASSERT_NE(opened, nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, OpenMissingDirectoryThrows) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + EXPECT_THROW((void)root->open_directory(fp(u"absent")), std::system_error); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, OpenMissingFileThrows) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + EXPECT_THROW((void)root->open_file(fp(u"absent.txt")), std::system_error); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, TryOpenMissingDirectoryReturnsNull) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + EXPECT_EQ(root->try_open_directory(fp(u"absent")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, TryOpenExistingDirectoryReturnsNode) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_directory(fp(u"sub")); + EXPECT_NE(root->try_open_directory(fp(u"sub")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, TryOpenMissingFileReturnsNull) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + EXPECT_EQ(root->try_open_file(fp(u"absent.txt")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, RemoveEntry) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + root->remove_entry(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + EXPECT_EQ(root->try_open_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, DeleteTreeNamedChild) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_directory(fp(u"sub")); + root->delete_tree(fp(u"sub")); + EXPECT_EQ(root->try_open_directory(fp(u"sub")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, DeleteTreeWholeDirectory) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_directory(fp(u"a")); + root->create_file(fp(u"b.txt")); + root->delete_tree(std::nullopt); + EXPECT_EQ(root->enumerate_entries(0), std::nullopt); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, RenameEntry) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_file(fp(u"old.txt")); + root->rename_entry(fp(u"old.txt"), fp(u"new.txt")); + EXPECT_EQ(root->try_open_file(fp(u"old.txt")), nullptr); + EXPECT_NE(root->try_open_file(fp(u"new.txt")), nullptr); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, EnumerateEntriesWalksChildren) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + root->create_directory(fp(u"a")); + root->create_file(fp(u"b.txt")); + + auto const e0 = root->enumerate_entries(0); + auto const e1 = root->enumerate_entries(1); + auto const e2 = root->enumerate_entries(2); + + ASSERT_TRUE(e0.has_value()); + ASSERT_TRUE(e1.has_value()); + EXPECT_FALSE(e2.has_value()); + + // Children are stored sorted by name: "a" then "b.txt". + EXPECT_EQ(e0->m_name, u"a"); + EXPECT_EQ(e0->m_kind, node_kind::directory); + EXPECT_EQ(e1->m_name, u"b.txt"); + EXPECT_EQ(e1->m_kind, node_kind::file); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, EnumerateEmptyDirectory) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + EXPECT_EQ(root->enumerate_entries(0), std::nullopt); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, DirectoryQueryInformation) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + auto const md = root->query_information(); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_kind, node_kind::directory); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, FileQueryInformation) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + auto const file = root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + auto const md = file->query_information(); + EXPECT_EQ(md.m_kind, node_kind::file); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, FileReadContentDefaultsToNotSupported) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + auto const file = root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + + std::array buffer{}; + std::size_t bytes_read = 123; + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = file->read_content( + ifile::read_content_flags{}, 0, std::span(buffer), bytes_read, ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); + EXPECT_EQ(bytes_read, std::size_t{0}); + EXPECT_EQ(ec, std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported)); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, FileReadContentThrowingWrapperThrowsWhenUnsupported) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + auto const file = root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + + std::array buffer{}; + EXPECT_THROW(file->read_content(0, std::span(buffer)), std::system_error); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemInterfaces, FileWriteContentDefaultsToNotSupported) + { + mock_filesystem fs; + auto const root = open_test_root(fs); + auto const file = root->create_file(fp(u"leaf.txt")); + + std::array const buffer{}; + std::size_t bytes_written = 123; + std::error_code ec; + auto const d = file->write_content(ifile::write_content_flags{}, + 0, + std::span(buffer), + bytes_written, + ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); + EXPECT_EQ(bytes_written, std::size_t{0}); + EXPECT_EQ(ec, std::make_error_code(std::errc::not_supported)); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_platform.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_platform.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..53a1ed5f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_platform.