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break in a statement expression in a switch condition [GH #434] - #436
In GNU modes, a break inside a statement expression in the condition of a switch was bound to that switch instead of to the enclosing loop or switch. GCC and Clang bind it to the enclosing one. A case or default label in such a condition was likewise attached to the inner switch. With this change, it's now diagnosed as a transfer of control into a statement expression, as in GCC.
The front end now flags a switch statement's stack entry while its condition is scanned, so the search for the target of a break, case or default skips that switch. In the interepreter, a switch now completes a break only if control entered its body. A break executed in its condition goes on to the enclosing statement.
The interpreter now uses shared pending-transfer state and resumable work for control flow, loop execution, and switch-case entry. Cleanup handles transfers and object lifetimes. The PR adds regression tests and release notes for constant-evaluation behavior.
Changes: Constant-evaluation control flow
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Shared transfers and unwinding src/interpret.c, tests/tests/changes/gh-401.sft.cpp, tests/tests/regressions/*, tests/tests/imported/clang/cpp/SemaCXX/.constant-expression-cxx14.rto/*, src/pending_changes/gh-401-*
Interpreter work propagates pending transfers through cleanup and routine completion. Tests cover statement expressions, loop exits, destructor behavior, and related constant-evaluation results.
Loop work handles setup, tests, increments, body execution, and cleanup. Condition variables and range-loop variables are destroyed at statement or iteration boundaries represented in the tests.
Switch processing selects a case and enters eligible nested statements, including supported loop bodies. Switch-condition scanning excludes that switch when resolving labels and break targets. Tests cover case entry and statement expressions in switch conditions.
sequenceDiagram
participant SwitchContinuation
participant StatementWork
participant BlockWork
SwitchContinuation->>StatementWork: Set selected switch entry
StatementWork->>BlockWork: Locate statement containing selected case
BlockWork->>StatementWork: Resume at selected statement
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edgcpp/compiler#419: Introduces pending-transfer handling and resumable loop and switch execution that this PR extends.
Suggested reviewers:wchilders-nvidia, nv-cmeerw
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 941b0
This change reworks how break, continue, return and switch entry work during constant evaluation, and it fixes several earlier lifetime and control-flow bugs. A few edge cases in GNU statement expressions can still produce a wrong constant value or a spurious fallthrough diagnostic. Fix the loop-test break handling and the leaked pending transfers before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 941b0
The change alters how nested control flow and cleanup interact, without an identified increase in privileges or access. Residual risk is low because unusual failure paths were assessed statically rather than exhaustively validated.
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inferred — The relevant input is source code submitted for constant evaluation, and the affected execution context is the hosting compiler process. The changed state belongs to interpreter invocations; the inspected changes do not establish a new service, tenant, credential or deployment authority.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Destructor execution still checks that the callee is constexpr, defined and interpretable, and rejects execution when the existing cost limit is exceeded before pushing its body. Transfer propagation does not remove these checks.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — During failure or pending transfer, the work runner discards ordinary work but retains work requiring cleanup. It enforces the nested-work stack floor and clears a transfer when nested interpretation fails, supporting containment of aborted evaluation.
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The pull request also adds release notes and tests for GH #401, #402, #403, #404, and #411. It changes imported diagnostic baselines and expands constexpr-control-flow.sft.cpp for those issues. Thes…
Remove the GH #401, #402, #403, #404, and #411 release notes, tests, and diagnostic-baseline changes. Submit those changes separately. Keep the #434 implementation and its supporting interpreter and regression-test changes.
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Issue #434 requires a break in a GNU statement expression used as a switch condition to target the enclosing loop or switch. src/statements.c marks the switch while scanning its condition, so ta…
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Issue #434 requires a break in a GNU statement expression used as a switch condition to target the enclosing loop or switch. src/statements.c marks the switch while scanning its condition, so target lookup skips that switch. The interpreter changes propagate the pending break until the entered target completes it. tests/tests/changes/gh-434.sft.cpp checks enclosing-switch, enclosing-loop, nested-switch, constant-evaluation, and runtime behavior.
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Remove the GH #401, #402, #403, #404, and #411 release notes, tests, and diagnostic-baseline changes. Submit those changes separately. Keep the #434 implementation and its supporting interpreter and regression-test changes.
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- Around line 6397-6405: In the __builtin_constant_p recovery branch that
converts failed evaluation to zero_int, clear ips->transfer before continuing;
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Clear pending transfers from recovering evaluations.
run_pushed_work returns FALSE when pushed work leaves a control transfer pending. The __builtin_constant_p branch converts that result to zero_int and continues without clearing ips->transfer. do_assumption_check also treats a failed evaluation as non-fatal and returns TRUE without clearing the transfer.
A break or continue in a GNU statement expression can target the enclosing loop. Clear the pending transfer in both recovery branches.