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Verifies that iplatform::get_filesystem() resolves through the live platform +// stack. The bare direct platform serves a live Windows provider (M-FS-DIRECT), +// and the decorator layers (logging / buffered / redirecting) now forward +// get_filesystem through to it (the buffered / redirecting facet milestones), +// so a decorated stack resolves to the live provider rather than the +// null_filesystem. +// + +namespace +{ + TEST(TestFilesystemPlatform, GetFilesystemResolvesThroughStack) + { +#ifndef WIN32 + GTEST_SKIP() << "platform creation is not implemented on this platform yet"; +#else + auto const platform = m::pil::make_platform_interface(); + ASSERT_NE(platform, nullptr); + + auto const fs = platform->get_filesystem(); + EXPECT_NE(fs, nullptr); +#endif + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemPlatform, DecoratorStackForwardsToLiveFilesystem) + { +#ifndef WIN32 + GTEST_SKIP() << "platform creation is not implemented on this platform yet"; +#else + // A decorated stack (record_modifications puts a logging::platform on + // top) now forwards get_filesystem through to the live provider, so + // open_root resolves against the real filesystem instead of throwing + // the null provider's "not implemented". + auto const platform = + m::pil::make_platform_interface(m::pil::make_platform_flags::record_modifications); + auto const fs = platform->get_filesystem(); + ASSERT_NE(fs, nullptr); + + auto const root = fs->open_root( + m::pil::file_root(m::pil::file_root_kind::drive, std::u16string_view(u"C:"))); + EXPECT_NE(root, nullptr); +#endif + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_wrappers.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_wrappers.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c5bba070 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_filesystem_wrappers.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Shape / compile-level tests for the filesystem convenience wrappers +// (filesystem_class / directory / file). The platform stack now forwards +// get_filesystem through to a live Windows provider (M-FS-DIRECT and the +// decorator facet milestones), so the null provider -- whose operations all +// report "not implemented" -- must be constructed explicitly to exercise the +// wrapper's forwarding to it. These tests build that genuinely-null provider +// directly; live behavior is covered by the direct-provider tests. +// + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::directory; + using m::pil::file; + using m::pil::file_root; + using m::pil::file_root_kind; + using m::pil::filesystem_class; + using m::pil::null_filesystem; + + file_root + drive_c() + { + return file_root(file_root_kind::drive, std::u16string_view(u"C:")); + } + + // A genuinely-null filesystem wrapper: built directly over the null + // provider whose operations all report "not implemented". The live platform + // stack now forwards get_filesystem to a real provider, so the null + // provider must be constructed explicitly to exercise the wrapper's + // forwarding to it. + filesystem_class + null_filesystem_class() + { + std::shared_ptr sp = std::make_shared(); + return filesystem_class(std::move(sp)); + } + +#ifdef WIN32 + // A live decorated platform (record_modifications) for shape tests that + // only need a resolvable filesystem wrapper. + m::pil::platform + live_platform() + { + return m::pil::make_platform(m::pil::make_platform_flags::record_modifications); + } +#endif + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, PlatformGetFilesystemReturnsWrapper) + { +#ifndef WIN32 + GTEST_SKIP() << "platform creation is not implemented on this platform yet"; +#else + auto platform = live_platform(); + auto fs = platform.get_filesystem(); + // Resolving the wrapper through the value platform must not throw. + SUCCEED(); + (void)fs; +#endif + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, OpenRootNotImplementedAgainstNullProvider) + { + auto fs = null_filesystem_class(); + EXPECT_THROW((void)fs.open_root(drive_c()), m::not_implemented); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, DefaultDirectoryIsFalse) + { + directory d; + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(d)); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, DefaultFileIsFalse) + { + file f; + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(f)); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, DirectorySwap) + { + directory a; + directory b; + swap(a, b); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(a)); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(b)); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, FileSwap) + { + file a; + file b; + swap(a, b); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(a)); + EXPECT_FALSE(static_cast(b)); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, FilesystemClassCopyAndMove) + { + filesystem_class fs = null_filesystem_class(); + + filesystem_class copy(fs); + filesystem_class moved(std::move(fs)); + + filesystem_class assigned; + assigned = copy; + + filesystem_class move_assigned; + move_assigned = std::move(moved); + + // All resolve to the null provider; open_root still reports unimplemented. + EXPECT_THROW((void)assigned.open_root(drive_c()), m::not_implemented); + EXPECT_THROW((void)move_assigned.open_root(drive_c()), m::not_implemented); + } + + TEST(TestFilesystemWrappers, FilesystemClassSwap) + { + filesystem_class a = null_filesystem_class(); + filesystem_class b; + + a.swap(b); + + EXPECT_THROW((void)b.open_root(drive_c()), m::not_implemented); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_http_listener_interfaces.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_http_listener_interfaces.