🐛 Suggested fix
if (alloc_complete_object(ips, n_bytes, arg_type, arg1_bytes) &&
do_constexpr_expression(ips, args, arg1_bytes, arg1_bytes)) {
*(an_integer_value*)result_storage = one_int;
} else {
+ /* A transfer from a probed operand is not executed. */+ ips->transfer.kind = ctk_none;
*(an_integer_value*)result_storage = zero_int;
} /* if */
} else {
/* Failing to evaluate the assumption expression doesn't cause the
constant evaluation to fail. */
+ ips->transfer.kind = ctk_none;
} /* if */
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In the __builtin_constant_p recovery branch that converts failed evaluation to
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- Around line 6292-6303: Update routine_body_completed to consume ctk_return as
it does now, and mark interpretation failed when any other pending transfer is
neither ctk_none nor ctk_throw; clear that invalid transfer while allowing
ctk_throw to propagate.
- Around line 9792-9808: Update the while, do-while, and for loop flows to
consume a pending ctk_loop_break after evaluating each loop test and the for
increment, completing the targeted loop instead of propagating the transfer
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- Line 3557: Separate the switch-condition exclusion used for break, case, and
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Preserve condition skipping for those lookups, but ensure a GNU statement
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Stop loop and switch transfers at the function boundary.
routine_body_completed consumes only ctk_return. A pending ctk_loop_break, ctk_switch_break or ctk_continue therefore leaves the callee with ips->failed still FALSE. It then passes through process_call_work, process_dtor_work and process_ctor_work into the caller. These transfers can never correctly leave a function, so interpretation should fail at this point. That turns any binding error, such as the loop-test case above, into a clean "not a constant expression" result instead of a wrong value. ctk_throw must still propagate.
🛡️ Proposed fix
{
if (ips->transfer.kind == ctk_return) {
ips->transfer.kind = ctk_none;
+ } else if (ips->transfer.kind != ctk_none &&+ ips->transfer.kind != ctk_throw) {+ /* A break or continue cannot leave a routine. */+ ips->transfer.kind = ctk_none;+ ips->failed = TRUE;
} /* if */
return work_completed_normally(ips);
} /* routine_body_completed */
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Update routine_body_completed to consume ctk_return as it does now, and mark
interpretation failed when any other pending transfer is neither ctk_none nor
ctk_throw; clear that invalid transfer while allowing ctk_throw to propagate.
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- interpreter symbols and loop regions ---'
rg -n -F -e 'eval_loop_test' -e 'eval_loop_increment' -e 'continue_loop_after_body' -e 'stmk_while' -e 'stmk_do_while' -e 'stmk_for' -e 'ctk_loop_break' -e 'ctk_continue' src/interpret.c
printf'%s\n''--- interpreter loop handlers ---'
sed -n '9520,10080p' src/interpret.c
printf'%s\n''--- transfer and label handling in statements.c ---'
rg -n -F -e 'break_label' -e 'continue_label' -e 'ctk_loop_break' -e 'loop_statement' -e 'statement_expression' -e 'stmt_expr' src/statements.c | head -160
printf'%s\n''--- related tests ---'
rg -n -F -e 'while' -e 'for' -e 'break' -e 'continue' tests --glob '*gh-434*' --glob '*.c' --glob '*.cpp' --glob '*.cc'| head -160 ||test$? -eq 1
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printf'%s\n''--- interpreter helper implementations ---'
sed -n '8680,8850p' src/interpret.c
printf'%s\n''--- transfer construction and loop statement interpretation ---'
sed -n '9380,9510p' src/interpret.c
printf'%s\n''--- front-end loop parsing and statement-expression boundaries ---'
sed -n '3540,3845p' src/statements.c
sed -n '4580,4755p' src/statements.c
sed -n '4980,5095p' src/statements.c
sed -n '5750,5920p' src/statements.c
sed -n '6550,6705p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- constexpr control-flow tests around statement expressions ---'
sed -n '130,180p' tests/tests/regressions/constexpr-control-flow.sft.cpp
printf'%s\n''--- requested revision relationship and diff summary ---'
git rev-parse --verify f51894d277daf06483b926a8cc49e57c114ddaa0
git rev-parse --verify 941b0093cfd3e979b7721dab518e7c5bc5730228
git diff --stat f51894d277daf06483b926a8cc49e57c114ddaa0 -- src/interpret.c src/statements.c tests
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- enclosing-structured-statement lookup ---'
rg -n -F 'find_enclosing_struct_stmt' src/statements.c
sed -n '3450,3575p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- while/do/for parser entry and condition order ---'
rg -n -F -e 'static void while_statement' -e 'while_statement(' -e 'do_statement' -e 'for_statement' src/statements.c | head -80
sed -n '4240,4660p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- gh-434 regression ---'
cat tests/tests/changes/gh-434.sft.cpp
printf'%s\n''--- relevant head/base diff ---'
git diff --unified=35 f51894d277daf06483b926a8cc49e57c114ddaa0 -- src/interpret.c src/statements.c tests/tests/changes/gh-434.sft.cpp | sed -n '1,900p'
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printf'%s\n''--- while and do parser ---'
sed -n '4670,4845p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- for parser ---'
sed -n '5550,5755p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- gh-434 test with line numbers ---'
nl -ba tests/tests/changes/gh-434.sft.cpp
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printf'%s\n''--- routine and work-stack transfer handling ---'
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A break in a loop test or increment leaves the wrong loop.
The front end binds break in a GNU statement expression to the current while, do-while, or for loop. The interpreter does not consume ctk_loop_break after eval_loop_test or eval_loop_increment. The pending transfer can therefore escape to an enclosing loop instead of completing the target loop.
Apply the same ctk_loop_break handling used for a switch condition after the while test, do-while test, for increment, and for test. Preserve the existing ctk_continue behavior until its required semantics are established.
🐛 Suggested fix
if (result) {
if (eval_loop_test(ips, sw, expr, &result)) {
push_stmt_work(ips, stmt->variant.loop_statement);
item->phase = iwp_2nd_resume;
pop_when_done = FALSE;
goto done;
} /* if */
+ if (!result && !ips->failed &&+ ips->transfer.kind == ctk_loop_break) {+ /* A break in the loop test (in a GNU statement expression)+ applies to this loop. */+ ips->transfer.kind = ctk_none;+ result = TRUE;+ } /* if */
if (sw->has_cond_var) {
do_constexpr_condition_cleanup(ips, expr);
} /* if */
} /* if */
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Review comment at @src/interpret.c around lines 9792 - 9808:
Update the while, do-while, and for loop flows to consume a pending
ctk_loop_break after evaluating each loop test and the for increment, completing
the targeted loop instead of propagating the transfer outward. Apply the
handling alongside eval_loop_test and eval_loop_increment, and preserve existing
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Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash# Find every caller of in_switch_statement and show the surrounding context.
rg -nP -C6 '\bin_switch_statement\s*\(' --glob '*.c' --glob '*.cpp' --glob '*.h'
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printf'%s\n''--- statements.c: switch lookup and state ---'
sed -n '3470,3600p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- statements.c: switch_statement condition scan ---'
sed -n '4510,4635p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- attribute.c: in_switch_statement caller ---'
sed -n '5725,5805p' src/attribute.c
printf'%s\n''--- references to relevant symbols ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.[ch]' -e 'in_switch_condition' -e 'find_enclosing_struct_stmt' -e 'in_switch_statement(' src ||test"$?" -eq 1
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printf'%s\n''--- fallthrough attribute references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.[ch]' -e 'apply_fallthrough_attr' -e 'ak_fallthrough' -e 'fallthrough' src | head -200
printf'%s\n''--- condition and statement-expression references ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'statements.c' -e 'scan_condition' -e 'statement_expression' -e 'statement_expr' -e 'is_statement_expr' src/statements.c | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- related find_enclosing_struct_stmt callers ---'
sed -n '6585,6650p' src/statements.c
sed -n '6715,6775p' src/statements.c
sed -n '7465,7520p' src/statements.c
sed -n '7560,7620p' src/statements.c
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printf'%s\n''--- scan_condition and statement-expression implementation ---'
sed -n '4050,4150p' src/statements.c
sed -n '3575,3790p' src/statements.c
sed -n '5370,5440p' src/statements.c
printf'%s\n''--- expression/parser references to statement expressions ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.[ch]' -e 'statement expression' -e 'statement_expression' -e 'is_statement_expr' -e 'inside_statement_expr' src | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- fallthrough references outside src ---'
rg -n -i -F --glob '!src/**' --glob '!*.o' --glob '!*.a''fallthrough'.| head -200 ||test\"$?\" -eq 1
#!/bin/bashset -eu
sed -n '29845,30055p' src/expr.c
printf'%s\n''--- changed test context ---'
sed -n '1,70p' tests/tests/changes/gh-434.sft.cpp
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Preserve switch visibility for in_switch_statement.
A plain condition declaration does not invoke this statement-only handler. However, a GNU statement expression in the switch condition can contain an empty statement with [[fallthrough]]. apply_fallthrough_attr then sees in_switch_statement() == FALSE and reports ec_fallthrough_not_in_switch.
Keep condition skipping for break, case, and default lookup, but use a separate predicate for apply_fallthrough_attr that does not skip the active switch.
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Review comment at @src/statements.c at line 3557:
Separate the switch-condition exclusion used for break, case, and default lookup
from the switch visibility check used by apply_fallthrough_attr. Preserve
condition skipping for those lookups, but ensure a GNU statement expression in
an active switch condition still lets apply_fallthrough_attr recognize the
switch.
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Fixes #434.
In GNU modes, a
breakinside a statement expression in the condition of a switch was bound to that switch instead of to the enclosing loop or switch. GCC and Clang bind it to the enclosing one. Acaseordefaultlabel in such a condition was likewise attached to the inner switch. With this change, it's now diagnosed as a transfer of control into a statement expression, as in GCC.The front end now flags a switch statement's stack entry while its condition is scanned, so the search for the target of a break, case or default skips that switch. In the interepreter, a switch now completes a
breakonly if control entered its body. Abreakexecuted in its condition goes on to the enclosing statement.This change depends on #419.
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break,continue, andreturnin GNU statement expressions, including expressions used inswitchconditions.switchcase labels enter statements or loops, including reevaluation of loop conditions.forloops.breakstatements and control transfers involving statement expressions inswitchconditions.