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..27327273 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_http_listener_interfaces.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include + +// +// Exercises the HTTP listener interface contracts (ihttp_listener / +// ihttp_listener_session) against the null provider. The point is to verify +// that the interface surface, enums, and wrapper types compile and link +// correctly. +// + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::endpoint_mapping; + using m::pil::http_endpoint; + using m::pil::ihttp_listener; + using m::pil::ihttp_listener_session; + using m::pil::null_http_listener; + using m::pil::null_http_listener_session; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // http_endpoint tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(HttpEndpoint, DefaultConstructsEmpty) + { + http_endpoint ep; + EXPECT_TRUE(ep.empty()); + EXPECT_TRUE(ep.host.empty()); + EXPECT_EQ(ep.port, 0); + } + + TEST(HttpEndpoint, ConstructsWithHostAndPort) + { + http_endpoint ep(u"localhost", 8080); + EXPECT_FALSE(ep.empty()); + EXPECT_EQ(ep.host, u"localhost"); + EXPECT_EQ(ep.port, 8080); + } + + TEST(HttpEndpoint, ConstructsWithStringViewAndPort) + { + std::u16string_view host = u"example.com"; + http_endpoint ep(host, 443); + EXPECT_FALSE(ep.empty()); + EXPECT_EQ(ep.host, u"example.com"); + EXPECT_EQ(ep.port, 443); + } + + TEST(HttpEndpoint, EqualityOperator) + { + http_endpoint ep1(u"localhost", 8080); + http_endpoint ep2(u"localhost", 8080); + http_endpoint ep3(u"localhost", 9090); + http_endpoint ep4(u"example.com", 8080); + + EXPECT_EQ(ep1, ep2); + EXPECT_NE(ep1, ep3); + EXPECT_NE(ep1, ep4); + } + + TEST(HttpEndpoint, CopyAndMove) + { + http_endpoint original(u"localhost", 8080); + http_endpoint copy = original; + EXPECT_EQ(copy, original); + + http_endpoint moved = std::move(copy); + EXPECT_EQ(moved.host, u"localhost"); + EXPECT_EQ(moved.port, 8080); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // endpoint_mapping tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(EndpointMapping, DefaultConstructs) + { + endpoint_mapping mapping; + EXPECT_TRUE(mapping.public_endpoint.empty()); + EXPECT_TRUE(mapping.private_endpoint.empty()); + } + + TEST(EndpointMapping, ConstructsWithEndpoints) + { + http_endpoint pub(u"www.example.com", 443); + http_endpoint priv(u"127.0.0.1", 49152); + endpoint_mapping mapping(pub, priv); + + EXPECT_EQ(mapping.public_endpoint.host, u"www.example.com"); + EXPECT_EQ(mapping.public_endpoint.port, 443); + EXPECT_EQ(mapping.private_endpoint.host, u"127.0.0.1"); + EXPECT_EQ(mapping.private_endpoint.port, 49152); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_http_listener_session tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(NullHttpListenerSession, DefaultConstructs) + { + null_http_listener_session session; + // The null session does nothing; this proves construction works. + } + + TEST(NullHttpListenerSession, MappingsReturnsEmpty) + { + null_http_listener_session session; + auto const& mappings = session.mappings(); + EXPECT_TRUE(mappings.empty()); + } + + TEST(NullHttpListenerSession, LookupPrivateReturnsNullopt) + { + null_http_listener_session session; + http_endpoint pub(u"localhost", 80); + auto result = session.lookup_private(pub); + EXPECT_FALSE(result.has_value()); + } + + TEST(NullHttpListenerSession, LookupPublicReturnsNullopt) + { + null_http_listener_session session; + http_endpoint priv(u"127.0.0.1", 49152); + auto result = session.lookup_public(priv); + EXPECT_FALSE(result.has_value()); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_http_listener tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(NullHttpListener, DefaultConstructs) + { + null_http_listener listener; + // The null listener does nothing; construction proves linkage. + } + + TEST(NullHttpListener, CreateSessionReturnsNotSupported) + { + null_http_listener listener; + + std::vector mappings; + mappings.emplace_back(http_endpoint(u"localhost", 80), + http_endpoint(u"127.0.0.1", 49152)); + + std::unique_ptr returned_session; + std::error_code ec; + + auto disp = listener.create_session(ihttp_listener::create_session_flags{}, + std::span(mappings), + returned_session, + ec); + + EXPECT_TRUE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(ec, std::errc::function_not_supported); + EXPECT_EQ(returned_session, nullptr); + } + + TEST(NullHttpListener, RemapReturnsNotSupported) + { + null_http_listener listener; + null_http_listener_session session; + http_endpoint pub(u"localhost", 80); + http_endpoint returned_priv; + std::error_code ec; + + auto disp = listener.remap(ihttp_listener::remap_flags{}, + session, + pub, + std::nullopt, + returned_priv, + ec); + + EXPECT_TRUE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(ec, std::errc::function_not_supported); + } + + TEST(NullHttpListener, UnmapReturnsNotSupported) + { + null_http_listener listener; + null_http_listener_session session; + http_endpoint pub(u"localhost", 80); + std::error_code ec; + + auto disp = listener.unmap(ihttp_listener::unmap_flags{}, session, pub, ec); + + EXPECT_TRUE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(ec, std::errc::function_not_supported); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Enum flag operations + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(HttpListenerEnums, CreateSessionFlagsOps) + { + auto flags = ihttp_listener::create_session_flags{}; + flags = flags | ihttp_listener::create_session_flags::allocate_ephemeral_ports; + EXPECT_NE(flags, ihttp_listener::create_session_flags{}); + } + + TEST(HttpListenerEnums, RemapFlagsOps) + { + auto flags = ihttp_listener::remap_flags{}; + flags = flags | ihttp_listener::remap_flags::allocate_ephemeral_port; + EXPECT_NE(flags, ihttp_listener::remap_flags{}); + } + + TEST(HttpListenerEnums, UnmapFlagsDefaultsEmpty) + { + auto flags = ihttp_listener::unmap_flags{}; + EXPECT_EQ(flags, ihttp_listener::unmap_flags{}); + } + + TEST(HttpListenerEnums, ResultCodesExist) + { + // Just verify the result code enums compile and have expected values. + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::create_session_result_code::endpoint_already_mapped), 1); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::create_session_result_code::private_endpoint_in_use), 2); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::remap_result_code::endpoint_already_mapped), 1); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::remap_result_code::private_endpoint_in_use), 2); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::remap_result_code::no_active_session), 3); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::unmap_result_code::endpoint_not_mapped), 1); + EXPECT_EQ(static_cast(ihttp_listener::unmap_result_code::no_active_session), 2); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_fs_redirector.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_fs_redirector.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a898f117 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_fs_redirector.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,134 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include "redirecting/redirecting.h" + +using m::pil::file_path; + +using namespace std::string_view_literals; + +namespace +{ + using P = std::pair; + + std::array const fs_il_1 = {{ + P{u"Public\\Documents"sv, u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents"sv}, + P{u"Public\\Documents\\Secret\\Xyz"sv, u"Private\\Vault987\\Pdq\\Here"sv}, + P{u"Shared\\Media"sv, u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Media"sv}, + }}; + + std::shared_ptr + make_redirector() + { + return std::make_shared(fs_il_1); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, NonMatchingPrefixPassesThrough) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // A prefix with no redirection entry is returned unchanged. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Public"sv)), file_path(u"Public"sv)); + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Other\\Place"sv)), + file_path(u"Other\\Place"sv)); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, RedirectedPrefixMapsToTargetSubtree) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // Exact prefix maps. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Public\\Documents"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents"sv)); + + // Longer paths under the prefix carry the remainder across. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Public\\Documents\\Letter.txt"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\Letter.txt"sv)); + + // The longest matching prefix wins. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Public\\Documents\\Secret\\Xyz"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Vault987\\Pdq\\Here"sv)); + + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"Shared\\Media\\song.mp3"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Media\\song.mp3"sv)); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, OriginalCaseOfRemainderPreserved) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // The prefix is matched case-insensitively (D12) but the unmatched + // remainder keeps the caller's exact case. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"public\\DOCUMENTS\\MixedCase.TXT"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\MixedCase.TXT"sv)); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, ReverseMappingPrivateToPublic) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_private_to_public(file_path(u"Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\a.txt"sv)), + file_path(u"Public\\Documents\\a.txt"sv)); + + // Non-matching private path passes through. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_private_to_public(file_path(u"Private\\Unknown"sv)), + file_path(u"Private\\Unknown"sv)); + } + + // M-FS-MONITOR-REDIR-1: Rooted (absolute) paths are mapped by extracting + // the relative portion and matching against the redirection table. This + // supports watch paths that are fully qualified (e.g. from Win32 APIs) + // even when the redirection table uses relative keys. + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, RootedPathMatchesRelativePortion) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // A rooted path whose relative portion matches a redirection key maps + // to the target, preserving the root and any prefix before the match. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"C:\\Users\\Test\\Public\\Documents"sv)), + file_path(u"C:\\Users\\Test\\Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents"sv)); + + // Sub-paths also work — the remainder is carried across. + EXPECT_EQ( + r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"C:\\Users\\Test\\Public\\Documents\\file.txt"sv)), + file_path(u"C:\\Users\\Test\\Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\file.txt"sv)); + + // UNC paths work too. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private( + file_path(u"\\\\server\\share\\Public\\Documents\\report.docx"sv)), + file_path(u"\\\\server\\share\\Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\report.docx"sv)); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, RootedPathWithNoMatchPassesThrough) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // A rooted path whose relative portion doesn't match passes through unchanged. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv)), + file_path(u"C:\\Windows\\System32"sv)); + + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(file_path(u"D:\\Other\\Path"sv)), + file_path(u"D:\\Other\\Path"sv)); + } + + TEST(TestRedirectingFsRedirector, RootedPathReverseMappingPrivateToPublic) + { + auto const r = make_redirector(); + + // Reverse mapping also works for rooted paths. + EXPECT_EQ(r->map_private_to_public( + file_path(u"C:\\Backing\\Private\\Sandbox1234\\Documents\\a.txt"sv)), + file_path(u"C:\\Backing\\Public\\Documents\\a.txt"sv)); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_redirector.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_redirector.cpp index 6d24e39e..65e68941 100644 --- a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_redirector.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_redirecting_redirector.cpp @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ #include +#include #include -#include #include #include #include @@ -22,15 +22,15 @@ using namespace std::string_view_literals; using P = std::pair; -auto r_il_1 = std::initializer_list

{ +std::array const r_il_1 = {{ P{u"HKLM\\Software"sv, u"HKCU\\FooTemp1234\\Software"sv}, P{u"HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Xyz"sv, u"HKCU\\Temp987\\Pdq\\MjgWasHere"sv}, P{u"HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\CLSID"sv, u"HKCU\\FooTemp1234\\HKCR"sv}, -}; +}}; TEST(TestRedirectingRedirector, ValidateHKLMNotMapped) { - auto r = std::make_shared(&r_il_1); + auto r = std::make_shared(r_il_1); // HKLM itself is not mapped EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(key_path(u"HKLM"sv)), key_path(u"HKLM"sv)); @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ TEST(TestRedirectingRedirector, ValidateHKLMNotMapped) TEST(TestRedirectingRedirector, ValidateHKLMSoftwareMicrosoftMapped) { - auto r = std::make_shared(&r_il_1); + auto r = std::make_shared(r_il_1); EXPECT_EQ(r->map_public_to_private(key_path(u"HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft"sv)), key_path(u"HKCU\\FooTemp1234\\Software\\Microsoft"sv)); diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_webcore_interfaces.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_webcore_interfaces.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..771b4882 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_webcore_interfaces.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,163 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// +// Exercises the webcore interface contracts (iwebcore / iwebcore_instance) +// against the null provider. The point is to verify that the interface +// surface, enums, and wrapper types compile and link correctly. +// + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::activation_request; + using m::pil::file_path; + using m::pil::iwebcore; + using m::pil::iwebcore_instance; + using m::pil::null_webcore; + using m::pil::null_webcore_instance; + using m::pil::webcore_host; + using m::pil::webcore_instance; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_webcore_instance tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(NullWebcoreInstance, DefaultConstructs) + { + null_webcore_instance instance; + // The null instance does nothing; this just proves construction works. + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // null_webcore tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(NullWebcore, DefaultConstructs) + { + null_webcore wc; + // The null engine surface does nothing; construction proves linkage. + } + + TEST(NullWebcore, ActivateThrowsNotImplemented) + { + null_webcore wc; + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"TestInstance"; + + std::unique_ptr returned_instance; + std::error_code ec; + + // null_webcore::activate calls M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, which throws. + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(wc.activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, returned_instance, ec)); + } + + TEST(NullWebcore, SetMetadataThrowsNotImplemented) + { + null_webcore wc; + + // null_webcore::set_metadata calls M_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, which throws. + std::error_code ec; + EXPECT_ANY_THROW(wc.set_metadata(iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}, + u"some_type", + u"some_value", + ec)); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_instance wrapper tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(WebcoreInstance, DefaultConstructsEmpty) + { + webcore_instance inst; + EXPECT_FALSE(inst); + } + + TEST(WebcoreInstance, MovableAndResetable) + { + webcore_instance inst; + inst.reset(); + EXPECT_FALSE(inst); + + webcore_instance inst2 = std::move(inst); + EXPECT_FALSE(inst2); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // webcore_host wrapper tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(WebcoreHost, DefaultConstructsEmpty) + { + webcore_host host; + EXPECT_FALSE(host); + } + + TEST(WebcoreHost, ConstructsFromNullWebcore) + { + auto sp = std::make_shared(); + webcore_host host(std::move(sp)); + EXPECT_TRUE(host); + } + + TEST(WebcoreHost, CopyAssignable) + { + auto sp = std::make_shared(); + webcore_host host1(std::move(sp)); + webcore_host host2; + host2 = host1; + EXPECT_TRUE(host2); + } + + TEST(WebcoreHost, MoveAssignable) + { + auto sp = std::make_shared(); + webcore_host host1(std::move(sp)); + webcore_host host2; + host2 = std::move(host1); + EXPECT_TRUE(host2); + } + + TEST(WebcoreHost, Swappable) + { + auto sp1 = std::make_shared(); + auto sp2 = std::make_shared(); + webcore_host host1(std::move(sp1)); + webcore_host host2(std::move(sp2)); + + host1.swap(host2); + + EXPECT_TRUE(host1); + EXPECT_TRUE(host2); + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Enum flag operations + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + TEST(WebcoreEnums, ActivateFlagsOps) + { + auto flags = iwebcore::activate_flags{}; + flags = flags | iwebcore::activate_flags::immediate_shutdown_on_release; + EXPECT_NE(flags, iwebcore::activate_flags{}); + } + + TEST(WebcoreEnums, SetMetadataFlagsDefaultsEmpty) + { + auto flags = iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}; + EXPECT_EQ(flags, iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/pil/test/test_win32_webcore.cpp b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_win32_webcore.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..42eab55a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/pil/test/test_win32_webcore.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,345 @@ +// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. +// Licensed under the MIT License. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// Include the header directly since it's internal to the win32 platform. +#include "direct/Platforms/Windows/win32_webcore.h" + +#include +#include + +// +// Tests for the Direct Windows HWC provider using an injectable fake engine. +// This validates the provider's lifecycle without requiring IIS installed. +// + +namespace +{ + using m::pil::activation_request; + using m::pil::file_path; + using m::pil::iwebcore; + using m::pil::iwebcore_instance; + using m::pil::impl::win32::PFN_WEB_CORE_ACTIVATE; + using m::pil::impl::win32::PFN_WEB_CORE_SET_METADATA; + using m::pil::impl::win32::PFN_WEB_CORE_SHUTDOWN; + using m::pil::impl::win32::webcore; + using m::pil::impl::win32::webcore_engine_api; + + // HRESULT values for fake engine. Use different names to avoid conflict + // with Windows.h HRESULT type. + constexpr long k_s_ok = 0L; + constexpr long k_e_service_already_running = static_cast(0x80070420); + constexpr long k_e_service_not_active = static_cast(0x80070426); + constexpr long k_e_fail = static_cast(0x80004005); + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Fake engine state (shared across test callbacks) + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + struct fake_engine_state + { + std::atomic is_active{false}; + std::atomic activate_call_count{0}; + std::atomic shutdown_call_count{0}; + std::atomic set_metadata_call_count{0}; + + std::wstring last_app_host_config; + std::wstring last_root_web_config; + std::wstring last_instance_name; + std::wstring last_metadata_type; + std::wstring last_metadata_value; + + bool fail_next_activate{false}; + bool fail_next_set_metadata{false}; + + void + reset() + { + is_active.store(false); + activate_call_count.store(0); + shutdown_call_count.store(0); + set_metadata_call_count.store(0); + last_app_host_config.clear(); + last_root_web_config.clear(); + last_instance_name.clear(); + last_metadata_type.clear(); + last_metadata_value.clear(); + fail_next_activate = false; + fail_next_set_metadata = false; + } + }; + + // Global fake engine state (tests run single-threaded). + fake_engine_state g_fake_engine; + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Fake engine callbacks + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + long __stdcall + fake_web_core_activate(wchar_t const* app_host_config, + wchar_t const* root_web_config, + wchar_t const* instance_name) + { + ++g_fake_engine.activate_call_count; + + if (g_fake_engine.fail_next_activate) + { + g_fake_engine.fail_next_activate = false; + return k_e_fail; + } + + if (g_fake_engine.is_active.load()) + { + return k_e_service_already_running; + } + + g_fake_engine.is_active.store(true); + + if (app_host_config) + g_fake_engine.last_app_host_config = app_host_config; + if (root_web_config) + g_fake_engine.last_root_web_config = root_web_config; + if (instance_name) + g_fake_engine.last_instance_name = instance_name; + + return k_s_ok; + } + + long __stdcall + fake_web_core_shutdown(std::uint32_t f_immediate) + { + ++g_fake_engine.shutdown_call_count; + + if (!g_fake_engine.is_active.load()) + { + return k_e_service_not_active; + } + + (void)f_immediate; + g_fake_engine.is_active.store(false); + return k_s_ok; + } + + long __stdcall + fake_web_core_set_metadata(wchar_t const* type, wchar_t const* value) + { + ++g_fake_engine.set_metadata_call_count; + + if (g_fake_engine.fail_next_set_metadata) + { + g_fake_engine.fail_next_set_metadata = false; + return k_e_fail; + } + + if (type) + g_fake_engine.last_metadata_type = type; + if (value) + g_fake_engine.last_metadata_value = value; + + return k_s_ok; + } + + webcore_engine_api + make_fake_api() + { + return webcore_engine_api{ + .pfn_activate = fake_web_core_activate, + .pfn_shutdown = fake_web_core_shutdown, + .pfn_set_metadata = fake_web_core_set_metadata, + }; + } + + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Tests + //-------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + class Win32WebcoreTest : public ::testing::Test + { + protected: + void + SetUp() override + { + g_fake_engine.reset(); + } + + void + TearDown() override + { + g_fake_engine.reset(); + } + }; + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, ActivateSucceeds) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"TestInstance"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + + auto d = provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); // nominal disposition + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); // no error + EXPECT_TRUE(instance); // got an instance + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.activate_call_count.load(), 1); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.last_app_host_config, L"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.last_instance_name, L"TestInstance"); + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, ActivateWithRootWebConfig) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.root_web_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\root.web.config"); + request.instance_name = u"WithRoot"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + + auto d = provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_TRUE(instance); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.last_root_web_config, L"C:\\test\\root.web.config"); + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, DoubleActivateYieldsAlreadyActivated) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"First"; + + std::unique_ptr instance1; + std::error_code ec; + + auto d1 = provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance1, ec); + EXPECT_FALSE(d1); + EXPECT_TRUE(instance1); + + // Second activation should return already_activated without calling the engine. + std::unique_ptr instance2; + auto d2 = provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance2, ec); + + EXPECT_TRUE(d2); // non-nominal disposition + EXPECT_EQ(d2.code(), iwebcore::activate_result_code::already_activated); + EXPECT_FALSE(instance2); // no instance returned + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.activate_call_count.load(), 1); // only called once + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, ShutdownOnInstanceDestruction) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"ShutdownTest"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + + provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + EXPECT_TRUE(g_fake_engine.is_active.load()); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.shutdown_call_count.load(), 0); + + // Destroy the instance token — should trigger shutdown. + instance.reset(); + + EXPECT_FALSE(g_fake_engine.is_active.load()); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.shutdown_call_count.load(), 1); + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, SetMetadataSucceeds) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + // Activate first (set_metadata requires an active instance in real HWC, + // though our fake doesn't enforce this). + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"MetadataTest"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + // Set metadata. + auto d = provider->set_metadata(iwebcore::set_metadata_flags{}, + u"some/type", + u"some-value", + ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); + EXPECT_FALSE(ec); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.set_metadata_call_count.load(), 1); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.last_metadata_type, L"some/type"); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.last_metadata_value, L"some-value"); + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, ActivateFailurePropagatesError) + { + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + g_fake_engine.fail_next_activate = true; + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"FailTest"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + + auto d = provider->activate(iwebcore::activate_flags{}, request, instance, ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); // nominal disposition (error is in ec) + EXPECT_TRUE(ec); // error propagated + EXPECT_FALSE(instance); // no instance returned + } + + TEST_F(Win32WebcoreTest, ImmediateShutdownFlagHonored) + { + // This test validates that the flag is passed through — the fake engine + // doesn't distinguish graceful vs immediate, but the provider should + // record the flag. + + auto provider = std::make_shared(make_fake_api()); + + activation_request request; + request.app_host_config = file_path(u"C:\\test\\applicationHost.config"); + request.instance_name = u"ImmediateTest"; + + std::unique_ptr instance; + std::error_code ec; + + auto d = provider->activate( + iwebcore::activate_flags::immediate_shutdown_on_release, + request, + instance, + ec); + + EXPECT_FALSE(d); + EXPECT_TRUE(instance); + + // Destroy — the fake doesn't differentiate, but we verify no crash. + instance.reset(); + EXPECT_EQ(g_fake_engine.shutdown_call_count.load(), 1); + } + +} // namespace diff --git a/src/libraries/tracing/DESIGN-NOTES.md b/src/libraries/tracing/DESIGN-NOTES.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cc344ee4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/libraries/tracing/DESIGN-NOTES.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +# Tracing — design notes + +## D1. The production monitor is a deliberately leaked process-lifetime singleton + +`m::tracing::monitor` (the global `monitor_var`) resolves, on first use, to a single +`monitor_class` instance created by `make_monitor_class()`. That instance is +**intentionally never destroyed** — it is a leaked allocation that lives for the entire +process lifetime. See `monitor_var::get()` in [src/monitor_var.cpp](src/monitor_var.cpp). + +### Why + +Process-lifetime globals in other components emit trace calls from their destructors +during CRT `atexit` / `DLL_PROCESS_DETACH`. A concrete example: mwin32's global handle +table can still own a directory-watch context (with threadpool timers) at process exit; +tearing those timers down traces. Such a late trace reaches the monitor through a +multiplexor that holds only a **raw back-pointer** to it. + +If the monitor were owned by a `static std::unique_ptr` (the previous implementation), it +would be destroyed during static teardown — possibly *before* that last late trace site. +The multiplexor's back-pointer would then dangle and the trace would dereference freed +memory. Depending on what reuses the freed block, this manifested non-deterministically as +**either** an immediate access violation (`0xC0000005`) **or** a hang (control jumping +through a reused vtable slot into code that spins). This was the root cause of the +intermittent Release failure of +`Mwin32NotifySampleLifecycle.ReceivesNotificationsThroughRedirectedPath`. + +Leaking the singleton guarantees the monitor outlives every possible trace site for the +whole process, eliminating the dangling back-pointer. + +### Teardown coverage is not lost + +Leaking the singleton does not reduce coverage of the monitor's construct/use/destroy +cycle. That cycle is exercised on demand through the public `make_monitor_class()` factory, +which builds standalone monitors that are destroyed normally (see +[test/test_monitor_teardown.cpp](test/test_monitor_teardown.cpp)). diff --git a/src/libraries/tracing/src/monitor_var.cpp b/src/libraries/tracing/src/monitor_var.cpp index 921697b4..071e737c 100644 --- a/src/libraries/tracing/src/monitor_var.cpp +++ b/src/libraries/tracing/src/monitor_var.cpp @@ -19,22 +19,33 @@ namespace m::tracing m::not_null monitor_var::get() const noexcept { - struct private_state - { - private_state(): m_monitor{make_monitor_class()} {} - - m::not_null - get() const - { - return m_monitor.get(); - } - - std::unique_ptr m_monitor; - }; - - static private_state ms_private_state; - - return ms_private_state.get(); + // + // The production tracing monitor is a process-lifetime singleton that is + // intentionally never destroyed (a deliberately leaked allocation). + // + // Other process-lifetime globals emit trace calls from their destructors + // during the CRT atexit / DLL_PROCESS_DETACH phase. A concrete example is + // mwin32's global handle table, which can still own a directory-watch + // context (with threadpool timers) at process exit; tearing those timers + // down traces. Such a trace routes through this monitor by way of a + // multiplexor that holds only a raw back-pointer to it. If the monitor + // were owned by a static unique_ptr it would be destroyed during static + // teardown, possibly before that last late user, leaving the back-pointer + // dangling and the trace call dereferencing freed memory. Depending on + // what reuses the freed block, that manifests either as an immediate + // access violation or as a hang (control jumps through a reused vtable + // slot into code that spins). Leaking the monitor guarantees it outlives + // every possible trace site for the entire process lifetime. + // + // This does not reduce teardown coverage: the construct/use/destroy cycle + // is exercised on demand through the public make_monitor_class() factory + // (see test_monitor_teardown.cpp), which builds standalone monitors rather + // than this singleton. + // + static m::not_null const the_monitor = + make_monitor_class().release(); + + return the_monitor; } monitor_var:: diff --git a/src/libraries/utf/include/m/utf/encode.h b/src/libraries/utf/include/m/utf/encode.h index c86dcb84..e1cdc0e1 100644 --- a/src/libraries/utf/include/m/utf/encode.h +++ b/src/libraries/utf/include/m/utf/encode.h @@ -21,7 +21,17 @@ namespace m (sizeof(OutCharT) == 1) constexpr OutIterT encode_utf8(char32_t ch, OutIterT it) { - using byte_t = OutCharT; + // + // The UTF-8 code units are byte values, but they are stored through the output + // iterator whose element type may be wider than a byte (for example a char16_t + // container). When the destination element type is known, use it as the + // intermediate so the final assignment is not an implicit conversion between + // distinct character types; otherwise (output-only iterators expose a void value + // type) fall back to OutCharT. All values written below are masked to a single + // byte, so widening is value-preserving. + // + using deduced_t = iterator_value_type_t; + using byte_t = std::conditional_t, OutCharT, deduced_t>; if ((ch >= 0x110000) || ((ch >= 0xd800) && (ch <= 0xdfff))) throw utf_invalid_encoding_error("invalid character"); @@ -74,7 +84,8 @@ namespace m (sizeof(OutCharT) == 1) constexpr OutIterT encode_utf8(char32_t ch, OutIterT it, std::error_code& ec) { - using byte_t = OutCharT; + using deduced_t = iterator_value_type_t; + using byte_t = std::conditional_t, OutCharT, deduced_t>; if ((ch >= 0x110000) || ((ch >= 0xd800) && (ch <= 0xdfff))) { diff --git a/vcpkg.json b/vcpkg.json index e193a47d..919df45b 100644 --- a/vcpkg.json +++ b/vcpkg.json @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ "name": "wil", "host": true }, - "wil" + "wil", + "nlohmann-json" ] }